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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Aug. 8, 1958" (1958). The Catholic Advocate. 24. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/24 of Archdiocese Honored NEWARK 11 Priests, Layman by Pope Eleven priests and a layman of the Arch had begn named Papal chamberlains, with the title of Knighthood 66 " of St. Gregory the Great, honored b Pius civil class. 1922, Msgr. Owens had served J y Pope XII Very Reverend Monsignor: successively as assistant pas* rc blsbo MSGR. OWENS, who was P Poland. On his return from named a prothonotary apos- tor at St. St. and St. * . Very Rev. Msgr. I. Patrick’s, Michael’s Joseph’s, Jersey Rome,B the ih' Michael Fronczak, LL.D., Seton Hall tolic 7 Archbishop announced that ad instar, celebrated the golden jubilee of his Rt. Rev. Msgr. James University, South ordina- City. W e a °r Orange.- tion on P S June 21 this Mary Nutley had year. He was a L?h ’ ’ . named Very Rev. B. made domestic prelate with the title of nnnt a v Msgr. Charles Murphy, Right prothonotary apostolic ad 8.L.5., Seton Hall Prothonotaries instar; Apostolic are accorded certain priv- Reverend .Monsignor in University, South Orange. September, 1948. He is an arch- • That the ileges following Papal chamberlains normally reserved to Bishops. diocesan had been Very Rev. consultor, a member of the building named domestic Msgr. Thomas M. Rearddh, dean In commission* prelates, with LL.B., his new rank, Msgh Owens will be to cele- the title of Rev- School privileged and a synodal Right6 of Law, Seton Hall judge. erend Monsignor: University. brate Pontifical Mass , four times a Two of year. these oc- Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas W. Domestic Prelates eV JoS Cunningham, Ph D., aca- casions are at Christmas g ph A Doyle and Easter; the other two niav be fh?ira^ ,f ’ administrator of the demic Seton MSGR. r a f c f vice-president, Hall DOYLE Was ordained on 30, 1931. f the Sacred Heart University. selected by him. May Except Newark, and archdiocesan for f . > Very Rev. Thomas J. a few he has been director of Msgr. Gillhooly, dean, Paterson In so months, stationed at the old cemeteries. pontificating a Sacred Seton prothonotary apostolic is entitled College, Hall Heart Church, Park now Rt. Rev, University. to the use Ave., Newark, and at the Cathe-' Msgr. John J. of certain pontificals, articles of attire customari- Dougherty, S.T.L., pro- of S.S.D. Very Rev. Msgr. Henry G. J. Beck, dial the Sacred Heart, Newark, fessor of Sacred D.ec.Hist., profes- ly worn only by l where he is administra- Scripture, Bishops. Among these are the ring, Immaculate Conception Sem- sor of miter, tor. is r ecclesiastical history, Immaculate Sem- He also archdiocesan director of He inary, Darlington. Conception ■pectoral cross and gloves. cemeteries. was named inary, Darlington. Papal chamberlain in September, 1954. Rt. Rev Msgr. Vincent P. Msgr. Owens was born in County Roscommon, Coburn, J.C.D., Officialis Rev. Msgr. A. Ireland, Very Joseph Costello, vice chancellor and Msgr. Dougherty; who was ordained is and assistant chancellor of studied for at July 23, 1933, the Archdiocese, the priesthood Seton Hall College and and administra- and defender of the bond of the of Sacred tor of St. Archdiocese. professor Scripture at Immaculate Bridget’s, Newark. Immaculate Conception Seminary. He was ordained on Conception • The Archbishop also Seminary. He is American TV • That the announced that Daniel L. June 13, 1908. representative to the Pontifi- following priests of the Archdiocese of cal McCormick, Maplewood, had been named to the Commission for Cinema, Radio and Television, and for Until named pastor of St. Mary’s, Nutley, in October (Continued on Page 3)
Effective Immediately Governor Signs The Advocate Sunday Sales Ban TRENTON—Gov. Robert B. this ' deficiency” and other “de- Meyner on 4 a bill Aug. signed | fects” which he said weakened Official to w Publication of the Archdiocese of ban Sunday sales in of Newark, N. J. * ob,.nP,ion p,ic ». v..n 18 the effectiveness of the bill. \Z\r,V:T.?^;r .: y He .» M.r ». im the of state's 21 counties. The leg-1 said the and the Diocese of Paterson, N. for J. „ c'XTI? "I*.**n i penalties prescribed "» ■* islation becomes effective *<»' '■» l,« Ac, „ o. im-! violations t , ~ N.v „,V of the act are “ob- mediately. VOL. 7, NO. 32 scure and too severe.” FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1958 TEN A Senate PRICE: CENTS amendment to the The law provides for a fine House original bill grants of $25 for the first ex- offense, $lOO from its Advises Nuns emption provisions to for the second, $2OO Pope or up to No Fast on Cape May, Atlantic and Ocean 30 Vigil days in jail for the third, counties, predominantly resort and from 30 days to six monthi Of of the areas state. Another Sen- in for fourth Assumption jail a or subse- amendment ate also provides quent offense. Means of On Thursday, Aug. 14, the that should Develop any of the It was provision Support, Vigil of the Feast of the As- promoted by heavy NEW DOMESTIC PRELATE: measure be declared unconstitu- traffic John sumption, there will be fast along the state's Msgr. J. Dougherty no high- tional, the entire bill would au- of Immaculate or abstinence ways, which have in recent Conception Seminary, cele- imposed by Darlington, tomatically become void. Rules to Church law. years become dotted with brated the silver jubilee of his the Times large ordination on Adapt The new law the Aug. 2. prohibits shopping centers. Some approved Catholic cal- During legis- The took an Sunday sale of lative debate ceremony unexpected turn when Arch- VATICAN CITY endars indicate that the clothing, wearing on the measure it (NC) Pope Pius XII told the nuns as well as day is toward the poor. bishop Boland invested him a apparel, furniture, home, busi- was pointed out that as domestic of the world to of "The one of both fast and absti- traffic prelate, develop means and be contemplative life does self-support ready ness or office and with the title of Right nence. This is because these appliances jams are resulting at these Reverend an honor to their rules to not essentially consist in the Monsignor, adapt the requirements of the times ex- furnishings, lumber and build- under calendars points, endangering the lives of just conferred ternal profession were printed before by Pope Pius XII. on are of of religious dis- Looking Msgr. guidance the Holy See. ing supplies. Sales of food, motorists and their the July 25, 1957, decree of the families. cipline,” he added. "This in Joseph H. Brady, rector of the fact drugs and other and Msgr. The Pontiff Sacred necessities, as seminary, spoke in the final is of the part of three consecutive nothing but the framework for Congregation well ratlin oHHroCCAC mnA n t as toys and James J. Owens, pastor of St. radio addresses Km t Council sporting goods, Mary’s, Nutley, as beamed to cloi- which transferred the Msgr. contemplation: it it, James upholds en are not included in the prohibi- Now F. stered nuns throughout the world Aug. 14 fast and abstinence Province for Looney, Chancellor, assists. selves and close themselves courages it, preserves but does set up it, tions down by the law. in an “invisible audience.” from that to Dec. 7. the within the convent not constitute it. day walls, but that “1 ani reasonably satisfied The third address on before the Feast of the Rite “Living union with day Byzantine 'their God would “Thus, while what that sentiment favors the repeating Immaculate public a Contemplative Life” was a broaden Conception. “according to the dimen- We have reasonable Father already said, We beg of degree of control In U.S. complement to the first two Erected McGuinness dis- sions of the There is, no obli- world and the re- you to dedicate therefore, over commercial insistently your- activities courses, given on July 19 and 26, of WASHINGTON (NC) work of Christ which selves with gation fast or of abstinence Pope deeming is all your hearts to con- whose rapid growth has dras- on and the Pius XII has erected knowing loving con- perpetuated in the Church.” on 14. Because an ecclesias- templative prayer, essential Thursday, Aug. the character life. your tically changed of Named templative Aug. province for Ruthenian Cath- President mission w Friday, 15, the Feast of of for hich as a ? you have re- Sunday day of rest,” Gov- tical The Pope told his cloistered THE PONTIFF BEGAN olics of by the Assumption, is a the Byzantine Rite who nounced the world. holy day ernor said. audience that “the the relation between Meyner have their convents and showing thei of there will be from Galicia and “Do not confuse this obligation, no He criticized the origin the three position exemption nuns must be to accept parts of his treatment on I now reside in the United Workers ready obligation of abstinence that for States. for Blind the three counties and called the of ideas life. He fhat (Continued on exchange and collab- contemplative said Page 2) day. The Apostolic of Phila- the Exarchy oration greater upon legislature to correct which the Holy See knowledge of the con- has been elevated PHILADELPHIA may delphia to the Rev. Richard M. McGuinness propose to them. must templative life enriches and They espe- deep- rank of a metropolitan See, and director of the Mt. ens with the Carmel Guild for the cially try to establish respectful daily practice.of its Doctors, Nurses Told: has Blind in assigned to it as its suffragan and while love Newark, was elected trusting relations with the obligations, of theeon' See the president of the American Apostolic Exarchy of Federa- life | of Sacred Congregation of templative also demands ac- Stamford. tion Catholic Workers for the Religi- Blind at their national ceptance ous.” of these practices with- Archbishop Constantine convention here. Must Delegates out which it - - - ■ *-• representing guilds of He said that this collabora- would be a vain Understand ehevsky, Exarch 13 Apostolic of dioceses in participated the elec- tion is enticement. Spiritual particularly called for Philadelphia, becomes the Metro- tion. “when it to achieve a is a of con- “In this ceaseless of the new high degree of sanc- question interchange politan province. A. Msgr. Joseph Dooling, stituting federations of convents which tity. normally conditions the As Archbishop Ambrose Senyshyn, director.of the Mt. Carmel Well Guild, While or of regular as S B M praising the work of orders, or even a con- progress of religious life,” Needs is Exarch of the suffra- was the at the Physical jO , speaker banquet federation he guilds and other organizations of federations.” continued, "the predominat- |gan Exarchy of Stamford. which concluded the convention. BRUSSELS (’are of which assist the The Pontiff alluded to the ing element will the sick entails at the blind, Father nec- always be the understanding | .significant the present time, Territorially, jurisdictionof He spoke on the importance of their McGuinness cited essity for this readiness interiorlife spiritual as well as the Exarch the abiding re- to co- which confers on ex physical needs, saying: Apostolic of Philadel- motivation in the work Auxiliary Bishop spiritual which with directives ternal their Paul ('. sponsibility families bear operate of the acts significance and Schoenmaeckers "The physician, because he phia, Archbishop of Malines declared at the Bohachevsky, of rehabilitation of the blind. to opening extends assist their afflicted Holy See in an enumeration of value. realizes to all the lands under members. of the Sixth ( of the importance of reli- Speaking at the convention, Fa- ongress the International of Families of the blind the great problems sometimes “From the heart of Committee to the sovereignty of the United must man good gion his patients and to the ther McGuinness stressed that not Catholic Nurses and neglect or shunt off houses of cloistered and bad Medico-Social Workers States, with the of to oth- presented by thoughts go out (cfr. here citizens of the world, exception New Attended cannot blindness should a ers not exclude their own nuns. Mark 7:21). I by 2,000 delegates York and the New England Intehtion explains plead that as a scientist states. primary obliga- from he has parishioner from full 42 countries, the participa- tion,” he said. Guilds should “There are,” he stated, "con- its own acts and congress troduced no interest attributes to I by Mrs, A Benoit La in these matters. As tion in the Church was held in with liturgy nor supplement what the families vents which unfortunately are them a moral conjunction the value. But this [pointe, of Canada, of a Catholic man of science he First Catholic president from in soci- become of intention World Congress of Marton membership parish do, not a substitute. dying hunger, and alone not the neglect pri- is enough; international Catholic nurses’ must make this his apostolate." Bishop eties. Health at which vation. And there are others it is also a message was A of the first necessary that it be organization. She said that report Catholic read from one This is particularly true, he “The complaint of some blind 1, Pope Pius stress- week for which, because of material diffi- truly put into XII, of the aims the held last practice.” of the congress was added, in Reported Under Blind, Feb- that the regard to the persons that feel snubbed, lead life. ing Christian must growing they the Newark culty, a very painful spirit to the between ruary by study relationship influence ot or left out of Church affairs Archdiocese, TURNING TO THK always-govern the field of health. materialism _which House essential the Arrest was also read Father “There are still other con- nursing profession and vari has by McGuin- element already led us to a can be overcome if sighted parish- of contertiplative life “The great without importance of nurses and ous other BELGRADE - ness. Other Guilds vents which, in groups in the sanitation deal of moral and (RNS) Bishop ioners show extra consideration are expected living which is interior social intellectual assistants in and health Aaron Marton of Alba to follow this often decline because contemplation, helping to fields Julia in program next year. need, chaos because it denies Hod and until the noted that new ’ the handicapped becomes Pope there are give spiritual as well communist are and isolated as “Common action, will be | Rumania has been de- Approximately 10 blind they separated pos- leases the mind of man of the Father McGuin- persons certain activities which life unsatis-l one gang,” are not physical to the sick cannot of freedom of attended the convention. from all the others. sible, however,” she staled, fled prived movement told Guide Moreover, ness 45 participants who at incompatible with the cloister. be overestimated,” declared laws the cloister “only if we Catholics diffuse the Bucharest government, ac- dogs napped in of often are | by tended the meeting rooms "Asa scientist the Catholic two-day meeting. the works which could Bishop “There is where six speakers led too Among Sehoenniakers. our faith, and bear in mind that cording to Blagovesti, the discussion strict, frequently provoke will only "Since a de- an physician he listened sightless person be undertaken nuns “with dis- utmost necessity for a com- to." he Catholic on such great difficulties.” by because we are Cathollrs, magazine in topics as employment of we obsersed published so much on his sense of of the lie must pends the cernment and the prehension souls as well aggressively this country blind, opportunities for them moderation,” must give our best to the it is advisable for the pro- combat this false hearing, THE FINAL discourse Pontiff listed as the bodies of the sick It is philosophy He in government was gen- giving religious in fession we follow." The publication said the and services ren- must action blind to assist at a Dialogue Mass proclaim that there is dered erally divided into four parts and struction, education of and part of the nurses' calling to a by diocesan organizations. girls against Rishop Marton has great- or at Mass where the to tiod. that man has an immortal congrega- William a conclusion. They were entitled: children, retreats and seek reveal to the sick the CATHOLIC DOCTORS and F. spiritual ly restricted his activities and tion and aloud.” Lynch, Chicago, was soul destined for with sings prays "Actuation of the exercises for and various mysteries of God.” nurses have roles to pla\ union Cod, named vice president of contemplative women, major amounts to virtual house the fed- and intellect Arest. He blind life charitable in promoting world an and a will which encouraged persons William in relation to the knowledge works toward the sick health and " is eration; T. Bishop Schoenmaeckers was in It said he permitted to offer Johnson, are free to enter actively into Cana and love of peace, US. said contemplation”; "Ac- delegates Mass in the Bucharest Brooklyn, secretary, and Mrs. Cathedral conferences and tuation of the pre-marital Grace proper and essen- Dr John R. of Wash Tllf and the of Nolan, Buffalo, treasurer. Cavanagh M R.NfcS were told by in chapel hts resi- discussion clubs and the groups, tial element of the ington, former president of the Miss dence, contemplative Houck that the great but everything else is for- THE Father army more common societies such' as DELEGATES PROPOSED life, which is interior contem- Giovannini Catholic Psychiatrists Guild, ad of to ” Catholic nurses bidden him Blessed in many na the Holy Name and the Sodal- Margaret of Metola dressed Anne as a plation”; “Actuation of the acces- the health congress According turns has a part to : to Blagovesti, patron of the special piay Bishop ity. federation. A fed- elements which V. executive sory complete Houck, secretary. in the salvation of Marton had been the Cath- eration it”; the modern only statement “Actuation explained that of the particular de- Named to Salesian National Council of Catholic olic Rumania SPEAKING OF the world prelate in who still special she was born blind, hunchbacked merit, work." at the which the Nurses, spoke congress remained in active control of hti apostolate to blind be- and in She defined two types of deformed 1287 in In the conclusion the of Italy. Pope nurses diocese long because of their nurses the humanitarian" handicap, She became a member nurse, of the called upon nuns to allow the “in- the Council Dr Cavanagh declared that the The prelate, who will be 62 Una priest saijj the sightless "must v'ho feels that her profes "Mantellate,” a branch of the vincible force Superior only which animates the tune has come for Catholic month had been released from be aware of their importance in Third Order ph> sional obligation is to out of St. Dominic, and carry apostolate of the Church" to in after the work of others per- sicians to adopt a world per»pec prison 1955 six years’ im- saving by pray- lived a life of Rev. conscientiously the orders of the sanctity until her vade their intellects TURIN, Italy Ernest Giovannini, and hearts. | SDR , who and reminded them Dies hair prisonment for "anti- er, example and conversation.” death live alleged on Apr. 13, 1320. She was He said that in this founded the Don Bosco school (Continued on Page 2) He said the blind have way they technical in Paterson, N. J a duty to promote world health democratic activity.” the beatified on ability Oct. 19, 1609. would not withdraw into them- has been elected one “Disease knows of the eight members of the Salesians’ no national " superior council. boundaries
the inmmon His came "Medicine may lie Polish nomination as 120 delegates re-elected five denominator which. regardless of Communists of the Claim congregation's major supe-i language, culture or religion, riors and chose three new onesj Prior to his election as a ma would promote world peace and during the 28th general chapter! " jor superior, he was provincial of the at Salesian head understanding society superior of With the society's North Dr Caianagh also declared Agreement quarters here. American Bishops province that of the of St the relationship phy- Other Philip new members are Fa- the WARSAW (NC)—Sources to sician to religion n especially close Poland’s The unofficial Apostle. communist I report said that ther Achimede Pianazzt of India that regime reported the two who the had agreed and Father Bishops represent the! Bishops that the Guido Borra of Bra relief episcopate in its with the goods would be used for zil. dealings government reached an flood victims in southern Those re-elected accord with the on Poland, and the posts government distributing relief supplies and that three Church they are: aent by the American represent- occupy On Bishops’ overseas charities agency. atives would the Inside . . . join a flood relief Fathers Alvin of It There was no immediate con- Fedrigotti committee set in the up Cracow a)y (Prefect from Church General); John An firmation sources on The i region. “SEGREGATION IN New should all unconfirmed reports said Jersey" concern either the U 1 of Hungary Direc that the (Spiritual reported understanding Polish the of Bishops—repre i PAP, communist news tor); Fedele Giraudi of us For an editorial comment, see tt or a the official . Page on dispatch by sented Italy by Auxiliary Zyg agency, meanwhile Bishop reported in a (Economeri; Ricceri of It communist news agency that the Luigi muni Choromanski of word THE Warsaw, 70 communique that Church sly (Public NEWARK archdiocesan pilgrimage visits Venice Church had agreed Relations Director*; spokesmen secretary of the Polish publications would henceforth-be and Modesto Bellido and Switzerland For Anne that all will of Mae Buckley s fea religious publications pate, and Michal Spain Bishop Kleparz submitted to the state and (Counselor for to i censor, Missions). see henceforth submitted to state of turn, Page 9 Ixsdz—agreed to for dis- that the a plan i Bishopa had agreed to Council members assist censorship. tribution of relief all Very supplies sent by remove printing presses and Rev. Renato HOW THE ITU K( II A Ziggiotti, S D.B, in governs religious orders and con- special Chnrcb state meet Catholic Relief Services National duplicating machines in from mon- the of the DOME CHAPEL: This geodesic dome, displayed Buf- mewed Jeriy Cathblic administration order is related on 4 In* was sum by Welfare Conference asteries and other gregations Page traditional Father Giovannini falo will be dismantled and shipped to Rev. William Bitarhelski, Minister ia More attended the charge than half a million dol places of Sanctuary. Salesian novitiate week of affairs, in the lor* at New Ro THE QUESTION HOX this discusses the "mod- Walter, Jesuit in the Caroline and Marshall religious after- worth of relief goods have It said that missionary chelle. N Y. Bishop Choroman- From 1835 math of recriminations lain idle to iB6O kind of Islands. He erect stem- on the docks at tidy slu had the ern wake" on « will it for use as his chapel of Our "informed state au- he director of Page from was hU ming the police raid Jniy nia for several months to thorities congress of U due that the had tion Lady Hope. will accommodate. 200 persons. It is episcopate at Richmond, Los >1 offices Jasna Va„ An FOREIGN STUDENTS have op at Cora, an impasse onthe government'! instructions been coming to the United made of given concerning the geles and plywood sections, without beam the Bellflower, and or joist. monastery which houses the attempt to rnstoms Calif., impose la »*nct obeying of the States to study and learn about us their re existing reg- was nsmod Colored national | subsequently plastic fill the windows The was Marian saactaary at ties to aheut iU,Nt inspector panes project amounting ulauoos on publication of materi- for tho United Statan actions are told on Catstoehowa. with head Page 13 the Western l on the sponsored by New York (K. of C.) Anchor supplies. k- • • I quartan at Naw Roc halls. Clubs. 2 THE ADVOCATE August 8,1958
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The second International Con- Plans to set up a national cate- gress of Catholic Teaching will chetical center in England have Msgr. Edward A. McDonough, been named be held superior general of Rev. Gerald E. Dupont, S.S.E., in Rome, Sept. 11-14. been approved by the hierarchy. chief of in the Veter- chaplains the Pious Congregation of has been St. Jo- named president of St. Bishop Lawrence Bianchi of The Italian Catholic Union of ans has been Administration, seph. Michael’s Winooski College, Park, Hong Kong has, for the second Jurists has denounced a bill to named a domestic with Rev. James prelate F. S. Vt. time Geary, J, has in two ordered divorces in cases of of Reverend months, permit long title Right been named of Monsig- superior St. Dr. Alexander devotions Philip Sas-Jaworsky, of special prayers and imprisonment or insanity. nor. Neri School, Haverhill, Mass, for the and Abbeville, La, has been named At least half the churches In John S. former persecuted Bishops Msgr. Sexton, which fostors delayed vocations "mhn of the the Ukrain- priests in Red China. editor year” bjl the Apostolic Prefecture of Hwa- of the Boston Pilot, has to the priesthood. ian Professional Over have been been named domestic Society. persons celebrated Formosa, dam- a William T. of 70,000 lien, prelate. Bishop Molloy Rev. John H. Murphy, the of the annual Rev. John J. received CJS.C, opening pil- aged by a typhoon. Flanagan, ex- Covington an has S.J., honorary joined the Theater World ecutive Family grimages to Patrick in Since the end of War Catholic doctor of laws from Croagh 11, director, Hospital degree the staff adviser as theological for a Ireland. the Dublin Archdiocese Has will receive built Association, an hon- University of Kentucky. new series of films with dealing The 15 6 24 orary in the American F. Wisconsin of the new churches, hospitals, fellowship Msgr. Joseph Marbach, chan- life of Christ. province the public schools and Jesuits will build secondary a large College of Hospital Administra- cellor of the Military Ordinariate a $3,000,000 number of schools. tors on 17. in New has been Causes novitiate at St. primary Aug, York, named . .. Bonifacius, about Archbishop of Boston domestic as Rev. Manuel Minn., 25 miles southwest Cushing a prelate, were Msgr. Domingo y Sol, of St. WHEN YOU buy from our ad- will be made a freeman of the John P. New York founder of a of Paul. • Haverty, super- congregation tell them it in of Cork his Diocesan vertisers, you saw Borough during visit intendent of schools, and Msgr. Worker priests and the A Family Rosary Crusade will there. The Advocate, Leonard J. Hunt, New York vice- Spanish Pontifical College, Rome. be conducted by Rev. Patrick P. Joseph Kennedy of Boston, chancellor. Born, 1936'; died, 1909. Heroic vir- Peyton, C.S.C., this September former Ambassador to Great Brit- Rev. Arno Gustin, 0.5.8, has tues discussed. in the nine dioceses of the St. ain, was received in private audi- been named president of St. Zefferino Namacura, Argentine Paul province. So i ut ence by the Holy Father. John’s Indian boy who came University, Collegeville, to Rome to CENTENNIAL PILGRIMAGE: In honorof the centennia l of Lourdes, members The University of Ottawa plans Rev. Antonio Boschetti has Minn. join the Salesian of the St. Anthony s order; died, Rosary Society, Paterson, conducted a further a six-day pilgrimage to $15,000,000 building Sister Maria Itamia the 1905; Pesco- Canadian shrines. The the 10 women were selected to lead the candle program during next solido, of Sisters of the Poor of procession at years. Joseph When want the best from the Sea St. Which is celebrating its 300th you Catherine of Siena, died, 1944; St. Anne du Beaupre's shrine, Quebec’ anniversary. The Mrs. Mildred Mendillo ' centenary of the Lourdes Sister Maria Chiara di and Mrs. Frances San Marchisotto are carrying the statue of apparitions will be celebrated Francesco, of St. Capuchin tjr- St. Anne. with special ceremonies at Cap de ban’s Convent, Rome, died, la Missals 1933; Madeleine, Que., on Aug. 15. OCEAN BREEZE ® diocesan investigations closed Among more than 300recipients 320 Clandanny Ave. and sent to Sacred Congregation. to for Peace of Pope Pray at grants totaling $8,461,721 made Mother Maria Orsola Ledo- Jersey ~«a the Rockefeller City 1&R by Foundation, chowska, foundress of Ursuline They Say... Ste. Anne Shrine St. Louis University received $62,- Sisters of the Sacred Heart Nuns... of 000 and the of Notre STE. ANNE DE University Jesus in BEAUPRE, Agony; investigation of ,r In Dame, $2,500. Capt. Peter Laris, your host (Continued from 1) ln every the start- Que. ceremonies cult. Page apostolate, marking Three previous is the feast new Catholic ing point Christ Who sacrifices of St. Anne at the high PHONE: HE 5-0406 Father Firmino of principle with the world Wickenhauser, question schools are for the Himself on the famous shrine planned great- of the altars. In the lit- here, 100,000 of the Franciscan Friars frequency and length of per- STEAKS and CHOPS TOO! Minor, er Hartford area in Connecticut. urgy of the Mass is born the sons in a for exercises of he ar- joined prayer world investigation into life Rome piety,” warned. The First by dent Biennial Interna- “The prayer of the apostle who peace. Vicariate. intensity of exercise an tional Exhibition of wants to the At this in Contemporary is not conquer world to of- highlight the necessarily proportional year- Christian fer it to Art is being held at Died its Christ.”—Cardinal Mim- long observance of the . . . to length. The offices tercenten- per- of the Salzburg, Austria. mi, Secretary of the Sacred Con- ary of the Rev. Daniel M. O’Connell, S.J, mitted to nuns do not allow founding shrine sistorial dedicated to the former executive of them to Congregation. grandmother of 72, secretary dedicate long hours to the Infant the Jesuit Educational “The is Jesus, Cardinal Associa- contemplative prayer every day. liturgy social. The Leger of Montreal at West Baden However structure of the served as the tion, Springs, Ind. they still have suffi- liturgical act it- Apos- tolic of Rev. cient self as well- the Legate Pope Pius XI. Adolphus Benson, M.S., free time to satisfy this as ceremonies, Pilgrims from the Lakeforest SS.T., 40, teacher of Sacred Scrip- essential obligation.” phrases, chants, even the uniform Canada, United States and ture at Holy Trinity Mission Semi- movement of the faithful taking Europe attend- ed the THE POPE SAID that part in the ceremonies. There RESERVATION nary, Winchester, Va. along liturgy show this.”— were AT with this essential inte- Cardinal 60 pilgrimages from the UPPER HOPATCONG August Freking Sr., 87, Heron element, Lercaro of Bologna. U.S., in- rior contemplation, there are ac- cluding one headed Lake, father of “It is by Cardinal Minn, Bishop likely that the greatest elements Spellman. Frederick cessory which complete Your W. Freking of Salina, difference in seminary training Year-Round and it but Kans. strengthen are not nec- in the future INC will be the produc- CADILLAC essary to it. These are the cloi- Archbishop Mario Zanin, tion of men—now 360 CENTRAL AVE. Homo 69, regarded as China Address ster, exercises of of Preparing Papal Nuncio to Argentina, at piety, prayfer geniuses—who NEWARK, Ml 3-1060 are capable of CATHOLIC You’ll and of mortification. VV|HEREVER in this Buenos a enjoy living new, Aires. preaching first class sermon in New exclusive Club Propaganda located in a Martin It in five ARE SOLD community Msgr. J. O’Donnell, 53, was these areas that the minutes.”—Archbishop John boOKS wooded feet ROME beautifully area, 1000 above of the New Pontiff told the C. (NC) Fides, chaplain York Police nuns that they Heenan of mission lea level, and New Liverpool. news bordering Jersey’s should hold agency here, has .warned Department. themselves ready to largest and finejt mountain lake. “Keep ever in mind that your your Red China be to demands may prepar- adaptation according obligation to Lakeforest Reservation excel- drive, not like the ing anew BURNS & O'CONNELL, Inc. provides dictated the broader propaganda blow lent ’round Brothers by picture. proverbial bat year recreational facilities for Name Public out of hell, but against the Here he took into Church. GARDEN STATE the entire account the rather like the PLAZA family: swimming, zealous of It fishing, keeper reported that the boating, Relations Director various religious orders’ wish to Chinese Route* 4 and 17 N. J. skiing, etc., yet this the that are of God PARAMUS, ice-skating, things . . . communist press has been friendly community is within WINONA, Minn. Broth- their play- easy com- (NC) preserve special character, “When Telephone HUbbcird 7*5317 muting distance to especially in ing down the recent illicit the er Hubert and said: parents, con- metropolitan area. Gerard, F.S.C., of the Exit! 160 and 161, Gardan Stato Parkway Parking Arao No. 8 presence of their children, secration of Choice Christian Brothers eight bishops so that lake sites College High “That the convents and the front or hillside now ignore the rules of the the Reds road, they can later confront NEW JERSEY'S FINEST available at reasonable St. has been named of the prices. School, Louis, orders nuns should esteem their are giving green Catholic world with director children a an FOR AND THE LAITY national of public rela- their it accom- RELIGIOUS • Wonderful with proper character, to disaster. investment real poten- protect light plished fact “without tions for the Christian Brothers. danger of tial foe future and remain faithful to it, is their “We IMPORTED profit. are extremely reactions, and also to and DOMESTIC GIFTS • presumptu- isolate the terms. and it would be Easy budget right injust not ous when we ourselves victims HOURS: “ exempt and make them TUESDAY and SATURDAY. 9:45 A. M. 6:15 P. M. • See more t. Semple to take this into consideration. from the reasonable precautions malleable.” MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 9:4S A. M. to 9:45 P. M. “But they should defend established for safe driving. tod KJU these things,” he admonished, There are few emergencies in life
“without narrowness sufficient to our HOST TO *OIT of spirit of justify endanger- the much less with ing of others the Jerome J. % OF NIW JIISIT rigidity, a cer- safety on Stanley Founders of Lake tain obstinacy which would be highway." Bishop John K. Mohawk ♦ ♦ Mussio CHURCH GOODS in to evolu- of Steubenville. uuut&L to opposition a timely SCHULLER & PLEVY IfurrD.Crane you 116 Companq tion and would refuse to lend Washington Strnr* MA 2-5071 SPECIALISTS Intrant* 6 milts NcWh of Dover N. itself to any adaptation even Newarli, N J on J. Rout* 15 when the Common welfare de- Obligation • METAL WORK loi mands it.” SHEET Of • SLATE and TILE THE POPE PRONOUNCED the Doctors, ROOFING yvwr eammgt in ROBERT toff right of the Holy See to modify • BUILT-UP ROOFING *0 0 th* day 1 the constitutions of religious or- Nurses... savings ders. for Churches, Convents, Rectories and Schools. He brought up point TREAT
are in reference to the Estimates and references furnished on deposited Ranch House. particularly (Continued from Page 1) request. case where a nun is required "in physician or HOTEL 693-95 SOUTH 12th NEWARK N. J. surgeon for the STREET, 3, the interest of a superior good physical welfare of the sick and PARK Bl PLACE, NEWARK 3-0282 Est. 1920 Bl 3-1802 or for some serious reason” to injured,” and the nurse moti- her for work. leave convent some vated by Christian charity. CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR The orders’ rules and the The new latter, she said, “will also RESERVATIONS FOR A duties of the be JK •nnttir required nuns might conscientious in her ministra- 3U • XU into conflict said. tions for COMMUNION come here, he the physical welfare of The Pontiff out that it is her patient. But her horizon is pointed BREAKFASTS RED / SCISSORS \ in this area that modifications not so limited; she will constant- next dividend • 1 would into effect. He took ly be of ORDINATION COUPONS ) The Acres go aware the fact that her for of the sacrifice that has \ frt note some- patient spiritual ills, as well DINNERS gift*. / 30 th like this as September thing would require, but physical • its ‘‘She WEDDING urged acceptance. will strive to be a good
influence, or RECEPTIONS In urging cloistered nuns to directly indirect- Save .^uuy...start ly, for whether develop some plan of work for every patient, • OTHER SOCIAL Catholic not. She will real- W*A ranting today! Fall their own self-support, the Pope or lie that the service she FUNCTIONS also railed the attention of Or- can £•5 rat* paid on all render to mankind dinaries of places and of Supe- is not lim- ited • riors their to the The ‘com- . \ EVERY accounts from (50. to obligation to see physical. Modern that "nuns never lack in indis- plete’ nurse will be just as olr conditioned (Account* b* eager to assist banquet facilities fine may pensable, appropriate and re- spiritual cures food and as well as service always. munerative work.” physical. Every Cath- opened by individual, / olic nurse should he a ‘com- He made it clear that he was STANLEY J. AKUS or "in tract plete’ nurse. DAY jointly, or Manager urging work not only on those OK "With the rapid development In nuns who are in but also CANAD for" others. need, • Legal for importance and efficiency of mod- upon all others who are not in ern Miss DRY rata medicine,” Houck con- FOR to, businera, need so that they might help RESERVAJIONS tinued, “many problems arise the poor. which Call 2-1000 thezesty organisation fundi.) well-instructed and fer- MArket HI-SPOT, , clear, bright, He out that work is pointed vent Catholic nurses, both lay and taste-awaking lemon drink. Fam- not merely a means of livelihood A KNOTT HOTEL Don't Take religious, can help to solve. but is also "an efficacious means Joottle. Delectable mixer! "They can defend and ALBERT ily-Size explain W. STENDER, President SODA to interior balance." LEMON keep the natural law which forms the LESS basis of the Church’s stand on DIVIDEND Bishop Partly Sets all these matters. Their profes- Than the sional whether Date practice, as lay Consecration orkers w or as religious will bring 6th National MARYKNOLL (NC) Bishop- them in touch with all ranks of 6 - Pilgrimage to You never lose a BEST! day, elect James V. Pardy, M M., will our citizens. By the influence UtlClN the Carteret w DAY raving be consecrated Titular of of their and THE Bishop personal goodness by BEST • • Irenopoli on Sept. 16 by Bishop the strength of their .Catholic IRELAND LOURDES ROME COSTS LESS J. Faith Bryan McKntegart of Brook- . . . they can help more lyn at the Maryknoll Fathers' than most others to bring the ® HONORING CENTEWIAL CELEBRATION AT .here. AT headquarters Kingdom of God upon earth." ‘ •.*?* AT AC Bishop-elect Pardy. 60. will SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES serve as Vicar of the Apostolic Proclaims Oct. 1 as - IRELAND - created visiting - Now Car-Truck newly Vicariate of Chong- FRANCE SWITZERLAND - ITALY Coating of ju, south of Seoul. Korea. All Makot and Modolt At pres- ‘Day Prayer’ ent he WASHINGTON is Vicar General of (NC) - Presi- Under Mary Personal Spiritual Leadership of Hudion County i knoll Fathers in Korea dent Eisenhower has designated % larfMt !••«(<• D«o' fto4y Uitf Oct. "A Na- CARTERET Auxiliary Fulton Wednesday, 1, as Bishop J„ HIS EXCELLENCY, MOST REVEREND lorf* lto
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Bela control the economic life of Hun- to children under 19. president of the in a world where the demand Varga, National gary,” said. He as- bill which for special is Msgr. Varga The measure amends a House originally knowledge coft- Hungarian Committee, said here. serted that have stantly they deported was intended to make the pres- increasing. onetime Msgr. Varga, citizens to Russia and president Hungarian laws To govern this of of the Hungarian ent more comprehensive. both. army 1,000,000 dedicated men and parliament, said that Hungarian, politicalprisoners This law calls for maximum Senate amendment women “the a The deleted living in 80,000 commu- Russians and communists are known to be wofkthg on con- of five in section in the bill that nities the the the' world penalty years prison a would throughout world, rrfonks also over are protesting the struction in China are at work daily, projects and have and a $5,000 fine. have allowed prosecution of the Pope* established the Sacred sending of American praising God and for troops to North Korea. . praying While for the fine sender in Congregation of Lebanon calling same any judicial district Religious. mankind. although it was done at The Russians and their Over com- and priion term, the House bill through which the mail its desk flow the prob- the invitation of the Lebanese. passed. munist allies in asked at the As the needs and future WHAT IS A Hungary are prosecution place amended, measure lems, of religious? Canon “But who plans speaks for Hun- the Law destroying Hungarian peo- obscene material was would allow more than 1,100 different orders defines the term received, prosecution only at as mean- gary today? Hungary, where ple through la- of at and prison camps, at the point mailing or any the place of deposit or the place congregations. ing a person , who takes the three there Russian are who bor troops camps, abortfbn and ster- area which the material of public vows of ,have not been through delivery. poverty, chastity the he ACCORDING TO invited by ilization, continued. The Senate statistics pre- and obedience and passed. Judiciary Commit- the who, general- Hungarians.” pared by Congregation of Re- He said the number of In amending the House bill, the tee said that this was ly, lives with others in a reli- people acutally there He said the Soviets ligious were at the end of have ad- sent to prison or work is Senate doubled the punishment a surer to provide for gious community. camps way prose- 1956 mitted to 60,000 Russian (the most recent avail- troops five times larger than the num- by providing that persons using cution since it the y.ear It is over all these that the prevented ac- able) 276,886 members stationed in but that the ber mails for of of reli- Hungary officiallypublished. Some 20,- the distribution por- cused from “shopping around’’ to Congregation of Religious has total is more than gious institutes for men and 100,000. Many 000 died in the material which might find the most favorable It also directs Hungarians upris- nographic court. 942,- jurisdiction. so- of these 769 members troops, both and in of women’s insti- cieties army ing 1956 and another 2,000 have fall into the hands of a teenager Post Office officials that living together without say tutes. political police, wear civilian fine of been killed in the two would be by a most obscene material is vows, Third Orders Secular and GUIDE RELIGIOUS: All past years, punishable mailed Another aspects of the lives of clothes and work in 64,425 religious, both men Hungarian he declared. $lO,OOO, 10 years in jail, or from Los Angeles and New the fast growing secular insti- York, and women in men and lived orders are claimed that women, in inde- tutes. religious the concern of 75- It has been convic- pendent monasteries and con- The latter year-old Cardinal Valerio Valeri in his tions are seldom obtained in those are principally a phe- post as Prefect vents. These figures do not in- of two cities and that other areas of nomenon of the 20th century. Al- the Sacred Congregation of He is clude Religious. pic- religious who are mem- the are thus left without though a secular institute was tured (left) with country bers of Msgr. Pietro Under-Secre- institutes under Palazzini, protection against mailed smut juris- founded in the 18th century in diction of tary of the the Sacred Congregation. under laws. Congre- France, it was not until our own present of the Oriental gation Church time that these As the the associations re- on the diocesan Some passed by Senate, level. pious to leave or the Sacred for contemplative nuns the bill also would term of Congregation to who provide a ally began expand. person sees the need for cloister of the a in case of air Propagation Faith. -A secular raids, five' years in or institute is made new in the jail $5,000 fine, up organization, Church of The of requisition the convent if is convicted Congregation Religious of who take asks by or both, a person men or women pri- his Bishop for permission Reported that as of military or civilian authorities, of 1956 there vate of form delivering pornographic mate- vows poverty, chastity to a The Bish- were under community. serious economic its jurisdiction 206 reasons, apos- rial the mails to other and obedience. They do asks the through generally op congregation for tolic men’s institutes per- work and voting. and 997 women’s not live in than a teenager. community nor do they mission and, if allows institutes. granted, Further aid has been offered Communities of men distinctive habits. wear Their dis- the group to live together. by the religious totaled 21,203 while congregation's encourage- tinguishing mark is that they con- Connecticut Towns women’s ment of federation of communities added tinue THIS EMBRYO GROUP is independ- up to live in the world, work- no to ent houses. In France 59,930. All these figures would more a religious religious ing at their lay profession, but community than Vote on School Bus be this for the con- larger today if a count an egg is a chicken. It is year, instance,, precise living a deeply religious life. consid- Conn. - A could • the federa- be ered as gregatibn approved STAMFORD, (RNS) made. As of the of this only a group of • beginning year pious tion law of 17 convents into two 1957 state authorizing public the of persons living and to- Congregation Religious working for NEVERTHELESS, these groups. This permits the inde- transportation non-public fig- has gether under the granted recognition to 51 such direction and ure* a idea of the maintain school to a ma- give good tre- of pendent convents to an children, subject of authority the mendous institutes out 199 petitions. Bishop. role which members of vote in each If all goes well and the economically practical common jority community, Only 12—four for and com- religious orders and men eight novitiate and will be invoked in two Fair- congrega- to exchange freely soon for women—have been munity flourishes, the in granted Bishop tions play the Church today. superiors and religious with field county towns near here, may petition to the spe- The pontifical recognition. The others organize Catholic parochial school cial Newtown and Brookfield. as training. exist on the level of the dio- group a religious community in the only Petitions system U.S. could not seeking a public ref- in but only on the diocesan cese which they are located. level. YET, WHILE cer- have been built without the de- encouraging erendum on for When a like this be- transportation pa- community tain to modern votion and sacrifice of thou- adaptations needs, rochial school students have been DIRECTING THE multiform comes firmly the and the of sands of Sisters Pope Congregation filed in both where teaching and activities of communities, religious institutes, ly about 100 members and five Brothers. Religious have constantly stressed The world’s Catholic parochial schools will for the Congregation of Religious has houses—the then open Bishop may ap- the need for these institutes schools and universities to the first time this Fall. high touch- authority over everything for a “Decree of ply Praise,’’ remain faithful to their austere are almost all staffed reli- by ing on their disci- which the government, gives group pontifical and fulfill gious. spirit to their vows in pline, IN THE studies, temporal goods, standing. the strictest FUTURE: Members of the “Home for Retired Add to this the sense. Catholic Daughters” commit- ‘Honorary Journalist' operation of rights and One privileges. final step is Another tee have announced necessary modern development progress toward the of a hospitals, orphanages, seminar- building convalescent and rest home in MADRID Headirig it is the 74-year-old before a (NC)—Bishop Angel religious community fostered the has the ies, houses and by congregation state for retired Herrera Oria of publishing the Cardinal Valeri. The is members. Mary C. Kanane of Union, state y Malaga, long Prefect, considered fully established. been the regent, second from hundred formation of national other practical left, reported a in special- Cardinal, a thin, white-haired The of individual contributions as well as initial prominent figure Spanish Congregation Religious and international and payments of $1 member ties of the congresses per religious and it is easy with from courts to Catholic journalism, was award- prelate a long career as a must approve its constitutions establish a fund for such home. committees of religious a Other courts are so- to see how they have their superi- sponsoring ed the title of shaped diplomat of the Holy has in —the rules “honorary journal- See, by which its mem- ors. there cials. Committee with Today are 25 approved Miss Kanane are, left to Mrs. Gertrude organizations to meet needs of the members right: Weis- ist” by the National Federation past four years journeyed to bers will live as religious. national committees of these su- brot, Court the world. Bernadette, West Mrs. Martha of Press Associations. contemporary communist - dominated In 10 Orange; Spitzmiller, Court St. of France, 1957, dbngregations were Mary Another of periors. the group specialists, East Canada Lake, Lakewood; Germany Brazil, given diocesan approval and 14 There Mrs. Rena Walker, Jersey City, outgoing secretary; and Mrs. and the % are more religious in most perfectly COURTESY on the religious and the U.S. in with granted decrees of highway connection were the world than Francis Conroy, Court Caldwell. —the praise. today ever be- Aloysius, contemplative nuns and his work. The pays an extra dividend in constitutions of 18 others safely. fore. And yet the congregation Among the congregation’s were approved. sees a disturbing trend. While tasks is the biggest supervising there has been MICHAEL a in- J. HARMS ALL RELIGIOUS orders and significant Cannot development of new religious Industrialists Past's crease in the number of full- Urged Disregard congregations must MTARUSHW iru Institutes. Between 1942 and submit annu- there, has not al reports fledged religious, 1958 women’s groups alone on membership. They HIGH LEVEL been a increase Wealth of must also corresponding ' Wisdom’ jumped from 732 to 997. The submit comprehensive in the number of novices. To Act as Christians ROOFING EXPERTS their activities VATICAN number of women’s communi- reports on once CITY While of its institutions and For in there (NC) history five instance, 1942 were ties has increased every years. Thus the the Church looks toward SHEET METAL by more con- NCWC the fu- laws. 17,100 men novices throughout News Service gregation abreast than 15,000 since 1956. keeps of the ture it cannot disregard the “Encouraging research like CONSTRUCTION the world. In there were is translation affairs of its various 1956, Following a an in German Anew institute is born institutes of address delivered “wealth of wisdom and it “the Church fOR religious 16,997. experi- yours,” added, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS During the same to members the and can make period of Rupert ence” it has suggestions or Mayer Association, an organization of accumulated in the the noble AND INSTITUTIONS the number of novices truly surpasses per- laws to women German Catholic change, Pius on a AR improve or cor- Industrialists, by Pope XII May 2, 1958. past, according to letter re- of Typ. luiMlnt* showed a slight rise from spectives simple scholarship rect specific 31,346 The Pope stressed the leased problems. obligation Chris- by the Vatican. and in the MS NSW POINT ROAD Drives to of industrialists to follow rejoices enriching Asphalt The and the 38,320. tian The «■ Pope principles in the their was made in letter treasure of its to the advan- lUZASETH, N. I Congrega- To with management of businesses. point a past tion cope this the congre- of Religious have devoted of congratulations We bid sent 6n behalf tage of the new tasks constantly gation has establishes a Pontifi- you welcome, gentlemen, and to Parking Areas much attention express you to the contempla- of Pope Pius XII to Dr. Stephan confronting it." cal Society to Promote Our gratitude for fervent tive orders. The Pontiff liberal- Religious your expression of homage and of Kuttner, professor canon law The international congress was AS LOW AS SO. ST. Vocations. It also sees in the for the kind ' 12c ized the rules of strict presents you offered Us. at the Catholic cloister of convoked by the Institute of Re- Committees of Religious Superi- University AU to permit The of on the DON'T ' TYMS OS MASONRY WORK contemplative nuns to name association, America, occasion of the search and in Medieval SHOP and such your Rupert Mayer, awakens Study ors organizations as the help support their houses. certain international on Canon ERIE ESTIMATES pleasant memories for Us. We congress medie- Law, whose central offices Sisters’ Foundation in the US. were personally val canon law FOR 1 All WORK GUARANTEED The rules of held at at Catholic of EYE CARE closure have acquainted with “the of Louvain, are University hopeful means of meeting this Apostle TM« BUT SO umi also been modified Belgium, July 22-26. America, The insti- com to permit decline. Munich” and his Washington. appreciated The letter Consolidated ments and We recognize val- was be- tute was founded Dr. Kuttner. Asphalt work. We also understand the your written on by • half of the uable whose echoes Pope by Msgr. | Construction Cos. great confidence with which the conquests Angelo TAM ADVICIi have to Our Dell’Acqua, substitute Vatican 9U« CONSULT faithful invoke his come ears. May God NUtloy 2-5047 - 2-2403 intercession. with Secretary of State. VOO« IYI PHYSICIAN PO* Catholic The His principle of selection flour- all-powerful grace bring The letter to Dr. All Employers to fruition intentions and Kuttner, who CY! CONDITIONS. in your ishey your presided over the your activities; in of congress, said organ i z a- pledge • that “as which We grant with you are aware the Meet in tion. You ask you pater- Montclair Church, its nal good wishes Our through apostolic mis- SHOULLD YOU NEED all members to apostolic blessing. sion, looks toward the future MONK LAIR The first give proof of but GLASSES COME TO US organizational dinner meet- strengthened by its centuries- professional ca- of the old traditions ing Catholic Employers and the Church cannot c_ Managers Study Group and of Assistance pability, Rural the in northern New disregard wealth of wisdom Jersey was held at Catholic the Montclair Golf faith, Brazil (NC)—An and Mitchell 3 2360 BRAGANZA, experience contained in the Club on which will July 25. en- educational and rural assistance ■ HAIS6Y STRtE I William sure* service H. Connolly, of Wm. H. genuinely to improve living condi- Nt VVA R 2 . J, Connolly & Cos., was K N rhnirmnn mwl ti :*i_ ©B® and o Christian ac- tions for about 135,000 has chairman, C.eorg** H. Smith, people FILM tion. DEVELOPED vice president and Always general man- ter. He told of the of background stick to this Black and ager Petroleum Heat & Power scrupulously princi- ST. VILLA Whita Service Tk§ of the and JOSEPH'S Optician study group the prog- Cos., was co-chairman. ple. Furthermore, develop among “BLAIRSDIN.' PSAPACK, N. J. • Exposure Roll ,45 ress and of similar Duett far John development Houm Woman and King of yourselves aolidarity strengthen- Sim olossy Roprints_ .05 tl CWTRAL AVtNUI Q. Adams, president groups in Retreat House. Boston, New York and ed the Manhattan by the common ties of reli- Artiatle at Refrigerating Cos. Chicago. French Chateau breath- COLOR FILM PROCESSING NIWAKK, N. J. faith and sincere taking beauty In the Somerset Hills. and the Union Terminal Cold gious brotherly Guest of honor Ultra - modern faculties. Healthful ■ I-• 0 was Rev. Ben- Kodacoler Exposure Roll Cos., love. climate. Excellent maala. Open Storage Ine., was toastmas- year- and Pk»Hm Ml 4. jamin Masse, S.J., associate edi- round to developed enlarged_l.7s 2-5171 Convalescents, vacationists • tor of America. and permanentcuests. MAKE MONEY • Father Masse ex- YOUR COLLECTIVES have Reprints .15 Retreats from September to June, MR. FARRELL Miy—Chew Catholic motion picturo plained the need for been set in •mm Roll 1.70 Catholic up centers of intense except the Thanksgiving. Christmas Developed Our preorami. olon ouarantaoaraaulta. and .New ■ economic Year's Weekends. Days mm Mag. Developed .$5 T. chairman Ideal at businessmen, employers, man- activity and fruitful John An way ralilno tundc and Oolno and Madden, Evenings of RecoUection. •smm 10 an werkl not Developed onoatalla Loft only com agers and executives to demonstrations. You of the Board of know, un- spiritual Directed by the Sisters ef Sf. John Emigrant In- plain aboutthe bad • tllma—lat'a help put derstand the Baptist. Plapack Exposure ___l.ll • and apply Catholic so- yourselves in the cita- I*ll4 _ alts HOME on tko onaal or call originated dustrial an- REPAIRS toed Write today Savings Bank, tor thia ad. Write for datallt. Keep cial doctrine as outlined the del of German mailing envelopes by industry. In Our nounced that CATHOLIC OILM LIBRARY IRRVICI James A. Far- Popes. to the RYAN •a nonprofit eroanliatlen) message Katholikentag FOTO, BOX 24 rell Jr. had been elected to the Carpentry Masonry 104 Rev. Painting North Oth (treat Aloysiua Welsh, Immacu- (National German Catholic Con- CHATHAM, N. Board of the NUmboldt >4lll Newark. N. *. late J. Trustees of Bank. Conception Seminary, Dar- gress) held in Cologne in 1956, Mr. Farrell is President and lington, spoke briefly on the La- We sent the following exhorta- JOE Director of GOLDEN LAKE MOHAWK bor Day Mass to be celebrated tions: Farrell Lines In-
in Sacred Heart “You As a Cathedral, New- are the Catholics’of a long corporated, director of BUILDER and JOSEPH F. MURPHY ark. A. C. greatly industrialized country. as you live F. industries, Inc., Argo- You GENERAL REAL ESTATE have the grave CONTRACTOR INSURANCE obligation naut Line, Inc., and Curaca s VI to Christian will I S KKNTAt.N mil m HS give a form and you r*c«iv* • WNIIWOtTH. N. J. Deaf Association Realty Corporation. He if a Midgo ‘‘ahkway t mo appearance to this indus- DEPENDABLE and *-*ll7 new member of the BOX GOOD INCOME If Board of the 99 H. 22nd 1041 • jt’AMTA N J trial world; STRUT T.1., Mid.. *-4*14 Honors to its factories and Jesuit lnv*il Maritime Association of the offices, to its establishments you your In LOUISVILLE • a v In g > eur Port of New National - The In- and (NC) to all iU activities” (Acta York, 1 V. D. ANNUITY ternational Trade Catholic Deaf Associ- Vol. Foreign Council, and a Apostolicae Sedis, 48, l»5S,< PLAN. 1938 Franciscan in Honor ofThe ation its annual Pilgrimage* Biostod Mother at convention p. SIS). trustee of the Canterbury here Brother granted Paul A. This exhortation particularly O You alia ihar* In and School and Webb Institute of 111* work of 17 to - Roseneeker, gr#o» Pilgrimage* CANADA each 6 FULL DAYS S.J., honorary mem- pertains to your association. Naval Architecture. ■ PIRSONAI UAtIUTY Hi* in the Miuioni and h*lp In bership organization. Therefore, an elevated goal is in- Mr. Jun« 2 and thereafter till 22 inc. and! ZD Pri*iti IroHi. Farrell, a graduate of Beginning every Monday Sept The and son of deaf parents, Broth- dicated for •ducating you. Yale •r» for Iho Minion* • Car- University, is a member er To oil these f Roseneeker was born in Brook- It will not be ST. ANNE 0E BEAUPRE BRO. ANDRE easy to lan achieve, lain • A of the American Bureau of the odvanlag*! lyn. Entering banking busi- as We know from A and Shrines CAPDELAMADELEINE experience. lotting Memorial ro- l AND SACRED HEART of Mana- ness as a when he will of iron is Richard m*mbran<* Shipping (Board messenger 18, and J. in Man** necessary, many attended and gers), the American of flromlBooo the American Institute with it, prudence and t pray*n Society trip on date, selected. discretion. per depending of and within nine Mechanical Ameri- COST Banking years Consideration, Writ* for fro* InformaNon Engineers, *9500) I includea circumspection to 13 meals, Ironsportathn, Etc. chief clerk and and Lodging, became later an caution am required. can Society of Naval Archi- assistant cashier New Society Of The Divine Word at a York It will be and Naval of Uni- necessary not only Stanton tects Order ANNUITY DIPT. City-bank. ted Weekend Pilgrimiqe*to D C. viiitma to speak at the right moment, States. Washington. 01*ABO. PINNA. In September. he but also to learn when to Holy Land Monastery *nd Immaculate IW7, resigned keep Conception§hrin«,etc. and the UNion 6-9244 entered novitiate of St. quiet. Intervention may be nec- OCT.3*17*31 "COST 13500 p«rtrip >ndu
The Pope sat alone on a small -merican Express balcony, and gave a light touch usually lacking in the DAIRY FEATURES Travel Service GROCERY FEATURES more formal occasions in the KRAFT DELUXE 65 Vatican. He read Broadway, New York 6 WHitehall began to off AMERICAN, 4-2000 MEAT names of the various LIGHT ..s NO OIL or L. Bamberger & Cos. Travel Bureau pilgrim PIMENTO or SWISS 131 groups present, pausing after Market Street, Newark 1 • MArket 2-1212 white tuna fish each for those rote named to ac- cheese slices knowledge their presence with 7-ox. M You NOW may purchase our Foreign and Domestic Inclu- loud .cheering. 49 sive travel services on our Time Payment Plan...small The Pope evoked laughter ts down 29* payment... 20 months when mention of up to to pay the balance. one group was KITCHEN FRESH met only by stony silence. Aft- noun rout mm er a moment’s he said KRAFT funds with American arms mvtuts cheques—spendaru eyeiywheii pause, kraft mayonnaise offhandedly, “Perhaps they couldn’t make It.’’ velveeta An overflow crowd came here t: 39' to “DID YOU EVER MEET A see the Pope, and several TIGER thousand were unable to get 2 79 PURE, FULL FLAVORED ON THE WAY TO MASS?” Instructional Radio Welch’s grape jelly This is the ENDECO NATURAL startling question Bishop Pothanamuzhi of Kothaman- QUEZALTENANGO, Guatema- (alam (India) the put to us other day. “A tiger on the to Masi?” way la A radio station.for farmers 2'?- repeated. His Excellency 39' we smiled and swiss was inaugurated by Rev. Oscar slices went on to explain. "It is not the tiger > A,St (Y) Garcia who plans to distribute who to is going Mass, of course, but the “ A SANDWICH TREAT 2,000 radio recievers and teach poor parikhoners of Mullirtngad. The the peasants to read and write, as 29* chicken Catholic Church nearest to Mulliringad twanton boned well as to instruct them in agri- *» two and one half 'i- hours distant SANDWICH culture, hygiene, first aid and FAVORITE G"* BL *• H and to reach it the people must walk KRAFT catechism. RELISH, PIMENTO, 2 c." 65' through wild forest OLIVE a and along steep PINEAPPLE, PIMENTO hills. During this journey to Mass, it is not uncommon to find the path blocked cheese spreads KINGS '•UN OAILT 100*. PUSI NlNfil by wild animals.” There are nearly 500 i Cana Calendar 5 instant pickl* •nrichtd Catholics in this “parish” of Mulliringad Tbt 2 47‘ wblt* Father Mrnrn and they are most anxious „“ cofftt tpHrt bread He!) 1! Aid to have e Church of their own. The total cost (in- PRE-CANA cluding donated labor by the people) will be $3,000. Will you help 79c 253 21‘J9cc Au*. 17-24 Newark. St. Francis to bring Christ to the mountain fastness of India? Xavier. BI 8-4479. Sept. 7-14 Jersey City. St. Lucy. YOUR WILL IS GOD’S HE 6-5608. WILL WHEN YOU MENTION HIM ANI Sept. 14-21 Nutley, HIS MISSIONS OF THE NEAR EAST IN Holy Family. YOUR LAST WILL ANI BI 8-4479. TESTAMENT. DO IT TODAY! Sept. 21-28 Roselle Park, Assump- PRODUCE. « FRESH FREEZER FEATURES tion. EL 3-3597. REALLY Pink Meat EVERY FEAST OF MARY BRINGS JOY TO THE CHRISTIA California
. and of • . this year, the centenary our Mother’s apparitions i Lourdes, gives EXCELSIOR MAN SIZE added meaning and depth to Her feasts. 15 will be the Feast August of the jumbo Full lb. Assumption what . have this . . you done year beef patties »k* to show your love and loyalty to the Mother
of God? Here is a suggestion \v . . . why not cantaloupes GRAND DUCHESS ■dopt boy a and/or a girl who desires to give . • lifetime e of service to the Mystical Body of beef steaks J Tf Christ the 'ir and Queen of Heaven. FRANCESCO fo' 50* •nd FIORENZO wish to leave their homeland 3 . . NEW FAMILY SIZE PKC. to work in BIRDS EYE . the mission fields of the Near East.
Before they can be accepted ordained work red ripe and to for Christ at tl firm, altar they must complete six a year seminary course at the Pont! french fries 29 eal Greek College. The total cost for 's*- each is $6OO. You can send tl tomatoes in money any manner convenient while "son in your Mary" studi c •» and prepares himself for this great work! LAiat \Q CARTON |^ MASS OFFERINGS ARE ESSENTIAL TO YOUR MISSIONAH PRIESTS THEY ARE A SOURCE OF . . . FOOD FOR THE PRIE« AND A MEANS OF SPECIAL GRACE FOR YOU . . . REMEMBE fr THEM TODAY! WRITING yingor ACROSS THE HIGHEST PORTFOLIO MOUNTAINS AND THROUGH T Wml DEEPEST tar •ovtapAy-matl and irtl ■) SEAS . . the spirit of St. Catherine . of Siena pien coiiupaadaid. Includaa ball paint the hearts of SISTER LAURENCE and SIST ctatiattary, dak blattar mm 4 BRIGITTE. These girls wish aavnby-.n0,1 to enter the Or< aavalapaa. Hit l ..A aaw aavinft of account!. JlO ar broiling St. Catherine of Siena am (Dominican Sisters) (ana la a panaa). Opan la Mosul. Iraq. a«ml have naught to give but th They aartan ar na caupaa balaw. Wl lives . . . they look to the ►AY you for $3OO which ei POSTAOE BOTH WAYS ON will need to pay the necessary MAII ACCOUNTS. expenses of no Kings“ tlate training. Can you deaf to remain anch / OIAMGI cam poundad appeal? supermarkets You may adopt one of these chosen so 3VL 240 CENTRAL AY. an<* Hl * money In any manner |Ch. U. Si.) ... convenli / Ttmai a yaorf PA , SUMMIT NIWAIX while your "daughter In Christ” Is preparing for her llfo of par annum CAST ORANGI HHADY oerv Ml SPttNtMlO AY. In the ji mt. »iikon n, ivr Army of Mary. »toMAIN it. up _ SAVINGS (Mr. Swmml Am To INSURED TO $lOOOO J |c«. 11.4| (Nr. N. W.L* GIVE TO WIN THE WORLD FOR Si) 3 CHRIST. Monav covad month MONTCLAIR Us. by 15th of oay MAfUWOOO nmm tte ft lion JITOt iso ma»n sr. aorna from lar of rteftl ittafiflM thof month 4*o VAlllY NO rtiOotilM* Nr tyMtrtM*ol mtn >n MAniwooo». MONEY IN THE BANkTbRINGS OF !€«.*•») PEACE MIND runs the , ry. >
IWUkMtSMS OttMtttttt• O.OOOMt SOSMSISHOI TH E 6 ADVOCATE August 8,1958 Throughout the World ... Segregation in New Jersey? THE QUESTION BOX Once Most Rev. Walter W. again the Township of Pequannock in sense Curtis, Immaculate Sent- arrangement proved vain; the removal of Conception the Diocese ol Paterson has made news P. is news, the causes of discord mary, Darlington, Ramsey, 0., editor of The Box, two years ago merely sent Question which has at least a strong overtone of extreme the be trouble-makers (for such these few people Questions may submitted to him for answer in this column. unpleasantness, as was recounted in last week’s seem to be) in search of other of points complaint. Q. What do you think of the this of Advocate. spiritual a wake is Talk was heard about town of the sacrifice aspect modern kind of wake which is the It was recalled two years ago the of lost, more pagan a wake will there that religion for sake of “the dollar” the almighty held in funeral in need of classroom a home with and the Township was urgent more —which is become, more unsatis- an unfair of the utterly interpretation limited hours of visitation and space, if the public school system was to be action factory from the Catholic view- of a man who has than shown, more once, the like? It strikes that the inconveniences of double that me we spared multiple ses- he knows the between point. sions. difference friendly In a of fine civic-mindednesa and are getting away from the spirit accommodation and harmful Modern practice at a wake Father John H. compromise. Christian idea. neighborly charity, Dericks, Still to be this: The pastor more it has been that seems of incredibly, urged visitor Holy heeded the of the A. I should not wish to Spirit Church, request the rental be impose prays at the coffin for the agreement amended to contain pro- de- Board of and made Education, available to it, at vision for my personal views ceased for the use by school of upon my a few moments and cost to the the public pupils no Township, use of three class- corridors readers in this matter. I then and lavatories from those used May expresses his to in the separate sympathy rooms newly completed parochial school. set forth a few ideas that will by parochial school children. the immediate family. Thereaft- In a reaction of truly incredible ungracious- It is to follow help each one to make his own er one either in difficult the reasoning of men sits silence (if ness, some of the townspeople opposed this ar- who could decision. he does make such a demand. It is still not find a friend in the because more rangement they to the I think will objected religious as see a Christian incomprehensible if, is most likely, these same you group) until he can leave with- statues and pictures which are the ordinary adorn- wake at its best either in people would, given the most a con- out he ment of the occasion, vigorously seeming hasty; or locates rooms of a parochial school; they denounce the South vent at the wake of a friend and segregation iq least religious a begins a regular that wanted “the (at they proclaimed they church and would in church when the not approve it); would most loudly applaud or a body of conversation (not school separated as the necessarily Constitution requires”— the 1954 a lies in Supreme Court of the doc- priest state the night about the had read repudiation deceased). they obviously never that great docu- before the funeral. trine of but separate facilities” in educa- In each case “equal Notice that other ment! no prayers tion. If is silence is notable and segregation wrong in the how can respectful Better South, seem to be said unless is sense prevailed, however, and it be one public defended—nay, the North? prayer for the is school demanded—in deceased con- when the pupils attended classes in present Rosary or Holy Holy Spirit The is much tinuous. This most school inconsistency here demonstrated nearly con- Name without, as far is society or some similar as known, suffering any like that shown forms to the ancient by certain Protestant leaders who Christian loss of constitutional group recites its rights or group prayers. privileges or harm- profess the utmost devotion to so-called of in ful the practice watching prayer moral. "sep- Would contamination, physical or aration of church you agree with me that and state” when the church in even through the entire night A similar need for classrooms faces there is the Town- is with room for much question the Catholic Church, but who take for the deceased. more next September. available ship Again, space in granted prayer at a wake? Might it not as quite proper the close alliance between Of course, in ancient times Holy Spirit school seemed the natural and easiest ttate be a good plan to recite the Ro- v and which in not solution. Protestant churches prevailed embalming was practiced the sary for the past in this • and which is not and the wake lasted for the deceased, quietly In honest effort to country, un- only - an avoid the unpleas- and privately, while known among us today. one night. If the family of the present? antness of an 1956, agreement was reached be- In the long run These inconsistencies alike deceased watched the family would tween Father are, indeed, through this and the Board of Dericks Education and the likeness be better for Catholics is far'more than it was not too difficult for pleased, which the latter would coincidence. night, by pay rent for the Under want use the skin will be found be them and indeed it many prayers for their of four they to brothers, was their on- jooms, while the would former remove both the dead; and would be offspring of the same of ly desire at the time: you yourself from them the controversial parent preju- religious symbols. dice. more content too in' that With the custom of embalming you The hope of the and of priest the Board As in would have made may and the wake could be a really sa- members for a calm 1956, decency common-sense extended for acceptance of a common- prevail in cred occasion out of Pequannock. several days in order that something that too easily becomes a social friends and relatives might be event. able to visit the deceased in Next time you are at a wake Deaf greater numbers. The practice of Sunday try this. In the course of' watching through the night of your take out Wherever there deaf every one of these ob- vijit your Rosary and are Catholica, the 11th find them days was a in the “where recite it. If after place community they served the you are with Sunday Pentecost is observed as by immediate family others, Ephpheta may a gain livelihood and? share the of a New ask them to excuse joys Soviet or while Sunday or Deaf relatives; and is still observed you Sunday. normal life." This Aggressions you do or better, them chosen in the by some families. so, invite Sunday was because, Gos- of Because their the of do the for the work, dying spark found to same as you. pel day, there is narrated the account of Many that this Catholic faith is rekindled imposed being to a full flame As have Christ’s cure of one who was deaf and too great a physical you gathered, I have mute among the deaf. By Louis Francis Budenz burden upon the hot given any judgment on Ephpheta Sunday was established Pius X. immediate At about by Pope The of for family. problem caring the deaf is a wakes in funeral In our Pius great Before word has been the time the of parlors. I real- own times, Pope XII has mani- for these one spo- ence to Bernstein is all Greek. same custom us- one priests, who observe that the faith third of the world. fested ken, the By assailing ly think the wake itself needs his loving concern for the deaf and of a summit For the ing a funeral home for the wake a all among of them assembling communists it is an Bernstein many is at low ebb because of as- and “modern revi- little he in itself makes to more wherever handicapped people, when stated: “Man is lack conference Nikita sertion of their began grow—in part, I Christianity, a of Catholic schools for the deaf. them- the large bom steeling sionism,” communists it be held. Asa into as a vital to make his Khrushchev the vic- selves believe, because the homes of may personal society member, The Catholic deaf present-day to overthrow all non-Soviet in New Jersey are blessed pledge themselves therefore to contribution to his tor over the free idea, if the night could be according powers, toward the because of world. governments many were not large enough to the keen and the by violence, after establish “the advancement of the understanding sym- The dictatorship of made a night of I should common good. Some and reason, registered in every first provide space for visitors during prayer, men, pathy for their manifested having undermined them. the their problems, by Arch- new proletariat” in the U.S., be in favor of number is not- are communist the wake. For watching with the very small, heavily han- b Boland For Bernstein is the many apartment shop and their Eduard Ger- come what various Bishop McNulty. Through is may. deceased the entire last dicapped by physical disabilities. It would document, man social house dwellers, a funeral home through kindness, priests have been democrat who in 1899 appointed to work Immediately, that ex- be a mistake as well as a sad lack simple eagerly was almost night; but if there is to be great of Chris- for these souls. enough. sought to “revise a necessity. Others just tian In Marx," making pected outcome will receive im- for to while his and charity, society simply discount their Mt. brief, began to see in hold- watching no praying, every- The Carmel Guild’s work for the deaf teachings more palatable to from summit advantages contribution. On Soviet Russia is petus a conference better the contrary, it is for the the the wake one might go to bed. com- has received national average man. This was de- ing away from the At the con- giving and a recognition. Khrushchev prestige munity to show special interest in speaking of home where These ideas I leave with you. developing vention of the signed to bring about electoral sleeping space for National Catholic Deaf Associa- opening the for new Soviet their limited “peace*’ and way I’d be to hear abilities, placing them where held victories for the visitors might be happy your ideas they tion, at Louisville last the Guild Social Demo- provided. may and month, was the aggressions probably against if wished gain a livelihood, share the of commended authoring cratic then Of the funeral you to send them joy a for in the field of reli- parties, representing France in Asia. course, once normal life." pioneering summit idea, it or And so The gious of children Marxism. parlor was chosen it became evi- along. instruction who attend Worker urges: “The voice for In the United public is actually States, there are more than for wag- But as Lenin dent that the schools the deaf. has it was parlor would not said, peace—for a summit con- 100,000 deaf. In the ing a war to the genuine be some areas Catholic deaf are is believed the battle open all since this It that Archdiocese has the against Bernstein, be heard kept night the deatn ference—must on every neglected because of of best against that would that ignorance their plight or of these is, require the funeral system instructing children with against “revisionism,” byway and cross road. Resolu- because of a lack of finances the United States and other dem- In Your or priests to estab- who have which the director hire extra for Prayers had no sharpened oncoming tions, protest personnel lish deaf ,y volunteers previous training ocratic nations. meetings, delega- Catholic centers. In other much this task. The areas, tn this communist for tions of field. conspirators to our munici- plan assigned is done for these citizens this authorities, being who live in of the “class their hours was followed. To- remember these a The Archdiocese of Newark and the Diocese ,In phase achievements which have and visiting your deceased world of pal, state, federal, are un- silence.* oi the summit is now Paterson have war," meeting an taken over more than one- day there seems to be a ten- priests: plugged one leak through which questionably in order.” Priests—missionary and know souls incident or engagement. Just as to restrict diocesan—who some were lost. their dency these being May work grow visiting sign are Geneva the language working diligently to give these and with the was occasion for cov- hours more and Archdiocese Newark increase of who more. of the blessing Christ, papple spiritual care that they need, and to showed His ering up the launching of Soviet How far Rev. Louis P. love for all handicapped. the above Is a fair Meyer, Aug. 9, mischief in the Middle East, so The history of the modern practice of 1917 will Faith in Focus any current top-level confer- wakes I leave others to say. In Rev. Michael Dolan, Aug. 10, ence help initiate anew Catholic aggres- the light of the modern practice 1911 England sion. Again? some facts about the of purpose Rev. James P. Smith, Aug. 10, And so it is that The Worker a wake need restatement. because she is in The 1923 Precisely principle the predictions of the of 27 declares in Sacraments' Minister last generation are there July fervently The first of now purpose a wake is mother of all men, the Catholic Church can for all to its lead editorial: Rev. William never see: without taken “Nothing be- Its Koellhoffer, "livings’’ parsons now prayer. second purpose is the be indifferent to the trials of faith endured for fore by granted. mankind to ri- W. 0.5.8., Aug. 1938 today begins By Msgr. George Shea, S.T.D. of the 11, comforting family upon the children who have wandered what val the of Rev. away. But of the leu vital importance a success- Pope Pius XII never tires J. dignified, more of firmation and of whom the burden of has George Strack, Aug. So is that the soul of those Holy Orders. sorrow it searchings who currents? ful summit conference for 1955 peace. urging us to see Christ in the been Both these 11, However, with the authorization placed. purposes •till venerate the of strike with World name Christian a Where the opinion to realize Rev. are descendants of the con- polls repeatedly Church, that the of the are fulfilled in modem G. Catholic Pope, a priest can confer being Jan\es Neafsey, Aug. special urgency on verts show those taken hearts; they are one Wesley made? What of those with that, including Church’s words and actions Confirmation wakes but think 1956 who, a are and the de- we the purpose 11, of the group* for whom the Father in the lowe/ Holy hoped method and USA. How much deeper the words and actions enthusiasm incompatible the of Jesus of of should be Rev. Bernard the last Year with grees Holy Orders. One prayer given more Holy would be the staid old the desire is in the midst may Huebschmann, year.of the great led the revival today, Himself. For the establishment, great as example, Holy add that for valid administration emphasis than it is. The 11, 1957 return. Straws born winds more Aug. by English seems to the 18th of the fearful mid-East ev- Father stated century closed? Where the Meth- crisis, in his of the are Encyclical Sacrament of Penance the Rev. indicate a crisis there which odists? Edmund J. developing demands ery thinking man can assess.” on “The Miskela, Aug. Mystical Body of priest must have our prayer, our sympathy, our On The “jurisdiction" 12, 1917 understanding—- their Whereupon Worker en- Christ:” “It is Christ Who own reckoning, they are in the lives over the penitent. and justifies our deavors Rev. hope. same tide as the to spread throughout in the Who Stephen Nowakowski, Aug. ebbing Anglicans. Indeed, their Church, teaches, gov- For the old Forty Hours in England, “establishment" has to a predicament seems similar America those arguments which and sanctifies Validly confer Sacrament 13, 1939 so that one of their erns, through her.” suffered the centuries it is further through an unremitting former will support a summit confer- necessary that the Rev. Walter “Presidents'’ thinks reunion with the Especially is this true of the J. Guterl, Aug. 13, both the her minister antagonism from state, official ally Anglicans ence on the terms of Khru- Church’s perform all the essential the only hope for Methodists. work of souls 1947 and Falling sanctifying from the Protestant to the White ceremonies. non-conforming group- membership, a shchev, House’s through the administration of Moreover, in per- Archdiocese of Newark disappearing clergy, public ap- the Rev. Daniel E. Ready, 0.5.8., ings. Parliament is leu to vote discomfort. these leu and willing athy: the end of revivalism’s The administration forming ceremonies he Auo. *, ItSI this fervors. Sacraments. 1955 for which f Aug. 13, funds a project enjoys the But must have the of Our Lady o Victories. Lynn St., allegiance reunion with the from whom of a Sacrament is above all intention at Anglicans, THE RED ORGAN an Harrlnston Park Rev. of an ever fraction of the takes this least Edwin F. Nestor, Aug. diminishing electorate. the first act of “doing what the Church Methodists departed so long ago, would Christ. The above-men- A us. 10, 10SS • The Bench stand well that on 1926 of with the of the he knowing page that 11th 14, Bishops—along rest no matter. tioned does,” is, of performing the Sunday Attar Pentecost simple For the Anglican is Encyclical assures us that of position 6 of the issue St. Ann's 198 House is tolerated with leu enthusi- that same appears a sacred that Horn*. Old Berfen Rd., Rt. Rev. Bernard M. Lords Methodist outside the “when the Sacraments of the ceremony is usual Msgr. bishops are “apostolic article Jarary City asm each The files of the leading by William Z. Fos- year. clergy are pro- succession.” Church among Catholics. Thus a Jewish St. Mary’s. 387 High St.. Closter Bogan, Aug. 14, 1929 Given their history, it is difficult are administered by ex- fill “The of World doctor greuively more difficult to up and the dire to conceive ter, Rising Tempo can Aus. 17, Its* Rev. how a sincere ternal it is a dying John B. 14, Anglican can abandon rite, He who produces 11th Scheyer, Aug. Socialism*” There he emphasizes child. Sunday AHar Pentecost this For, although he does principle. their effect It is He who not Sacred Heart. 180 Park St.. Haworth 1935 that this is “a time that should ... Yet believe in the St. Philip the Apostle. 426 Saddle Peter it is precisely on succession that through the Church efficacy of this Rev. George Meyer, Aug. 15, Speaks apostolic fill baptizes . . . River Rd., Saddle Brook every Marxist-Leninist with a projects of absolves ceremony, yet he wishes to do Anglican reunion with Rome most . , . offers and makes 1911 are new enthusiasm and in certain optimism what the mother Family Prayer to founder. The and irrevoc- sacrifice." baby’s asks him, Diocese Rt. Rev. Edward J. El- unfavorable the final of socialism." Paterson Msgr. able victory he wishes to administer of decision of Leo XIII’s the rite lard, How many owe their to investigation of Angli- That this is an age-old doctrine Aug. 15, 1937 salvation daily pray- In the Aus. If. IfSS orders is same breath, he which Christian parents er! Such exercise can the first hurdle for the points of the provide 11th an of Christian does Anglican Church is witnessed to Sunday Attar Pantacest devotion who to the blows” by for their children. of Rome. “many shattering Therewith he St Simon the Apostle, Route 1. Green Diocese Paterson not mean the home into thinks St. of transforming a church that will Augustine’s assertion, 15 cen- Pond Must have to be to has the and sufficient we given required of Rt. Rev. ... a sacred of souls feel not that on our witness to turies that it is Christ Our Lady Queen Peace. West James T. Dele- ;itis impulse which in recognize before ago, "who Mil- Msgr. the capitalism it can be de- intention. ford. themselves the Faith, on our of full Christian Greenwood Lake hanty, 1941 strength and life of faith. Even in example living, baptizes in the Aug. 9, Holy Spirit . . on stroyed. , Aus. 17, ms ancient our passionate dedication This brings us to Rev. William J. Van pagan Rome, the family home used to to unity, the con- Peter may baptize, it is Christ note, finally, 11th Sunday After Pentecost Zale, Aug. The recital of the for have a version of England It urgency the Our Lady of Fatima. Hlshland Lakes 1941 sanctuary and an altar dedicated to may depend? would be easy who baptizes: Paul that, although minister of a 14„ the this may baptize, to satirize continuing great Soviet war gods which, the confusions of these it is Sacrament should by rights have tutelary especially on festive days, wandering He who baptizes: Judas may against the U.S. also fills the were adorned with of sheep, but the Shepherd, of our souls must be faith and the state of these garlands flowers and on baptize, it is He who baptizes." grace, July Political a which their too and His Affairs, unique supplications and sacrifices It Shepherd way must be our The is qualities, contrary to some an- were offered. way and same teaching found in is important document. was a cult blemished the This a field for our and our his- cient are not for by error of polytheism; theologians Sacred for in errors, required From Red China (appearing in Scripture, instance, but at its recollection how torians, for and for the valid administration of many Christians should our Bishop* our press; but, St. Paul’s declaration that it is any the June Red new theoreti- blush with with the most of all, it is a field for Flag, Sacrament. shame, who, sign of Baptism grass roots Catholicism Christ who purifies the For, as was remarked cal journal of the Chinese com- persons •n their find in and unofficial earlier, it is AROUND THE PARISH brows, neither the apace in daily contact with those who are really Jesus Christ their being baptized (Ephesians 5, 26). munists) come these words: “The rooms to place an to see that Who acts in the image of the real God, nor the beginning they are in a desert place. It follows, that the Sacraments, and West is and de- then, pri- in the 24 hours of the imperialist aged He does ttnie, day, to gather around minister of the not allow His power to like mary Sacraments Him the caying the diseased oak and homage of the family!—Pius XII Mind Your be thwarted such defects of Ad- Manner* is the God-Man, Jesus Christ. The by dress the sunken boat. But the socialist le Newlyweds, Feb. His human agents. 2, IML priest or other human who ad- A House of East is flourishing and hopeful Prayer ministers a Sacrament is simply like a thousand sails racing ahead Many of our the Catholics rarely get to church and secondary minister, acting in 10,000 green at any other turning time save on Sunday Christ's name, as His representa- morning. They The West can neither are either aged keep Mass Calendar too busy, they live too far with- tive and instrument. To quote St. away with her nor understand out pace the adequate means of Paul he drove this transportation, or they youthful East. again, very are not anxious to make home the extra aacrifice that point when he wrote: “Let Aua. 10—Sunday. It. Lawrence. I’ubllcaluin "The Western bourgeoisie Is Official cl the Arch ot attendance at Martyr. (Alao, ltth Sunday attar Pente- tuH'ese a so weekday devotions entails.- man account us, as servants drawing Its last breath In its eoat). Doubly of 2nd Claaa. Red. Cl. Newark and of best the Diocese of Paterson. Tha time to would of Christ pray therefore be world.” v*nd stewards of the 2nd Colt of tba Sunday! S A INI. Cr. the hour the half crumbling Common Prof. Most Rev. Thomas A. or hour at Sunday Mass. And it mysteries of God" Corinthians Boland, S.T.D., The for this (1 AM. 11—Monday. Maaa of Provtoua is to only requirement surprising see how many of Newark. Catholics come to of the West 4,1). “Mysteries" includes not Sunday Simple. Groan. No Gl. or Cr. Archbishop Mass without final crushing is that missal 2nd Coll, SS Ttburttua and Sueanna; 3 prayerbook. or Rosary. They only doctrines but also the Sacra- Published weekly by The those who bcUeve in A INI. Common Praf Advocate Publishing ««ay pray when they socialism, come to but the ments. Or; SS. TlburUue Moat Rev Thomaa church, the Red “unite and Suaanna. Mar- Corporation: A Boland. S casual observer Flag to fight ■ TD, would unable discover says, tyre Rod. Gl. 2nd CoU. of the Sunday; be to any for It without that President; Rt. Rev James A. anew life and never bow to goes saying not 2 A
Business and Labor Fulton J. He By Bishop Sheen If Won’t Assert Himself The tragedy of the world is not By Msgr. G. so much what people but and George Higgins suffer, By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. you when it comes to plan- Director, Social Action what they miss when suffer. Department, NCWC they Assistant Si. Louis ning the future. Hell probably The Professor of Sociology, University Committee for So much pain is wasted because Economic laws of the country be reviewed I’m 22 agree, but protest he doesn’t want in and presently “disengaged” again. It’s George’s Development, a policy state- there is no one to love; no one to hurt her either. to see whether they permit labor ment published mother. She wants to run our lives as she does July 23, said the for whom the suffering be everything Your next is organizations to have a degree of may step to formulate private economic power of busi- economic 1 offered. else. The present clash of You discov- power which is not in resulted from her insistence on buy- a plan .action. may ness and labor the So it is with that she controls fi- unions, particular- public interest.” ing us a house near her. When I refused and George sided er George’s ly unions, be able (o cause giving. Ameri- nances. Get this at once. with she faked a heart changed inflation in the THIS RECOMMENDATION me, attack, so George in. Back pre- the gave cans are Next, go ahead and make defin- United went his is not a States supposes that the American most ring! George weakling but he’s no match ite generous plans about your marriage. even if the gov economy is for her tricks. “basically organized people on earth Is there hope that we can work this If within the any out? you can marry ernment fol- the of on principle competition" —but there is The answer, is Mary, probably near out lowed the future, pick an apart- and that this con- prop- principle should much framed in a border of “ifs.” Iso giving yes, THEY BECAME efficient ment or see er very home, your pastor anti-inflation tinue to be its guiding norm. An that , never sanc- But before discussing your prob- at running the family; but unfor- about a possible date, and when policies. The organization which subscribes to lem. tifies the I wish to compliment you like giver, tunately, many ex- things are pretty well lined up, CED, a private this is efficiency theory completely logical because it has on to drift into refusing marriage sometimes tend to tell your parents what prepara- research when it perts, they organ- expresses concern about with the romantic I never sanctified hope that all the human elements in- tions have made. Then wait ization forget you is com- organized labor’s the receiver. Our potential power Lord had this problems will volved. Often with the best in- for the explosion. posed of to with free exercise of in mind when He promi- interfere asked: “Which be settled once tentions in the dom- If his mother the game is nent the world, they sees business- so-called laws of is the the have made competition. greater, gift or the al- you inate the lives of their she concede the up, may victory men, and The CED is not the busi- tar which maturing generally regarded as only consecrates the to the gift?” your trip to the extent of —for the time If she “moderate” children, even being. puts a ness to suggest in The altar is God’s altar. business organization the Whatever to control their both should group. always; trying on an act, of you now recent that the of marriages. While like the years power or- gold becomes of- be the organizations Na- holy because may Since know how to it are not used to interpret tional Association ganized labor may be fered for the altar. they of Manufactur- incompati- No one need merits of your meeting opposition in their ers ble with the public interest. This fear that his in and U.S. of Com- offering is too small you were FINALLY, your Chamber stand, own forming a family circle, they regard merce have is familiar refrain in policy or too for the it will that unworthy; the altar wise in plans be long charged sanc- postpon- the future, statements of the independence of an “out- union NAM, the U.S tifies the that is laid best to steer clear of all wage policies were infla- gift upon it. ing your mar- sider” your as a nuisance and Chamber of and a The may immediate in-laws tionary, CED has not done so be- Commerce, reason the altar in the riage until the for the first consequently resent it. fore number of other organizations. Old this statement, “Defense Testament sanctified the relationship with year or two until you have be- At this another Against Inflation it should be gift was because point, type of come established in Policies for However, noted, it was sprin- your future in-laws had been firmly your dominating mother Price to its that the CED has kled seven times may emerge. own Stability in a Growing credit, with the blood thoroughly clarified. The time to marriage. the its recommendation of the Although majority sooner or Economy.” And even there it phrased sacrifice; reason the al- settle such problems is before This sounds rather drastic, later themselves admits much tar in resign to the frankly that the more diplomatically and our churches sanctifies marriage—only then can you still and it is, but the situation calls question fact that their is still less is because children have open. emotionally than some of the Sacrifice of the give back his ring. for it. You have to learn to few these other New grown up, a refuse to accept organizations. Testament is offered work as and IT Now, Mary, let's look at your together partners, IS RATHER it and use refreshing to In calling for an objective thereon; it is every possible “trick," pub- sanctified with efficient moth- to develop deep loyalty through find an problem. Strong as to influential business or- lic review you put it, maintain control. of “the proper limits the Blood of Christ. Church Has shared before ers who are accustomed to dom- experiences yon ganization like CED exercising the Right George’s mother seems to fall in to and extent of character their circle not can run the risk of out- such BUILD inating family are this possible scholarly restraint in its union GYMNASIUMS, labora- type. power in a competitive | side interference. of tories, science buildings,. dormi- all alike. A good many of them analysis inflation causes. free the democratic, society,” have this role either be- THE Does this tories and with To Rule assumed REAL QUESTION you program sound too On the other auditoriums your hand, it is difficult CED explicitly warns against the Marriage money; but also give where cause they are very capable or must answer, however, does not difficult, Mary? Well, it has been to reconcile restraint with CED’s danger of permitting this discus- your gift is sanctified. These and taken because they had to under the concern your future mother-in- carried out successfully by others. Lay your offer- questions answers are from Lesson 35 implied in other sion to into a of assumption, degenerate pro- circumstances. but When children One final word: make ings on an altar in Vietnam 'This We Believe: This We the law, George. no conces- of its that By Live,” revised edition the parts report, wage labor—anti-labor fight. of where converts have been raised in a mother- sions. If George doesn’t want to rates are counted Baltimore No. in by Catechism, mj, }, reprinted,e. the - are, fact, one of the Moreover, it expresses the J, y by permission of Con villages; it dominated home, two follow through, he’s free to of lay on a newly built Doctrine. general principal causes inflation. that leaders of fraternity of Christian New Catholic hope organized altar* in Church types result. One be but then him at-once Korea where the blood does not in all may may choose, drop is every true cases Incidentally, this labor will take part in the dis- Why marriage and would assumption of a hundred bind non-Catholics quite normal, though perhaps absolutely. It be a seri- thousand between a and baptized Is so cussion. martyrs baptized man a by Book Releases strongly emphasized in According to CED, has been these laws. somewhat immature in decision- ous mistake to such it the Non-Catholics drag on an the sprinkled; lay on woman a sacrament? are report that one member of the leaders of labor baptized and affair further. organized altar of St. Peter’s bound the laws The following list of new making self-assertion. The by it between by when, for the CED “have giving Every true marriage Policy Committee, an opportunity to make second be a of what Give back to to the Father for Catholics. Catholic books was may product George “mom,” Holy new a man and a example, they marry compiled William felt an baptized baptized Benton, it neces- especially great contribution the call momism.” and find yourself a churches the Catholic psychiatrists ‘ man. woman is a sacrament because Scripture by University of sary to object in a here by a clear and dissenting presenting All the “For what Their is footnote. sacrifices send to Christ Himself raised have I to do with America dependence so deep- fundamental statement of their you every library, Washington. interwoven the for the this those outside? ly into their person- The CED Society Propagation marriage of kind to the judging . . . For was being perfectly philosophy of the desirable ex- Treasures ofthe Medranos, by Elizabeth of the Faith those outside God Howard Atkin*. of the Med- ality from childhood that they consistent with are forwarded to dignity of a sacrament. will judge’’ A *tory | H. Browne its own character and use of un- Joseph principles tent, the California His Holiness (I Corinthians ranos family during are lost without “mom.” Actu- with ion for distribution. (a) Marriage by Its nature is 5:12-13). when, a view to the future, power in our society.” mission day*. (Parnaaaua Pres*. Berk j Above all offer What has ally, are of ma- it recommended your lives a contract. between authority the state eley. Calif. $2.95.) they incapable “that the basic own in Marriage WHILE I DO NOT sacrifice the Bible Stories for Children. Large print, ture family relationships, and fully share as St. Paul asked: “Apd baptized persons is a sacra- regarding marriages of bap- Company tized with colored illustrations. (Daughters who marries them CED’s faith in the so-called laws now I mental contract, that one soon dis- brethren, to you is, a con- persons? of Boston 30. appeal by St. Paul. $3.) . 1904 - OUR 34th YEA* - 1930 of God’s the covers that he has a I would not be mercies to offer tract which is also a sacrament. Regarding of acquired competition, up your marriages Little Talks About Life, by Patrick Fon- bodies taine. Memorial of Catholic child, not a partner. opposed to a review of la- as a has the Catholic baptized the state has sermons a public living sacrifice, con- Why Church persons, chaplain at the Veterans Hospital. bor’s if the of secrated to alone the the authority to make laws So see, have Institutional % power power or- God and of right to make laws con- Alexandria. La. (Daughters of St. Paul. you Mary, you'll to worthy their Boston 30. 91.23 paper; $2.23 cloth.) ganized business were also re- His acceptance.” regulating the marriages of cerning effects that are make sure that George isn’t this viewed civil. Catholicism, Nationalism andDemocracy in the light of the merely latter type. You describe him as public GOD baptized persons? In Cleaning Supplies LOVE YOU to R&R.C. Argentine, by John J. Kennedy. An interest. The Catholic Church (a) the civil effects of of the of Catholic- “no and since his for alone By evaluation place weakling," POLISH $B. “This is wed- • BROOMS • BRUSHES our eighth ism in the life of the Argentine na- 3% In this has the make laws matrimony are meant the mother had to take drastic it is to reg- /neas- connection, not right rights tion. of ASH CANS • MATS • SOAP ding anniversary; we are cele- and (University Notre Dame the of obligations of husband and ures to I rather think enough to say, with CED, that ulating marriages bap- Press. 73c ) scare him, brating it by this WAX • SPONGES • PAILS offering $8 for wife as citizens: for Life he’s PfIARMN) while “we do not have the tized because the example, of the Blessed Mother: Mater Mea,, normal but a little slow in begin- the missions.” persons to E.G. for Flducla Mea. Dedicated to the • TOILET PAPER ... Church the right to a share in the pure, asserting himself. nings of a public philosophy alone has authority prop- unsophisticated “I had such a spirits who desire to $5. very close call erty of the other. • MOPPING EQUIPMENT about the limits the sacraments and go to Jesus through Mary. proper to the with over over (Daughters death the street of St. Boston 30. 91 WHAT SHOULD do? crossing sacred Paul. paper; S2 you First, PAPER • PAPER TOWELS • CUPS powers of labor organizations,” matters affecting bap- Scripture cloth.) yesterday that all I could do when you'd better have a YEARS OF have and have tized “Then he said to good calm, we already had I persons. them, 'Rend- Talks With Jesus, by Sister Mary 278 Street got breath was my thank God Evelyn. objective talk with George, in Wayne for a long time “a public policy (a) Although the Catholic A large-print book "about SOUND and promise this little bit er, therefore, to Caesar the God** for which to the young people. (St. Anthony you that in favor of in busi- Church has the explain although N. J. competition right to make that and Guild. $1.23 ) Jersey City, Propagation of the Faith.” things are Caesar’s, to respect his love for his management ness.” you moth- That’s the laws the God the ” Mother Cebrlnl. An account ol tha Ufa HEndcrton 46 begging ques- regarding marriages things that are God's* I-8478 must Are you the of first U. S. er, he choose between her tion. somebody of all the (Matthew the citisen-salnt. (Dauih- reading baptized persons, 22:21). t*r» this who has of St. Paul, Boston 30. $1.33 What never seen a World is the next There is Paper; $2.25 cloth.) step? Mission Rosary? Who does Tha Nsw no point in talking unilaterally not Wash Liturgy In Latin and A CONVENIENT know that each decade is ingllsh. Follows entire NEED TEACHER? about of inflation a dif- the new lit- causes across Saints of the Week ur*y for Holy Week as reconstituted ferent color N«w the fence which (red, green, blue, by Pius XII (Daufhters Jersey parmanent secondary certificate, boyi physical s; presently divides of St. Paul. OFFICES... white and Boston 1 day, 2 day», 3 day*. 4 labor and yellow) to symbolize 10—St. Laurence 30. 30c paper.) management in such to Sunday, Aug. refusing marry a pagan. each of the five | The Battle-Ax of God, education, driver education, health education, first aid discussions. That mission conti- of Rome, born by Davenport instructor. will us no- Martyr. He was 12—SI. Steward. A get Tuesday, Aug. Clare, story aiainst tha back Please call before 9 HACKENSACK: nents and to remind J noon or after P. M. Mtol to* fe. where. you to ■round of 11th century Entland and pray at Huesca and She was born at Assisi in Aragon, Spain, ! Virgin. the for the suffering world? If breathtakin* action of the Cni- CEnfer 9-1066 I would suggest, the with his came to Rome, At therefore, family 11193. 18, drawn by the preach- sades. (Dutton. $3 93.) “somebody” is you—here’s CUFFSBE PAMi7«totoMto that officers of the CED for- where he the and what] joined clergy ings of St. Francis of Assisi, she to do—send a $2 sacrifice invite leaders of the offer-: became one of the mally top seven deacons ran away from home and took with | Cato national AFL-CIO to cooperate ing your request and we will of the under St. TEAWCK: Um at larek Aml | city Pope Sixtus! 'the veil of Sisterhood St. send the World from with them, in Mission Rosary 11. three equal numbers, | In 258, days after the Francis. She founded the Poor in to you. sponsoring a joint study of of St. PALISADES PAWL 253 Broad Am. martyrdom Pope Sixtus,! Clares,j governed the the community causes of inflation. And the Cut out this he was to death for column, pin your put by being! 40 years, and was consulted the better. sacrifice it Alto sooner to and address it to roasted alive on a gridiron. by Popes, Cardinals and iwr ttSfIOO.OOO Bishops. Fulton J. Bishop Sheen. Na- 11— Wednesday, 13— u Savmft Imund to $lOOOO Monday, Aug. SS. Tlburtius Aug. SS. Hip- tional Director, and Society for the and St. Tibur- polytus Companions, Mar- the Movies? Susanna, Martyrs. Going to Propagation of the 366 tyrs. St. Faith, tius was son of a high official of! Hippolytus was put to To find out how the Fifth Ave., New York death for the Legion 1, or to the Rome Imperial Court and Faith by being torn of rates the film your diocesan director: to Decency Bishop was beheaded for the Faith in! pieces by wild horses in the you’re thinking of call Martin W. third seeing, Stanton, 31 Mulberry 288. St. Susanna, said to have] century. After his death, his MA 3-5700 any weekday be- St., Newark 2; Rt. Rev. 19 Msgr. been a niece of Pope St. Caius, nurse, Concordia, and other SAVINGS 4 LOAN N tween 10 William ASS a m. and 4 p.m. F. Louis, 24 DeGrasse in a was martyred during the reign j (Christians were beheaded. St., Paterson. of Emperor Diocletian in 295 for j Thursday, Aug. 14—St. Eusebi- us, Confessor. He was a Roman
priest sometimes honored as a beautiful martyr. During the Arian trou- bles, about 257, at the order of
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Gerald Dundon OlBaon »-»544 made in Detroit, there is less Archdiocese of Newark: ftulfone for lepers in Manchuria; Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, Ph D LI. n less molten steel is S.T.D., because ■ 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. poured in there is little Gary, Phone: 2-2803 for MArket food in Ko- empty stomachs Hours: 9 Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.j rea. ' Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. The Diocese of Paterson: poor and those who live Rt. Rev. Msgr.,William F. oa meager incomes are the Louis, J.C.D 24 De Grasse St., principal support of the mis- Paterson 1, N. J. Phone: £lS>**.*o*** sions. When the ARmory 4-0400 monthly pay katr* Hours: pR* t»V» checks of the devout Dally, 9 a.m. to 5 c 8188 are with- p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. 1 I** rice® Ate* Room there is less drawn, material odi»« ,L exclusive of extraordinary ex- AT THE CAMP, the children penses, it costs h\ approximately. are supervised and cared for by $15,000 for one season. In previ- the Dominican Sisters of Cald- odeHAMuJiG ous funds IM years, were obtained well under the direction of Sis- from the income derived from ter Wilhelmina, O P. There is a the Waste Collection Bureau beautiful op- chapel on the camp erated by our council. The grounds, erected ■vU pro- by the Society ceeds tius past year, however, of St. Vincent de Paul and dedi sufficient were not to replenish cated July 30, 1950. The spiritual the completely depleted camp needs of the children are taken ’’ funds. s \ «j* Confronted with this problem, St. Paul i *4 the Jersey council held City an Couple HOT WATER emergency session and then re- m turned to their local con- Honored by parish Pope w ferences (there are 20 of these) ST PAUL (NC)—A St. Paul 7 to solve it who have aided There couple many were difficulties of Catholic causes, particularly In course there always are the field of education, were hon- where is money needed for ored by Pope Pius XII in Castel- charitable But the 7 purpose. va- gandolfo. rious parish conferences came Ignatius A. /momncuw through, and increased their O'Shaughneasy, financier and contributions. prominent oilman, Heading the list was awarded the Order of is St. with Knight brood Aloysius a contri- Budge\o lr« presents o ponoromo Commander in the Or- bution of Four Pontifical of living, dining ond bedroom $2,200. other par- der of St. Gregory the of wood finishes, ish conferences Great, designs . . . choice raised $l,OOO or with silver star. His wife, Lillian sliding panels, shelf arrangements, / more. They are St. Aedan’s, St. Smith award- cabinet groupings with tops O'Shaughneasy, was Anne’s, St. Michael s, and St. formica. All this ed the Cross Pro Ecclesla available in wood or et Pon- Paul's, Greenville. ot modest prices, too, tifice (For Church and flexibility The Pope), problem was as- in ogr newest intimately Both Budgetaire . . . awards were made direct- BE SURE TO GET sociated design discovery. not just with money, but ly by the $79.93 the Welfare Holy Father, according 36" cabinets from of young human be- to a received here 72" cabinets from $159.95 cablegram ings. Thus, into the fund went a THE RIGHT SIZE TO FIT from Archbishop William 0. of St. Brady Paul who was at Marian the YOUR Shrines Send ceremony. , FAMILY’S NEEDS! wife His has contributed to the Banners to Lourdes Sisters of the Good Shepherd here LOURDES funds for (NC) Sanctuaries by providing construc- • tion of honoring the Blessed Virgin anew "transition hohte" Fwiy Automatic for about throughout the world are expect- girls to leave the Sis- • ed to send the banners o{ their ters' institution Always pUnty of it sanctuaries here for the Inter- Mr O'Shaugncsay has contrib- national Marian in uted to St. Thomas • Economical Congress Sep- College here, to hm tember Notre Dame University, St. Louis 4 * j Bishop Pierre Mane Theas of as well to ire «°uT| «**««*. University as area moderna Tarbes and Lourdes, who asked high schools and other church rectors of Marian shrines to co- and civic Us* Our fO*Day N® Charg* Plat institutions He was in their awarded the Laetare operate sending emblems, Medal by said that that of the Noire display vari- Dame in 1943 and received banners would show that ous "the same year the Ignatian Year PVBLICuSjSERVICE truly international character" of Award of Georgetown University, the tept. 14-17 meeting. Washington. 10 THE ADVOCATE August 8, 1958 Lives of the .Saints Young Advocate Club Has Big Week With Over 1,200 New Members St. Augustine This June will in to we’ll be Alaska should week’s saint was a sin- By Dwyer pitch help cool you off! for Thli able to least nerl almost 32 before has been a big week for judge at 10,000 en- years THE YOUNGER and he his work for God and club Addie tries for contest! BOYS began activities! wrote to our girls are asked to draw the Church. And do know us from a pic- you Europe telling us al! LET’S SEE if ture of what think the what about her we can give you new helped him to become a travels and the about Addie nice a welcome home United States flag should look saint? The of his fun she is having with the prayers seven If present. you are a member like, now that Alaska is mother, St. who also of the Advo- becom- Monica, members Young of the Young Advocate Club, ing a state. You all that saved her husband cate Chib. know by prayer. sit down the We yourself right nowand flag today has 48 white St. Monica’s called heard from Margaret Don- son was enter the Alaska contest. If stars blue and ahue in ev- on a field, there Augustine. He loved fun and Rome, a Club mem- ery member did think 13 red and white received that, just are stripes for and would often ber—we more entries gaity neglect of all of the mail that we would the 13 from club ( original states. his studies for did members for the a game. He receive! Alaska Some of our entries but contest—and we show pray not for grace or help mailed If friend of is out a your a Club' that the to be over 1,200 cards and let- junior members think good. He asked God to member and his ters hasn’t sent shAuld him to new Club members. Not we have an eagle on keep from punishment be- entry in, do the Club a fa- to mention the fact that Addie’s our flag; others like the idea cause he was afraid of his vor and call him and remind cousin O'Kate of of schoolmasters and his has asked to be- having seven rows seven parents. him that the deadline time is come a member. white stars making the 49 AS HE OLDER Au- getting near. states. But we’re We still not to £REW are the If going getting rec- you would like to become became of his tell We want gustine proud ords up to date it you any more. but seems and if brains and his social a member, you are in position. like the Club /our own idea. has grown to about school from the to He-went on for more educa- kindergarten The senior Club members St. Augustine members. Now 20,000 for the the tion and tried to be with eighth grade, now is your seen big question: have the job of welcoming the St. Augustine is portrayed by Why don’t we chance to All have His join. you children of Alaska this only important people. hear from all of to great Bernarducci you? to do is ideas evil lived Angelo of Our read the directions in were and he a, land of ours. Tell them what it We admit that the the box sin. Lady of Mt. active on this page and then life of Carmel, Jersey means to be citizen of Amer- Club a The members us to work. City. is keep very get ica Augustine had his own school boy played by Jo- and a nephew or niece of busy. But Addie will be home This is for seph Siciliano of the same a fun contest for sum- Uncle Sam. And while nine years which he closed to you are »oon help us and if O’Kate which is mer too. Just about at tell them how when he went to Milan. In that school, staffed by the thinking it, glad you he was welcomed St. Sisters. St. are that they have joined us on FROM ROME: The city by Filippinni Augus- Young Advocate Club received a the our freedom road. post card this week Ambrose, Bishop. Augustine tine’s feast day is Aug. 28. from Margaret a Mary Donahue, was pleased at knowing such a WE KNOW Club member who not than CAMP ST. that of the is with the Archdiocesan famous hear more JOSEPH'S VILLA "hZ™™"' many pilgrimage person. He went to enough. in Young Advocates are on vaca- The picture of the shown the Bishop not because Augustine became the Bishop - Europe. Pope on speak, hole it washed the little hoi* K>l BOY! Completely Staffed by Xaverlan Brother* above was tion, Some of of Hippo and spent the remain- The beet you are used to the front. The he wanted to learn but because you ere looking for In Health message read: “Dear Young Advocate away. your Club in he wanted to know that ing years of his until his Site Sanitation Supervlilon Recreation doing projects people life, St. then realized Club, I am having a wonderful time. I wish all of Augustine class so H is hard to down you he knew the death at the age of 76, fighting UNIQUE get Bishop personally. that it is as hard for man to SWIMMING POOL were here. I shall for to business in the summer. But pray all of the Club members heresies in North Africa where Soon the things that St. Am- put the knowledge of God into Open Air Theatre Roller Skating Rink Vast Ball field look at the fun can he lived. On his deathbed he you have tomorrow at St. Peter’s in Rome.” as the Pioneering Home brose said began to make sense. his tiny brain it is for , Cooking and Bakery and also the cured a sick man by INSPICTION prizes you started listen to merely little to the sea into INVITID PROM MID-APRIL ON might Augustine to boy put win. raising his hand. Rate*) til Seaaen Rate. till the truth of the Catholic his hole. . W»;klr . Youth Seeking* fer *-*-» Week*—Seeion from June 11 Wouldn’t love to have to Aug. >»—Age* t-14 you $5 Church and the of Christ. tells that the lit- For Information Speaks way ONE STORY of Legend us and Direction, Consult to Augustine buy new for school? tle Now York Office. Rt. things He believed what the like tells child was an angel. Rev. Msgr. John J. McEvey Bishop that children of the BOY Bott New Wouldn’t you be proud to show for the Bird It.. York 18. N. Y. Tol.t 541*4 said but he could not find the that Pray to St. Augustine MUrroy Hill On School day Augustine was at the your teacher a certificate of faults grace to his life of beach grace to overcome your give up looking at the sea. that award you won all your- sin and follow truth. and become a saint. by the The saint was to self without wondering someone in of lover of truth, reminding Finally September 386 about God and how he could St. Augustine, to Wouldn’t you try? your What is Augustine received the to for us. your favorite subject? am older I want to become grace know Him better. A child was pray school a be proud to have a win- mathematics return to the Church. on the beach Suzanne Howatt, St. person. I like to playing nearby. ner and wouldn’t your class like Stephen’!, is work with It The child was a hole Kearny “Spelling my favor- figures. helps every- FROM THIS he de- digging to say that one of their class- TIME on without in the sand COURT ite subject, because it in one because figures you trying to put GEORGIAN mates won contest in helps voted himself to the of a a news- work spread the into the hole. later life know words and how couldn’t out formulas for sea Each paper? tp the Faith. His writings have different bonds time the to spell them. We couldn’t write and things.” water came into the COIIEGE You can make all of these won him the honor of being of Merey anything if we didn’t know how Conducted by the Sitter* “wouldn’ts” come true if named a Doctor of the Church. more you LEADING TO to spell. I want to be a teacher FOUR-YEAR COURSE just In "Confessions” he writes for of St. Elizabeth try. and Academy PROTEIN I have to know how to teach B.A. and B.S. DEGREES people who want to know about Put on ear muffs and your Station. Now the pupils to spell." Convent Jersey Well-integrated program In Liberal the lives of other people but ♦ ••the food your heavy gloves. Then take Home element so Vital to the Art», Fine Arts, Science, Muiic, good who not make Secondary School for girls. 94th out and are willing to year health your pencils papers and Economic*, Buiinen AdmlnUtration. of your their family, is found in own lives better. Resident and Day. Exceptional record start to work. Let’s give Addie a Teacher Training for Elementary and St. Augustine had fol- for Vocational real big welcome home—Alaska many collego preparation. Secondary School*, Fully Accredited. lowers. He set down a rule Addre**: SISTER SECRETARY a big welcome to the Union—- courses. Music, Art, Dancing, Dramatics. and who whereby everyone was treated Georgian Court College knowsf maybe you will Sports and Activity program. alike. All be had plenty to eat, Lakewood, New Jertey welcoming the good news Information! JEfferson 9-1600 but not excess. All had suffi- that you are a Club winner. cient clothing and furniture but Vacation CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY Fischer's School A Column for Growing-Ups CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Closes in Clifton BUTTERCUP BREAD BY THE CONDUCTED SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC CLIFTON—The religious vaca- Eleanor Buziak, Our Lady of and Accredited because each tion school - Stories Fully Offering A.B. and B.S. pound of Buttercup contains the of St. Philip the Apos- Signs Degrees "Arith- tle here closed Victory, Jersey City non-fat milk solids July 31. of 7 ounces milk. metic is favorite It of The my subject. By Norah children attended a Mast Smaridge will later in life as an and help me AMERICAN VISITORS breakfast, at which attend- to one end of the inn accountant in field of bus- has,subsid- So-o-o or any Great Britain and Ireland ance certificates were awarded, are ed several feet, while the other of Saint Elizabeth iness. 1 am going into and teaching perplexed and amused the College -*sr delicious, too! a movie shown. A total of by cu- end stands in its and would like to teach arithme- firmly origin- rious signs which Founded in 1 899 Sisters of 162 children enrolled in the hang over vil- al Yet hy the Charity was tic." position. the house is so lage inns. Often school. they cannot well built that not a single wall Convent New • how such Station, Jersey The religious vacation school guess signs have come has cracked. If had i 1 under Marjorie Heller, St. Patrick’s, to be. Thus, you opened July sponsor- Many signs are humorous. One Newark is what “The million dollars ship of the Confraternity of “History my favor- can popular inn is called the “Labour ite Goat pivfl* Christian Doctrine, of which subject because you learn and Com- in Vain.” The J. P. M. INC. you couldn't picture on the sign- OUTFITTING CO., Rev. John about country. In later life board Sullivan is spiritual your passes mean, shows a buy batter bread! plump nurse, try- A Catholic Organization in it helps to a better for instance? Specializing director, and Joseph McGowan you get job ing to scrub a pickaninny! in is chairman. The government. History also helps Who ever heard school pro- Probably the oddest sign of all PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS consisted of you to your of a is the gram in- appreciate country goat using of the • END AND religious sign “Now Thus,” ALL BOOKKEEPINO EXCHANOB PROBLEMS a by more about what has which • CUSTOM STYLING struction, supervised recreation, learning compass? hangs outside an old inn WITH A "CUSTOM LOOK" and been going on.” (The “Goat in • FINEST QUALITY PIUS PERSONAL arts and crafts. the north of England. It shows SERVICE and For Further • Compasses” a farm hand Information J. P. M.'i New with a flail—and is Regarding Syitem . , . was Call or Write WHEN YOU buy from our ad- Arlene originally a connected with SPtCIAL Keenan, St. Aloysius, an interesting leg- om 575 ELM ST. • FROM tell them religious end. HU 7-2336 • vertisers, you saw it in “Arithmetic saying, It seems that Cromwell’s MAYWOOD, N. J. Jersey City is my “God The Advocate. favorite Encompas- subject because when I troops were sent to raid Swyth- ses Us,” which gradually became amley Hall, steal the silver, and changed with the years.) WILD WEST take William De Trafford, the CITY The of is story signboards a head of Advocate the house, prisoner. But Club back Young long one, going to Roman William proved too clever! Hear- found OF times; excavators many NETCONG, N. J. ing that Cromwell was on his signs in the ruins of Pompeii. way, he hid his treasures in ROUTE 206 8 miles west of Alaska a Dover Contest From then until the on, days barn and covered them with a when people began to read The Young Advocate Club is easily, great flat stone. He then going to help welcome Alaska changed The Most every tradesman put Sensational as anew state! up h sign into laborer’s clothes —and pre- SINCE 190? [I to show his trade what he sold. Seniors to or tended to be the idiot! (Fifth eighth grades): Write a letter in 150 words village The usual to mark Show in the East or less, and welcome the state of the sign an When Cromwell and his Alaska, or children of men FUEL Inn a bush because OIL and Alaska, as new citirens of the United States. was ivy, arrived, they found William in BURNER SERVICE Juniors evergreens, or vine leaves were the PETROLEUM (Kindergarten to fourth Draw barn, threshing corn. They HEAT AND POWER graders): a picture COMPANY OF N J of how Roman for Free Pass Free would like the new 49-star United symbols Bacchus, bombarded him with i Pass^ you States flag to look. questions 97? BROAD STREET Rules: the god of wine. Even Newark, N J Ml 2-8130 Entries should be sent to: June V. today, about the whereabouts of his Dwyer, Young in the Advocate 31 Newark village of Grinzing, near master. To Club, Clinton St., 2, N. J. Your entry makes every question he an- This will Vienna, : pass admit Free —one child you a member. innkeepers hang out swered simply, “Now thus.” Fi- bunches of Entries must be in The green leaves to nally, his (under 10) to Wild West of Advocate office no later than exasperated by appar- City show when the new wine is Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1958. ent idiocy, the soldiers marched Your All entries must be ready to be served. William Neighborhood Pharmacist Netcong, N. J. accompanied by the attached coupon away, leaving and his Says of it Inn the traveler or by a copy signs give a treasure safe and sound! Good from and attach real into the life August 8 to August 15, 1958 (Clip to your letter) insight everyday mm m m of the of ... WHO YOUR peoples long ago. They also tell a good many historical Polish Club Just tut out tho above It N *m« coupon, present at the gate, Grade facts (if you are clever enough % end you are In for tho most thrilling day of your lifo at Address to interpret them correctly!). For To example, one famous old inn Present called the “Bull WILD WEST Cin of N.J. City and Mouth” was Netcong, originally called “The Boulogne School Gold Medals TO Uf... Mouth”; the name refers to a NOW BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER successful raid made Teacher by Henry NEWARK The Polish Uni- NEWARK FJ. tho Whole VIII’s sailors the harbor of Club of JERSEY CITY —Bring Family Love Itl lam member on versity New has —They'll a I would like to Jersey □ Join □ France. LIIC PHARMACY PALMIRA Boulogne, announced honor student awards PHARMACY I. (am A G.org. Martorana. Props. Arthur Palmare. Ph.O. will be to the follow- Prescription presented Established over 30 years Pharmacists THE SILENT a WOMAN, sign four Registered Pharmacists biological Sick Room ing students in this area: Supplies rrss showing a headless was Daltvery Open Every Day Cosmetics lady, Joanne Mt. Cembor, Carmel, From 0 a.m. to 11 p.m. the of Prescriptions Called for very popular during reign cer. Bayonne; Barbara Danelski, St. Ft 4 M*. Prospect Avenue and Delivered VIII. As the had Montclair Avenue NEVER too Henry lady no to start HU Valentine's, Bloomfield; Alice Za- l-474» Newark. N. J. 71! Bergen young saving ... head, she was unable to her Avanuo nag wadzki, Holy Family, Carteret; Jersey City. N. 1. HI 1-4411 husband! There are still several ELIZABETH St. and of these in Joap Snieiek, Adalbert, signs existence. One, OLIVIR A ORAKI on Barbara Wnek, St. Hedwig, savings in which the DRUGGISTS JERSEY CITY headless lady is ac- Elizabeth; R. A. Lyons. Res. Pher. tually Anne Boleyn (one of Hen- VALINTI'I PHARMACY Gloria Ament, St. Stanislaus, Established 187a UIL accounts unfortunate Joseph Valenti, ry’s wives), Proscriptions Called for Rag. Phar. says Garfield; Edwina Wisniewski, and Delivered "Since the woman’s let no quiet, n Prescriptions Baby Needs Our of Czestochowa, Har- n. •road St.. Illubeth. N. J. % Lady Photo Dept. free man breed a riot." Delivery Patricia ILliabeth Jme fromsloto2s,ooo rison; Pilas, Sacred /ll Watt (Ida Atm. opp. Falrvtew THE OLDEST INN in England, Heart, Irvington; Robert Ma- WESTFIELD J.rsoy City. N. J. f-r.,, built the walls of Not- zur, St. Ann’s and Bernadette against CBNTRAL PHARMACY 3 St. Phar. h. tingham Castle, is called "Ye Bednarki, Anthony's, Jersey >*>••• J. Carmela. Reg. JERSEY CITY Praacrlptiona Carefully Olde to Jerusalem Inn." It City; Anthony Wolosowski, St. Trip Compounded Ollawarg lma Y was so named in 1199, when Cru- Theresa, Linden; Marianne Wil- Druw Perfumes Cosmetics *A > Pharmacy With 'vVm . r A tUk Room Supplies Prescript lan Reputation saders met in it and drank a lems, Immaculate Conception, 414 Central Are. Wlstftald I U 1444 Praacrlptiona Called tor ""Tl Lodi; Stanislaus toast to the to St. 4M trip Jerusalem, Tafilowski, and Delivered and NUTLEY • ii, in\a which they would take at the bid- Casimir’s Josephine Bunyn- 114 Washlngtan Strerf (Is: V &N> Jorggy City. N. Cl y‘f«« ding of King Richard. fa- ska, St. Stanislaus, Newark; Baby Needs A Many MB 4-11J4 o# DRUG .HHvn r/n characters said Jessie •AY CO,. INC. I I mous are to have Sobczak, Holy Rosary, lames Riccis. I« Phar. slept in this inn, one of the best- and Theresa Kuleta, St. Jo- Prescriptions Promptly rilled JERSEY CITY loved being Robin Hood, who seph’s, Passaic; Ronald Dxie- Cut-Rate Drugs aad (ounetlcs 8 OFFICES: lit Prank Ha Are. NUttav lmt OWIN'! PHARMACY drank there with his Men. konski, St. Merry Stephen’s, Paterson; The Pharmacy Laval te IHi leal HUM OffKSi •MkOIN IQUAM *PAIitAOI AVINVt One of the the Joseph Rlasika, St. Stanislaus OPfICIi OPfICIi strangest inns, ORANGE Owtrtmi Hma. Iwf CCy M B*|M I|(M Mtmktt: FnUrtU u* * Uimi Utfyiil Is also known Kostka, and A Raymoad r«i Glynae Anns, as Sayrevllle; Eugene WM drug storb JUmarGl •MOSOKtM ’’ omcii •HAtttlON OMICI, Imttmtm* “The Crooked House. In the Most Sacred Paul Daniel. Pti.G raw omcf< Ctrp+reliem Drzal. Heart, Wel- u torn tbM( Interior, everything seems to lington. fnUr+l (mrw aw **•• Sytlrm Avon pwttef MUli « *M dhM. ho and crooked. From slanting The honor students will re- .„«> Hff rise DRtarr CRy LIU Rt Main (trees N. entaide, sightseers notice that ceive gold medals. Oreasa a August 8, 1958 THE ADVOCATE Women 11 IFCA Is around the President Archdiocesan Leader By Anne Mae Buckley you can assist the cause of Cath- chapter or regent." olic education I.F.C.A. MONTCLAIR Any homemaker-for-two who com- spon- World DURING HER of “not sors scholarships for teaching THREE-YEAR plains having enough to do” might well take a look term as leader of Sisters, among other educational some 600,000 A Protestant who at the life of Mrs. Ernest missionary, P. Tibbitts—one I.F.C.A. members in of the busiest activities. the U.S. and became a Catholic after serving women in the U. S. other Mrs. has in “Under I.F.C.A. you countries, Tibbitts than can per- Tokyo more a dozen traveled countless ' Right now Mrs. form social service— miles across is her Tibbitts, recently members years, on way to the U.S. returned from the far transcribe in Braille for the country—as west as Cali- after three decades blind, away from for fornia, and even down to home. example. Mexico Mother Mercedes Ruth —for and conventions. “Then, of course, there is the meetings Downing, a Missionary of Our Legion of Mrs. Tibbitts has L>9dy of Decency. I.F.C.A. many recol- Mercy since 1946, was members lections and converted comprise the official keepsakes which re- during her in a stay call the concentration reviewing body for classifica- recognition accorded her camp in Japan dur- tion of commercial motion for service to ing World War 11. pic- Catholic organiza- tions. Chief tures according to their moral among these is the • Cross acceptability.” Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Mother Kevin, Irish-born found- Her second conferred her of the reason for enthusi- on by Pope Pius ress Franciscan Mission- about I.F.C.A. XII in Sisters for asm is a 1954. Also, there is the ary Africa who died in personal one. “There treasured is something about memory of her invita- Boston last October, will be writ- she tion it,” muses. “You leave to address commencement ten about in a biography to be exercises school, marry, maybe move to at her alma Col- penned by an eminent English mater, another But of St. in Dr. place. wherever you lege Elizabeth, 1943. educator, H. Jowitt. Dr. Jow- are, you can make friends with itt was converted by Mother Kev- In the case of Isabel Whelan who have in. people your same ideals the “If Tibbitts, axiom, you want and aspirations, mak- ask • merely by a good job, a busy person to ing contact with the local I.F.C.A do finds real A nun-scholar at Manhat(anville it,” application. College of the Sacred Heart, Pur- A RELIGIOUS NOTE: The Immaculate Heart Sister, shown above are striking a chase, N.Y., has received a Vati- can letter exending “sincere and religious note in the field of chamber music. The Los well deserved” Angeles nuns who are also congratulations to blood sisters are shown in her for her rehearsal for a record album which work in Scriptural they recently re- leased. Left to studies. Sent to Mother right are Sister M. Sister Kathryn Denis, M. Mark and Sister M. Anthony. Sullivan, who is professor of Sa- cred Scripture at Manhattanville FINAL CHECK: Mrs. Ernest P. the letter Tibbitts of Montclair, Nuns Record College, was signed by JJUFFMAN &TJOYLE Cardinal Pizzardo. president Professional Album of the International Federation of Catholic Women and Mrs. John Q. Adams, also Montclair, chair- LOS ANGELES - Three Sis- sentative of the record company. the Immaculate Heart man ters of the order of the forthcoming IFCA Immaculate Heart of convention to be held Impressed by the rare artistry of ALL PROCEEDS from the Sis NCCW Note in Newark Mary who are also blood sis- the Aug. 19-24, made a visit to group, he the Sisters ters’ Caldwell College signed to the Im- ters have recorded their performances go first to a contract. PATERSON Mrs. Daniel T. for Women maculate Heart recently to check one point on a full con- album College. It is the for Capitol Records. of Their first Mustic, president the Paterson vention final released aim of the Sisters to win plans for the album, July recog- program. A feature of Known as the Diocesan Council of Catholic Immaculate 21, is a nition for the performance of “Schu- the college’s music de- convention will be visits to the three Catholic Heart the Sisters has issued an Invitation Trio, gave their bert: Trio No. in Women, and 2 E Flat Major, partment. women’s in Boys, dogs, carpet first in to members of the Newark Coun- colleges the state. Mrs. Tibbitts will hand concerts 1949 as part of a 100.” Critics Opus have The predicted Sisters had a successful cultural aeries offered the cil to join the Paterson group in over her IFCA gavel to anew by Im- that the Trio “will take its president to be elected tour the maculate place through colleges of the to the national Heart College music de- in the forefront traveling conven- the convention. of chamber mu- last at country year. They are plan tion of the partment in Los Angeles. sic Council of Catholic groups." a ning similar tour next year. It was at such Women in St. Louis 20-24. Europe where she and her hus- favorite a concert that Sept. activity of hers—for two THE At present Sister The Paterson band the trio was heard a SISTERS—Sister M. Mark, the led made the Newark Archdioc- One is that by repre- Mark, pi- delegation, by reasons. she is acute- Sister anist, is associate John pianist; M. violin- professor at Msgr. J. Shanley, spiritual esan Pilgrimage to Lourdes with aware of the Denis, ly responsibility to Immaculate Heart ist; and Sister M. cell- College. Sister director, will leave Paterson by Boland, is in the the Church Anthony, Archbishop which belongs to the THE ist Mark received her LORETTO first played as the Ph D degree bus early Sept. 19 and will return throes of plans for the interna- Catholic HALL Zeyen woman graduate of a at Eastman A Residence for Business Girls Trio in Seattle when the School of Music, Uni- Sept. 24. Arrangements will be tional convention of the Interna- young- high school, academy, or college. located at of est was five. versity Rochester. Sister An- made for stations in the tional Federation of Catholic only They won pick-up she 175 priz- I.F.CA., gives such BROADWAY, NEWARK and Sister. who Newark Alumnae. feels, es and were heard radio thony Denis, were area for Newark Council Mrs. Tibbitts has for by au- a a Rooma woman ready-made pro- art attractively furnished and diences the graduate students at the Univer- members to the three been international the hall throughout Northwest. wishing join years la convenient to bus and gram which she can of Southern federation espouse train connections; rates reasonable. After the moved to Los sity California, are group. and will host family president to fulfill this the of school Information be obtained the convention this responsibility. Angeles, two older sisters en- supervisors elementary may year in New- ‘‘There are so the music for the Immaculate Heart from Mrs. Mustic ark many fields cov tered Immaculate Heart No- at AR 4-5091 Aug. 20-24. Sisters who ered IFCA.,” Mrs. Tib CUSTOM-BUILT and the trio teach in and SH 2-5223 by says KITCHENS "1 vitiate, was parochial daily evenings. will the tempo- Elections highlight con- bitts. “You m r schools in the West. can work in the field y rarily disbanded. vention and Mrs. Tibbitts’ term of TAPPBJI literature encouraging the The youngest, still in as president will be ended. This, high good, BUILT-IN OVENS fighting the indecent. Or school, became a member of’the however, does not mean she will Franciscan Sister be to LOMBARDI CABINET CO. Los Angeles Philharmonic Or- Jersey able relax. She still has the Itl BELLEVILLE AVI. chestra as cellist and Newark Archdiocesan Council of AIR-CONDITIONED BELLEVILLE, H. J. played for one year in the 20th Catholic Women, of which she is PLymourti 9-3294 Century-Fox To Celebrate Golden studio the first orchestra before entering Jubilee president; the National Council of FOR BORDENTOWN-Aug. 12, the Another sister, Mother Aidan, Catholic Women, in feast of St. Clare which she is of Assisi, 0.5.C., who is Abbess of the serving a four-year Mother term in Mary Maddalena Burns, Poor Clares In Philadelphia, (begun 1956) as director 0.5.C., will celebrate her 50th received from the Newark and WEDDING was into the Order 45 Province; BANQUETS... at Franciscan engagements, anniversary a years ago. frequent speaking FULL COURSE Poor Clare to her busy. DINNER r/v at the Monastery of A brother, Rev. Aidan Burns, keep St. Clare here. who Roast 0.F.M., spent 23 years in Beef, Chicken or TO THOSE who exclaim: ‘‘How Turkey The occasion northern New and is golden jubilee Jersey now do you manage to do all that you will be located in New York marked with a solemn City, this do?” Isabel Tibbitts is to Pontifical celebrates his likely - SAMPLE Mass year 40th anni- MENU - by Bishop recall a conversation she had with of W. Ahr of Trenton. versary profession as a mem- George Very the late Walsh • Fruit Cocktail ber of Archbishop some CV Rev. Celsus Wheeler, 0.F.M., the First Order of St. / years back. • Celery. Olivet Franciscan Francis, Order of Friars Minor. m Provincial of the ‘‘f mentioned to Name Archbishop Prime Jut Holy Province, will de- • Roaet Beef, Au Walsh how I ORANGE RESTAURANT liver sorry was that I the sermon and the hever • VegetabJe Potato had children,” she re- «1» IANODON STRUT choir Orange Rosary priests’ from St. An- members. ‘‘l'll never • Dinner Rollt and forget V-\ orano*,n7j. Butter thony's Monastery, Butler, will Plans what he said: ‘lsabel, (iod the Bus • Ice Cream sing Mass. Trip Coffee must have other plans for I : k\>\ Mother Maddalena is the ORANGE OTHER MENU sec- The Rosary-Altar you’.” ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE ond v* jubilarian in her In of St. John’s here will V:\v <. V 4 Private family. Society Even as a teen—lsabel Whelan f ,J Rooms - Dining Accommodations to 500 her 1960 sister, Sister a bus to St. Antho- Mary sponsor trip of Jersey City—she was a leader. Completely Air .Conditioned rw > Leonarda, 0.5.C., celebrated a ny’s Church, Call Oceanside, L.1., Aug. At graduation from the Banquet Manager • ORANGE S-4BU • Academy Ample Free Parking Area similar occasion at the Poor 9. A combination like this of St. Aloysius she was valedic- usually results in a Clare Monastery, Tenn. A tour of the 7 Memphis, I 1/2 acres of torian of her class. She followed ! if/ short life for the carpet, but not if it’s Karastan. religious and of the this underground up distinction at the College church "catacombs” In fact, Karastan or has been of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, sturdily-woven will stand up arranged. The dav will close with when she received her bachelor under the most abusive use. It’s even good bump- an excursion to mss Park, N.Y., of arts degree “Summa cum MONDA for Y ONL before the toddlers of Y home. protection the You laude.” returning Then she took her mas- family. Mrs. James Christiane I • Ik and Mrs. ter of arts in degree chemistry can select the colors and textures you want at Ray Cohrs are in of ar- YOUR OF charge at Columbia University and was CHOICE Huffman & New rangements. ■ *1 Boyle, Jersey's largest Karastan named a Fellow of the American II Institute of Chemists. dealer. And you may budget your purchase if BACK TO SCHOOL" wish! Columbiettes Name AMONG THE POSTS in which you MERCHANDISE BRIDAI she has l\-NOIt served are: national pres- SHOPPI Chairman ho* stocked with Party Alumnae of of St. LOBEL'S completely shelve* wonderful Back-To-School ident, College 84 SPRINGFIELD AVE. HACKENSACK Mrs. Domi- Elizabeth: president, a Kempis of South Orange Ave fashions. Don't miss these terrific Orang* Springfield Hackensack pre-season values designed for nick of New vice Newark MA 2-9191 Pompton Plains especially Rodano has been named Jersey; president of . 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BOYS' DEPT St. Newark, Michael's Hospital, During World War II she was will hold its annual and SPORT SHIRTS bridge on the board of directors of no fashion show at Farms, Mayfair less than six service commit- SHORT AND West LONG SLEIVI Orange, Oct. 13. Co-chair- tees. Sizes 6-16 men of the affair are Mrs Ed CARPETS The nationally admired New RUGS & ward Handville and Mrs. Frank HAVE YOUR MADE TO SELL FOR 2 50 ark Council of Catholic Women both of Newark. McGee, organized tn was April, 1955, with NOW 1.98 oo Mrs Tibbitts as president, by ap- * or pointment of Archbishop Boland REGULARLY 2 3.00 ft«m*ffcing New la Jwwy City Tribute to CLEANED her success in the post was her election to the same posi tion in November, 1956, for a two term. INFANTS DEPT. year i For I.F.C.A. HAS always been the cooler nights ahead m. a for STAM CALDWELL It’s Stan Mo- led golf him away the from Texas State low sel’s that who is North Teachers, a his other two theory anyone second vocation. at P.G.A. in 1958, but he hasn’t after his four school rather sports "and, even years famous for its North willing and able to devote suf- re- Texas, nor would he have been At Central in that tourney since due of theology in Rome never MOSEL Catholic lay teams in the 30’s and for its had the ficient time to the sport could High time even the chance School in if to the enforcement rule that en- c club he San teams about touching came become Antonio, Tea., football the time were there. The a good enough golfer to school had tries be here the back Stan was crack Stan must five-year mem- through on way a infielder with landed there in 1950. But play the P.G.A. circuit. no baseball team and the football bers of the P.G.A. and shot an 82 at the Glen baseball team and a It so pint- happened that both of was out of the Heartening as this advice question after sised (145 pounds) these Ridge Country Club.” halfback sports had to play second an suffered STAN ALSO made the win- seem to the injury in high may average duf- with the football fiddle Stan gets little time between team. He for the next four years school. ter tour in 1957-58 during the fer, it might be well to note his chores played four of as teaching at Essex years varsity the golf team won three Not time that New that “sufficient too long after Stan Jersey courses phrase, time.” baseball grad- Fells and tournament to at' second and third two play NCAA, Southern intercol- uated from North are a bit too cold and wet for in Stan’s Texas and For, book, that means base and five follow any other sports. But years of Ameri- legiate and two Border married his but the hardiest Olym- wife any of golfers. the same amount of charming he does to the Yan- practice can Legion .552 in titles. get over hall, hitting pic he received the He has desire to and Alice, offer no particular competition as the his last in kee Stadium each Fall to watch leading year that circuit. That have been the fin- which make may him to the Es- the summer tour, and amateurs brought long another native of San ph>s take—some- But est Antonio, in his senior college team ever sex . year he had golf as- Fells club. It came preferring the comforts of home thing for the his close friend dis- impossible aver- started to sembled Kyle Rote, play golf at the lo- and, according to the offices of life with his wife and three- Staa, through good the New York age working man. it for Giants. cal links and attracted was all at least Claude old William Stanton port public accidental, Harmon, famed pro at year son, Stan himself is for About his own game, Stan certainly the attention of the the first His team- New York’s Mosel who has his pro there. year. Winged Foot Jr., already that do not claims to be an average proof you have to After the mates included Maxwell of clubs. just graduation, pro in- Billy course. own set be born to the links workman with all of the to rise vited Stan to with and Joe both fa- From his clubs, play him in Conrad, now arrival here, Mosel Another Mosel is to the of the golfing with the short and medium top sport. The a of miliar figures on the has couple pro-am tournaments golfing been a prominent figure in Stan’s brother, Rev. Joseph Mo- former New irons perhaps his best weapons. Jersey P.G.A. around the state. Texas be- tour. New every Jersey tournament. sel, 0.M.1. “He used to beat champ in His advice to the average golfer actually tempo- ing what it is, Stan STAN HAD no chance to fol- His win in big came the state me in a Stan undefeated only got once while,” says, is the that’s what rary, home “enjoy game, retirement as once or that twice during shots far as that concerned it’s for. your tourney’s summer as Play under, he moved, from one —didn’t rather than distance it’s take up golf seriously side of over the then still largest St. Francis Junior Lead in until his final in Takes, Essex; easier to approach a green year high state in the Union to the other. school. from the front than from the natural BASEBALL SCOUTS from Races rear. Resist that temp- NOW Four-Way to Last Another Week THE CLUB pro at'the the St. Louis belt when Browns and Phila- tation to really one Essex Fells Country NEWARK Only one is Our of West controlled stroke will do the Club, delphia Athletics (remember game likely to help break Lady Lourdes, a Stan’s earliest ambitions were them?) had approached Stan the four-team log jams which feature the Essex County Orange, moved jpast St. An- job.” *, (1) to play professional base- about into fourth signing a but CYO thony’s, Belleville, contract, Baseball Leagues this week, that being the contest ball; (2) to teach and coach Lourdes’ third win in four they never got down to actual between place. football. St. Leo’s, He turned down bonus second-place Irvington, and fourth-place starts forfeit St. Morano an figures as he told them was a over Signs Our offer to follow the first line he had Lady of the in while decided to go on to Col- Valley, Orange, the junior loop Aug. 10 Ann’s, Newark, St. An- from upon graduation high lege. at Watsessing Park, Bloomfield. thony’s went down to a 10-0 de- With Pistons school and his at quick success College turned St. Francis, Newark, now feat at the hands of St. Fran- out to be 3-0, over St. Thomas, Bloomfield, UNION CITY - Hank Mora- leads the thanks junior circuit, on the three-hit cis’ second place team. pitching of Ar- no, star of the St. Peter’s Col- to its 5-3 conquest of in ' In this Richie Pecora Valley mand Cilento and Valley really game, lege basketball team for the last week’s St. (JC) big contest. Joe Pe- ruined the weekend commanded the spotlight for Mary's Selects for St. past two seasons, signed a con- trucci a three-hitter in both his and pitched Thomas with a 4-3 pitching hitting as with the Detroit Pistons squeeze tract this one, while Frank Scucci which alive he five hits, struck out kept its title hopes. gave up of the N B A. on July. 31 and Duane as had Basketball Coach a triple and Ralph Ciccone 14 batters and chimed in with will to the team Sept. 15. ONLY EXCITEMENT report and Bob Foster collected dou- in the a home run. It the sixth (This is the third in a strict articles was he has completed of on the of Though athletic plans bles lead the attack. intermediate when the to loop came win in seven starts for St. Fran- newer Catholic high schools in the only his junior year at St. Pe- area. Future articles will Trailing St. Francis cis. deal by just Hank has run out of col- with De Paul and Morris ter’s, Catholic). half St. Leo’s But St. still a game, picked Lucy’s', Newark, he in JERSEY CITY The athletic lege eligibility as put future at St. its fourth win the Mary’s up easy way clung to the lead as the only half with Russians Jeer a season Georgetown High School moved to more solid this with a 9-0 forfeit over Blessed undefeated team in either ground week with before coming to the Peacocks. Sacrament. Sacred Vails- the announcement Sister Helen Heart, league as it defeated St. Pe- work by Edward, principal, that Religious He is completing some burg, moved past Valley into Sign ter’s, Newark, 4-2. And St. Jo- Jim Duane had been toward his degree this summer uiui udiic uau ueeu appointedappoir basketball coach for the MOSCOW third™ as it routed St. Russian track spot seph’s Spanish, Newark, kept if he latches on with the 1958-59 season. and, and field fans a taste of Lucy’s, Newark, 10-3, behind got an alive its chances with a 7-4 de- Pistons permanently, may com- With the enrolment of a third the is American athletic tradition program now track and the five-hit pitching of George at feat of Harrison. Holy Cross, plete his requirements at De- class due next St. field, with Seton the recent dual with month, Mary's Hall alumnus Quackenbush. meet the Of the four teams, top only troit University. will have 360 in Tom Holian as head coach. St. United States—and didn’t pupils school, they Lourdes faces a first-division THERE WAS of about 150 of them boys. The team Mary’s has been an active plenty slug- like it. mem- foe this week when it meets St. in this contest for the win- played four varsity games last ber of the New Catholic ging Rev. Bob Richards, a In Playoff for Jersey Baptist Anthony’s on 9 at Newark Joe Isabella had home Aug. winter, losing all of them, but Track Conference since its ners as a minister' and former incep- Olympic Schools Stadium. St. Joseph’s Shore Golf Title did well run, while Joe Jim vault pretty against junior var- tion, though limited to freshman Wu, Brogan pole date with champion, reported has an 9 DEAL the and Spanish Aug. Terry Logan, and Joe Goodekunst out that when of the American sity opposition. junior varsity competition. slapped one St. St. Francis meets Ann’s, sweet swinger from St. Peter's There and him- women Duane St. with are no for triples Quackenbush javelin Mar- Seton Hall comes to present plans throwers, Holy Cross, Harrison, Aug. 10 Belleville, has a chance a parish, Prep a baseball self came through with double jorie of New a great deal of experience as a team, for there is the Larney York, and St. is idle. NOW AT Lucy’s to put another feather in her and a Names Gride Aide coach in of the triple. made the of the Cross be- CYO ranks, as well as a problem heavy expense Sign The week’s schedule: 10 when she golfing cap Aug. this Aside fore her SOUTH ORANGE Luke term as assistant coach at St. incurs, the lack from the St. Leo’s-Val- throws, she was MURPHY BROS. Hig- sport plus jeered faces Mrs. Bernard Freeman of of from the INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE gins, former Notre Dame football Michael's Jim has also practice and playing sites in ley match, the other leaders stands. (JC). Inwood in a playoff for the New SEE THE downtown On the has assist- served as head for the Jer- where St. would seem to have easy Aug. t player, bpen signed as man Jersey City pick- whole, though, Rich- Saturday# Jersey Shore Women’s Golf Tour- Newark football is located. this week, St. Francis ards said that relations- between At Rivarbank Park# ant coach at Seton Hall sey CYO Biddy Basketball' Mary’s Football is ings DISPLAY City St. Ann’s v». St. Joseph'* Spanish. 3:00 nament title. it and the U.S. and Russian was announced Rev. team. completely out of the against St. Mary’s, Nutley, teams p.m. Prep, by question, The deadlock came about when Sunday, Aug. 10 of Joseph Vopelak, athletic director. but soccer is a if Sacred Heart against Blessed were far more cordial than at possibility, Mrs. Freeman shot a 77 ST. MARY’S will have about At Newark Schools Stadium stunning of the Sacrament. the in Australia enough foreign-born Olympics just St. Peter’* Peter's. 1:00 young- va. St. on the final day, July 31, to make 500 when it comes to full after the St. O. PLYMOUTH pupils sters living in and around St. In the other junior games last 1956 Hungarian upris- Anthony's vs. L. Lourdes. 3:30 up five strokes on both and therefore will be At Branch Brook Extension Terry, Cadillacs growth a Sacred Heart Ca- Mary’s parish enter week-end, ing. Cross eventually St. Francis vs. Holy finishing with 243. Other com- “B" team as Catholic schools are STATION the high school. thedral picked up its first win, JUNIOR LEAGUE mitments prevented an immedi- rated the New Jersey State by Sunday, Aug. 10 ate and so the de- THE playoff 10-day WAGONS Interscholastic Athletic Associa- SITE of the basketball At Branch Brook Extension in the match scheduled for will be the lay tion. In the new school will games school auditori- Blessed Sacrament vs. Sacred Heart. size, Deal Golf St. Wins 1:00 the and Country 2-DR. 6-PASS. which p.m. Club. be quite close to two Jersey City um, has been converted Stephen's Pair, 1:00 into St. Francis v*. St. Mary’s. p.m. from St. and St. Mi- a in much the 4-DR. 6-PASS. rivals, Aloysius gymnasium St. Lucy’s vs. St. Thomas. 3:30 pm. chael's. same manner as at St. Aloysius, Guns for St. Nicholas At Watsesslno Perk, Bloomfield 4-DR. 9-PASS. Our Lady The other where Sister Helen Edward of the Valley vs. St. Leo’s. only varsity on was NEW '5B sport 3:30 p.m. PASSAIC Fresh from a double last BROGAN stationed for years. A real victory weekend, Choice of Colon many basketball buff in her at St. Stephen’s will take on the king-sized job of trying to and Equlpmont days CADIUAC-OLDS CO. the West Bergen school, Sister halt streak FORD the eight-game winning of St. Nicholas as the STATION WAGON League has a as If you are still a stranger girls well as a boys teams meet Aug. 10 in the Passaic Junior 6 Passenger Sedan to the wisdom CYO Baseball BIG SELECTION practical of team in action at St. Mary’s. HEADQUARTERS a hesitate Standings League. owning Cadillac, In fact, the girls’ squad under $ We have no longer. an ex The two Carmel game’s top hitter with three safe- Jacqueline Kelly, a St. Eliza- wins, over slt. 1769 OF TOP BUYS cellent selection of ties in as quality- beth’s and St. were the first of many trips to the plate. CYO alumna, enjoyed quite a Mary’s, Full Price late model Cadillacs Essox County value season St. had to season in 1957-58, the for St. Stephen’s, so Stephen’s squeeze in GUARANTEED —all well cared with INTKRMIDIATI L1AOU* playing Chiefly • NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY for, out both of its the any trouble they give St. Nicholas triumphs, 9-8 over low These W l against junior varsity teams • CASH BACK FOR YOUR TRADI original mileage. Mt. Carmel and St. Lucy'*. Newark 5 0 of its older this week will hardly the 6-5 over St. Ma- USED CARS handsome Cadillac motor neighboring schools. profit • SPECIAL FINANCING FOR St. Francis, Newark . .,. S 1 Dennis Faber Like the seventh-place club directly. The ry's. received cred- All Makes cars offer greater luxury... St. Joaeph'a Spanish. Newark 4 1 boys club, they will SERVICEMEN it for the first O. L. Lourdes. W. Orange 3 1 team that stands to gain from win as he enjoyed more miles pf motoring move into action against varsity St. Anthony's. Belleville 3 3 a lead an is Holy Trinity, now 9-3 as early as the fourth and Models pleasure . . . more value in Holy ('rose. Harrison 3 4 opposition this winter. upset thanks than St. Peter’s. Belleville 2 3 about the club within shout- inning, to the slugging of WARD-FORD every way, many new Membership in a conference only St. Peter's. Newark 2 3 cars priced considerably distance of the leaders. Paul Bacsardi, Joe Sipos and has not been discussed as ing PACE MOTORS 239 St. Ann'a. Newark 1 3 yet, CENTRAL AVENUE We invite you to 0 Nicholas its Steve all of whom had higher. St. Charles. Newark 7 but it is that St. St. picked up eighth Kopas, a possible Mary’s N. J. minutes behind Last Week's Results to 47 AVE. NEWARK 3, spend sixty win in a 3 with a 7-5 triple spark a five-run in CENTRAL fill one of the left row Aug. rally MUROHY St. Francis 10. St. Anthony's 0 might spots Ml the wheel of the model of 3-8000 defeat Carmel. Richie that frame. St. Peter's 13, St. Charles 3 vacant in the North Cath- of Mt. • ORANGE and discover Jersey EAST your choice, St. Lucy's 4. St. Peter's (N> 2 In the Loße got credit for his third win St. Mary’s 4*T I*ll mile cost of Garden Stale for the thrill St. Joseph’s Spanish 7. Holy olic Basketball Conference the conquest, 1 Pkway. yourself . . . Cross 4 by Our Lady of Lourdes •. St. Ann's 0 in this but needed relief Richie Horvath was the winning the sheer joy of Cadillac removal of Pope Pius and Queen one, (forfeit) Vince The two hurler as he struck out five and /)W. ownership. If you can af- of Peace to the Cath- Meaney. pillars Tri-County JUNIOR LIAOUI walked ford af themselves took care of the hit- only three, while Lenny any car—you can olic Conference. CD CC NIGHT clock thermostat L Mihalik MOTOR ford a used * ting, with three hits, in- was tagged with the de- SALES quality-value Meaney ™ ™ With Each Contract 3 feat. Before these Complete Cadillac. St. Francis. Newark 1 cluding his second home run of two victories, St. Leo's. Newark 4 1 with St. had lost six Sacred Heart. Vallsburf 0 2 the season, and Loße two. Stephen’s games BROGAN, be sure DeLisa Joins Ctuy.hr- buy O. L. Valley. Orange 3 2 in a row. St. Mary's, Nutley* 3 3 with the lead- AAMRiCAN-<£tattdaiNi Iwyrfal Plymouth O.al.rH KEEPING PACE St. Thomas. Bloomfield 3 3 its fourth THE FIFTH of the last St. Lucy's, Newark t 2 ers, Holy Trinity took game 501-511 NO BROAD St. Paul's Drive FUEL-SAVING ST. Blessed Sacrament. Newark l 3 St. weekend vital in the SPACE-SAVING, BROGAN win in five starts, 12-3, over was a one Sacred Heart Cath . Nwk I 4 ILixobolh JERSEY CITY as it 5-5600 St. Rocco's. Newark l 7 Pete DeLisa, Nicholas Ukrainian on Aug. 2. standings saw Holy Rosary GAS WARM AIR UNITS CADIUAC-OLDS CO. •Victory over the hottest St. St. Rocco's. young pitcher in Hud- Swetits earned the victory dump Anthony’s, 7-5, thus ty- RgpUcg that bulky, old. fucl-waatlni furnace Paterson Last Week's Results Buddy • Ridgewood has their victims with a thrifty, modern American-Standard Our of the Valley 4. St Thomas, son County, joined St. Paul’s with a six-hitter over the first ing for third place winter air conditioner and enjoy real com- Passaic - Bloomfield 3 drive Clifton for the Hudson Jun- after and, fort. Uae the apace you aave to build that County five and a third innings, incidentally, practically USSO CAS ms Market St. St. Francis 3. Our Lady of the game room or home ior CYO Baseball title took them from the workahop you've alwaya HIADQUASTiaS e«Ur.»n Valley 3 League which Bob Marosits over. eliminating pen- wanted! Sacred Heart Cath. St a as 3. Thomas 0 and it will take lot to hold off Like Marosits was the nant race the deadlocked Famoua Meaney, pair American- to every room In Sacred Heart (V) 10. St Lucy's, 3 tandard the Greenville from now records. SI quality at your houaa. St. R. Blessed Sacrament 0 team now on. sport 4-3 rock bottom prtcea. (forfeit) In his first In addition the-St. start against All to Stephen’s- • Single, compact • Fully automatic, Low Saints (E) St. flltera with on Aug. 4, southpaw Pete St. Nicholas tilt, this weekend’s waripa. complete ther Union County CYO Mary's "«»e/|* Seton Hall pitched one-hit ball and had three card includes an match "Of, *37k00 University INTRRMIOIATI important LIAOUI hits r himself as St. Paul’s wrapped Star between Holy Rosary and Holy FREE HEATING SURVEY! «A«, W L Players a 14-1 Houlihan on must Assumption. Ko.«ll, Park 8 o up victory. Larry Trinity Aug. 8, a game SCHOOL OF EDUCATION St Catherine's. 3 ELIZABETH An Elizabeth Hlllalda l and Joe Parks also had three hits for the latter club if it wants to - SW 7-4570 St. Joaeph'a. Rn.ell» 3 1 American Legion team with six Rt. Hedola's. Elisabeth 3 1 apiece for the winners. hang on to its title hopes. St. St. in the Oan,vt,va'a. Elisabeth 3 3 players from Mary’s The junior loop dropped to The week’s schedule (all games JOHN CORNELIA Rt. Michael'., Elisabeth 0 4 the North Jer- three starting lineup won St. Adalbert'.. 0 teams when Our of at Passaic Schools Ellaabath « Lady Stadium): • a of Hack- Education Lett Wtek'i Re.ult. sey title with 10-4rout Friday, Am. t Heating Air Physical Sorrows was evicted for two for- Conditioning St. Catherine'! 5. St Genevieve's 0 Elizabeth. 2 at Holy Rosary v». Holy Trinity. • p m. 75 lit. Adalbert'. feits. This cancelled forfeit ensack, Aug. CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE EAST St. Joseph*. It. 1 out Saturday, Aua. * PATERSON, N. J. After the teams the first Auumptlon I. St Had art*'. 0 split St. Nicholas (Fr.) - and Brothers NIGHT HEAVEN FELL (Klngalay) The extremely N. J. eight lay aeneuoua atmo- PETER j. QUINN ELIZABETH, aphere. In the DIFFIIY which theme of thla film la developed, la THOMAS J. accentuated by an who will be in charge of religious unmitigated Funeral Director Elizabeth 2-5331 emphasia on auggeatlva coatumlng and attuatlona. Exceaatve 41 AMES brutality. AVENUE services at the new memorial • SMILES °r A SUMMER NIGHT 320 (Swed.-Rank) - Both BELLEVILLE AVENUE N. J. HOME to the monastery. In theme and treat- RUTHERFORD, MILLER FUNERAL crypt adjacent ment thla film aerioualy vtolatea Chrtitlan and traditional atandarda of moral tty N. J. The and decency by of BLOOMFIELD, WEbiter 2-0098 Leo F. monument commemorates reaaon an unmitigated emphaaia on Illicit lovea and Bannworth, Director •enauallty. Suggeativa coatumlng. dialogue and Pilgrim 8-1260 MEMORIAL: Visitors to all Spaniards who died during the attuatlona. 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. UNIQUE Minnesota during MILLER'S BEAUTIFUL WIFE (Ital.)—DC HENNESSEY A. Objection: Tha virtue ot civil 1939. purtty throughout Spanish war, 1936 to thla film la ridiculed by reaaon of N. J. its centennial will see this memorial an‘unmitigated empha- JOSEPH I. ELIZABETH, year unique ala on Illicit love, FINNERAN FUNERAL HOME auggeatlva coatumlng. dialogua and attuatlona. Light treat The monument consists in a Elizabeth 2-6664 said be the all-weather gi- tnent of marriaie. 102 SO. CLINTON 232 KIPP AVENUE. church, to largest log church in STREET gantic cross, taller than the Eif- PASSIONATE SUMMER (Fr -ItaU-Kingaley-Objection: The theme and treatment HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. the United States. Erected in 1954 at Warroad, St. of thla film dwell almoat Invariably aubject EAST N. J. fel tower in Paris, rising above upon matter which ORANGE, PATRICK 4 WERSON te morally unacceptable and aerioualy offentlve 8-1362 to the virtue of purity ATlai Church the Jesuit an church carved * S *~** l 3-0022 NORTH WOOD Mary’s honors missionary Father underground " *®r HCAi Objection: The aubject ORango 635 AVENUE f matter, aa treated of the in thla film, la morally unacceptable for Jean-Pierre who with 20 other Frenchmen out mountainside in the entertainment motion picture the- TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE LINDEN, N. J. Aulneau, atera by reaaon of low moral tone throughout, V. SON Guadarrama miles auggeatlve attuatlona and L. MULLIN 4 range 30 north actlona and Unmitigated 3-4119 were massacred the Sioux in emphaata on aenauallty. MAYWOOD - Linden by Indians on BOGOTA June, 1736, AND of Madrid. The bones of thou GOD CREATED - 976 BROAD WOMAN (Fr.-Klngateyl Objection: The theme STREET and LITTLE FERRY an island in Lake of the Woods. The interior of treatment of thia film, developed In the sands of soldiers killed during an atmoaphere of aenauallty dwell NEWARK, N. J. CORNY 4 GORNY without relief upon auggeatlveneaaIn coatumlng. dialogua 7-3050 and attuatlona In HUbbard church has walls of redwood, the altar is the civil war will lie buried be- the field of motion picture the MArket MORTUARY constructed entertainment extent and tntenaity of the 3-0660 obJectlonablllty of thla picture conatltute hind the side an open violation of Chrtatlan and of Winona stone, the crucifix of linden chapels on each of traditional THOMAS J. KELLY, Inc. 330 ELIZABETH hand-carved morality. AVENUE the church OORNY 4 OORNY which, almost 1,000 37 MAIN N. wood, candlesticks of myrtlewood, and fash- WEST STREET ELIZABETH, J. locally feet long, is one of the largest Separate Classification MORTUARY N. J. BERGENFIELD, Elizabeth ioned oak furniture. CASE OF DR. LAURENT (Fr.) Obaervation: Thla 2-1415 in the world. film preaenta the caae the method fpr paychoprophylactic of childbirth, which MAIN STREET DUmont 4-1286 la more popularly 303 known aa natural childbirth. Thla medical " theme, which la handled GROWNEY HOME diarretlon wUh FUNERAL and good taate. ran have algnlflcant EAST ORANGE, N. J. educational value for adulta JOHN J. FEENEY and alao for 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET older adoleacenta. However, the aubject matter 2-2414 ttaelt ia too ORango 70 MONMOUTH P r*°n** >" ROAD |c,uV: theater* entertainment HILLSIDE, N. J. Television Film notion p GLEN (Max.) OORNY ROCK, N J. ADAM AND EVE Obaervation: Thla OORNY « Elizabeth 2-1663 Ratings film baaed on the rimi-.i account of the origin of man In the of 4-4396 Book Geneala ia reverently MUlberry presented In to teach MORTUARY gtoualy order and tnaplr. However ?h. , «^.dUo«l exploitation In to advertising tenda negate the aplritual motivation of theth film maker and * 399 HOOVER AVENUE The of rated these were reetrtrta the viewing to a Legion Decency films when they first released. There may be changes apectal audience. BLOOMFIELD, j. PASSAIC COUNTY N. HUDSON COUNTY in due made when the television the some, to cuts films were prepared for use. Generally, however, Pilgrim 3-8400 he moral Legion of Decency ratings may accepted as correct evaluations of these television films. GORNY 4 GORNY FUNERAL WILLIAM SCHLEMM, Inc. KtCRNAN HOME AUO MORTUARY SATURDAY, *, I4SS 7:30. 0:10. 10:30 P.m. (13) Maraln for Error (AdulU. Cpiholic Radio JERSEY CITY Noon sun of Wolf Television AVENUE UNION CITY (13) Iho (Family) Adoleacanta) , 101 UNioN 519 <7) Her lluiband* MARSHALL STREET 1 p.m. Affair* (Family) 0 p m (S> Force of Evil* (Adult*. Ado)**c*nta> UNion 130 113) N. J. 7-1000 pm Sundown (Adult*. Adoleacenta) 11 p.m. (3) Loat Honeymoon (Objectionable) BELLEVILLE, N. J. PATERSON, I p.m. (3) (Unimex AUo Dle (Objectionable) 11:13 pm. (3) Bual* Sound* (Family) *av Garard W>, WaUh 9-3503 LEBER FUNERAL IIOME 130 (1> Prelude Fame (Adult*. AdoleacenU) Plymouth p m to TUOSDAY. AUO. TELEVISION MUlberry II MONDAY. AUO. U 4-5400 Man 330 pm (T) Dartm Youna (Family) (7) Youna HUDSON 10 am So So Bad (AdulU. Adoleacenta) SUNDAY, AUG. 10 m WSOU ~ 2000 BOULEVARD 3. * 7 30 of and Caatl* 30. pm. (0) Story Vernon Iren* 3:30 (0> Captain Kidd (Family) P™« SERVICE p.m. IT) r.m COOKY'S FUNERAL (Family) Noon Chrtatophar Proiram. UNION N. J. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME 11:13 (3) Ivory Hunter (Family) WSOC p.m. "Your pro (FM) _ CITY, ID Vota Count*." Ruth Huaaay Family Than- 330 pm Man In the Trunk (Family) Betty 49 HIGH STREET 1:07 a m (1) Co-Ed (Adult*. Adoleacenta) •£J HARDING I til) Ruhop Fulton J. shaan. UNion 3-1100 27-29 AVENUE 3 pm. (13> Mr VVlae (i||y (Adult*. Adoleacenta) WlON pm. IS I*SS " PAY, AUO. 11. 1* Worth YUISDAY, AUO It N. 3 30 of the •Ufa Uvtn* ORANGE. J. pm. (1) Treasure Huby (IllU (Family) (7) So Youna So N. J. 10 a m Bad (AdulU. Adoleacenta) WSOU ,r‘“ ’ CLIFTON, 5 pro t«> Tho Catholic 7 30. 1)17. 11 13 H3> Make I’m and live (Family) Hour, "Tha EARL F. pm 11 p.m. (D SUsht Caae of Murder (AdulU. Adol*»c*nta) Vo7r.,n BOSWORTH City ol Fatih,“ ORango 4-7554 » pm Mr PRetcott (S' Amatlnt Wllllanu (AdulU. Adoleacenta) 11.13 (» Southweet Pane** (Adult*. 7-3002 pm. Adoleecenta) WIONItOAV, AUO It 311 WILLOW 10 pm. ill) Wealern Union (Family’ THURSDAY, AUO 14 AVENUE 800 'nU THURSDAY, AUO. 14. I*»4 ~*U Ann FUNERAL SERVICE II pm (3) Red llouw (AdulU. Adoleacenta) S pan. HlJ—'Tho Chrtatophara. Baauprt" * *• CODIY'S N J. HOME 3.30 pjn ... A is the Vacation Home for Happy through one supreme real- SUMMIT From the bot- Summer Activities 'such as that must have in Boatlne, ... tom of Our ity you mind: OFF MORRIS-ISSEX TURNPIKE (AT SPRINGFIELD Swlmmlne. Flshlna A 7-ROOM Level LINE) and the Church. Split a Haven for Ivontual Year* You must be a living SPLIT heart We sa- LEVELS FROM $19,300 Round or Retirement Living. of it Address lute mili- part (Cf. of GUARANTEED 7 SPACIOUS ROOMS your LANDSCAPED I'j 2/23/58). BATHS 100 75 FT. WIDE tary pilgrim-1 CUSTOM BUILT AMPERE SERVICE FINISHED RECREATION in faithfulness to ROOM MACADAM DRIVEWAY WATERFRONT age this year. By your Christ IC jubilee DARD f,XTUR£* 82k His ON YOUR LOT £ul E bls floormo and you will be add- FULLl BASEMENTP m™t Church, COPPER PLUMBINO LAGOON LOTS FIRST GLANCE there at; ing to the traditions of honor and Si. Teresa's Church and School nearby. As Low As LARGE WOODLAND LOTS aeems to be something strange of in which $l5O down, $l5 Mo. grandeur your re- FIVE In Down POINTS REALTY groups of your young armies $95. and seeing spective glory, a 2 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOMES precious HOME devoted for time for MODEL CR. 3-7033 men, a or accolade: that of the love and of DIRECTIONS; Morrl. Av*. Finished Homes Solid life through Springfield. At Summit lln* bear Year-Round Construction to a come the service military career, of but of a 0 Morrl * peace; true uin.i ? Turnpike. Proceed Ve mile on Turnpike to u $ after a to rediscover on founded Moati Home on left. century peace on order and SHELLS from .. jus- . 2.645 Open 'til Dark the banks of the river Gave trac- tice, and ennobled by Christian mE of Rt. 9, P.O. Box 171, Forked River, MY es a poor little girl, to receive N.J. 3-3921 charity. A BIG HOME from her the exhortations of DIRECTIONS: Garden State Pkwy. to Forked River Exit 74, left lips May the spirit of God fill No. turn your A UNITY at the AT SMALL PRICE! COtAM end of oxit and go 2 miles to blinker at Rt. turn left Rt Blessed who had se- garttD 9, ea Virgin, soyls. May He make you strong- 9. go W mile to Sunrise Beach. OR: From Tams Rivor South Rt lected her her In the Lakewood an 9, as confidant, and er in the Healthy accomplishment of 7 rooms; 27 ft. "LE 9'i miles to your plus gang*, j ONE BUILT* go Sunrise Beach. to meditate her words and and Pine Belt! upon duty, more brotherly in deal- Price includes: foundation, < example. concrete floor ing with one another. We call in garage, rec- ! not reation Are you in some way re- down a stream room, utility room. of His graces Mil S ILVER the adventures of the peating upon all of beloved BAY POINT you, sons, warriors of the Middle Ages and the officials who NOW-2 upon are ON BARNEGAT BAY who answered the call of the BAY WAY HOMES leading your pilgrimage. And We Rt. 549) humble Maid (Off TOMS N. J. of Lorraine? Just as RANCH grant you our pledge, our DURABILT RIVER, ONLY as Joan of Arc of so Ber- $250 DOWN ciosino fii old, Here Is vacation 'round apostolic blessing. perfect year or nadette now invites to the EXHIBITS you CITY WATER relaxed retirement living offering the $56 PiR MONTH SO YtAR service of Almighty God which $8250 x/2 Ml. *• finest bathing, boating, fishing and crab* is the of all NO INCLUDING TAXES 'HA MORTGAOI highest services, ALLAIRE IST. 1914 10,990 ROUTE garden staterum. bing for which the Barnegat area and implies on your a con- Bay part FEATURES? - - - THE BESTI WELLS 22 MUrdock 6-1110 is justly famous. tinual renewal within OVER-HEAD IT HAS EVERYTHING! so Churches and shop- your Dally . 10 to S • LUXURY 50-FT. 3-BEDROOM RANCH UNION Wtakand within few hearts. GARAGE DOORS Directions: Garden State 10 to t ping are a minutes drive and VISIT OUR 2 • One of lowest tax rates • Parkway to Exit «. Automatic Hot Water ElKlrit i Udlt (••lirlM South Clifford 6-5000 school bus Heater What arises in Our soul Opwiltn transportation is available to • Large homeslte. plot • Dinette hope UJ and Rt. ♦. Continue acre Area 3 BEDROOM Included to modal home. • Large upon this BESIDENIIAL on Rt. ♦ Dally . Toms River's excellent schools. Living Room seeing magnificent Delco U.S. 46 MODELS • G.M. Automatic OH Heat • 9 ft. Picture Window INOUSTIIU Wtakand ♦ to 4 spectacle of Christian J. J. I-aufer Sales • 2 or 3 Bedrnoma (no extra coat) • fraternity Agent LITTLE Flower Box and Shutter* Speculs Charter Lakawood- TERMS Tile Bath practiced by soldiers of different »-7717, • Hollywood • Double Oak Flooring -4-J447 - Elisabeth 5-4545. FALLS • Colored American Standard Our Velum* t nations! FREE) Cataloi • opper Plumbing Guarantee; BUY NOW...BUILD LATER Fixtures Writ, • Natural Birch Kitchen Cabinets • Connectioni for Washing or Call Is this not a that Durabilt sign despite • Automatic Electric Range Machine included Homes today lor such accumulation of obsta- ON • Exhaust Fan Over Stove an REPAIRS ALL Dept, a CHOICE BAYFRONT, • Lifetime Aluminum FREE POORS • Double Sink Sliding Window* cles, peace is making its way a operators LAGOON AND Little Illustrated Brochure Into the hearts of mankind? HANOFACTUBERS • INSTALLERS Falls# WOODLAND PLOTS SILVER BAY POINT N. J. NEWARK - FaTERSON . FARK ASiutr cuSfevue 11 SILVER BAY ROAD Mam Oflc* 17 HoHman BELOVED SONS! Love your . Bi«j Easl Ora-** 4 Mi. North of Lakewood on Rt. 0 TOMS RIVER. N. J. and Within .countries serve them. For • 2-5053 • walking distance to ORange TO 8-3669 St. Mary of As.un I Mission DURABILT HOMES A this is well as the r 'on MONTH your duty as *l5 • FAIR LAWN, N. I. PAYMENT AFTER SMALL’ DOWN SW 6-4500 E. B. LEONE FAMILY ROOM AND GARAGE OPTIONAL AN ACHIEVKMBNT IN LOW COST HOUSING FOR DIRECTIONS: Garden State Park- FAMIL GROWING IIS . . . RETIRED FOLKS CLASSIFIED way to 91: DIRECTORY SUMMER —YEAR Exit continue atraiiht 'ROUND ahead on Rt. s*o to Hooper Ave. FURNISHED MODEL DIRECTIONS TO Garden State Parkway to Exit (continuation of Rt. 849). turn left U.S. R 2 (Toms River) go eaat on Highway 31 to fourth traffte light For Information an AD in RENTALS rogarding thit Call on Polhemu. Rd. to end of road turn then Directory AVAILABLE (Fischer Blvd.) left, straight ahead approximately 1 mile to and Silver MArket 4-0700 and ask for Classified Advertising Bay Point. Bay Ave., turn left 500 feel. APPLIANCES PICTURES and ART SUPPLIES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE JOHN NIG HI. AND COLONLA LINDEN Picture* I end Mirror* 3 BEDROOM RANCH REPAIRS ALA. STUCCO Artlet*' Materiel* Combine 6-room houie; oil modern design with quality heat; very 13 Midland Av*.. Montclair. N. J. feature* deep, all grass planted loti and you have on* of the finest S-car extra 2 Pll*rim 6-4884 large garage; blocks from RADIOS HI-FI buy* on the market today, big ceramic paro- chtal school and 3 tiled bath blocks from public and attached garage plus a school, in *ized one of the best TOASTERS IRONS PLUMBING & king recreation MELODY residential HEATING room. sections of Linden. Full price 515.300. MASTER piped music throughout this BROILERS home. V. J. Gambino COAL Agency OIL TAXES ONLY $240 FOR VETS And All Household Electrical 664 St Summer EUt. 5-5863 PRICED $18,500 Appliances at Low Prices PROMPT DELIVERY RAMSEY AMHERST COURTEOUS SERVICE Vets No Down Payment This 2 bedroom to NUT or is the nicest ranch come in great it has APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. al|>ng a while, RAMSEY 20.95 baseboard hot STOVE water heat, an electric 495 CENTRAL AVENUE kitchen, beautiful tiled bath, and a Pea Coal. 19 00 Buck Coal. IT45 huge carport plu* 26 foot garage, ORnnse 3-7939 EAST ORANGE a NEW SPLIT from GUARANTEED LEHIGH COAL LEVEL aluminum combination windows, 65x133 lot. taxes only $l7B for vets. $15,900. $21,390 OPPORTUNITY BUSINESS call RYAN for Coal Oil FORDS New home large, 1-1111 on tree shaded plot *15,100 SIS Locuat St. CH FUNERAL HOME SITE featuring $BOO Down ANYONE modern science Roaelle Park CH S-5555 kitchen, recreation room, Perfect for buys this fine 4-room king sued laundry room, base- ment. attached garage, hot water base RELIGIOUS GOODS CAPE CODE *750 Down Catholic Undertaker board ' heat. with tiled kitchen, hot water oil heat, located In off Ramsey Airmount Ave . crowing Lake expansion attic In fait Sparta and Mo- with dormers, all cedar between Franklin Tpke. and Rt 17 hawk. N. J. Large chapel with home RELIGIOUS ARTICLES construction built custom only 9 months Agent at the site. 6 bedrooms. 3 $15,500. attached. baths, living THE MIRACLE SHOP old. only 114,000. room, dining room, kitchen, GI OR FHA LOW DOWN PAYMENT 314 RIDGE ROAD RAHWAY Curtis-Turner Associates, Inc. ft* “SpoUwood" Colonial. “ 1-tHry plan wtffc | (opp. Hltx Theatre) Vets No Down Payment On Plain (next to drill etore) THE SCHARF AGENCY WfMiri, )'i Lyndhurst. N. J. Sparta. N. J. 1# E. 2 FAMILY ALL BRICK MAIN ST. RAMSEY. living wttfc fvH Summer Hours: N. J. r—m firtploio, room. Komkow kitdit* wH4i form Call anytime PArkway 9-7123 iontnf tea 6 P.M. modern 3Vfc*room apartments, steam DAVIS 7-0600 Evenings to 9 P.M. oil tmxmtf tope, foil k*»« "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY FLOWERS" BAYVILLE AIJL TYPE Clover Joe Core. Prop. SUMMIT instates *1 IVY 1030 So. Orange Ave., Newark* N. J. NEW AND USED SAFES WATERFRONT LOTS From 8800. Maaonary colonial ESsex 3-0433 Vaults Bought. Sold and ahella from English house alate Repaired 82.300, Glen Cove. Mable roof, beat neighborhood tn Safe Interiors made to specifications. Brother., owner,. 8 mllea eouth o 1 Toma Summit. Beautiful All kinds of Fireproof for River Rt. 8-4 Canoe Brook Golf Club HELP WANTED FEMALE equipment on at Bayvllie. N. J. or around corner. Entrance hall, Institutions, Industry. Rssldence north of Forked River 8 center mile, on Rt. ah hall oak MAFFEY'S KEY SHOP (eat. 1910) tremendous paneled living CHRISTMAS CARDS E. room with fire 117* Grand St., Elizabeth. N. J. place. Tull dining room A £ profit EL 21902 modern kitchen, den library Powder park IWW that are eaaleat to aell and most BLOOMFIELD or community of iplit level, room firat floor. haa four able, froducta of America’s leading am Second floor ranch and emeu CARDS Brookdale bedrooms and three baths, 2-ilory Colonial hornet on largest specialists in CATHOLIC TREE section, convenient to St. storage at- SURGEON tic. 130' i,,i for Churches Thomas and beautiful landscaped lot. de fund raising in schools. Church School. Brick front loti with alrable SIIMMl M colonial location, service 100-joot frontagel organizations or self. Write for actua with center entrance. In ex* entrance drive R. T. Davies Tree M3.000 boxes, cards, etc., approval Surgeon cellent cheerful way A wrap, on condition. C room* Now tchool tot! RICHARD A. M It'ONE INSIDE Clovor Etta CRESTCARDS. Dept 23. lflO-173 High with modern kitchen and bath plus AGENCY Reasonable Rates 300 Springfield Avenue. land N. J. first floor powder oil- Summit. N. J Ave., Newark. room, fireplace, ®*»OOgb S«, oooovflcoO tf,* CReetvtew opooing heat, inaulaled. aluminum storm saah, 3 8400, Service Nfl of ■ modern Dependable quiet brood-now, übooV with (loom (row neighborhood Price $23,500. AND FUEL binder fort.. threw 1,, LUMBER N. J. WESTFIELD §h it,,,, or.dee, .».,h.r grammarkKmI Morristown, HOWELL S. COGAN, U Uu tkaii 1 mil« frmm CUvtr liititi «iHi #»#« kwi Call RAMBLING CAPE COD JE 8-7844 part*!** thm p*r*«fci«J mlihl «fam Mf«*d by I'H kmc SPECIALIZING REALTOR Lt floor, center to hall, beamed eetUni from CW*«r KITCHEN 303 Broad Rt. Bloomfield Uvlng room with paneled ltt«t«» IN MILLWORK. nrepl.ee, rti TMMC TOPS. FOR PHsrlat petod. screened porch, CABINETS. FORMICA SALE 8-2784 open p.llo. die OtKor WARDROBES AND CORNICES »lU > bay window. TV community LMKT rooe odrontajoi! ILKA NEW well, International Merlin* Mirer fletwer*. PARK, YORK "IP! *>°*Unnd large bedroom "'•* •* WOODWARD tllod bath, *l W* nnd »l»f k,„ Um mo'lym kitchen, attache, ( eree, provided Joan of Arc pattern, never ueed. S-S inude Clever MUST *-ear garage. I.rat,,. while SACRIFICE. SEVEN ROOk floor, email bedroom blmik loho >• bwl Piece place eettiiue plus 4 In.l Lumber Coal Cos. eervin* HOUSE WITH DRILLED ****•• bedroom#. with it WELL ANI dreeelng room win b,l end Piece, 6393 00 I .Owe II 6 7361. nnmmlnf, M| Mhref. Thro *-0013 GARAGE AT ELKA PARK tile bath. Cellar ¥1 Linnet ot.« Bayonne IN CATS with pine panetle, f»* >, r improved wtih ue,,, V RIGHT ACRES OF LAND playroom, laundry and workroom CAR FOR P.i b tewed SALE BEAUTIFUL ochlal On t*y we,or , SETTING AND MILES Ol and public aehooM. immediat MONUMENTS XiS?' *»■*»■ TEL. JERSEI 1936 RAMBLER. CUSTOM CITY. occupancy. M9AIOO Tai. 4-DOOR DELAWARE 2-4113 AFTER ( ADama JAI36 Suporior conotruction looturto: Convenient HARDTOP, dual ranie Red to Holy Trinity Church r amatte, pow an. (M IW-f DE PAOLA brake*, two-tone heater. Khool. Brick front colonial. 6 topper htKheO er green, I rooma an p.p.np threwohevt, pin# SAM tpeeker radio, leather end nylon paneled den with built TV. MkMMii •<• aMkbj bedt-vi up HARRINGTON PARK . in li eye-ie.ol ~u «u MONUMENT COMPANY floor holatery, 4 new W W lubeleea Urea, powder room, fireplace in llvtn Hhl bo, ere died ter elmoend*. for Completely room, completely Insulated. |HMWIU the rtneet In MeMemonala continental rear tire, low mileage, re- Visit The Furnished comblns HOMES' Beautifully non windows. Manufactured Vermont clining Meta twin bed*. td**l family * ear faraee. A In Barr*. car 1 noiali J. Cell Mon thru borhood S2.YVX) ADams 3 0*6.7 MB Franklin AveAvo,. Newark. N Thure. eree, *fter 7 EXHIBIT HOME HUmboldt 10*13 PM CHeitnut 67361 SPOTSWOOD Future Heaven •t SUMMER Display Opp Gale of RiNTALS-SEASHOR Cemetery FURNISHED HOME Gardens V Harrington MONMOUTH ™ BEACH PAINTING DECORATING GARDEN beautiful South s. #1 Z ‘UNION SPOT OP BERGEN - DtntCTIONS. on u COUNTY EXHIBIT HOMES located * MONMOUtITiJUti Nicely room bungalow with MS uuka OFEN to New Srvntwiek TMN Clw Blanche Ave. vacationMouse 12 carafe, completely furniaheM. hand, to keeping tpartment tde 6 NOON TO 7 P m {VERY DAY Hun JOSEPH HANSON for tie muhe templete loft Newarh-New York and local but** 4 Models couple wlahtna reatful privacy Nr Mam to Available river and 7 jo P w SAT C, tirole , Howard Aduila only. 1 year loeao .reliable ocean. *33 per week SUN •I John tort Ink- FOB GOOD JOB BY MECHANIC* MAHIK COX AGENCY 1A Lovely home SOME rent) Howto *!• INSIDE. OUTSIDE PAINTING. WITH OCCUPANCY aw anto to- M COMANCHE DR OCEAN PAPEBHANGING; MINOR CARPENTRY; . PORT. N Tel CA EMM ward South liver, oontboro op, FINANCED! INSURED OR 0-7003 WILLIAM IN 1 BAUER WEEK! _ ana. )- mllee to M trofflo REALTY CO l%ht tC/onbuty M.)i turn 2. 3. 4 3 or I BEDROOMS FOR rifht PETS 1367 Btuyveeent Avo. I’nlOo. N. J. RESORT P<><-RED ADVERTISING MVrdeck 66*06 CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AIR CONDITIONED DUCTS CAU OR WRITI BOARDED Summorhill load, foflow tiyeo &OGB GROOMED PETS lh to 8 BATHS THE I • ADVOCATE will# to Clover (ttotoo. Noona and Angela. lor *1 FURNISHED ROOM PLASTER WALLS Road; N. > _ Spotswood, » and u». Choooo Croat 199 Kim ELECTRIC DISHWASHERS SI CLINTON STREET OIL . GoiOtoOoto Stole Nitwoy to Roam enttehlo tar I or I bualaoao won* tjKpikn *»■ M KAZIMIRS FROM $23,000 NEWARK 7, H. J. toil prolod ea to orfvato homo, la* (lea* aoat to 4, •• at Hark MU TU9l. •auto »1« . luawi . HOPEI. (Xmu* 8-8714 MA 4-0700 4-VS44. OMR Hl* UJT" orncii CUHerd /i THE ADVOCATE 16 August 8,1958 St. Clare’s Drive Calls Names Chairman for Novena DENVILLE— Appointment of the ofPrayers two top leaders for St. Clare’s In letter to be "A few Hospital fund NEWARK a week* ago, out expansion cam- Holy of'iuch inhuman powers that brief sermon on Our or paign has been announced read at all Masses on Sunday, Father, in a Lady by Sis- stirring encyclical, they can down and sub- the drag instruction on intentions of ter administrator. has called all Mary Hiltrudis, Aug. 10, Archbishop Boland upon Catholics to in universal merge destruction the Father and that raise Holy Benedic- General of the directed a novena of pray- their voice in chairman $550,- collective not the but also tion with only conquered the Blessed 000 drive is W. Howard conducted in all the Sacra- Lee, pres- ers be suppliant prayer to the Im- the and the whole victors global ment. ident of the of the Newark Arch- maculate Mother Lee and churches 6f God to ob- Company community. the fervent “With hope that chairman of the advis- diocese. The will start tain for hospital’s novena peace our harassed “In compliance with the au- our novena may help to pre- ory board. on Aug. Vigil of the As- world and, 14, particularly for. the gust wish of the Father of serve, strengthen and W. and conclude on the Church ‘which in certain prolong Harry Houck, president and sumption, areas I direct that all that Christendom, peace among nations of the Measure- feast of the Immaculate Heart is persecuted and general manager so the churches in the afflicted.’ Archdio- Whidh is almost The daily destroyed ments has of Pontiff also Corporation, Boonton, Mary. Sovereign de- of Newark conduct cese a no- I been The called the latent by recurring crises, beg God’s named chairman of the Archbishop atten- plored seeds of dis- of spe- vena prayers from the 14th blessing all.” the letter card which upon cial committee. tion to encyclical of of gifts frequently erupt August to the 22nd of August the Holy Father, asking for and hold the minds of thought- inclusive, i.e., beginning on the ful prayers to obtain peace for the men in anxious trepidation. Vigil of the Assumption and At the world, particularly for the same time, His Holiness Board concluding on the Feast of the Pequannock Church “which in certain areas warned that solemnly the Immaculate Heart of Mary. la and afflicted." frightful so persecuted weapons now dis- The devotion each day should The text of the covered by Archbishop’s human genius are include at least the Rosary, a Refuses letter follows: Offer of Mass, Convocation Free Classrooms Feast of Assumption JUBILEE DAY: Two Little Sister of the Poor of Newark Were honored Aug. 5 on The office of the Advocate PEQUANNOCK their 60th anniversary as religious. Among those present for the celebration were, will be The board of education of Pequan- closed on Friday, Aug. For Deaf to Mark nock a 15, the feast of the Assumption, Township, at short special meeting Aug. 4, turned left to right. Mother Elizabeth, provincial of the Little Sisters of the Poor- Msgr. • of down offer of holy day obligation. an free classrooms in the parochial school James A. Hughes, Vicar Gerneral of the Archdiocese; Sister Matilda, a jubilarian- here. The action was Ephpheta Sunday taken on the advice of the board’s Archbishop Boland, who celebrated a Pontifical Mass in honor of the Sisters; Abbott counsel, Donato, who Joseph declared such use would be Patrick O'Brien O.S.B. of Morristown; Sister Honorine, a jubilarian; and Sister NEWARK “illegal.” Gladys Winter, chairman of the Mt. Car- , Rev. John Mary Gabriel, Good Mother of the Newark Home for the Aged. H. Dericks, pastor of This mel Guild Deaf Department, announced plans for year, with the Township' Ephpheta Holy Church had Aw Spirit here, of- again for you planning to Sunday, the set aside hard-pressed space, Fa- day by Pope Pius X to mark the fered the free work township use of ther Dericks had of the Church agreed to rent Blue for the deaf. four classrooms in Holy Names Spirit classrooms, removing the statues Army avoid the Coty Members of the Mt. Carmel School, to “unfortunate to avoid further Guild Deaf Centers in controversy, as that classes necessity eight go on the board of Education desired. Newark, Hackensack and Jersey part time.” For TRAVEL will this The International Peace City observe day, Aug. resulting cijntroversy Prize Donato said that after a “care- 10, even to the by attending Mass at 10 a.m. extent of some per- YOURS ful and exact investigation,” he N. at the Sacred WASHINGTON, J. President Heart Cathedral. sons objecting to public school Rene Coty of Heart, "was the greatest inter- had concluded that use of the children sharing the use France has been selected national For The The sermon will be in of cor- to-receive the Blue Inter- manifestation in the his- FEDERAL TRUST Asking .. * preached classrooms in the parochial school Army’s ridors and lavatories with of the Rev. Walter pa- national Peace Prize for tory sign language by would be He said that he 1958. The selection was at basilica.” illegal. rochial made will \ director school led Gorski, for the deaf in children an International "The Pon- based his on the consti- Congress of 1,307 Msgr. Colgan said, opinion to the Blue Army Bergen County. The Mass will withdrawal of the offer. delegates tifical provide be tutions of the United States and at Brussels last month. The Mass was the greatest offered At the annual award is iq by Rt. Rev. same Fa- recognition the Blue has ' Msgr. of New and time, however, manifestation Joseph Jersey, on precedents for service for Army ther “outstanding vic- funds . A. archdiocesan Dericks offered to the board had.” Dooling, director of decisions in New and ever Jersey over communism and for of the Mt. Carmel Guild. of "the tory ant, who the the education use of four presided, delegation Recitation of the fol- for your other states, and by U. S. world peace.” Rosary classrooms included' 11 After Mass there will be and other facilities Bishops, and dele- lowed the a con- Supreme Court. Mass, with each per- The was drawn travel vocation free of All proposal up at gates of 11 other who of the deaf at St. Philo- charge. furnishings Bishops son in his native lan- TWO YEARS AGO, Father Der- answering in a’meeting of the International could not attend. mena’s in customary a Catholic Cardinal or vacation picnic grounds icks offered four classrooms school, guage. Tisserant led tha Living- had Council of the Blue to remain.” and Cardinal called ston. About 400 deaf etc., Army, Tisserant the first decade in the second are expected for school and Latin; public students, for of the event “a to attend. This is presented approval manifestation which Eu- purposes the offer which the was in led by Bish- the offer had been gladly accept- Portuguese, larger assembly by Cardinal Tis- rope will remember thru Pequannock board of for years,” the third a The deaf committee ed the At education op Venancio; in Flem- planning by township. that serant, Dean of the Sacred Col- and has Cardinal van Primate the of this now Roey, ish led Canon Bernard activities celebration time citizens for declined. by van some agitated lege of Cardinals and of referred Secretary Belgium, to it as “a den include Charles removal of from The refusal of the Berghe, rector of the Basili- Mikos, chairman; statues those ac- of the Oriental offer, Congregation of real of Marian devo- splendor ca; the in led Molly Higgins, Jerome Rozanski the statues cording to the president of the fpurth French, by classrooms; however, the who tion.” Church, presided. He.said the Pontifical Mass Most Albert Noll. means Rev. Edmundo del- were not removed. board, that Luclef, eight public of the offered the Recipients Blue previous Car- egate of Cardinal school classes will Army day by. van and go on part- dinal Roey; award in previous have in- Tisserant in the National time schedule. years the fifth in English, led by Msgr, cluded Chancellor Basilica Konrad Ade- Belgian of the Sacred Colgan. nauer of West Germany, Premi- Hopatcong Offers CWV to Meet er Antonio Salazar of Portugal; Msgr. William C. McGrath of In School Free Washington Canada, conductor of the Pilgrim A Preview Room of Your Virgin tour, and the late Ameri- WASHINGTON (NC)-A mili- actor, Gene Lockhart. field Mass in can LAKE HOPATCONG tary Arlington Na- Visit to BERMUDA Still another Catholic pastor tional will be Cemetery one of THOUSANDS TOOK in the Certificate Plan about has offered to part Savings Thinking Ber- help out a public going to school system faced with the of the highlights 23rd annual of the muda? Then all international meeting Blue by means get the problem of an a acute shortage of classroom convention of the Catholic War free space. Army at the Brussels copy of“A Key ToBermuda.” Exposition Rev. Francis P. Veterans here. This colorful McGowan last week offered the use In addition to the from and informative of delegates Rev. Bede a O.F.M. than folder contains excellent large basement in Our Star Scully, Cap., more 20 another an map Lady of the Sea Church countries, national from of the Nolan's the chaplain, St. Fran- 7,000 crowded outside the audi- Islands, and overflows with " Point, to Jefferson cis board of Friary, Providence, R. 1., will torium of the Vatican helpful tips on clothing, shopping, Township education, free their pavilion, premises to the board with customs be celebrant of the Mass on duty, transportation, of charge. where the meeting was held. charges ranging from $1,250 to 15. things to see and do. The church af Aug. Nolan's Point is Pope Pius XII sent his $l,BOO a year. About 5,000 Apostol- interest We'll send under construction delegates, officers, gladly you one of now and com- ic Benediction to the meeting, /O these useful folders Superintendent of Schools John members and families are - is expect- or, if you pletion expected in September and at a the follow- Mullen has said that ed symposium PERSONAL LOAN stop two addi- to attend the per annum prefer, in, pick one up, and or October. The church convention, Aug. the previous tional ing speakers synthesized var- let us classrooms will be needed 13-15. st loutSt inltrtst rsttil help you plan your fire trip. was completely destroyed by ious messages of the Blessed Vir- in None of the offers in 1956. Our Star of September. Call Now Mitchell Lady the Sea gin Mary: Bishop Joao Pereira 2-82 W have as been is a mission of Our yet accepted, pend- 30/ Lady of the Delegate to Preside Venancio of Leiria-Fatima; Can- M. of a Jos, Cos. Mt. ing completion study as to Byrne Lake, Arlington, of which Fa- the the on Toussaint, secretary' to feasibility and costs of divid- FEDERAL ther McGowan is At St. Bonaventure TR4VEL SERVICE pastor. Bishop of Namur; Msgr. Harold ing all-purpose rooms in the pub- ST. N. Y- V. «28 STREET BONAVENTURE, Colgan of Blue BROAD IN A SENSE this action would lic schools into separate class- Plainfield, N.J., TRUST St. Bonaventure University will Army founder; Msgr. Giovanni NEWARK 2, N. J. be a return of a favor. Last rooms. sum- inaugurate its second • formally . Strazzacappa, Italian Blue Army MA 3-1740 • • mer and this, Father McGowan Let us give you century of service at rededication leader; Rev. Andrew J. Fuhs, has been allowed of the au- use exercises Oct. 7. Cana Blue leader of the details ditorium of of the Macopin Picnic Army Germany; one public the NEW Presiding at day long pro- and Rev. Andrew Blue schools for Mass. Hun- MACOPIN The sixth annual Richard, Sunday will be gram Archbishop Amleto leader of France. dreds of Catholic visi- Cana will be held 10 Army JERSEY Telephone: summer picnic Aug. Giovanni Cicognani, the Apos- Additional talks included “The RIGHT JOB RIGHT tors to this resort area have ben- at Green Valley Park here. PRKE tolic Delegate to the United Atomic Age and the Messages of BANK GRegory 3-5600 efited from the Cana their families arrangement. couples, States. ON HOMIIMPROVEMENTS Mary,” by Father “The Three non-Catholic churches in and friends invited to contact Fuhs; are will include or visit Highlights a Mass Theme of the in the any the have offered the of St. Ann’s for details. Exposition BP* area use rectory of Redemption and the laying Light of the Message of Fatima,” of our 16 convenient and blessing of the cornerstone Father and “Blue by Richard; offices T of the # Newark Archdiocesan Schools three-story Arts building Army Activity for the Next Two being constructed. Years,” by John M. Haffert, gen- A feature of an eral national MEMO FEDERAL DEPBSIT MSUMICE evening banquet delegate of the Blue CORPORATION • MEMIO FEDERAL RESERVE SVSTEM Official Calendar will be the awarding of the silver Army in the United States. jubilee Catholic Action Medal. In addition to Cardinal Tisser- NEW FOR root 1958 -1959 Anybody Can Learn To the HOME REPAIRS Play Piano Most Rev. Thomas A. Boland OR RENT A PIANO Authorized by REMODELING LOUVER WINOOWS Archbishop of Newark and Try It In Your Own Home MASONRY PAINTING Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Lawlor i j; BRAND NEW Superintendent 4 khs •*. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel A. SPINETS Coyle WJ Assistant Superintendent S Full Scale (88 notes) Sept. 8 Monday—Reopening of elementary schools H AUK 11 Sept. 9 of high schools smmssum Tuesday—Reopening Pay As 13 $ Sept. Saturday—Meeting of elementary school principals Per fJt' v *o', 19 Month '■yu tji %.%«, -i,# Sept. Friday—Meeting of high school principals Little As Oct. 13 8 Monday—Columbus Day—holiday only if public schools (plus cartage) • (AM W) defer Raafiaf • Alteratieas As Law At ' Nov. 11 Tuesday—Veterans Day—holiday Excellent Makes—Latest • SMlri Models Nov. 26 3 to • Carpenter Wednesday—Thanksgiving recess, p.m. Monday, Repairs Dec 1, ■j*i • Iriek Werk 8:30 am. Dec. 8 Monday—Feast of the Immaculate If decide to the $ • Maiaary Conception—holy you buy piano within • leaden A Batten day 6 months, all paid for rental Dec. 23 3 money • IiMRIRtt Rt* 5 • Attia OaavErsiaas Tuesday—Christmas vacation, p.m. to Monday, Jan. and will 3, 8:30 a m. delivery he deducted from Moatkly • Slats Rtsf the and Repairs 1959 purchase price be applied to • Kitehen Milin- M MKT MR the down payments —you •Para! Enclosure* Jan. 20, 21, simple M ONE to l»V« 22—Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Midyear Exams. and schools don’t have to visit our YEARS TO PAY Elementary high store —phone • latfcrae»i • Baaaral Repairs Feb. 12 Thursday—Lincoln’s Birthday—holiday or mail the coupon below. Feb 23 Monday Washington's Birthday holiday if public if NMSICA schools so celebrate it Apr 1 Wednesday—Easter Recess 3 to 13. tl pm. Monday April COUPON Are—laWaa Mafetoaaaaa, mi Repair 8:30 a m. Iwpriwaat lam interealed in c loatraatars May 7 Ascension J renting a_ Thursday Day—holy day June (indict* (rand, •fiiul .» 13, 16, 17 Tuesday, Wednesday Final Exams u|wi( )it) PUUieißfi ARRANGED IH YOUR OWN HOME! High Schools June Name. 18, 17. 18 Tuesday, Exams RO SALESHER! SUARARTEED WORK! Wednesday, Thursday—Final elementary schools Addreaa. Religion Medals Contest—Finals CA&I AIYTIMI 13 finalist—3 m May Tuesday—Elementary pm. 13 finalists—3 May Wednesday—High School pm. OR 5-6093 JHhfsoa Munir 9-0606 Music Demonstration Days to b« announced. The Center of Netr Jersey' Commencement exercises for the Schools Elementary may be held June Coll Mr. Aodmon, 274 Ctntral Avt. Friday, 19. or later # Orangt Commencement exercises for the Schools held GRIFFITH High may be PIANO COMPANY June Thursday, 18, or later Whenever a special holiday is declared for ALL the public -STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES- schools of any given locality tn our Archdiocese the principals -605 of Catholic schools in that BROAD STREET, NEWARK NEW particular section MAY exempt their 2, JERSEY ANDERSON CONST. CO. puptls from school attendance. No other Until recesses are to he declared without the daAnjtely Open Wednesday Evenings Nine—Phone MArket 3-5880 expressed permission of the superintendent.