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Vol. 13, No. 24 THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1964 PRICE; 10 CENTS Evaluate Birth Pills Words of An Advocate Prelate News life of Pope, Summary ligious Catholics. He an- -swered: Be quiet. "Listen, it would rather fa- That was the suggestion vor the concept of hedonism from Rome last week in view Raise of (pleasure seeking).’’ Jews of the Hope heightening public in- terest in moral problems sur- FINALLY, Cardinal Ottavi- Att the use of so-called ilni Advocate News ment Catholic attitudes rounding was asked if the pill would Summary on They point out, as did Pope birth control One such be discussed about Jews. pills. the ecumeni- NEW YORK—“We Paul in his message to Ab- by which has other medical strongly The pill, cal council in the schema same day, Richard Car- that “Jewish on deplore the horrible ordeals ram, religious of purposes, is used the Church in dinal Cushing of Boston tradition being widely the world. which pre- ... is so the Jews have been the intimately because of its contraceptive "Without doubt it is victims dicted that declarations on an- linked” with a in recent Christianity. It prob- years, we effect. not lem which ti-semitism and free- Another, perfected, must be examined wish religious should not, be tied you every favor from therefore, would ovulation. dom will help regulate by episcopal conferences God.” be approved. to other non-Christian reli- or simply by the “The chapter on the Jews council, if the These gions, they say. THE SUGGESTION that the- were some of the work of the may be a bit to in- Said Paul to Abram's episcopal confer- words expanded Pope ologians and be which Pope Paul spoke Bishops quiet ences is not clude other already definitive. non-Christians, so party: came from to American Jewish Commit- no less than Al- Because to of this, it is neces- as avoid the resentment of “This name of Jew, in tee president fact, fredo Cardinal Ottaviani, sec- Morris Abram sary that individuals Moslem peoples and any po- raises several abstain and his questions . .. retary of the party at a 20-minute Congregation of from litical of the taking from misunderstanding the positions, audience at the Vatican. "FIRST OF' ALL, the racial Holy Office, the kind which did arise," he said. body creating confusion, before the this should charged with the ... never question protecting problem can be THEY examined by WERE revealed at a THE COMBINATION of faith and morals the be for or for other of Catholics. the you, any competent organs. press conference here at which statement on Jewish relations ethnic for un- The Cardinal suggested that group, a reason “I must add this: The Abram and only the committee ex- with a statement on other non- the varying on dergoing any diminution in opinions use of Church has spoken pressed encouragement that Christian is the be submitted clearly religions seen human which ev- pill to the with the by your rights, encyclicals of the Ro- the Vatican Council’s third many Jews as a Holy See for "step back- ery civilization truly worthy of evaluation rather man even those of session will a Pontiffs, approve state- ward.” (Continued on Page 3) than being made public. He recent years. Hence we have indicated the be the subject might directives. To seek to discussed by the Vatican Coun- At Press Convention change the situation cil and that simply suggestion was because of population growth met a wave of by speculation or because there are econom- on the New York Stock Ex- ic problems cannot be a valid Ask change, driving up stock reason in Statement the face of the great of all Strong psiges American drug doctrinal principles based in firms engaged in the oral con- great part onnatural law.” traceptive field. From Cardinal Ottaviani’s views THE NEXT DAY, a Roman Council were in the of theologian, Rev. Ferdinando on Jews FOR BUILDING FUND - Edwin Vogel, president of the council at East Orange form answers Lambruschini Catholic Hight School, and sister GraCe Michaella, principal, present a $10,000 check to to four questions put to him of the Pontifical by the Italian weekly Vita Lateran University, expressed An Advocate News Scton Hall Summary Institute of Judaeo- be weakened, and that Jews Archbishop Boland for the Archdiocesan Building Fund May 29. East Orange is one of (Life). (Continued on Page 3) There were Catholics all Christian in Studies, a discus- will be lumped with other non- the schools which had benefitted from the fund drive. the over place —some 500 sion of “Catholic-Jewish Rela- Christian religions in the new THE FIRST question refer- writers, editors and business tions in the of the Coun- red Light secretariat. No word has come to a statement by Leo managers of Catholic publica- cil.” from the Vatican about this. Cardinal Suenens of Malines- To tions gathered for the Confer 54th con- Most of the discussion cen- Dealt who Dr. Lichten noted the Jews’ Death Blow: Brussels, said in early vention Prayer of (he Catholic Press tered around the that scientists proposed for a strong statement May are close Association. anxiety council statement on Catholic to a to remove “the fundamental perfecting pill that may But it two “intruders” attitudes was toward the Jews, and possibly be used for reason for our two millennia family On Race and a friend all —. experts on on the new Secretariat for with of mistrust and mistreatment: Court planning the Church’s Jowish-Christian relations Florida Law Non-Christians. The the charge of deicide. . . the Dumps permission. question also vfho drew the interest. major referred to John seeds of ’Jew hatred’ in the Archbishop "FAILURE ON the part of By RUSSELL SHAW llccnan of THE minds of children. the and asking for Westminster, Eng- In EDITORS enthusias- the council of the Catholic . . rock applicants during their school Union high days.” who said on which anti-Semitic teaching jobs if they believe in The Florida land, the present pill tically applauded when Rabbi Church to a strong de- argu- WASHINGTON (NC) The Supreme Court adopt not God. may be used as a contra- CRANFORD Marc H. Tancnbatim, director cree that ments have been founded for U.S. last Jan. 29 held this law The first Un- once and for always Supreme Court has dealt to of 2,000 years.” The court dismissed the ceptive. ion Conference the Affairs lays to rest of the demonic a death-blow to have a "secular rather than County on Re- Interrcligious one any lingering to these three Cardinal Ottaviani of the American bases Msgr. Ocsterreicher challenge prac- sectarian" and hence answer- ligion and Race wiU be held Department of anti-Semitism would said in- hopes that it will permit purpose tices ed: “In general it is not Jewish "for want of not to violate pleas- June 10 at Union Junior Committee, told them be tantamount to the U.S. Con- dications are that the state- prayej in schools. properly the First Amend- Col- public presented ing to the Sec that Federal questions." ment the Holy one here as a “There will be no realization to ment on the Jews will be in- As House to Constitution, which lege follow-up to last gress declining adopt the hearings pro- Justice Potter or another local of John’s Stewart, lone bars an establishment authority ex- January’s state conference in Pope injunction that civil rights legislation,” said corporated into a larger gressed on constitutional of re- doctrinal on must dissenter from the previous ligion. press concepts Atlantic City. the Church be ‘sine Rabbi Tancnbaum. schema on Catholic relations amendments to counter the debated prayer rulings, dissented this questions, which ra- The macula et ruga’ without to all non-Christians, court’s 1962 1963 The four Miami parents who day-long program will Such a he said, would and and rulings move, time, too. said ther central spot blemish He tho case launched the challenge require direction, begin at 10 a.m. with or unless and result greeted that with "apprehen- against prayer and Bible read- to the keynote in “a long hot debate, should since have boon they can display speeches a until it rids itself of sion given full practices argued that oppos- by priest, minister decisively if not more, of and disappointment.” ing in public schools, the high prayer embittered and ing attitudes and a the seeds hearing by the court. and Bible divergence and rabbi. After 20 anti semitism .” He held court reversed a Florida Su- reading were es- luncheon, pi resentment laden Catholic- out for a separate of opinions, and since in these workshops on Rabbi Tancnbaum Jewish preme Court sentially religious exercises various phases had relations.” statement, claiming that ruling approving NEVERTHELESS, the Flor- matters, especially in doctri- of the racial L. these and therefore to be considered problem will be joined Dr. Joseph Lichten, “however desirable it is practices. ida ease had seemed to a quixotic nal matters, it is held. unconstitutional. necessary to The day will close with director of the department of stress the The cause to THE SPEAKERS had values „ court’s new action many observers. This var- religious preserve of and talk unity thought a by Rev. T. intercultural affairs of B’nai ious views common to seems sure to fan the was Wyatt on what is to be believing men zeal of because the state relied THE COURT, agreeing, expression. Walker, executive assistant to B'rith, and Msfir. John M. the fate everywhere, an prayer amendment backers. on of the statement. All incorporation mainly an argument al- cited its decision of June, “Therefore it is Dr. 1963, necessary Martin Luther of the Ocsterrcicher, director of the expressed of the draft on the Jews into But that it will ready rejected the King a fear that it might substantially by Supreme when it ruled out recitation of rather that the Southern supreme Christian Leadership a one will increase the amendment’s Court in of the larger necessarily one 1963 cases the Lord’s Prayer and Bible teaching authority of the Conference. result in chances for the a shortening of its passage is ques- contention that recita- Church Takes 3 Seconds reading in Pennsylvania and speak out on such message and thus, it is to be tionable. tion of the Lord’s MSGR. Prayer and Maryland public schools. grave and debated questions, EUGENE J. Reilly, feared, a loss of substance.” The brief (79 Bible reading in public schools administrator of Christ words) new The Florida case was before which cannot be left to the tho a ruling, does not go had secular, not religious, the King Church, beyond the Supreme Court at the time views of the individual, be he Jersey City, will THE ASSOCIATION later earlier decisions purpose. be the Catholic Advocate Scores against re- of that ruling, but instead of a Cardinal or a Bishop. keynoter. He passed resolutions in Enacted in 1925, the Florida wiU be supporting ligious exercises public settling it then tho court re- "Hence all those who have joined by Dr. Theodore law on the civil rights bill in the Sen- schools. public school to A. Rath, of Bloom- prayer turned it the Florida anything to say regarding this president and high ate and the Bible says it is court for matter field and Rabbi Joa- condemning reading a second look. But would do well to CoUcge, THE COURT also place Becker school amend- left “in the interests of good chim Prinz In prayer moral the state court in January their thoughts before (he Holy of Temple B’nai ment, while standing three other re- of life Judging asking that "con- training a of honorable again upheld See so that the Abraham, Newark. prayer and Bible Holy See, tak- ligiously-oriented practices ‘,n tinuing efforts be made to re- thought and good citizenship Chairmen of reading and said it would be ing everything into considera- workshop pan- PITTSBURGH affirm Florida public schools: bac- that the The Advocate made a clean of our nation's traditional public school children "more els will include Rev. Francis sweep fitting" for any further tion, can examine aU points honors calaureate services, a re- should have second-place in the three main categories in the acknowledgement of God and lessons of moral- action to in their A. Reinbold, administrator top cir- come from the Su- juridical, medical and of culation ligious census pupils. class of the Catholic Press Association’s our reliance upon him. . .” among ity brought to their attention St. annual journal- preme Court. moral aspects.” Michael’s, Elizabeth, and ism contest. Rev; At the Convention ban- James J, Ferry of St. The Advocate ASKED if Elizabeth. was judged second in general excellence quet, the association heard population growth Mary’s, Resource an award it won a year ago second for the best front Peace chief R. favors the of such persons on other panels wiU page Corps Sargent Area adoption and second for the best in the (the similar Include Rev. James campaign community interest. Shrivcr, now head of President Colleges measures pill), to F.A. In the latter category The Advocate entered Johnson’s the of the O’Brien of Christ the the scries of articles, war on ask Conferring adoption Ogino- King, poverty, editorials and columns it has been for and Knaus Car- Rev. Gerard S.J. running to promote interra- help hope for the poor. (rhythm) method, Murphy, of cial understanding. dinal Ottaviani replied: St. Peter’s College, and Rev. "And before they can have the Donald C. hope, they need self-respect; 2,300 This "Well, Ogino-Knaus Racklcy of St. Jo- THIS WAS THE first time in the Week method is one and seph’s, RoseUe. paper's history it has been and before can have self- Degrees thing pills they arc cited in three categories the same The another. The Workshop sessions wUI year. New Orleans Clarion respect, they must enjoy the Ogino-Knaus run a offset NEWARK—This is like the from 1 to 4 Herald, photo publication, topped The Advocate in the same the gradua- cer with the method, temperature p.m., followed by opportunities rest of university, and Union Theological Seminary, general excellence tion week for North system, is a method a general business and front page contests. The St. Louis Review us have had. this is Jersey’s Dr. Stephen M. Lyons, assist- which, meeting. . . why who will speak. the best four Catholic and Sc- ant when a has sufficient Dr. Walker’s talk wiU won campaign with a series aimed at inter- is not .” colleges dean, at the couple be fol- judging helping easy. . morning ex- Also present at the St. Eliz- faith tot: Hall with 2,345 ercises. reasons—for lowed a panel session understanding. University, Msgr. Fronczak will abeth’s example, reasons by pre- At thrf the was dinner, associa- to graduation Bish- In degrees he conferred on roceive the of illness or the economic im- sented by Rev. J. magazine competition, Sign, published by the Passionist tion Msgr. John L. Mc- op James A. Aloyslus honored Rev. Patrick McNulty of Buf- Fathers in Union undergraduate and graduate of archdioccsan City, won honors for the best Nulty Medal, and Dr. possibility maintaining a Welsh, coordi- top photo story. O’Connor, S.S.C., Far East Lyons falo, former of Pater- The students. the Bishop family—can be since it nator of interracial text for the story was written associate editor Dr, Charles L. Brown used, justice by Sign of NCWC News son, whose niece correspondent St. Elizabeth’s hold its 62nd was among is not Douglas Roche of Rutherford. Medal. contrary to the genera- programs; Rabbi Israel Dres- Service. the graduates. Bishop McNul- commencement June 3 at tive act, which must follow its ner of Springfield and Aleck ty addressed the graduates. with 139 executive Convent, receiving ST. PETER’S will development according to na- Shaw, secretary of present The address their from baccalaureate the New degrees Bishop Nav- honorary tural and divine law. Jersey Council of degrees to Auxiliary at Caldwell will be agh. Archbishop Boland will given by Churches. Bishop John J. Dougherty, Se- "The great difference be- Philip Seharpcr, editor of preside at the Caldwell Col- toff Hall president, and Dr. tween the meth- Among those on the confer- Sliced and Ward publishing Ogino-Knaus lege exercises June 4, with 161 John C. president od and the meth- ence committee are Bennett, of company. temperature planning students due to graduate. od on the one Msgr. Charles hand, and the B. Murphy, pas- use of the on the other, is tor of St. Plain- A DOUBLE ceremony is set pill Bernard’s, that act direct- WUliam B. Don- foi June 6 at Soton Hall Uni- precisely pills field; Msgr. Graduation Rites ly to impede the course of the neUy, pastor of St. versity with graduate degrees Michael's, conjugal act, while in the other Cranford; Rev. Thomas J. conferred in the morning and cases for grave reasons one Doherty of St. John the undergraduate degrees in the Apos- abstains tle. Clark-Lindcn; Mrs. W.J. afternoon. The Archbishop will For specifically during pe- riods in which there are the of Wil- preside at both ceremonies, 7,400 Students Armstrong Cranford; greatest of con- liam Holnb of Sey- with a total of 1,639 due to possibilities Summit; NEWARK mour Van Blake of take part. It fell to the ception." Plainfield; awarded starting at 8 p m. on Mrs. Muriel Northover of St. Peter’s, with 406 Academy of St. Elizabeth, grad- June 11. The Archbishop will THE THIRD question con- Westfield and will have Convent, to start the James Wilson of uates, its commence- parade also preside that at day Mary- cerned the fact that many Roselle. The ment at Roosevelt of Catholic school peo- lay people are Stadium high gradu- lawn of the at Oranges 4 p in. have left the sacraments archdioccsan June ation ceremonies in ple or 7, with North Jer- All the regional Auxiliary Bishop told, will because of the Church’s for Archbishop strong chairmen for Interracial rela- Martin W. Stanton. sey 1964 with 50 graduates be present at seven gradua- stand on birth control, and tions of the Archdiocesan receiving diplomas June 4. tion ceremonies beginning HONORARY degree* will whether use of the pill might Councils of Catholic Men and June 9 with School of the favor be conferred at Seton Hall on Holy not a renewal of the re- Women. See Child (Osk Knoll) and includ- Archbishop Marlin J. O'Con- Schedule, Page 12 ing Immaculate nor, rector of the North Amer- Conception, Lodi, East ican in Dr. J. Orange Catholic, College Rome; The upward Essex trend In the Catholic and Roselle Englebert president Dunphy, number of graduates notice- Catholic. On the of the American Inside... College of quickened ably this year with Surgeons; Mark Anton of Weat over 6,000 in BISHOP NAVAGH will also graduates the YOU’LL FIND a Orange, chairman of the Sub- touching photo-story Newark a preside at seven urban Archdiocese, jump graduation Ga« and on how religion is to Propane Cos., of 1,000 last ceremonies June taught deaf over year, and beginning 11 Mrs. William T. Henderson of at Morris Catholic children on over 1,400 in the Paterson Dio- and includ- p a 11 South ge Orange, Don Bosco cese, an increase in a year of ing Tech, De Paul The university will also hon- OFF TO AFRICA go our Question Box almost 300. and St. (both on June or Joseph’s Msgr. Thomas W. Cun- editors if 14), Benedictine Academy, they’re not able to and Msgr. John F. OF THE HIGH ningham 50 schools out Paterson, Pope Pius XII. Pas- straighten your on Davis, both former thinking vice pres- holding commencement pro- saic, and St. Mary’s, Paterson. Limbo this week. See and Alfred D. Dono- in' Page idents, grams the Gov. 5 archdiocese, one Richard J, Hughes will van, present vice is its first batch president, by sending of be the commencement FELCIAN speak- COMING LITURGICAL CHANGES will Boland blesses the crucifixes presenting them with the Bish- INFIRMARY - Archbishop which will be graduates out Immaculate er at Delbarton 7 placed School June an educational in the of op Bernard J. require campaign ac- rooms the new at the motherhouse of the Sisters McQuald Medal. Heart of Mary Academy, where Infirmary Feliclan In Lodi. his son, John, will be The to a North the 28 left College of Medicine and Washington cording Jersey couple Watching May ceremony are, to right, Msgr. Vincent P. Coburn, officialis; Township. among the 56 graduates, U.S. John Dentistry will present service active in the Msgr. A. of St. Archbishop Boland will pre- Sen. Harrison Williams movement. For their Korolewski, pastor Ann's (Polish), Jersey Rev. J. Gor- A. will City, Walter awards to side ski of Sacred Msgr. Michael I. over the initial be Heart, Wellington, Rev. Theodore V. graduation the at Don Bosco views, see and Bonelli, assistant chancellor. former speaker p age 7 Fronczak, liaison otfi- at 167 which diplomas will be Tech June IS. 2 THE ADVOCATE June 4, 1964 People in the News Order Epistle Read by Layman Rev. Joseph W. Drew, pastor nary, Conception, Mo., of BRUSSELS of St been (NC) - The pri- as his proper function, to read made provision Paul the Apostle Catholic which he has vice rector for the trend lion a parish of the use by of given instructions for Mass at matial archdiocese of Belgium the Biblical lessons and the toward Church in Tex., since 1956. use of altar breads breads' Richardson, these should be pre- altars facing the people. The has instructions that the at Mass. in the which l as been named to the execu- given Epistle Only are more ceded by instruction Henry V. Sattler, easily per- on their diocese said 'hat in churches Rev. reading of the and absence of the lector should tive board the Dallas Epistle ceived to be bread than the of Pas- significance and use. where the altars can- C.SS.R., former director of the other lessons at the celebrant himself read the traditional existing tors' Association. He is be- Scriptural bleached-wheat waf- "Parishes Life end religious not be adapted for the Mass NCWC Family Bureau, Mass should ordinarily be Epistle . . . The Gospel is to be ers. lieved to be the first in communities should tlie feeing the people, altar tables priest has been named pastor of St. done by adopt a lay lector. proclaimed by tile deacon, or It said the U.S. to become an official that at the Of- practice of having for Com- James the Less Balti- should be erected. But tne in- parish, The Brussels-Malines It of Arch- by the celebrant ... is also a of the Mass, "a server traditionally-Protestant fertory munion Hosts consecrated at struction said that the old al- more. diocese said in its liturgical the celebrant who is cculd ministerial alliance of pastors’ ordinarily carry on a plate or in a the same Mass." tars are not to he for instruction: to deliver the which is replaced Vincent E. Smith, director of homily, ciborium the Host of 'bread- association. two years, and then not with- part of tlie service." thick the of Science in- liturgical Host for consecration IN THE Philosophy DIOCESE of Liege, out specific by the U. Sargent Shi'ivdr, Peace "IT IS FOR the lector, The instruction approval stitute of St. John’s lay Belgian also during the Mass. The University, introduc- meanwhile, priests have been See. Corps and cam- Holy anti-poverty Jamaica, L. 1., has been paign director, has been awarded the Pope John XXIII named to receive two awards medal of the College of New The Holy Father’s Week the Peace Award of the Rochelle. Catholic Association for Inter- national Peace, and the John Bishop Johannes T. Suhr, Is Ideal F. Kennedy Award of Loras 0.5.8., 68, first Catholic Bish- Called of lowa. since the Mary Symbol Church College. Dubuque, op of Copenhagen will ask Scbastiano Reformation, papal VATICAN CITY Our since the of Archbishop Bag- (NC) body Pope Pius to retire because mindful of the liveliness of gio, Apostolic Delegate in Can- permission Is the ideal of the XII was borne the Lady figure through city of illness. Praises Frenchmen your faith and the strength of ada since 1959, has been made Paul VI said at after his death in 1958. Church, Pope your trust in Our Lord Jesus Apostolic Nuncio to Brazil. Meyer, his audience in In a talk the said the ROME (NC) Paul Rev. Boniface weekly general Pope Pope Christ. thanked 0.5.8., has been named visit- St. Peter's Basilica. Eucharist is the “bread of and praised French Rev. Conrad Falk, 0.5.8., "We express the ardent hope The Pope said one who medi- heaven for the on Catholic intellectuals for their has been made and ing lecturer itr religion at the pilgrimage that will de- president your pilgrimage Cornell tates on tills "will find in the earth, the divine food for hu- contributions to the modern rector of the Benedictine Im- Methodist-affiliated rive most abundant fruit. Is Church age-old tradition of theology man hunger.” The Eucharist, during the 800th an- maculate Conception Semi- College, Mt. Vernon, lowa. not the Catholic faith and the and the frequent refer- he said, "is the focal celebration liturgy point niversary for mode of life corresponding to ences to Mary and the Church which projects rays of Notre Dame Cathedral in Par- light it the most precious amongthe in tho same symbols. not only on theology and his- is. treasures inherited from The drove your Tasks He will find that Mary is the tory and the destinies of time Pope to the down- forefathers? These you must Reducing model of the Church. She mir- and the but also town Rome Church of St. Louis world, on oui- guard as a holy legacy and rors in herself the image of own individual on our of the French to broadcast selves, pass on to those who will come the Church. own individual souls." over French radio . to cere- holy . . after you." monies Notre Cardinals "In Mary full of grace we In the Eucharist, he said at Dame. Facing riches The hailed Notre • find all the which the “Jesus is present and Jesus is Pope Dame VATICAN CITY tors of this or that religious Church represents, possesses hidden because He wishes to as "a pure jewel of Gothic Greets Orthodox (NC)—Pope Paul VI has decided to elimi- order or congregation. Some and dispenses. Above all, in stir up in us those acts, those art, an image of the men who VATICAN built with CITY (NC) Met- nate the title and rank of Car- Cardinals protectors of Mary wo have the virginal virtues and those merits which enthusiasm.” He are will traced ropolitan Antony Bashir of dinal protector. more than 100 religious fami- motherof Christians, one a na- make us one day worthy great moments in the New York, head of the U.S. The title lias been in use for lies. tural maternity, the other a of seeing Him, of en- cathedral’s history and related worthy Archdiocese them of the Syrian An- 700 Its abolition has not For the list for mystical one. joying Him in the fullness of to tlie living aspects of years. example, tiochian Orthodox Church Clemente Cardinal Micara "It is enough to recall the light and life." the Church in France today. and been announced officially but a leader the Madonna "If France ’bakes longtime of the ecu- the report conics from well in- takes more than two pages presence of in At the end of his 12-minute the intel- up menical the Annuario tho Room Pente- speech, the lectual bread of movement, was re- LEADS formed sources. The decision of small print in Upper on Pope raised the Christianity,’ PROCESSION - Holding a golden monstrance con- ceived in audience. Vatican’s offi- cost admire how that (his bread Is shared private the was motivated by the Pontificio, the to day, monstrance and blessed the in a Blessed Paul VI walked in Pope’s Others taining Sacrament, Pope which for thousand received tlie desire to modernize tlie Church cii.' directory. was Mary anew crowds. ways which please by Pope Christi which included an hour-long Corpus procession in high the new Ambassador and its institutions and to free and terminal fullness of grace the Pope who congratulates Duties of tlie office of protec- ranking Vatican ecclesiastics and all students of • of the to nearly and which was for the Church you." Philippines the Holy Cardinals from ceremonial tor include not only celebra- Rome's seminaries also marched. He was the first See, Jose M. Delgato, who Pope burdens and extra work. the initial moment of the ef- Praises He had a special word for tion of various ceremonies for Sports in a century to in a in Rome also various was accompanied by his fam- participate public procession In the past Popes named order fusion of grace, was like undertakings of houses of the or congre- on the Feast of Christi. being bom to the life of the VATICAN CITY - The French Catholics ily. Corpus various Cardinals tlie protec- gation but also have (NC) in attempt- protected, Church Holy Spirit. particularly admires ing to meet the demands of the required the protectors to in- "Thu* also this title Our sports when they are accom- present “There tervene or intercede for their by day. is among Mourns Nehru be considered panied an exercise of moral you with the ad- Lady can and by something like aji effer- Diocese various groups force* which can VATICAN honored as the mother of the make them vescence, a constant CITY (NC)-Pope ministrative offices of the Holy spur Superior Swings “a magnificent which Paul VI sent holy Church, which is also personal disci- stirs both in the reli- a message of See, particularly with tlie Vati- marked the gious condolence the . . . title of pline." and on death of In- can's of Reli- by profane fields un- Congregation mother mother Church. With these words Paul dian Premier Hie Pope ceasingly deepened thought," Jawaharlal gious. summed atti- Nehru prerogatives of the Virgin com- up the Church he said. to President To Sarvepalli Use June 21 Abolition of the title will municate themselves to the tude toward sports for an in- Radhakrishnan of India. English • speed up handling of matters Church. Mary and ternational audience of bicycle He offered heartfelt possesses con- referred to the Holy See. Pro- has in herself to eminent riders in the annual Tour of The Native dolences" and SUPERIOR, Wis. (NC) "We feel that Latin. an Son expressed by inaugurat- tectorates already assigned and all the race. on the loss Parishes and missions this of the Mass The to low perfect degree per- Italy "deep sympathy through- ing portion regulations apply will continue to exist ROME (NC) Three hun- as simple At the time suffered on tile Diocese of in fections and graces with which same he de- his death, 1 Superior prayers English we are act- Masses, until suitable and ap- titles duties dred inhabitants by par- without the former of the village will begin using Christ endows His Church.” plored the disasters of the re- ticularly by his immediate English m por- ing as as the musical of the of Concesio swiftly possible," proved settings until the last Cardinal came to Rome to protec- cent in Lima. Peru. tions of the Mass on said. texts available rioting family." Sunday, Bishop approved are tor dies. • visit with a hometown "The who June 21. Church ap- boy for Mass. admires, made HIS DIRECTIVE to pastors High good Paul VI. proves and sport in Pope Bishop George A. Ilammes ‘Lore Places' encourages pointed out that until the Latin- Holy The from Latin Remains He said composers are its various forms, in the pilgrimage the has ordered seven important In Tunisia sys- of birthplace of Giovanni English edition the newly already at work on English VATICAN CITY (NC) - Battista tematic form as well as in parts of tlie Mass be said in Montinl approved altar missal is Masses and that tlie Popo Paul told the interna- was led by the parish In pub- Bishop competition, so long as it is Orders that Holy English beginning day, lished, tlie of the will tional meeting of the Knights priest, Msgr. Valerio proper parts be able to authorize the contained within limits, such Polotti, and instructed pastors to pro- WASinNGTON tlie In Accord and (NC) - The Mass, including use of compositions and Dames of the Order of the Mayor Riccardo Giustac- Epistle worthy as as will not harm the very aims vide preparatory instructions ehmi. With conferring of Holy Orders ap- and Gospel, will remain in soon as they appear. Holy in Rome that of them Sepulcher sport, which are the health, they brought and gradual prior pears destined participation “active, militant ad- a tabernacle destined for to remain in generous, the wholesomcness and beauty a to that date On Churches Latin for hesion the Churchis the mission church at some time despite to best of life. Kiremba, physical the in U.S. Bishops’ decree al- WIDESPREAD Holy reason for the order’s exis- Burundi, eastern Africa, the introduction Father’s Intervention "The Church admires, ap- VATICAN CITY (NC) No special project lowing "the use of the Eng- of English in the Mass tence and its highest level of of the Catho- recent- denial proves and encourage* all the official confirmation or lics of lish language in the celebra- ly merit and glory.” Brescia Diocese ■ in approved by the Holy See, more If the exercise of phy- is available from Vatican au- tion of the Paul the which Concesio Is sacraments." in the United States is not ex- Gains Pardon for Prisoner Pope urged knights sical forces is located.' thorities of reports that tlie accompanied by This is because to their love for the the Bishops pected to begin until some- "intensify an exercise of moral forces, • Holy See and Tunisia have made no immediate time to promote thoir provision this fall. VATICAN CITY (NC) - Ro- self by shooting himself in the Holy Places, which can make of sport a concluded a treaty for the for use works of religion, education A of an English transla- Bishop Ilammes said he sario Scalabrino, a Sicilian head. magnificent disci- ‘Holy Legacy* over of most Catholic personal tion of the turning and to thoir rites of ordination made tlie move to follow peasant who has the For the past 20 charity, intensify strict for VATICAN spent past years to the pline, a training so- CITY (RNS) - churches there govern- and 20 efforts for the spiritual and episcopal consecration, a through on lie directive of years in jail for being a lie has suffered from various cial contacts, founded on re- In a broadcast ment. message to liturgy Rev. bodily welfare of the of expert, Frederick Pope Paul Vi's .instruction on member of a gang which killed illnesses and is in people spect for one’s own word and thousands of Polish miners currently Reports from Tunis said thus them McManus of Catholic Univer- tin- which exhorted a man is Rome's San Camillo Palestine, giving that and liturgy during a robbery, a Hospital of others, a principle of workers, Pope Paul ex- most Catholic churches will be sity, said. "to act free of the most splendid testimony of bishops swiftly” in im- man today thanks to Pope for treatment paralysis. social cohesion which suc- horted them to guard their turned into museums or li- the love with which the churcli plementing active liturgical Paul Vi's visit to Rome's Re- It was unusual that Scala- ceeds in establishing friendly Catholic faith as "a holy leg- braries by mid-June. cares for the salvation of all.” participation. gina Coeli prison last month. brino was !n Regina Coeli relations even in the Interna- acy” and to “pass it on to Anniversary Mass While no official comment is The seven parts to be when the visited. tional said re- Scalabrino, 43, was Pope The pri- • field,” Pope Paul. those who will come after among available, it is understood from cited in tho son is a you." For English are: Kyrie, hundreds to whom the only temporary jail Pope John competent diplomatic sources Gloria, Creed, Our trial Celebrates Feast The Sanctus, Pope talked his visit housing persons waiting that is • occasion was the VATICAN during that "para-accord" an- CITY (NC) Dei, Pope Father, Agnus and Do- to prison. or transfer to other institu- ROME (NC) - Paul VI nual to the famed an on a text still Pope pilgrimage Paul VI, all the Cardinals agreement Concern Worker re- minc, non sum dignus. Scalabrino tions. He had been transferred marked tho first for Marian shrine at was sentenced to be discussed and not yet Corpus in Rome Piekary, siding and Vatican The people will also there medical Christi feast of his where respond to life imprisonment in 1944 pending exam- either has reign by a reputedly miraculous officials binding on party VATICAN CITY (NC) - attended a first anni- And with ination and * your spirit" to the after lookout treatment. carrying a heavy monstrance statue of the Blessed taking part as been reached. Representatives Paul VI at an audience Virgin is versary funeral Mass Pope for Pope priest’s "The laird be with in a 300 the streets preserved. robbery which a As Scalabrino recalls it: of the See and Tunisia yards through commended the Italian Nation- John XXIII during Holy June 3. you." They will "Thanks say grain merchant was killed. He "The into the in- of Rome bareheaded and "With our mind’s eye," the Pope came have been to resolve deep al Fuels Board, a state The Mass in St. Peter's Ba- be to God" after meeting Liquid the cele- was 23, had'a wife and said in prayer, despite a sudden Pope Said, "we watch the vast young and firmary words of various problems for its concern for silica was offered resulting corporation, by Giovanni brant's "Go, the Mass is eat at nothing to the time comfort to each of us. saw of rain and swarming crowds of you of lie from the independence of that scurry the as well as the young people Urbani religious Cardinal of Venice. ended." and answer the final the l.is crowds. and the robbery. my bed and country. of men, pride and flower Paul photograph by professional requirements Pope gave absolution at with the the blessing English pro- When seemed touched. When I asked The around tho of Polish nation, and captured by police, After Tunisia became inde- procession lie said: are a symbolic nunciation of employees, catafalque. "Amen." Scalabrino tried him to obtain edge of tho Circus Maximus—- to kill him- me a pardon to "This large and organic vis- pendent of France in 1956, leave he said yes. he a oval which once prison, hundreds of thousands gigantic was ion of need, of resi- every including would the stadium of try to help me." major sports religious and moral needs, dents of French or Italian ex- ancient Romo— was the Vatican officials say the longest a International traction, left cannot but have beneficial mostly Catholics, and most Impressive in Romo order and Urged Fupc sent a message to the country. Tunisia’s effect on the Lay Activity Today good Italian President Antonio of activities PoUowmt is a translation from tbs French Segni Catholic is proper running of of a teller writ- of population approxi- importance an organized to the task of for ten ly missionary asking a review of the case About a technical nature, be- April 20, 1964, by Amlelo Cardinal mately 40,000 and once flour- Everyone's Talking purely Sec- laity within the Church in re- the Church Cicognani, papal in the present or day a remittance no cause —and this is the con- retary of Slate, to the lation to compassionate ishing parislios longer func- International Conference of Catholic international struc- world. Or- of the sentence. stant teaching of the social ganizations in tion. Albert’s meeting Barcelona, Spain. tures. This is, at least, the wish doctrine of the Church it NCWC News Service formulated the Italian and ASSEMBLY by Sovereign should be that THE of American Culilna never forgotten You have asked, in filial your a and in with its Pontiff, who, relying on the Hie of economic life dealing prob- conference at Barcelona will The CHU’S special subject is that the spirit, Holy Father lems, which layman members of the rail Court. cannot hut add permit, tlie human person, created bless the undoubtedly by over- by anuual to the of God and Sirloin Stool forthcoming consciousness the the inevitable people responsible School God and redeemed coming tempta- of Education DINNER by Christ, of the International for the mission assembly Church has of its task uf evangelical ol tions of routine, the at with its and Catholic giving the Church spiritual problems Organizations, which evangelization. calls whole- to cooperation of $ it* for the is anew impulse 4.25 daily responsibilities taking at Barcelona Thus heartedly upon work the place members of 0.1.C. have ot Catholics internation- your and for education of on an family from 15 to 18. It is with been abundance of divine limit April most al level graces, ns DINNER naturally asso- and to the coordina- Seton • children. great that His a of be Hall willingness Hol- together with pledge which, grants University ars ciated, members tion of their and "When those fundamental iness apostolate. his • COCKTAILS grants your wish, and of you paternal COPECIAL, in the work of will contribute more-effective- apostolic needs of the human offer* DANCE person are asked me to to the blessing. • BANQUETS convey you, council, particularly with met, then providentially together with his paternal good .the FRIDAY l schema devoted to the • CLUB lay secure foundations are also wishes, his best SATURDAY encourage- apostolate and that OPEN MON. I WEO. NIGHT! REMEDIAL laid for the and effi- dealing READING and LUNCHEONS solidity ment for your work. with the Church and Its rela- There’s a future in of his contribution cacy to so- the tions Albnrt A. Ruocco Indeed, Holy Father, who to problems of present Your Holt cial life his through serene, has been for DEVELOPMENTAL 3 Rooms— following, a long day men. And It is possible Free READING Dining and devotion positive wjliing time now, the activities of that the 0.1.C. will for 20 300 play a role Facilities to the which is entrusted ELECTRONICS to duty Catholic the inter- in tlie future laymen on , in the custom for It EAGLE ROCK AVI. readying alterations to him. technical prog- national minds Thus, level, is with (of for the HANOVIR, N.J. pleased Catholics) ress proceeds side by side with your and that guidance to be personal fittings Elementary School Students Reservations 992-7423 meeting hopes provided by the religious and moral devel- it be the may the occasion for a council. In them Cloud Morally* ticopt Holiday* helping to School Students opment.” renewed realization of make monogramming Secondary the im- the necesssary adjust- portance of the international ments and the irresponsible OVER 2000 College Students Catholic organizations and of adaptations of the aposto- lay and the need for their coordination late June brides•> and within the present day within the 0.1.C. Conference. world. SWIM Adults The presence of Msgr, An- Pedronl st BUT THESE gelo your as- prospects for at the other the future fiafipl brides sembly, as the observer of tne in no waz detract will show from the Holy See, you, furth- urgency of the; pres- SUITS South the Interest ent Train for better while Orange Campus ermore, of the lat- tasks as regards pay are cordially invited to consult us on their first organ- ter in debates. ization Mr your and action. By joining present will be in the you keep your job ■EACH PARTY ROXANNE Applications accepted until JUNE 19,1964 moving day. 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South Orange, New Jersey Brothers, Inc. ternational activity, and .that tive intervention in the great Engel Warns— they should be present in It international Institutions. . Ay ?fe£e# or. call with their contribu- SlfMl tvorld-ivide specific It is therefore to be _ 000 WASHINGTON ST. moving greatly Corner tions. By doing this, will Raymond Blvd.. Newark they hoped that Catholics will SOuth gain A Block Krom Bam'a MA 4-4U14 Orange 2-9000. Extension 448 assist the Church In tho world City SUta a clearer consciousness of the and Race Raise Hope... Religion June 4, 1964 THE ADVOCATE 3

(Continued from ordeals Page 1) of which the Jews Race Combined the name Ecumenism, cannot avoid recog- have been the victims in recent wish nizing. years, we you every fa- PHILADELPHIA (NC) “Second, the political ques- and Herbert vor from God, whom we in- Aptheker. Archbishop John J. Krol has Rev. James Sheehan, tion, which it Is not our busi- voke with all our heart on Bad; com- your established Bishops Rights ness an Archbishop's mittee said that Du- to pronounce ourself up- behalf, and that of all those chairman, Commission Human Rela- SANTA FE. N.M. (NC) at time, al- who on bois’ book—“Souls of Black on, especially Jibs are near and dear to tions to direct Catholics in The three Bishops of the Santa Folk"—deals though we always desire and you.” with the race Fe Province have called both ecumenical and racial ef- on problem it augur that it find just and as existed in 1903. forts. “all citizens of good will” to “Dubois’ peaceful solutions ... both questionable link for THE COMMITTEE also an- Krol said the support the civil rights hill with the populations who have al- nounced Archbishop Communist organizations to the a Pope $lOO,- now in the commission to arouse pending Senate. not 000 will seek did come until much later ready sustained so many trials grant in the name of Leon- and guide the consciences of Archbishop James P. Davis in and and also by his he said. suffering, rea- ard M. an life,” Sperry, AJC leader of Catholics so that Santa Fe., Bishop Frederick of the interests which the they “will live Sidney Hayes, assistant son who died last which will year, M. Metzger of El Paso, Tex., Catholic more truly the life of the professor of history at the Uni- Church, and the other establish a research center at Church and Bernard T. Christian in their own lives to- Bishop Espel- versity of said the churches, may have the Pro Deo in Detroit, University 0.F.M., of N.M., day, in drawing age, Gallup value of Aptheker's and which must not Rome. The will especially therein, center aim to backed the bill bonk, closer to other and in a joint pas- be peoples .. . “Documentary History of the disregarded. eliminate from reli- prejudice in toral letter. “Finally, the eliminating the evils of ra- Negro in the US.,’’ lies in the religious aspect, gious textbooks. urged citizens to make cial They fact that it assembles which interests us most Later, Pope Paul prejudice." in one deep- to "immediate spoke The 11-member commission and effective re- ly, and motivates our particu- place material which is other- the Italian Association of War quests to their elected lar includes four laymen. duly leg- wise scattered, unavailable consideration for the Jew- Prisoners, and defended Pope The islators” for passage of the ish said that and in large part religious tradition, with Pius XII against of si- Archbishop previously charges bill and said “our voices must ecumenism and race relations unpublished, which is so inti- lence in the face Christianity of Jewish be raised in the are “interrelated” and that earnest and and from which persecution in World War 11. • mately linked, respectful defense of the Church’s interest in them liberty it derives hope for trusting re- He Pius’ praised protests and Realtors is arises justice for all.” Retreat lations and for fu- “nothing new” but a happy against the war crimes, and from its maternal • ture. “perennial, WILMINGTON, Del. (NC)- said, "Only an eye clouded by solicitude.” Religious leaders have “Hence, while we again incomprehension and ill will Books Defended ex- strongly the horrible Catholic ecumenism pressed “bitter deplore could deny that work.” is disappoint- DETROIT (NC) - The head “nothing more than the con- ment” over the Greater Wilm- of the Archbishop’s Commit- certed effort of the whole ington Board of Realtors’ re- tee on Human Relations has Church to from treat from an Christian Unit remove among open occupan- Withdraws denied that his organization’s Christian cy made peoples, who are housing pledge in iecommended reading list pro- TEACHERS bound to March. Boland Pius X awards to one another by com- HONORED - Archbishop presented teachers of the motes what critics call the From The of Christian Doctrine the in Bolivia mon Baptism and faith in Our board the Confraternity at Robert Treat Hotel 31. Above he Campaign Communist line. adopted May speaks with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lord, the scandal of pledge on March 18. After of St. who disunity Kenney Aloysius, Jersey City, both received 20- An insinuation of support for LA PAZ, Bolivia (NC) - The and fraud which Church and civil year awards. At left is Estenssoro, in the stains the Church and rights leaders Msgr. Roger A. Reynolds, archdiocesan director Reds was contained in of the Con- Christian Social Party (PSC) an registration of voters and in hinders the fulfillment of her charged some realtors refused of Christian Doctrine. Thirteen “open letter" fraternity received awards and 96 has distributed at people 20-year were withdrawn Its decision to the appointment of the mission,” he said. to honor the the board elec- pledge, cited for 10 of several parishes here the years service. participate in national elec- toral by voted down a jurors. As for race proposal which relations, he so-called Catholic tions here with the confisca- Laymen's would have also cited “obvious in- reaffirmed the They said, “Our Lord’s command- League. tion of party registration and cre- tervention” the U.S. Em- pledge approved a declar- by ment to love one another is The is dential League not cards. recognized ation matters to in- bassy. frustrated. The spread leaving up being by the Archdiocese of Detroit leaders abu- Other dividual members. Party charged sectors of opposition to and of racial divi- deepening nor is it affiliated with sive use of government funds the MNR had any The action already decided sion, hatred and strife has be- brought a state- official Catholic organization. in favor of tire official candi- to abstain ment from from tTie elec- come universal religious so and intense The league named leaders, date of the two au- led Revolutionary Na- tions, charging free and by Wilmington Bishop Mi- repre- that it seems an aspect of the thors who claim are tionalist Movement (MNR), in- sentative they chael W. Hylc, which said voting lacked suf- original fall which has afflict- the “identified and/or admitted cumbent President Victor Paz board action ficient guarantees. ed mankind. “threatens to nul- Communists”—W E B. Dubois lify the original statement” and indicates realtors do not “intend to offer equal service to all citizens, regardless tomorrow 8 A. M. • of SHARP FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED race.” •

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. & (NC) HOURS: Mon., Wed., Thurt. Ffi. lo 9 P.M, Tuei. I Sot. to 6 —lndiana Knights of Columbus

have adopted a resolution fa-

voring a change in member- \\ts ©IR COLe ship rules which have been ow labeled 145 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS. NEW JERSEY • HU 9-5222 discriminatory against Negroes, requiring only five negative votes to reject an ap- plicant. The resolution was adopted Storewide GOLDEN JUBILEE floor sample at the state convention here - Msgr. John O. Buchmann, pastor of St. Leo's, Irvington, celebrated a Mass mark the and will be submitted to the to his ordination the golden jubilee of to priesthood May 30 with five convention when m attendance. Left to supreme it Bishops right are George W. Ahr of Bishop Trenton, Msgr. Buch- meets in New Orleans in mann, Archbishop Boland and Auxiliary Bishops Stanton, and Costello. August. Dougherty Similar resolutions have been Requiem Mass adopted by the K. of C. Birth Pill... in lowa, Colorado, Wisconsin On Anniversary and Illinois. NEWARK (Continued Archbishop from Page 1) manufacturers • have been quot- Boland will celebrate a his doubt that either the Pope ed as being skeptical about In Civil Solemn Rights Vigil Pontifical Mass r.f or the council will come the up possibility -of its develop- Requiem to comcmmorate with a WASHINGTON - Rev. Vin- pronouncement on the ment.

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Liturgical Renewal Africa Beckons

Even the of the Those pioneers liturgical who may be inclined to be movement, which had its at the doubtful should note the origins objectives an- Editors of this beginning century, would be amaz- nounced by the American Bishops in the Wayward ed at the tremendous innovations which preamble to their decrees: “that all the the Since the publication of last speaking, an "article of faith." American Bishops are in- of be led to introducing faithful Christ may a full, week’s "Letters to the Editor” The good who wrote the to the in the lady Mass near future. It is ex- mscious and active in litur- ( participation column, your Question Box original question was confused pected that the First of Advent, and Sunday gical celebrations may more certain- editors have done some by Time magazine’s entry, the commencement of the next an of soul-searching amidst tears since she had always liturgical ly derive abundance graces from the thought year, will the date for litur- and rending of garments try- that Limbo was an article of be probable a liturgy .in order to increase the faith ing to decide whether Catholic faith; will transfer to apply yet, Time re- gical renewal which approxi- and the devotion of the Christian clergy for the African missions and ported that half some theologians mately of the Mass into our and English people.” to leave.the scene entirely, or of late are attempting to re- vernacular. The revised will liturgy be new to start the long road back to lull think the whole matter, and in both clergy and laity. Consequently acceptance again in the Chris- doing so have called the doc- FOLLOWING THE authorization of every tian community. For if that trine of Limbo into priest will consider it a sacred in question. second of the duty the session Second Vatican letter of the was a just appraisal Actually, her question as ensuing months to to similar prepare adapt Council, alterations are being our efforts on the Limbo ques- we received it (perhaps we himself and the to the made people approved we cannot summarized it by the other Bishops throughout tion, realistically carelessly) was changes. expect full forgiveness, at less concerned with Limbo the world on a regional basis. Over the least this side of purgatory. than with the immutability of next decade, and YET IT THE further even more dras- IS VERY essence of the We haven’t decided yet. But Christian dogma. Her tic will be in question changes introduced the struc- will of the Father and of the in the Holy Bishops meantime we feel some was really, "If one article of of the ture Mass, after formulation the that in charity to by universal participation now be the obligation our- faith can be freely challenged, central established selves to offer final defense commission by the rule, no longer the exception. This im- a then why can't all of them be and summation. She was not council. a and questioned?” seek- plies willingness a zeal to learn on ing “comfort and of Those Catholics who have been the of peace part every lay member of the con- WE PLEAD, first of all. that mind" concerning her children influenced the strongly by liturgical and there must have been some gregation. who died prematurely as much ecumenical movements of our as well Prior to misunderstanding, no era, the introduction of the ver- really as seeking a re assurance that one’s as all who of the need fault, just a misunder- are convinced for nacular liturgy, public instructions will be her "faith" is unchangeable. standing. We did not say that “aggiornamento" as enunciated to each by John given congregation on the new unbaptized infants are "con- OUR ANSWER explained forward to the “new XXIII, look image” usages and on the mode of participation demned." We explicitly stated that “articles of faith” are not of our Catholic are the liturgy. There no bv congregation. All Catholics should that "no theologian would seri- being challenged by Catholic doubt other of be the such >but members the faithful on alert to derive the most from ously suggest that infants theologians, that some whose understandable to such suffer the torments of hell.” "theological opinions” are cur- attachment tra- instructions in order to be able to What did "it is rently being re-thought. In this ditional customs we say was: makes them more reluc- contribute the maximum and the gain absolutely unfounded to are tant to say case, some theologians ex- welcome change in these areas. maximum from the new liturgy. that infants dying unbaptized ploring the possibility of full are definitely saved.” Obvious- "salvation” (heaven) for these ly, therefore, "not to be infants, trying to see whether With saved" and "to be condemned the "no heaven, but no hell Vigilance to hell’’ are two totally differ- either" approach is fully justi- Understanding "no ent categories; in fact, it is fied. Certainly hell,” but The precisely this distinction which what about heaven? Can heav- clergy and informed laity are problem has been the "method of the his- has rendered the doctrine of en for unbaptized infants pre- aware that there has been a certain tory of forms,” in their especially applica- Limbo plausible and even nec- serve the dogma of the univer- amount of confusion and concern tion to the Testament. of regard- New Some these essary for those theologians sal necessity of Baptism and new of ing ideas biblicalinterpretation. In forms are named in who it. the universal of or- the instruction: ON THE TOP OF THE WORLD espouse heritage the state of iginal sin? present communications the "catechesis, narration, testimonies, "Non-salvation” here simply means that, speak- Some feel very strongly that gap between the articles in learned pro- hymns, doxologies, prayers." The instruc- ordinarily , fessional ing and as far as we know in heaven itself is the final des- journals and reports in the tion states that the method is for pop- “valid the present state of theology, tiny of these infants, and at ular Disunited press has been rather the of the books of the Labor Front effectively interpretation Old unbaptized infants do not at- present propose their reasons bridged by enterprising reporters or as of the and tain heaven. Our point be further by well as New Testament," was as hypotheses to eager Asa result, it is that to affirm that they nr popularizers. priests that "permissible for the exegete to flatly developed perfected by and do, seems to be a radical combined theological effort. laity get bits and pieces of new in- examine possible positive elements” of the For ouf Pan-American departure from the constant Finally, then, if we east any terpretations of context and without method “with caution.” Unity over of Christian teaching that Bap- shadow the doctrine proper orientation. tism is Limbo, it was to suggest that THE FOURTH absolutely necessary section is a practical By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS for itself be the fin- THE salvation (heaven). heaven might PONTIFICAL Commission for admonition to to preachers exercise “the these infants; Director, Social Action al lot of by no Biblical Studies is the of the Vati- Dept., NCWC agency greatest prudence." Writers on biblical POPE PIUS XII, speaking stretch of the imagination did can whose function it is to and di- are reminded that books We have noted with to the Italian Catholic Union guide topics and ar- regret Democratic Party, and by a International Confederation of we imply hell! And the “com- rect biblical studies within the the strained elations between of Midwives in 1951, ex- and of inind” for Church. ticles “must be submitted to the authority spokesman for the Brazilian Christian Trade Unions in fort peace The the Christian unions of Latin National Confediration plained: "Under the present other grieved was commission considered the present and of the Ordinaries.” of Brussels that the time has parents jurisdiction the America and general Workers Circles (CNCO), economy there is no other thereby in situation to merit come to stop pretending that way implied our sufficiently serious a The instruction exemplifies the unions North and South of the which is (i.e., than of giving affiliated with Mas- the troubles faced by his Con- Baptism) answer: these infants arc eter- statement. solicitude of the Church for the Faith, border this (supernatural) life to the pero's own Latin American federation stem from a lack of nally happy in cither event, The main of the instruction is her of child who is still part understanding the difficult toil of During the last week of April Confederation of Christian sympathy and understanding without the for they enjoy the happiness of divided into four sections. The first three the Catholic Trade Unions. use of reason. In any case the Limbo possibly heaven. exegete, and her patience Etnilio Maspero, Secretary on tlie part of the AFL-CIO or contain technical directives the Ameri- Both Marinho and the and state of grace at the moment Now, is that the total lack for guid- with the impetuous. In the instruction the General of Uie Latin U.S. administrators of the CNCO spokesman of death is neces- ance of Catholic The crux of can Confederation of Christian have stated Alliance for Progress. absolutely of "charity, compassion and exegetes. the Church like a mother. speaks sary for salvation; without it, that the or we were Trade Unions, upset the apple- organizations they Marinho may may not be understanding" that to were no one can attain superna- with? off cart by publicly accusing represent completely in correct in his assessment of charged If so, we’re favor of tural happiness, the beatific to ORIT, the Inter-American Con- the action taken the military coup in Brazil. Africa . . . vision of God. In the case of Priest and federation of Free Trade against the Communists in But let it be noted again that Brazil a an act of Layman of with Ameri- Marinho has added he is a not grown-up person, Unions, siding spokesman, for tlie For Vocations the • ’’at Maspero's recent attack love can suffice for obtaining can imperialis-t in recent AFL-CIO or ORIT. but for the What will be the role of the in on President Johnson and union of the sanctifying grace and making Members of tlie Aposto- Catholic A French Archbishop throws light military coup Brazil. on trade section ORIT was and up for the lack of baptism. To late for Vocations can gain layman in the future and stated an ,ri esponsible Christian Democratic Party of cultural, social on the subject this manner: Maspero at a press in “There are the child still unborn the plenary indulgence under “impudent" lie. Brazil. In other words, he or a religious and activities of conference 23 that his can- deliberations not two Churches and April child the one teaching in born this is not the conditions on: “has condemned the My only purpose re- not be dismissed even by just path ordinary the Catholic Church? No group doubt, it will be active —and the other and them to open. . ." June 5. Sacred Heart of passive taught. peating is remind Maspero —as a Yankee im- military coup : n Brazil," and different and it will be more is In this important. There a Church of all and the leaders of the statement, the Pope Jesus single consisting "the impudent interven- Maspero perialist. of seems to have articulated the 11, St. Barnabas This is one the most the of God in June outstanding fea- people which all have a and of President Johnson him- tures in the understanding of Christian And once a week for re- movement which we call task to self, in the of Presi- The perform." expulsion Press Box doctrine as commonly per- citing daily with piety any "aggiornamento” We the dent Goulart. the updating of the have in Church men ceived the whole today by Church. prayer for vocations ap- Church so was that it meet its demands and women Maspero said it impos- may who are educated and sophis- Thus, infants dying unbaptized proved by the ecclesiastical and sible reach understand- requirements in the world of ticated. have to any fall into the category "non- authority. today. They seen flaws and defi- The ing with OltiT, which, he of Apostolate: salvation" in the sense life has ciencies in that A partial of way changed radically some of of indulgence the operations the charged, “followed, as usual, they do attain be for since the First Vatican Church not supernatural 300 days can gained Council a century and some have openly expressed in its servile way, the atti- happiness, the beatific vision each act of jharity or piety ago.-- their dissatisfaction. A noted Irish tudes of the of scholar Department Its God (heaven). performed for the intention "I President Johnson Purpose said: am not an I State and anti-clerical, am a But the alternative is not of vocations to the WE SPEAK ABOUT the “emerging fostering himself, as a timid echo of contra-clerical." will with By JOSEPH R. THOMAS "condemned to hell." Hell, as priesthood. How far or Many disagree layman.” how prominently American interests." him. It Editor a of Christian reli- represents an extreme view and it Managing category will he And how emerge? comprehensive means more than also one gion, simply represents some kind of a contradic- ON MORE than occa- would this to A couple of weeks ago, "non-salvation": it Is emergence have to be bring sion he Mzgr. determining Die purpose of the the tion. It a has plaintively ap- on might be called distinction with- George G. Higgins, whose col- a conflict between the and lay apostolate I think we’ve eternal state of positive suf- clergy the pealed for anew spirit of un- tv Advocate out a difference. Because Latin word uirn above this one the appears got to start with the purpose fering and reserved laity? We have never had an adequate derstanding between the Chris- penalty "contra” each week, the means expressed opin- which the Church itself seek for those who die in unrepent- Official Publication of the definition of the Canon “against.” tian unions of Latin America layman. Law ion that it was up to laymen for it. ed personal sin. and the North American grave Archdiocese of Newark and of passes the matter off in a few blunt words: IF A SPIRIT is to on the NEW arriving clarify thinking role This as defined This is where Limbo the and unions affiliated with the AFL- purpose, on enters Diocese of Paterson. “One who is not a of the that until do cleric.” We certainly the layman to laity; they Jan 3 Paul VI is into the picture. Publlahcd weekly tty The Advocate is rising new heights, com- CIO. by Pope theological it Publishing Corp.; Moat Rev. Thomas shall need so will be difficult for the twofold: faced with something more descriptive plaints and criticisms will naturally be "bringing ... .in the Many theologians, A. Boland. STD. President; Kt. Rav. Many U.S. labor leaders Church to tell the how James A. Muches. I*.A., J.C.D., more laity professional field your Chris- the dilemma “not but Map. and enlightening. heard. But not would but heaven, V. Vice President; Rt. Rev. Map. this is anti-clericalism. It undoubtedly agree best to out their aposto- carry tian evidence and in not hell either,” feel that there James F. Looney. P.A., A M . V. 0., If we wish bringing to give the layman as- might be a ran be to take late. Rt. called result of the “aggiorna- hardly expected the field of Catholic life must be another final Secretary; Rev. Macr. Paul Knap- your state, PA. Truatee. 91 Clinton St., signments are and him seriously when he pek. that re- mento." blandly The Phone 624-07U0. dignified implication, of course, secular In other Limbo, which is a state of Newark. N.J. 07103. testimony." hap- Editorial Moat Rev. Martin says tile President of the Board: sponsible, he must not to It has is that there is a certain words, (but be relegated a become that of our ia (1) to piness not W. Stanton. ST D., Ph.D.i Moat Rev. apparent many United rank im- apostolate supernatural States is a amount of confusion about the John J. Dougherty, 8.T.L., 8.5.D.; Rt back row in the dramatic of of the world and (2) to tlie and eternal knowl- progress the our traditional ideas clerical-lay rela- happiness) Rev. Macr William perialist and .'urtly brushes off place of the C. Helmbuch; Church. In laity or, if you Church. edge and love of God (but Rt. Rev. flap. George W. Shea. S.T.D.; all fairness he should a tions are not occupy due for a major overhaul. But ORIT which the U.S. lit. Rev. Macr Hugh J. Fitxaimmona. (with will, about the apostolate of the on The second item la impor- beatific vision of God). M.R.i Very Rev. Thomas M. spot the stage and he should assume this should not construed affiliated) “a Map. be as anti-cler- unions are as th« in the life of the llev. Wil- laity, tant because while the idea is Reardon. L.Ltt.i Very Macr. more timid echo of American inter- liam N. Field. M LS.; Rev. William J. than an unimportant role. icalism. Church. OUR WHOLE POINT in not new. the of it the Duffy. 8.T.L.; Rev. James W. O’Neill: ests. expression Rev. William Keller. S.T.L.; The confusion extends original answer 14) A.M., on such a level (May was high is. This Rev. Francis J. Houghton. S.T.L. upwards to will and in itself indicates that the existence of Limbo is Executive Director: Rt. Rev. Maspero eventually theologians that the pro- Magr. John J. Kiley. to a to a have make choice. If he Bishops, too, because date cess of cvoluti-in “theological opinion” which is going on. Paterson Representative: Very Rav. no the is M*cr. Francis J Kodimer. really wants to develop what theology of laity has Paul himself noted orthodox and very Pope that certainly Editor: Managing Joseph R. Thomai. he has referred to evolved. held as "new the "affirmation widely among Subscription Price: M.50 might appoar Catholics, yearly. Save Second Claaa at the Lost and Guard systems of dialogue and com- but is postage paid Newark, new and not, daring." But it is technically under act of March 3, 1170. munications" between his THIS BEING SO _ and with own worth noting 'hat he did not Confederation and the AFL- Msgr. Higgins ind other theo- speak of this apostolate to the he will have to clean logians to take CIO, up inviting laymen Church as being of secondary Weak, Told his releases about Presi- the lead in such a Apostles press evolving importance. Our Parish dent Johnson and the U.S. De- theology it might be well STILL, IT IS not partment of State. to clarify a few ideas on the that aspect So in the of the which has By FRANK J. SHEED subject. coming apostolate AND WHILE he is been re- months not necessarily stressed up to now. Nor his on labor after in truth assessing position week wees but at least can we consider it the Tho “He that is with would Apostles disputed among not mo the the unity, he also be well in most The unlearned, insignifi- a definite pattern sup- urgent. themselves which should be apostolate is against me." But there is cant, the nobodics. To advised to face to the un- scan- up pose we take a look at the most often has been described greater and Our Lord spoke no contradiction. A man dalize but undeniable fact trying one of these to set pleasant lay apostolate; the need for it, as tho effort to bring Christ lectured is perhaps better in Uie name of Christ to free that bis his loot on tho toad to hell characteristically anti- how into the But one "becomes a mem- marketplace! as a on what greatness in His the possessed is not "against” is a sin so it would American analysis of the mili- definition grievous ber," tts requirements, its of purpose that is Kingdom was to mean. He con- Our Lord: belief he must be tary In Brazil has some better to be hurled to death coup been forms, Its its inadequate because to cluded with direction, pos- bring ‘'Keep peace have had. than commit ORIT, Romulo it. rejected by by sibilities, etc. Him there la not enough. His among you." There is anoUier principle Marinho, Trade Union Secre- Let us do so with presence must be meaningful, involved TO PUT THE soul of of together Our Lord had told the too. A man who one tary of the Brazilian Christian be tiir. understanding that what must felt, must reach out Twelve teaches error if these insignificant ones into that they were to have even he ap- and touch you read here Is hardly the others! Influence the to the name of peril is to imperil one’s own power of commanding aud peals Christ, last word 'he them and their not on subject. So if actions, soul. Even to one, to forbidding. Now we come must be resisted by the truth, despise upon Intentions the effort is to be productive Just our own. treat him with for June the first instance of their for- but If a man is anything less simply try- it will an As Pope Paul also said in than Is failure The Fither’a require expresssion to do to do should reverence. a Holy gener- bidding someone some- ing good, why of your views in the form of tha* Jan. 3 talk: "There to realize al intention for June is: are John had he be stopped from it? the value of his soul thing. seen a man doing letters we can share with all attributed to the in tlie of God. That end layman spe- out devils in the eyes religious eocial casting name readers. What we're look- cial In. secular CHRIST GOES ON our prerogatives . , to give This value in country dis- of Jesus, and had ordered him attached to the problems to life. .because he further ing for, use a word in . can act over instructions about their tricts be solved in ac- to stop bocause he was not valueleas was so different that may the vogue is a secular world." Note that attitude toward those whom cordance with Christian today, dialogue. one of their company. But this Our Lord dwells upon it. He the Moat start —and Father said to “act they appointed to serve. He and the social dialogues Holy time what bound makes of those state- principles they upon one rare sometimes get down rather uian "act shows the of the Chris- the Church. hogged over," In." earth not bound identity ments of for teachings of was in reason coming with a definition of tian with Himself: terms but Our ia to influ- "Whoever The mission intention task, then, heaven: Uicir Master told them inti the world —• “The Son sug- let’s start tills one the receives this enild in to the by taking ence neighborhood, the had been my name of Man is to that gested Apostleship of they wrong. come save a look at the of the receives and whoever re- purpose community, government, the me, which was loat. From this He Prayer by the Pope ia: ’ rather than THE REASON ceives me receives Him that That the lay apostolste try- arts, private com- may surprise the of the message of enterprise, proceeds to parable ing to define it because "Forbid him sent me.V I that sec- us: not, for he Lost Chriat’i love and munications, etc., so Sheep: "It is not the will jua- think it may help us to defino ular life takes Christ-Uke that is not against is for lie also of their tk* bear abundant on you speaks duty of your Fattier in heaven that may it better later if we know what It sounds like flat attitudea which rec- you.” a con- to "the of these little should fruit in attitudes, little ones”, meaning one ones Japan. it is to do. tradiction man'z requirements for "Sitter of that oUier phrase now ognize suggested we all not simply children, but perish.” give you our class In this area that of salvation. pictures for your wallet." June 4, 1964 THEADV O C A T E 5 Letters to the Editor At the Core Is the One, God Love You

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By JOSEPH No public A. BREIG Benefits Sisters’ Salary: schools) of our time: The Hand of God reaching Mission Works down Here is a condensation of Church For the to the little colored boys. to lead in organizing Where It Goes delivered aid me with ‘Fringe’ Mrs. a sermon recently by t!i< One a tremendous James Francomacaro, Flock under Hie One challenge. By BISHOP FULTON J, SHEEN a Lutheran pastor in one of Editor: Editor: Hopatcong. Shepherd. "• We Your America's racially troubled On arc challenged to recent column (The ' a theological plane this I thank The Advocate for become cities: is more faithful to the May fell something tion of tiie Press Box, May 21) cited the the fact l!i c we you Faith. Every cent printing the letter on who Christian, by runs Have "There Lord and to allow this faith- fact that Catholic is a guilt on virtue of the about a society which the Ho'y you send to it to the parents do ti Magazines , heavy name be bears, goes Holy e end schools, I think in fulness to overflow into th( part of all. It is a guilt is our re- Father calls "first" all Father. not feel free to discuss educa- us committed to love and among Once given to the So- fairness that some con- explanation on lations with others. tional and allied W ant Readers broughl not by our convic- cert, for mission works? There arc hun- for the of problems with is his brother his ciety Propagation The local con- necessary. tions but of "• We must seek in by our lack con- brother every dreds and hundreds mission the Sisters. Editor: who or not of the Faith, it to the vents are in a dilemma. may may belongs way to communicate and viction, not our to for their de- In the May 28 Advocate two by actions but be like us in societies begging Papal Mission Treasury. The motherhouse We have received an over- any or all aspects assesses maintain opbn lines of letters by our inaction. of his com- served needs. has been appeared which indi- supply issue personality and physio- God good in calling each of them a painfully large of the June of We "Because of our long- munilication. must insist Each cated attempts for cooperation the logy. cares only for its own us to this work, because it is amount of their meager "sal- Catholic Home Messenger the Ilia: the principals in and discussion and standing inertia in area of "On an every members and its own mis- pontifical and the resul- in order which is donated for earthly plane there belongs to the ar>" to pay for the to us skirmish human rights we stand in a are other communicate with sions. This is natural, just as Vicar of It ting rebuff. The letters came our farts: Christ. is a hard gigantic programs CUSA Magazine Mailing building one and peculiar and most • another with others not from parents of students in uncomfor- There will be your family does give part job There are more have undertaken. Sisters Service. The more vio- crosses they publisher sug- and in Catholic schools. table lence. frequently depth and of your salary to the in it than in other we position. . . family kinds of have been trained in a form of gested distribute the mag- "• Our honesty. next door. Because the My children do not attend communities are of this work, because devil which azines as we wish. go- fights fidelity closely parallels "AT THE • We CORE of this must —as persons re- Catholic schools because there inr to change The nation miltiplicity, however, you those who spread the Cross. the famous "My Since we have about 600 . . phrase, coun- question for the Christian am. as a congregation no room, is our get is ff you think par- and city children inherit ceive hundreds and hundreds try, or wrong,” so magazines we would be inter- right they is face-to-face to ents the One who at the hear! of w ill not .exposure the is- of appeals. cannot GOD LOVE YOU of students run be the You help to regular send this ested in from anyone same. Anony- faithfully money. hearing human He sui and sub-issues II every issue who • is not mous int( consider the dif- We dare not all. and yet you know for 542: “I send this be- difficulty, nas who would to make become they The money lo come from be able is the to Light of the World. Our bored enough read should be ficulty of the Catho- with discussions of hu- newspapers; helped in some way. cause I understand that giving "fringe somewhere. Either take good use of them, such as hos- they it guilt cannot be hidden " e must read and lics." Because of in this man rights and ’yes expres- is necessary." to F.W.H. distance, it cut be racial strife ... of their >wn or pitals, etc. If they can It mouths, blinding light. sions is not enough to listen YOU MAY not for is for children unless we lo ASK: $100: "I received this as necessary re- run this plan stay bored "Why a they Christmas card picked up in Bayonne, to radio and sales, “The for TV; we must lis- one under the Fa- religious instruction Good is, and many a vear. We society Holy trustee for an insurance trust, ceiving to sales, hot sales, would be helpful. Otherwise, Shepherd cannot candy dog and ten to the cries of the ther be by in time will be recognized, escape the issue sheep which should be aided but 1 realize how much transported car. Arbi- wt shall mail them the as by morn change to plaid uniforms. The to closing concerned the One ouv "first and principally?" He it trary changes of schedules Shepherd of the whole ears. will help the poor of the commission or from leaders. if profit "And. we be created extreme world . . iry. what will would be fair and to world.” problems. these then We also have single back "• w e ought to be equitable ventures goes to the grateful our reward? Chances are, it each He would know the needs this Discussions attempting to "Christ did die for the Cut out column, your ease motherhouse, and the Sisters copies of a geographic for me, but comparative restraint pin maga- will not be a crown, or of tiie were a cross ol each part the world bet- sacrifice to it and address problem not met live zine which this individualized faith dare the it only on the allowance that is wc arc unable to Negro has cither. But community one" there was a ter than else. with rebuff but sarcasm and not overshadow the fact shown, and for anyone to Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. Na- rightfully theirs. use in our work, and would that the quality of man who went to death on a You would the was eventually, ask tional Director. accusation that I a too like to lie died for all regardless of much of their Society for the Don't be hard, on sec them distributed leadership. This for then, coss the world's downtrod- that the Church have troublemaker. fold, is admirable one so- Propagation of the Faith, 366 the local where needed. some present or of their reluc- !n view of the parish. Although den He promises us no higher to one aid every part of the Fifth This is reason why par- of tance to with century and of ciety Ave., New York, or Bish- these may be back issues, identify any fold more reward Name and address multiplied this side of heaven and ents do more injustices. world every missionary Martin W Stanton, 31 Mul- not freely meet the at all . . . op reading matter is seve withheld always the satisfying peace of society Actually, the Holy with Sister . . . But ill-will that Those Fa- St.. Newark, or Msgr. four facts combine berry timely. we “IT IS THE TASK flic knowing that have been ther does have is buried and not Ballot of with others to just that: William F. Louis, 24 DeGrasse completely (Miss) Anna Marie Sopko present you Deny found faithful to Him." aired by intelligent discussion the Society for the Propaga- St.. Paterson. Catholic Union only creates greater ill-will. To Racists? of the Sick in America Name and address Editor: 176 W. 8th St. withheld Asa believer in the Chris- Bayonne, N.J. 07002 Far East Africa tian concepts of integration , and social 1 was democracy, IN THESE ecumenical completely shocked at the I times, not why take out a gift Mission Plea huge vote given Alabama's ra- subscription for a non-Catho- cist governor. Editor: lic neighbor? When will America realize Missionaries in the Far East the slogans of George Wallace and Africa keep writing for are just covers for bigotry. Slutp-Kiir'n Ton rosaries and other much- Mass Calendar Oualitv Young St,-or Href! II More For Your Neighborhood schools, constitu- /,y Pay Fating Enjoyment! needed articles. tional government, freedom of These missionaries sacrifice association and states’ rights Ju.if 7 their lives, living under Sunday Third Sunday alter deplor- arc just another of Class. Green. Gl. Cr. to way saying able conditions the Frel ot bring hatred and racism. Trinity. June 6 Mans o( Word of God to these unfor- Monday. previous CHUCKI Sunday. What is needed is legislation 4th Class. Green No Gl. or tunate Cr poor people. Please ask 2nd Coll. C (P>. Common Pref. to to the deny bigotry privilege June 9 Mass o( previous readers to Tuesday. your help again. Sunday. 4th Class. of the ballot. Why should we Green. No Gl. or They are remembered in the Cr. 2nd Coll. SS. Primus and Fellcianua. as believers in democracy al- Common Pref. Or: SS. Prlmua ».id Fell- priests' prayers and their cianua. Martyra. Red Gl. 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Pot Roast Beef Cubes 59» CREEN A Real Family Treat In Halifax, Nova Scotia, told how BEANS Freth Newspapers Que- This would be a nod in the which is SOtt Catholic, nuns bec rioted in "separationists" direction of (lie “separation- teach in the schools the * 19' Roast 99 public streets of Montreal. That ists,” who hate the Red Newport Ground Beef 33,! En- For contrast the Potting orBraising Beef Leon to cause rouses little enthusiasm sign. For and Tasty this reason perhaps, American system. The city in Halifax, though most of the at.d because Fno/.Ey Food they had iought deft.: Short the salaries of the seem to want Ribs 45 pays nuns Haligonians a under the old Red Ensign, the Ground ChuckS 5; and no one raises an eyebrow. new Canadian flag. veterans jeered, booed and The situation also Prime Minister Pearson political two heckled the Prime Minister. Tip-Top - Flovort presents a sharp contrast. It weeks ago tried to persuade tradition that ONE DAY Jesuit hosts FRUIT is a long Catho- war veterans of the Royal our DRINK lic and Protestant Canadian to drove us to (lie shrine of CORNED mayors Legion accept a Hca Shop Libby White Pink should alternate. third He said the time F'’angeline, heroine of Every new flag. was Long- Libby Low Calorie ™ ft fellow's Here Grand term the Chairman of the ripe for Canada to replace the poem. at Pic the Board of Education is a Cath- Red Ensign (a British Mer- British exiled 7,000 BEEF Aeadian.s because olic. chant Marine flag) with anew they refused LEMONADE ■■r Hi ■■ BRISKET to swear to fllag with a maple leaf design loyalty the Crown, lb. I VISITED there two weeks and Smoked characteristic nf Canada, confiscated their lands ox Thin Cut Corned and property. ago to give a course on ccu- 12 cans 99 The Acadians munism at St. Univer- went to Mary's V Louisiana for the most 49,! Forty Hours sity (staffed by Jesuits) to the part Tongue Brisket 59 bui the £ priests of the diocese. Rev. few who straggled back Canada Maurice to could not get Schcpers, 0.P., gave Bridi back Eye Reg or Crickle Cut Froxen a to Newark course on the Church and their former lands, now the possession Junt 7, 1944 Cathlcen Going, a youthful of British Potatoes 10 99* C Third After Pantacott Sunday owners. Angel. Allendale theologian from in ITALIAN Guardian Loyola Motion or Bonquel 12 Vorieliei Froxen iJttle KUmcr. Plalnlltld 310 Ava.. 1 suppose Halifax will soon Montreal, gave a course on Berkeley Bright* $ have Dinners SWEET or Holy Rotary. 365 Underdid Ava., Edit* personalism. lo absorb the suburbs 3 Z 1 Haler which arc lllrftftcd A number of Protestant min- clamoring for in- Shop-Rite Totty HOT Sacralimit. 1006 North Ava.. Elizabeth isters attended the lectures, corporation into the city. Then, Aaaumptton. 36 JHlrraon Ava,. 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Norway Passes Freedom Bill Returns to Parisian Beauty School Stirling 362 Slat* St., Hacktnsaek, N. J. OSLO, (NC) Norway pendent in 1814, recognized Freedom of religion, upheld by tiie religion of the Lutheran THE Norway for more than a cen- majority as the official re- tury, ha« not been For ACADEMY guaranteed ligion, banned "the Jesuit and Anniversary the constitution. by other monkish orders” and OF STIRLING The national Rev. Francis assembly un- prohibited Jews from entering T. Donahue, M.S.SS.T., former BEAUTY animously passed a constitu- the country. tional superior of St. amendment “all Joseph’s Shrine stating In 1845 the CULTURE parliament here, will inhabitants of the celebrate the 25th realm have passed a law allowing non- his the free right to exercise their anniversary of ordination Lutherans the right of religious HONOR EMBLEM SCHOOL at a Mass at the shrine religion." in their chapel worship own churches, Day « Kvtnlng claim . The June 6 at 11:30 a m. constitution, adopted and the ban on Jews was lifted HUbbard 7-2203 Father when became Donahue, a native of Norway inde- six years later. Boston attended Boston Col- lege before entering the Mis- sionary Servants of the Most EVERY Cf'Ml F7TI PHt.ll MONTH Holy Trinity. A cousin of the late Rev. Thomas A. Judge, SMTW T P S C founder M-, of the congrega- tion. he completed his studies G meli at Catholic o University and was s 1 2 ordained at Washington, D.C., MUI 9777 in 1939.

3456 9 FOR 7 8 20 OF IH§, 25 years in SILVER Justin of St. the Father BUY JUBILEE - Rev. Eeles, O.F.M., pastor Anne's, Fair Lawn, celebrated the priesthood. Dona- si lver of was of jubilee his ordination 31. Left to two hue superior the shrine 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 May right, are classmates, Rev. Damian Your and director of St. Joseph’s Blaher, O.F.M.,of Holy Name College, Washington, D.C., and Rev. William Major, Next O.F.M., of St. Clergy Guest House. He was Bonaventure, Paterson; who 17 18 Archbishop Boland, presided at the Mass, 19 20 21 22 23 also spiritual director of the and Father Eeles. Car Missionary Cenacle Apostolato FATHER DONAHUE from 24 30 with centers in New Jersey, 25 26 27 28 29 8,000 Attend Mt. Zion Abbot to Visit U. S. Pennsylvania and New York. of Holy Ghost Cenacle here. BENNER Now he is pastor of St. Jo- The preacher will be Very JERUSALEM 31 32 33 (RNS) - Ab- which he founded before RAMBLER 34 35 36 37 Unity Mission Vt. seph’s Mission, Waterboro, Rev. Thomas O'Keefe, bot Leo A. of going Rudloff, 0.5.8., to the Middle East. S.C. M.S.SS.T., former custodian SALII • SERVICE MELBOURNE, Australia the Benedictine Dormition Ab- Before returning to Jerusa- Assisting at the Mass will general of the "Sam* location »lnc« l«8B“ 38 39 (NC) congregation. 141 Hackanuck St. C. Rutherford About 8,000 people of bey on Mount Zion and former lem. Abbot Leo is expected to be Rev. John B. A 401 McCarthy. reception and luncheon 438*lOO 0 EXTRA all religious a member of Immaculate denominations, faculty attend a in Home of M.S.SS.T., of Cleveland, On Union 1 block weal of meeting and will he held at the shrine au- Av»„ cross-section this of citi- Conception the Vatican Secretariat Rev. Brian B*r(*n Auto, off Rout* IT. city’s Seminary, Darling- for Martin, M.S.SS.T., ditorium. zens, attended three evening ton, has left for extended an Promoting Christian Unity be- sessions of Melbourne's visit the U S. first to fore the opening of the Second INTEREST DAYS “ecumenical mission.’’ He will be stationed at the Vatican Council’s third session The theme Benedictine was “The Chris- Priory in Weston, in September. tian in the Modern World.” Topics for the three nights EVERY MONTH were “The Survival of Chris- tian Values,” “The Renewal

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JERSEY CITY The First Saturday Club 200 and their volunteer handicapped people wo!’ as what is planning its fourth constituting Mary calls "Bills annual pilgrimage of in- helpers "the debt will be then, paid, some greatest cross.” valids to the shrines of Canada and the club's how, by the If we first of the year. can’t pay It hasn t been a matter of driving foundress, Mrs. William her just a Varick, expects it. we’ll have to figure He doesn’t wish us to Inis," she explains. "For Bill luggage to contain the it has been like usual item an unpaid continue." taking the bill. pilgrims in his arms and carrying When she returned home there was check a them to the shrines of The will leave Our Lady and St. Anile." pilgrimage from Newark Air- from a benefactor which covered the bill. The bus port the pilgrimages are scheduled for June July 26, Feast of St. Anne whose shrine 20-28, 11-19, at Quebec, WHILE SOME the invalid July and Aug. 15-23. Beaupre, is the destination. Aboard of pilgrims can 54 their a passenger chartered plane will he the pay way, and others can pay part of it, MEANWHILE, Varick most Mary continues be- severely pilgrims. there are some who are without and handicapped The rest resources ing a for Our beggar Lord” to make possible the blind and those who must be subsidized. The club’s need only crutches, April card party what she calls the "great spiritual benefits of not wheelchairs raised $2,000 of will travel bv car because the $3,000 fee for the plane. this invalid pilgrimage." She begs for funds, a plane But one of larger was out of financial reach. important source revenue will he and for volunteer escorts for the invalids. Her missing this It has been the First year. Satur- when she lIIE PILGRIMAGE message addresses meetings and Com- came close to being day Club’s custom to run three summer bus pil munion breakfasts cancelled. is the value Last December Varick revealed always of suf- Mary grimages to Ste. Anne de Our Lady of Beaupre, fering —with which she that a $4OO debt remained on last herself is very year’s trip. the Cape, and St. Montreal. familiar, Joseph’s Shrine, having been In previous on crutches most of her life. years, Mary and her bus-driver Bill Varick has driven always the buses and The husband First Club will had their house and taken Saturday meet again mortgaged contributed his of $6OO to the invalids’ salary this Saturday, at St. Peter bank loans to cover the the Apostle, River pilgrimage deficit. pilgrimage fund. But this Bill is himself They year Edge. And for the felt they’d far big for the gone as as could. and will future, plans Oct. they ill, not be able to drive. 3 First If (tod wants to Saturday Mass at the us go on," told some Vatican Pavilion Mary It leaves that much more to be raised as of the World’s Fair. Making of ‘The New Man’

PARAMUS Four hundred you project; "What the World ideas,” Father O’Brien said. tienagers will take a dramat- Should Be Like," by Rev. ic look at what the world is William EAST Hough of St. Paul, YEAR he recalls, 90 SAFETY ORE MEANINGFUL - PRAYER crusaders for vernacular in the like, consider what it ought to Long-time as an Minn once a youths from the Newark aid liturgy , Young Chris- Arch- to prayer and holiness for the Reinhold and be like, and themselves layman, Estelle Kissner are shown apply tian ind "The World- diocese traveled YCS con- Worker; to a Save ducting an informal Bible their to the question. "What Vigil in Passaic home with daughter, Theresa. The Bible can we Wide Vision of Youth” by study week in Davenport, la., do about it?" remains Rev. James Anderson there «W open to an appropriate page at all times. of being nothing -of its na PROFIT It will at the first happen Ponce, Puerto Rico. ture closer. One boy eonfid a eastern regional summer ses- The 'Liturgy, Normal School' student workshops are e-i. "I’d scrub sewers to get to sion of the Young Catholic reserved for the third day, another." to be conducted Students, Aug. when they will have And the op- out of the group have 2-1-27 at Marymount College, to the portunity apply princi- come a whole harvest of lead- Seekers Tarrytown, N.Y., by the of Mass ples and information they’ve ers class officers in high English Leadership Training Program gleaned to their own opportu- schools, school newspaper ed- of the Newark Archdiocesan nities for leadership in school, itors, parish CYO officers. Catholic You til Organization. community and parish. Reason enough, Father Each there day will be a O'Brien for the effort Predict Smooth THE REGIONAL session figures, 008$ : Mass, and several Bible Vigils to repeat the opportunity. Change will climax a year of rapid are planned. There will By ANNE growth he so- The BUCKLEY Reinhold lector of tlie ' object is to \ 0 is a at Masses at Our apostolic-orient- cial enlarge Sunday gatherings too—"The most PASSAIC ed YCS in the Newark Arch- these youths and them There is a in the wake Lady of Fatima parish for the speak- expose i»°i worry Spanish important thing is that these to the world of the that by the begun last October outside their own news end of this the ing here. diocese, year youngsters will he getting Mass will with the formation to- parishes, to them have significant Their six-room flat is virtual of the inspire to undergone change a library gether and sharing their dedication and with the of of books, Leadership Program leadership.” use English for many of its parts pamphlets, tapes and records ail Training John to encourage the and by Msgr. J. Kiley under participation of the people. promoting explaining liturgical actions direction of The worry is that the people catechetics, Rev. John J. Kleis- will feel strange scripture study, all designed to edu- Iflf \S» and uncomfortable, sler. From eight with the cate. parishes particularly elderly. l^ \S'' active YCS the sN vU To Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Kissner And “enthroned" atop bookcase groups num- a beneath >\o> \s' here, ber has the in tit# Mass huge grown in a year to 22. Of o>V changes are comparable to a and dramatic crucifix in their living NO* V^ the and the number of Tke post-World War I word high on room, is an open Bible, (the of Advocate oS emphasis frequent God, the <» Communion. schools engaged in "People resisted, un- truth), flanked by candles (Christ, the of forming feeling Light co^V^ and YCS units has yet to be tal- \\t Kissner points the a (life) V3\^ worthy." out. "We still have World), green plant and a symbolic 7 June 1964 lied. 4, on" a remnant of the old way of thinking in the chalice (the Mass). Here the Kissners and their "Kids do monthly Communion want to some- Sunday.” nine-year-old daughter, Theresa, hold their daily in the apostolate," ftwgj But and Bible thing ex- Retarded weekly, even daily Communion is Vigil. Children plains Rev. James F. O’Brien now an integral part of the Ready lives of great num- THEIR af St. Ridgefield bers of Catholics. ALWAYS it-a son transcends the ac- Francis, Park, It is simple to the Kissners: l1!Wl:»>i tivities and co-chairman of the It seems to studies they promote. "The liturgy regional silly go to Mass and not receive To Mass in Latin is the normal school summer session. "And Sing Christ in the of for lay Eucharist.” says Estelle. "It’s perfection peo- they have like ple," says Reinhold. proved they can do going to a movie and your NEWARK A in keeping eyes sung Mass Latin may not be un- And their work is in something. What we w ant to do very closed,” Reinhold." always grounded the usual, but for says the one scheduled on Saturday YCS and noon at St. Francis idea that knowledge and understanding are the through tlie summer Xavier Church will represent an achievement THE LITURGICAL of magnitude. The revival, needs. session, is stay with them on they say, is 200-voiee choir will be made same up entirely of retarded the sort of growth in the Take the idea Uie thing." mentally Church as the of restoring the to trained Sunday children, in the Mt. Carmel Guild’s education trend to frequent About 100 adult special Communion. And their 20- God, they offer. "If we had the under- YCS mod- proper program headed by Rev. Francis R. SAVINGS and year crusade for erators Lo Bianco. Loan Association the use of the of the vernacular in standing Sunday as Lord's we priests. Sisters, Still day, another achievement will 10 (he of the highlight the Mass of the worship Church is grounded the wouldn't think of shopping.” Brothers and lay people—will 40 in retarded youngsters will receive Commerce Street, Newark N. J. 3 0260 same sort of their First Communion. 2, Mitchell reasoning. "We are the attend the summer session people of Celebrant will be 9 FOR UOIH Msgr. Joseph A. director of the Doily, to 4; to God," they observe. "We Reinliold and Estelle Kissner along with tlie 400 Dooling, Wednesdays 8 p.m. can only speak mean- amt Mt. boys Carmel Guild. Ihe children have been ingfully to God if their interest in the liturgy flowered girls. bused to St. Francis we speak in our own lan- naturally Participants will come Fill PARKING AT for rehearsals from tnc seven centers KINNEY GARAGE ACROSS THE STREET from an interest in the foreign dat- in various parts of the guage, the we understand.” missions from New Jersey, New York, language Newark Archdiocese where they are taught under guild auspices. Kissner is this ing from school days. For a half-century, they year’s president of the in- Pennsylvania, Washington! ternational point out, mission priests have been D C., New Vernacular Society and his wife is thinking and England states. its along the lines of a that would have The drawn secretary-treasurer. They greet the Vatican liturgy program, up un- REV. WILLIAM Council's Constitution more meaning for the people, der direction A. HORNAK on the Liturgy and the of Father First Club U.S. Rcinhold's interest O'Brien SPIRITUAL ADVISER Bishops' recently-approved implementa- grew in tile Newman and co-chairman Rev. Saturday tion of it Club at Brooklyn Institute Edward with gratitude and enthusiasm. "Our Polytechnic and Es- T. Cooke of Queen of WILLIAM A. VARICK whole has telle's in her 211 PACIFIC program been geared to apostolically-oriented activities Peace, Maywood, will include AVENUE this,” they PRESIDENT observe, referring to decades during and after school. lectures, two of encourag- nursing workshops conducted They were married in ing, beseeching, and the vernacular 1952 at a Dialogue by moderators, and student promoting JERSEY NEW EDWARD C. CASSIDY Mass CITY, JERSEY and participation in the Mass. in English in New York, and have been workshops, and an imagina- VICE-PRESIDENT TO THE collaborators since in work for tive kind of field ALARMISTS, they point out that tile ever the Church trip to Liturgical PHONE changes have been worked through tiie Vernacular "tension areas” where 485-5042 MARY M. VARICK out by scholars, ap- Conference, nearby proved by the and Society, Family Life the Association students will see the problems Bishops by the Holy See, groups, SECRETARY-TREASURER and of International in are now ready for orderly implementation. Development Paterson, and they are considering in the And the Kissners parish societies. workshops. These have intensified their efforts Reinliold, a designer of elec- problems Dear Advocate Friends, in the of tronic attended will include area educating people to readiness for testing equipment, the 1957 race, poverty, them the only World Congress of the Apostolate, and hunger and crime. Other In lest than qualification for the success of Lay they top- Two month*, with God's -and chortered help yours -a plane will take off from Newark Airport, bear- the new as to make the congress that will follow ics will be school liturgy, they see it. hope politics, ac- ing our beloved invalid for sixth annual family, our pilgrimage to the Canadian Vatican Council 11. ti' itics, ecumenism and parish Shrines. They are active in a dozen organizations, life. This is such a occasion for each and one of theml Would not where THEY RECOGNIZE every it be a terrible if we failed encourage of the that the liturgical re- Joyous thing any they study liturgy and one of them? is the Yet, this that me the use vival is just desperate possibility keeps sleepless these nights. You invalids of such liturgical actions as the Bible one part of a larger renaissance CHALLENGING, TOO, is see, our have doubled in and funds have When have in the Church in the theme of the session number, our not. think how much this "vocation with God" Vigil. They conducted the Office of the theology, scripture study, I means to them can at catechetics "The New Man.” how say to some, "You can with and to Dead wakes (and heard —and find it an go us," others, "You cannot Which both young and they exciting and Specifically I go" of you, dear friends would tlie want so sad a elderly persons remark challenging time to be a Catholic. session will consider the upon the beauty of the responsibility? service). "new man” in his relation- conduct action” the of the They "liturgy groups, "Through priesthood laity," !t is such a says with humble, earnest that this letter to and with other sliip to his prayer comes you. Haw grateful are for all the that members of the Vernacular So- Estelle, "we have a role to play." community and you blessings are Wont who can his yours? you, see, hear, walk, talk and ciety send out a newsletter which parish. help yourselves, help us to take those who the they call a "If our carry priesthood is to mean cross of this service of anything,” The major talks will be: heavy suffering on so that If clipping liturgical pilgrimage, they may sanctify one who sees this thought and de- Reinhold, "we must suffering? every says actively participate.” "What tlie let er, would with velopments throughout the World Is Like," help us |ust the cost of a of or world. And by pack cigarettes, a movie, or some other small we would do about 24 a luxury, they just hours day. Tyson not have to of 7 Cyril of Harlem’s Har- leave any our invalid family behind.

Then, when our soars in the plane the blue, on July 26th, hearts could soar with for Mercy Deed your us, you would have help- ed make it And ot each of the possible. Shrines, we visit, one of our Masses would be for pilgrimage your intentions The hearts of Jesus gentle and will be touched the Mary surely by grateful prayers of these dear invalids, and your goodness will be than Of a Parish more rewarded them. Yes, as said in the by I begining, with God's -and voursl helpr 1 we li go to Canada. RAMSEY Last year a group of Young Christian Workers In His Love based at St. Paul's parish spent the summer in Mary Varick Ei Salvador, Central America, 7TT- — P* KflSf establishing, among other tilings, a series of medical dis- pensaries. Vi- But it * was hardly a ease of leaving the medical stations

ontheir own at summar’s end because some 300 men, wom- en and children of the parish have just concluded a project which sent more than 300 pounds of medicines to El Sal- vador. The medicine was val- I”. ued at about $B,OOO, but through the efforts of the women of the parish it was all obtained free—in the form of sample medicines collected from doctors.

THE PROJECT was an outgrowth of still another PLEASE SEND ANY good-will endeavor in which CONTRIBUTIONS TOi all the churclies of Ramsey WE FIRST NEED ... CLUB cooperated SATURDAY to collect 20 tons PO BOX 443, MAIN POST of clothing and food for needy OFFICE JERSEY CITY N.J. people and nations last FRIENDS 4, Thanksgiving. Rev. Edward MEDICINE FOR MISSIONS - Youngsters of St. Paul's R S. the Parish, Ramsey, rest after chore of who would like Cooke, YCW chap- to honor the Mother of God * crating medicines for Central by making Dear sample with Lester A. Father, lain, became convinced that America, Msgr. Quinn, pastor, and a this pilgrimage In but do be- l the sort (standing at right), Joseph Leto of the Workers. year, who cannot so, same of thing could Young Christian cause of other I Enclot.d be done with in There obligations. to our plain, find medicines; were three of about tlie parish Uie By contributing my contribution ot %. only picked up med- and tied them—all under di- fact, that there is "(1 PILGRIMAGE My Intontionn million 50 doctors who couldn’t icines, FUND, you'll be an invalid I help several nurses headed rection of Joseph sending jo pray worth of medicine to because had Wadlinger. for sample they no Mrs. a* well samples. by Anthony DiNardo When Uie your Intentions, as his own. I be had will big day came, If people only go After the doctors agreed to sorted the medicines and even nine cartons of much needed I NAME to the doctors ask for it." aqd cooperate, a day was set for translated their labels into medicines were taken to the FOR So the and FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 483-5042 I women went ask- the and again collection, once Spanish, Young ClirisUan S.Si Costa Rica in ed Brooklyn ADDRESS doctors from the went to ___ reaching women work, tel- Workers them, and harbor for , packaged their of to journey Suffern, N.Y., Ridgewood. each doctor. Men of children of the ephoning parish crated mercy south of the border. 8 THE ADVOCATE June 4, 1964 Form Commission To Crack Air Down on Abortions Dispense Travelers From Abstinence To Promote Unity SAN JUAN. P.R. (NC) A of an abortion ring patronized KANSAS For CITY, Mo. hunger over the innovation. ERIE, Pa. (RNS) Protes- committee has by women from the US. whenever and wherever legislative pro- they said other airlines with the of a time, Trans World Air- They've been may apply alternatives eating tants and Roman Catholics long dispensed. are served posed more stringent measures mainland. meals your by air- for a similar meat or not eating at all lines stewardesses struggled privilege. may have banded together here in in Puerto Rico's anti abortion The airline has applied for line,” the The proposals, patterned af- Bishop revealed ahead and he with two meals meat and go right eat,” aneworganization the Erie law to combat a and received a growing abor- Vter New York law, would make dispensation The airline will ALL not fish Friday for their place small THIS was strictly said. "The cause the Commission tion on from pros- Toward Greater "racket” here. persons assisting in illegal the abstinence regula- cards op- Catholic informing Catholics of necessary, even if TWA had pect of going hungry ex- Christian The and passengers. tions Unity. Health Welfare erations as as from rhe Holy See the dispensation guilty physic- on each meal never served a meatless meal, cuses him from the obligation. But that’s aver now. TWA The Committee of the Puerto Ric- Doctors, clin- Charles H. tray commission includes ians. hospitals or through Bishop on ami other according to R**v. Robert E Fridays ("A ease an Senate flights now have one meal of dispensation will four appointed Arch- submitted the new ics would be to re- Helmsing Kansas City. priests by required days of abstinence. Hunt of Immaculate all meat served Concep- many consciences, however, measures after a on Fridays. bishop John Mark port persons who come under "This has tion Gannon, month-long privilege been an editor of The not Although the Seminary, But Catholics need feel dispensation since it is an act of the and four probe into allegations that this their care following an incom~ granted to Protestant Catholic war. clergymen travelers, granted to Advocate's Question Box. island had become the conscience specifically Church's and not of named the Erie Coun- center plete operation. pangs of or of crew members and employees authority, through TWA, a Vatican spokesman ("A Catholic, when faced an individual.") cil of Churches. SPRING LAKE SPRING LAKE * THE ADVOCATE * zrm RESORT SECTION YOUR GUiDE TO RELAXATION & RECREATION

.> ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY NEW YORK NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA In Atlantic City

Va Excellent location baauti/ut surround- the Va Inga, Hot A Cold water alt mcdonough family hotels rooms,rec- reation SUNNY BROOK hall, boating, bathing In larga W*v' 1 THE ERIN lake nearby, a meal* dally. Week- IJ3 South Arkanxa* Aviimi. Phona 508.345-9602 rates BEACH LAKE, PA. Tel. 103-R-110 ly 833 double! $37 alngle. Near MUSICAL BAR ti COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2 Hri. from N. Y. City A. ■ox M churches. Bklt. VENTURA. Prop. Via Thruway la Rt. 17, THE CELTIC I THE NEW BRADY Hurleyvllle U, N.Y.~ Kilt at 10SB 111 South Arkam.t Avanua 15-17 South Arkanrai Avanua Phona I 40?J*5-47<0 Phona 407.344-7JO, aeaCco+t *?,UK HIGH. Room* with or without moala. Sun Dark.. Lxrga Family Television, All LAWN LODGE Room.. rooms In with private hath running Short (li.tancr, ncatby, sunny-cool CatakiU country— or ■star. to Boardwalk. Beach. Piers, Amuse- a complete and -vondcrful holiday menta. Convention Hall. Churches. Bun and Train resort. 2 private Golf BEACH LAKE Facilities. 14, PA. TEL: 156 Special rates and attention to Organfcatlnna and Parties. pool, lake, all BY riven Group courses, sports. New, modern LUXURY THE A Brochure available upon request, without unils. Fabulous Ti A PLACE THAT RATES TO SEA renowned hotel at a distin- charge. motel-style dining, cock- CONORBOATi desire. FOOD THE tail lounge, dancing and entertainment Everything you FINEST. Friendly seaside resort. Private MODERATE RATES - WEEKLY from $45 WITH MEALS atmosphere. All out door guished Ocean bathing children's sports, bedrooms All modern convenience beach, swim- nightly. Supervised activities Rates 542 week include* room A 3 meats Movies WKI IT. 1-OR REF. daily. on premise.. LARGE LAKE, epaclou* ming pool with dining terrace, bar. Superb cuisine. daily. I C OLOR recreation room. All BOOKLET Cocktail lounge. Large Booklet on request. HARRY A A MODERATE RATES MARGE, owner!. social activities.Pool side galas. Dancing, Meyer Davis Or- JUNE BRING THE FAMILY VACATION WEEKS chestra. New children’s May 31 7 playroom, supervised programs. Jl-Jun# full day* includes A All ilL'H*’* 1*: rnom "lth Private bath sports.. . 18-hole golf course. JUMBO Near Monmouth Park ONLY 111 DAILY. Track. One hour to and JUNE SPECIAL WEEKENDS N. Y. World's Fair. OPEN TO COLUMBUS DAY JUNE WEEKENDS June 5-7, 12-14, 10-21. 26-211 low rales 2 Blocks from St. Catharine’s R.C. Church Include all delicious meal*, accommo- dations with private bath, LuiitdVfti DIRECT ACCESS entertain FROM NEWARK VIA GARDEN ST. PKWY. EXIT 96 18th-21st (or 19th to 22nd) & ment. Free trana. to Churches $29 75 25th-28th (or 26th to 29th) "Famous for Food A Fine Service" Write or 'V: JUMBO events to celebrett Phont Hurltyvillt 225 3 Full Meals Daily the SMfflsr el| new improvements, Hoitir Th# Knapp lro«. New Pool ~ asm Hollywood MONMOUTH Inclusive Plan day 3-nlght OFFi Wl 7-5170 ivmuvvill Rms. with/without pvt. hath • 3fd GENERATION OWNERSHIP ferine meals end room from Dancing to our Casino Band • All on $9O For two. Many extras in- -rtW, u the Ocean • lake N, • >w Spring J. / Felix H Summer sports Golf Cours* near- Beach, Standen, G. Mgr. cluded reception, sightsee- by • Neal all ehurches ing tour, dance end show. rh • LOW RATES bicycles, beach equipment and OceanOca, and SEAS. RATES more. 00l_ • DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN pi $6O-$72 bathing. Sundccks. porches,:n< • CAPACITY 800 •xtansTvg lobbies. Delicious meals. V • KITCHENETTES AVAILABLE Inquire now. • FREE lar rates:rates Twin bedsbade DOORSIDE PARKING Regular daily ¥ l with bath from $l3 50 Mod. Am . $7.50 Eur., each person. ESCAPE TO SPRING LAKE Phona 609 • 345 1211: In N Y. BEACH, N. J. BEACH FRONT FIRE ISLAND MU 2-4849 write. OPENS JUNE 24 or Perfect 4* i escape from t.l. hoi luhurh* and lammed NO INCREASE IN RATES highways. No roads! No cars' GARDENS MOTEL ‘ Bermudalike A whole •A'if par,dim Ist clast hotal accommodations! block the front In a C> on ocean Romdwulk Mugt Boat Batin til Muvvmhuw'tl. Ayr INC TREE COTTAGE famous resort. Our own private bathing AHarlborouab Bather's luncheons on £W£ST£R beach. the Quarter ATLANTIC CITY. N. I. special Mid week Vacation Rates Tel. (717) 685-2311 I>eck mi FLYNN'S facing the Ocean. Dancing nightly in HOTEL HOUSE GREELEY. FA. Phone 344 0444 344 2 days night—sl2 single, $22 double TOBYHANNA, PENNA. tl the air-conditioned Shipmates Room. or 1863 Ocein 1 E ye»r resort. Bay Park. Fire slenbeim Island 4 days 4 Tel: (717) A SELECT OCEAN FRONT HOTEL I. W. HARVEY nights—ss2 single. $O7 doub. 194-8022 or Hid meals. Home style cooking, (Code 516) JU 3-5000 Near St. Catherine’s Church and baking, all11l recreation, cool, Shrine Owner-Manager Csatral • Zee Line Ferry Shore Price Includes & nr. Boardwalk Atlantic From Bey breakfasts dinners Atop The Pocono Mts. REASONABLE RATES FREE PARKING City churches. Our 18th Spring lO. N. J. Oirect to Hotel Season! k Write or phone for brochure Rhone <20l) 419-6600 IP*®WDERB/RD Filtered Scenic lo Rate 845-850 Bklt. J pool. wkly. cation, modern rooms, 3 RESORT MOTEL/APTS. well planned meals daily. »JFJ Recreation Hall. Movies 9401 Paclflo »ye., Margate Atlantic City N.J. | Shuiflrboard. Dancing, etc.f TWIN WILLOWS fish (Acrosa from beach) Ph 6094)22-2117! YULAN HOTEL on premises. Boating, 1 inf. golf. Churches nearby. Beach Lake, Pa. lIS new premier - Tel season Booklet. $45 to w Spring On Shore, o t Waahlngton *55 Main House A Also HOUSKKEEP- Lake Beach, N. J. "WEST" Addition Lake. Fun 4 Itriasatlnn Rms annex. with lI4C Dining room open 1 block from Atlantic Ocean water, excell, meals. Also Cabin* L.NG Spring Lake's with eemr CABINS $55 up weekly. Catering to Penthouse l-ounge A Sundeek. pet. hatha. public. Mgr j Accommodationsfor 10. Free TV. Pool, j On Premises. Pvt. Beach, Res Bar. M. K. Kibble. Own Only Motel room. a refined and Parking Shulfleboard. Parking. Sastno, Iteating. Swimming, congenial clientele seeking • Booklet. Air-Conditioned Sumptuous Decor. Handball Ct Wkly rates 544 Bklt. Tet: BarryvUle rest and relaxation. Pool, ¥ Phone (201) 449-9090. Room Phonea. Maid up. 956 3142. ANN A PETER recreation; best Television Uncn, Ser.. Air Conditioning I HUZZA Harold A. Taylor. SEA GIRT cooked 5 minutes Complimentary SPECIAL CONNECTICUT home food, walk to Cath* JUNE A SEPT. Irom S4O wk. j Breakfast LAKE VIEW HOTEL JULY Church, Village Ac Lake. Dally Mass. Newest, most A AUG. from 8100 wk. jolic jkeou incl. $4l-549 meal*. E. Billard. Mgr. modern rooms In Sprint Ilk* Brack, N. I. Spring Lake Beach MOTEL CHATEAU at-the BEACH I aurelaur Opening Juna 12 rooms Cottage on 2 Blocks to BOLIVAR Washington Lake only. Dlnln*Dining room opens IN St. Catharine’! CHICAGO BLVD., SKA GIRT, N.J. WAKSBOBIHINH June 19. Reduced rates TALL TREES COTTAGES John E. R'*< * June 19-July 1. On lake, Smith 449-9800 $3.00 Te^m"""' Spacious Airy Rooms. Relaxation. Yet provldca LAKEVILLE 5. CONN. ml!' Apts. A Ef- ■I iVtilV'.L'jTacti\e ‘lY’*? tacilitle, tor ( Bttcli tske, Ps. Tale. Beach Laks 27R11. block sports. H. AC. water all showers to Ocean and board- ficiencies l Block to Beach rooms: Moating. Bathing, ASBURY (2 In room) Centra, Location Compli- Fishing Only 2V, Hr,. N.Y.C. > New housekeeping cabins, fully equipped walk. Free PARK ... . r Excellent (>rm*n Perking. 200 Ft. from mentary Breakfast. American Cooking A llaking. Near 860 weekly. off Beach. FREE BAIHING. Sped- fCatholic*J2d! J up Special season rates. Church. Reasonable rates. Write More & More in ’64 Cl ous 449-4994 for Bklt. JOSEF WKBKR. ... 4 area-no 8-6915, Porch. Private Bath or Running Waler Reservations Beautiful lakt . transporlationtransportation All Outside Rooms. Ph. needed—store, restaurants, an* limit E. Fltgfatrlck Atl. City, 345-8034 Jemee J. Common*, Owner Our 20th Season In the beautiful churches, T 6 >l. to Cath. Church. Owner-Mgr. tertainment five minutes walk. Berkshire*. Funny thing about Va- SEA BRIGHT KESWIGK-ASTORIA New Filtered & Wading Pool* .—EVA’S FARM, cation*—there are risks involved. Swimming NEW YORK Outdoor shuffleboard on premises. NEW YORK Is it the right spot? Will accom- Cecilia Maginsky, manager. A Purling, N. Y. modations be good? How aboJt of the Jiruy Shore's FRIENDLY FAMILY HOTEL J (511) MA 1*712 J FREE Colonial food, facilities A to meet? Mo*t Gracious Hotel* OCEAN BATHINO people HELLO! 2n7 3rd COME ON IIP! Celebrate WF.’VE GOT FVfRYTHING YOU’VE I Ave.. A*bury park. our N. J b»th S< FATHER’S Block YLAND aaon DAV WEEK- i LVfR WANTED! Tennis,' swimming to Ocean and Boardwalk HILLS HOUSE NEW HAMPSHIRE END June 2P-2I inrl. 4 meals) *lO *l2. golf, parties & dancing for tne - European Plan. Ci Ling ror inr I up weekly Thn *n«lly Mountain( j •£ J Rr«nrt for AIJ. S active or 8| Near tlnly Spirit R C Church _ one* |u*tfust puplain Round h » - Enmity MAKE SI MMEII RKSKH loafin’ for those who Ph. PR 51713 KANE-McTIGIIE 3, N Y. Tel. (518) MA 2-3268 Man or > prefer (njf’ Jk Top VAATIONS POneeninsula { • NOW. S3O $7O neck. OlUdrcg j THERE’S MUCH MORI TOO p.ne 7 Modem Informal J 523 up panelled taproom, spacioustacious lawns family on H ... resort art er 150 acies with sweeping & terraces. Excellent Summer The . Catskills. Swimming Greenville 3, N.Y. pool - Kiddie pool. Outdoor 4 HER AMER. COOKING, pl.nned ecU .. . . v- a—- sport* I atre*. Dance Festivals k to HOUSE les. < more mm cave un I recreationrerreatton hall. Noted for our delicious J Mtte.. SPARKLING FILER , ~ Tel. YOrktown ET> POOL. see A do. Why don’t vou cell or I V ,<> ‘- 125 6-8806 10 yr ~s to (518) > all color folder A 1 A Sea N.J. SSSJ&IS^SS!" aporta. trout atrtama. Near church. < write for our see Bright, for yourself! | (V tooot Si and town. Bua Ridca Welcome. Accom. C.lebretlng Our 20th lessen -Ireland In the Catskills' t Catholic ChurchAd 100 Rooms With Bath and JUNE OFF ISO. N. Y. Thru exit *2l. Brochure on joining Directly On Lake Sunapee Moderate MO 7;request. I,ocal llOllla $-1029. LYn- MAC A. Tariff EMERALD IsSluE HOUSE tel. CHAMBERLAIN .Owntr-Mgr- • 1 (Area An Informal resort where beautiful Special brook -90955. Code 203) HI 5-2000: a 800 ft of Ocean • Spring Weekends Reach Olympic 11 * -3 S H,th Cairo, N. \ location, delicious I!'*) - < Tel. 518 MAdlsnn 2!1526 meal* and modest ■tie e Tool Golf For the best vaciUona ever young and old rales gueit* pool Kiddie’s • (or BEAUTIFTL airy rooms, tnneraprin* keep returning. Swimming, m.litres,ea. STIIJ. SERVING 3 HOT MEALS DAILY. Menu request (U pool, play bam. Active aporta and Privileges • Restaurants • Cocktail on you like to eat thi* ia for you.) I*arge filtered Modern . . . * swimming pool. awawilI,awn aporta.s«, and Main House. Motel and Beach . .„ . |>VX>I. rsjrvrs »»lis»-sawing* <*IIU occom. Lounge Bar • 10 minutes aliaea for children. Free ; $7O week Including all trana. to and from church. Dancing to our own Irlah- up a xind new deluxe double decker Motel i to Park American orchestra. Bar A Rate* *45. IncJ. Maaa at June 2$ Monmouth Jockey Club. Grill. TV. wkly everything. Special lowr rate s Daily nearby Chapel. for chlidren and For with wall to Js'on to Mi "Alwayg Welcome/* Rewoallon* or bklt. Call write Owen A wall Private mld-Sept. or - • carpet. j Qik CAVE Julia Lamb, Prop. Opens Frt.. HILL For Information A rate* June If. Gala 4th July Weekend—Thura. to Sun. $25. baths. For Color Folder Wrlta

Box 98. Sea N. J. Farrell 4 Elly Quinlan Bright. • ’'The friendly. Informal, lomu, -or," & Dancing and othe acfivitle* (201) $42-2100 NEW MOTEL vening Hones SUNAPEE N.H. r . LAKE LENMOORE LODGE & MOTEL barbecue. TftillUcch House Ranch Atmosphere 7, . Swimming Pool . Golfing. Tennli tel. (SIS) MA 2-9«33. At the Boardwalk RD Bex 341-A, Lake N. Y. N.Y. Fmml * It THE & 2d Ave. 1. George, • Crystal clear llc,oi£ .creation Hall WILDWOODS "A swimming pool. resort. Rme w/ar without * 5f COMPLETE LAKISIOE RESORT" > River Waterfront . Boating. FUhlng pri\*t« bath. Pool, lawn VERMONT FREE to • T.nni, .out,, aporta. movies. Bkl’t Asbur.y Park, IV.J. G gucsta: Boating, bathing, flatting, summer aporta. Including .of,boll, hondboll. lown I SudSu. MlKirGoU?°ho": The Paths, Moodus 7, Conn. • NEW THIS SEASON • GOLF. Comf. acc. excell, meala. $53 oo up wkly. Free trana. bus or sports, golf, horses Color Brochure A. Maas block" nearby. *». bowling near. Churches. Reasonable Pine,| Location—in Cantor of plane. "A". N. Griggs. "Sun. 1 TRianclc 3-8347 etrd on Lake Bomoseen Town rate*. Bklt Jer*n 4 xr. Convonlont t Cnihnllr D. Walter Gibeon* prop. le Churchoo. Ihoeelnt, Lalholle church e . - Free (Near POOL near tram. Special Spring Weekend Retex. Bug Rides Rutland) *nPremises, Air Cond. rooms. porfotion, and CAPE COD PRBB Healthful groups welcome. Spring and Fall. Vermont Octon lathing *'fhe Aristocrat of Fin§ Reiorf HotoU" All Year A Open • Fine home Per Perjon-Per cooked meals (3). Day mNl • $5l $73 G to include* meal* BAVARIAN HOFBRAU •ft•Motel lif '/Ao Iftn 31/ Uv ■ Double Occue«ncy WINDHAM ARMS s£ and all WINDMILL INCLUDES FREi other facilitie*. Write for booklet. House •a the Beach at Rambler Rd. a; Oceaa Continental Brtskfat, Boautiful Wlndhom OolT Course. HOUSE rospect 6_ so, fpcing on pool. Rooms • x Swimming GUEST In tho Albion Trailways bus to door. HOUSE and Club WlktwMd Crest. NJ. Ph.(ton 522-7704 Hotal Purling, N.Y. Code 511 MA 2-9104 Hotal Golf Motol decorously furnished, healed, wall.lo wall carp*,, in Two aajLTtemaw..roots rofot on requott telephone every Fine Food, German American Cuisine. Ideal location, Writ# tall PRotitc, twenty tote sandy Motel rooms, efficiencies, bedroom or t IJM. room, private baths. New deluxe double decker motel. 3 ond No bell ringing »t*p*I i j templing hero-late breakfasts. beach and write*. Air conditioo. TV. Steam baths. warm nothing. Two maali 4 N.Y.C. Tol.t Dlgby Ml** varied meals with a choice of Catholic church 300 Motel type room* reasonable doily menu. f,. For ratea. ,V ,0M ,0 4,1 bBooklet. Coll putting green. Oceantiont tuning 1*L ’ f. ••fraction*,u. 7 1 Adolo - _Mr*. Ramsay, R«s, Monogtr HOTEL • RESTAURANT BAH John Pltigibbons, Mott beautiful lotmga Jersey a complete and well rounded vocation, till,, request C. D. lone. Hyannl* CepeCap* Cod. 2 room. on on For Rea.write PO Box 14, Purling, N.Y. Coast. Folder, reservations! write, ph. Special off-season 867.30 week Prop. rates to s>o N.J. Phone eves, only* AT S2UO WE 9-4174 A MOTEI. 713 JAHN'S . FAMtLY THIRO AVI. You wm love "GEMUETLICHKEir* PARK. VERMONT LURAE MOTEL Shoreham ASBURY N.J. Ph. 774-MO* VALLEY •th to Surf VIEW Amid Vermont 7th St. on Ave. North Wildwood FARM Inviting countryaide. PREC OCEAN BATHINO FROM ALSAM Guest HOTBL AD. s rooms, efficiencies, HOUSE on Friends Lake 1 CATSKILL, N. Y. apartment* on Lake Bonvoarrn. where enjoymeot'a Equipped to accommodate1 to 7 i . TIL. ORANGE 1 9774 VERMONT -. ■ - . prisons. Bet, location. 1 Block to Booch. HomoIlka YANKEE l-or rest and F inoat plfaaant "extras" the usual thing. Atr -Condition.onditiimrd . Ilc.itnt - OUR 17th SEASON fun real farm. are T.V. - Codeo • Naor on a 2in Rostturanta end Churches. Room wholeaale Ital.-Amer. Shop - Heated Swimming acrea* meala. Modern Pools - Soto Free awim- NEW The chnrm and beauty surrounding Adirondack Cuisine - rales Mountains. Chestertown. N. Y. Golf Bench Spccltd oil-Season Rate, June A weekly, tingle $2O 00 Double ming pool. nearby. Haifa s4di ,?F MOTOR lodge up, Prospect House la a blend of many B*Pt- Write motel unite $65. or Phone: Dint €O9-322.163*. 814.00 Alto OPEN JUNE 27th SEPT. 12 "Open all year." up per persen. prlvato baths. to to Golf B Shaftibury, VI. On UI7 things you’ll come really enjoy. Beautiful Scenery. J. O'Connor and J. Holmbockar, ownors. Private Beech. Excel. Table, Ere* Bogie. course, All Sport* Ttl.l Btnnlngton 442-444# safe beach, fishing, boating, 837 Per Week SUZANNE LUTZ. Prop. Write lor Booklet A IRISHVILLE IN PALENVILLE” horseback riding and other aporta. AVON BY THE SEA Phone CHIBTRRTOWN 8887 Wh«r# MOHICAN you look at Kanary Inritad ot movies end And th* Hem* of Dancing, special events. Rip Van Wlnkl* traffic. OuHtandlng motal A cattagal. Boa 8, Acra J, N. V. M,Kl«,n houackeeping Tal. 318 MA 8.7102 Opan all Hearty, varied cuisine. Congenial bun,alow,. Mot„ yaar. A: IJ0I40; Cl l2)iM com* vacation resort (or Spacious jn v.c.uon remrt tor everyone. Spaclou. waakly with all Baautiful ISHCOVE INN ro°me w/private hath*. mtal*. gulat pany. Season June 20 to Sept. 10. □3 GREEN ISLE HOUSE Swimming, lounge jUwns. Foal, sun deck, 3 delicious sporte, oak panalad Piclura T *VE *nd Home room*. window* »• Myrtle rd. On* at Avon', (inert houeee restaurant the prmelsea 1 y atmosphere Real to .™ at a Cabin Resort! nearby trim. • i Log Rormu Weekly Movies • Horses. CNft Intereating Special reduced AN IOFAL VACATION RfSORT Gel, . All I 873. week up tncl. 3 meala 4- acUvi- -pyil places. churches dally Prom rataa (or weekend user • 2 dolic. Per Pereon group*. meele dativ I lies. M rue lor Color Bookies. 8 n Space • laths' Catsklll C water' a,. Phone i Rifat. LAKE SEOROE 11, N. Y. Rmt. . Acce. too Herteurant on premUea, Bathing direct MAdlaon 8-7784. NYC WH 8-7474, • 840 ■ 848 wkly. m Irom Bcand. A Irish room. 3 Minute* from St. Boa* Mon. ,* Frt. 7 to 8 P.M., Bit*. 7 ,* 8 Mint B. C. heat*Mr. and 0. C. Church. Your Mn. OuHy Barlow. Prop. |klt. SOUTHAMPTON Phona 810 AT 2 0730 Rotary alien*: Tal. 871 411-008* CARROLL Lake Bomoseen 14, Vermont In th* cast Oraen Mta. BAY HEAD DUFFY S RIVER VIEW Summer and $4l LODGE ■vary Land Water Sperf. Planned enter,alnm.nl. Cocktail WILDWOOD Meta Lakeside Launge. Catholic Chapel *OO Yardt. aoecooooooooooooooooooot Nerrowebwrg, N. Y. Tol. Alpine 2-1284 OUND Phona 407.888-8114 TOP *17*71 waakly Inctudg* axcallant varied meala. OPEN MAY 17 THRO BERT. IS PAWLING, NEW YORK 11 rate*. Family opens Jung 17. altuated OCEAN VIEW HOTEL Beautifully on Dataware River, Phone 714488-2733 LOOKING For cater teldar, ratea. reservation* Tel. 141-4 U 8700 lak* 80 Miles Yerk private an * (rom New *• prensteet. good bathing, r HOTEL city write Jehn J. Quinlan, FOR A R Hnt. awlmmlng. fishing, shuffleboard. plngpong. FUN AND FROLIC KING archery, handball, recreaUon hall, barbe- Cods 518 MAditon 2-3773 1 FOR SINGLE GUYS KING SIZE apoiloaaly dean, FLORIDA cue, boat food, own larrn FLORIDA u MM* Southern Tier's Finest Resort nr AND GALS products. Children half rat*. Free trana. »•.scant cr,vt,rci;.r p^,, VACATION Own Golf Coursa Fino Food putting Frao to churchaa and 314 Weeded Acres station. Ham* phona ■MggpMN na. fecial from and Athletic Directors rßff SILT PARKING 600 CARS Skiing Bathing 100 Room* Bklvn OB 4-1888. FOR Resflvt Weekend Rnrflat BAY HEAD, NEW ShowßTß—Beach Ploranc* JIRBIV Buffet.-Rolaxtd Dully and Son Popular Dane* Orchailrn AMfRICA'S MOST FUNDERFUI RESORT-MOTEL Music Entertainment Lakoiidt Olympic flu Pool An Amortcan ■ atnlly Typo Heaort l »' W»*rh*V J un- yo*r plan your Uumily t ---jod tportc Contest* ■ Church A Mm chaag*' throughout Ih# year*. 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ADDRESS- and &sl ta avLTdiPwai Alr-Condltlonln* liaati • 848 dbla MR. 6 MIS. R. R. fUlllß FOOL TV . land (or looklg, A. occup. per weak chUdrea ■ # tnom. Ampiniplo ProaFree Perking: 1 M n,|P ,lv * Minute* to town Coll CITY _6TATE_ DIAL SO9-114-3IIS, Tal. Rt. 9 Writ* Plwn* i 114—Manteuk 8-1144—1141 s ho <, ,0 Tanilewood all Bstkshlraa or 4*7-888-7787. Hka Park 8. N.' Y. Ow siS'ui . ' 'LW * and Ml *'"• htochura. Voderata aravUl*. Onan Vi ™ rate*. NEWARK 14IWI. A. Keyaila Opan MayUiV 27think to let* Oct. OFFICE: 623-5486 Mr. A Mra. Ceo. Vancamerlk, Owner, M'ft. Maryknoll Citation June 4, 1!)B4 THE ADVOCATE 9 BONDS To WPIX Station Drama Ratings MOVIESHr? 3£ Television n.Renal Federation of Catholic Aluntnaa. NEW YORK The Mary- Insurance Following li a list of current or Films on TV This knoll Fathers who produce recent play* compiled by the Legion Week of not listed below Decency of the Newark Archdioce*#. Ratings may be obtained at MA 3-5700 SUNDAY, JUNE “World Horizon Films," pre- 4 11 ll* FAMILY 7:30 17) The °* tilm* on TV June h 12. There may Ik* hi sented award to WPIX Morally Unobjectionable a.m. Christopher*. dunlin rut ti) l change* soma an for Everyone ,h Hello Dnllv "A Link in the Chain." & ' * DrcMcy r “""« s * Oliver' Hattie Incredible Mr. .&SES /eorrMt m y ch for Here's Love H>n]n Merrill’s Marauders Tiger Walks 'interjfrtution. 11) recently “promot- She Loves Me r 7:30 a.m. (3) The Christophers. I’ta £ ,V* Modern Times Wackiest Ship in r m. .. the of good will. ADULT* Pn B ver It s Mad Mad Murder gt Your Responsibility” 8; 15 a m. (5) ing cause . . Mad Gallop Army FAMILY OBJECTIONABLE W°r d She Said Who's Family Rosary. "The Annunciation." Barefoot Park L. t » Murder Minding to eliminate In Enter Laughing M * u* c,,* s,,r My Son, the Hero 15 Badlands of Magnificent prejudices." BeytMd the Hamlet rS Store? 8 a.m. (11) The Christophers. Fringe fell of Romsn Lilies Background to Mr. Winkle Goe, Montana of Field One Man's Way Wild & Wonderful 8 25 a.m. (9) The Matador Rev. Walter M High Christophers. Danger Kclleher, M., Spirits f0 War Electronic Sex n fiiSnSl!. lfn ***t Day Sergeants 3 Windjsmmer Opposite Hrlgadoon How t 9 (4) - Talk About God. Mary- Charlie to Surcetd 7 Lntoc a m. Chan at Mutiny on Monster the award station Wc * Summer Holidsy Yank In Vietnam Philadelphia Story presented to I*l **! in Business Rush knoll Slaters. Opera Blackhawk !• Gold all Guy Saxon Unarm Chips With Msry, Daniel Boone Me Go He MA 2-0300 At Joe Bolton at Mary 9 a.m, (7) For Thou Art With Me Never Let Ran All Way Shockproof representative Everything Never too Queen A Late "Apostolate for Deaf," Rev. Thom- Ellery People v«. Dr. Hi Diddle Diddle Dear Me the Unobjectionable Adolescents Stage Door WPIX studios in this last no hi Shsdt for Adults, Perfect Crime city as F. McCaffery. Kildare Hitler Gang Canteen Sky Is Falling Red Mill Art Ch*lk Garden Mail From South Pacific tilth Man 1 See Mv Lawyer Immortal week. Advance to Rear 2 p.m. (7) Directions '64 "Sermon System Children of Damned Galveaton Sundowners Frontier Itndmcn fhal Died Mount" Bishop Dougherty Ship Sergeir.it They Kissed Brida on nar- Great of Dlatant Trumpet Mary, Mary Thunder leland Green of Shame l/iulatsna It MurderiSSS!? rates PurchaseTime Out of Mind • Hamlet Muscle Beach Party Twice Talee Wyoming Shoot First Men Told in Her Diary Wabash Ave. Avengere Tree Pit l< Green Yeara Hanning Pendulum Voice of Stag While You F ack Zoo Point Her 32nd Irish Haunted Palaca of Order Hurricane Jungle Love Dance Feis L 01 Fll2 *.'"," c* Dav, l„ May World of Henry I Cover the War Snow Creature CELEBRATION Flue Hawaii Arabia l Secret Door Orient It’s Love I'm Storm Over Nila Obedience, Liturgy C " N*'‘ In m,n U/e Denier Shock Treatment After Sunday Dinner »Sd ' Radio , for At Hunter Cam Ivory Hunter Soldier of Discussed on putt Jackie Record Boblnaon Thunder in City Morally Adults Story NEW YORK - The 32nd Unobjectionable for Touch A Go ENGLEWOOD an- - Kid f-rom Left Wac "A Fresh ST. America, America Don't Devil Order From Walla ANTHONY'S Tempt Mall Bride Pillow Talk FEAST DAY nual New York Irish WNEW 1130, WNBC 660. WHOM , Held Walla Look at Obedience” Feis, Manchurian Pink Panther Rev. I Sjf”!.fro™ Last Outpoat We.tern by * l Candldale 1480, WCBS 880. WOR 710, WMCA Union sponsored the United Irish Aahlya Strait-Jacket Thomas by Tiffany 570, WWRL WVNJ S.J., and a Global Affair Man-a Favorite Take Her. She'a 1600. 620, WBNX Corbishley, and Counties Bye Bye Birdie 1380. WABC 770. WERA Association of New Gunfliht at Sport Mine 1390. ADULTS. ADOLESCENTS "The Council's First Chal- Comanche WRLB-FM 107.1, WFHA-FM 106.3, Creek No, My Darlln* Third Secret York, will be held June 14 on WFUV-FM WSOU-FM N ** 90.7, 89.5 lenge: Christian " °' Arsenic * Old Mark of 7,0rr0 Worship" by SOLEMN CLOSING Come Blow Your Lonellneea OF THE the Bronx of Lon* Operation"Petticoat l<*ce Michael campus of Hunter SUNDAY, JUNE 7 Shayne, Rev. Frederick R. McManus DUU "C* RUnn*r P " W ' Wh" “' Sld* S,or Banjo My Private Detective Halo >' on Dlmfwith s VI*,e. •:4S a.m, WINS Paulist Sermont. will be the June talk* College. Knee Mysterious Intruder spiritual 7 WPAI - Cnristophers. „ 13-TUESDAY NOVENA a.m. Steel# Circumstantial Nancy la released Over individual For Adults 7 WNEW - Hour here by the Confer- 2,000 com- (With Reservations a.m. of Crucllled. Evidence ) 7 Missing a m. WHN Christophers. will take in the ** Cow Country New Orlesus ence-A-Month Club. petitors part * J'l n 10 certain (Urns which, while not morally oflenslve 7:13 WHN Hour of St. TUESDAY, JUNE 9 l. a.m. Francis. r cauUon and Criminal Lawyer Uncensored ® some a-,id as analysis explanation a nrolectlon 7:30 a.m. WHOM - Sacred 172 of the IH Heart Past The conferences are part of categories competi- •o the uninformed against wrong and false park Night My Number Interpretations conclusions 8 a.m. WPAT - Sacred Heart Esther Waters M ‘’ r SlrsngeTnve Room Came Up a 12-record series issued 1.-Shapod Tom Jones 8:05 - Audit. tion, some of them from Can- Av. a.m. WCBS Hour m. Mu.* e**F Cife J*tal Now Voyager conducted Organlrer Under Yum Yum. 8:30 a.m. WMCA Ave Maria Hour. by the ada, tool World Fighting O'Flynn Rose of Washington monas- England and Ireland, Tret 8:30 WABC Christian In Ac- monthly to convents, a.m. 4 Days - FRANCISCAN taav* Square FRIARS others from the U.S. in tion. Green Fire Roses Are Red teries and homes by the Car- Morally Objectionable Part 8 30 a m. WHN - The Catholic Hour. for Everyone JJsrrlet Craig She-Creature WMTR - Th* Hour ST. BONAVENTURE MONASTERY CHURCH Cleopatra From Russia With 8:45 a.m. of SL He Walked melite Fathers Guild. Horror of Party Psyche 59 by Show Them No Francis. frrori Beach Splendor in Grass Night Mercy 174 S22SI, °LRedT G!n y%?Blues . 9:30 WVNJ Living N. J. Union Parish Conjugal Hercules Unchshied .Strangler a.m Kosary. Her Adventurous Simba Ramsey Street, Paterson, City Rev. Gerald P. Ruane. Curse of Living Guns of Black Viva Las Texas Men’s Council Johnny Cool Vegas ..Night p** W Cousins War 11:30 a.m. WERA Hour of Crucified. Wall There's s°.^ Kisain* Lover High Always a SCHEDULE rv «. KS ~ .. D* vil 4*® He Rides Tall Man Middle 11:Ju a.m. WFHA (FM) For Better TUCSON, Ariz. (NC) - For- To Do ‘Oklahoma!’ In What a Way to Go Hucksters Woman World. 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SPRING LAKE - A now M. Patricia of the generalate, Parents of Children Superior General for the Sis- here, second councillor; Sister Young ters of St. Joseph of Newark, M. Julianna of Washington, Mother M. Hildegarde Mc- third councillor and secretary By RUTH W. REILLY Mahon, and a general council general; Sister M. Patricia Ai- l shocked and She were elected at a general dan of St. James Hospital, was the first time how to accomplish this. was bright happy. re- I heard chapter of the congregation Newark, fourth councillor, and that more Catholics minded me of the wife pic- YOU MAY wonder: "What Sister M. Ethnea of St. Jo- are lost to the faith between tured in the Psalm who was can parent teach a seph's Home, Jersey City, the time an infant is baptized a possibly "as a fruitful vine” and "the three month old baby about treasurer general. and the age of seven years, children as olive plants cate- at religion?" Teaching him Mother Hildegarde will re- than any other period of around the table." chism is out of the ques- side at the Generalate here. man's life. As Christians we are called tion, but it is the time of That is why I am so inter- on to love one another. This A times to consider the job be- CABLE from Pope Paul ested in the parent-educator program gives you an oppor- VI fore Deepen knowl- congratulating Mother Hil- section of the Confraternity of you. your tunity to go into the homes, of degarde read ". It edge and practice your into the . . Holy Christian Doctrine. is a pro- and often the hearts, of about Father cordially faith, and seriously go babies in imparts to gram especially directed to the parents of new your building home into the you, new of your area. a and your council, and the parents children up to six It is rewarding community, his kind of background you want paternal apos- years of age. worthwhile venture. your child to grow up in. tolic blessing. Pledge abiding Under this program a par- Think about it for your par- Divine The best to point up the assistance and copious ish worker calls at the home way ish. favors." GLOBAL value of this program may be heavenly countries where will be for of new parents to welcome BOUND - Locating they studying a are five year to tell you about some fami- Mother Hildegarde Sisters of who their soon after he is was pro- Charity are recipients of grants for foreign study. Sister Marion baby Joseph lies I called on as a worker: vincial superior will baptized. She presents them St. E’s Grads for the past study in Hawaii; Sister Margaret Perpetua, France; Sister Maria Rosa, Sis- On first call at onehome Spain; with a folder my three years of the Western Edward and an initial ter Catherine, France, and Sister France. Francois, leaflet the door was a mere Province which includes mis- explaining the purpose opened crack; and 1 was very relieved Get 6 Grants sions in Canada, ano function of the MOTHER M. HILDEGARDE Alaska, Wash- program. when the woman finally ington, Oregon and California. young Grants to Make Sisters THEREAFTER, at three unbolted the door chain and CONVENT Carol Teresa held at Mt. St. Joseph Genera- She received her bachelor of month intervals, the worker let me in. She had a little Hogan of Jersey City gradu- late here. arts degree from Gonzaga Uni- brings succeeding leaflets de- hoy and anew infant. She had ated with highest honors from George W. Ahr, Tren- versity, Washington, and a Bishop signed to he of interest and in- many worries, real and im- the College of St. Elizabeth ton, presided over the May 27 ni aster of arts from Portland Globetrotters struction at that particular agined, and had made herself and six North Jersey girls re- election. Following the elec- University, Oregon. for stage of the a was ceived Knowledge baby’s growth. into virtual shut-in. She grants. tion ho the congratulated While she was su- provincial I This continues until the child morecordial eacn time came Theresa Christine Del Presto chapter on the great spiritual the Western perior, Province CONVENT Twenty-nine erson, received duplicate Ful- is six of garet, Baylcy-Ellard, Madis- years old. Each leaflet and I really believe the par- Belleville received a half- and material progress made erected anew two Sisters juniorate, of of St. Eliza- bright grants for a summer Charity on; Sister Helen Cordis. St. concludes with an outline high- ent-educator was a wedge tuition entrance scholarship at by the Benedic- congregation. hospitals, a student nurses res- beth have received study seminar in modern in- history John's High School, Paterson, lighting the points covered opening a door for her. Seton Hall College of Medicine tion and the singing of Te idence and a to maternity wing grants according Sister cluding study at the Institut Anne and Sister Charlene Marie of and, in the hope of encourag- and Dentistry. Germaine Deum followed. at another hospital. The pro- Alexandra, supervisor of d’Etudes Politiques in ANOTHER young woman Mary Paris St. Peter's, New Brunswick. ing further interest, a list of Dcnte of Upper Montclair re- Sisters elected to the general vince two also opened new schools for the and travel in France. was the bouncing, busy mother community. All three were awarded for appropriate books to “buy or ceived a U.S. public health council are: Sister M. missions and assumed the ad- Sister Edward Catherine of Sister Margaret 4>f four little sons. Her home Perpetua of study in mathematics at Bos- borrow.” award from the Catherine Regina Of St. tiaineeship ministration of a hotel for sen- the Academy of St. Elizabeth St. Alovsius High School, Jer- ton College. With the birth of their first National Institute of Mental Joseph’s Juniorate, Saddle ior citizens and another and Sister Francois of St. sey City, received a National Sister baby, hospi- Terence of parents enter a whole Health. She will psy- River, first councillor; Mother tal. Mary study John's Cathedral School, Pat- Defense Education Act Dominicans grant Mother Seton High, Clark, new phase of their life, which chiatric social work at the in French to the University of and Sister John Virginia of St revolves around the physical Catholic University of Ameri- Oregon for participation of the child. in Mary's, Jersey City, toward care It is a busy Celebrate ca their nine-week summer mathematics with pro- at Catholic Uni- time, fraught constant Marianne Louise Egan of of and gram study travel in versity. new crises, fears and joys. -Hrsey City was the recipient Tours, France. Sister Maria It is a time of growth too. of a research at Sister Mary Francois of Jubilee fellowship Rosa of Academy of St. Parents are amazed at the lit- Seton Hall College of Medicine St. John's High School, Pat CALDWELL Rev. Vincent Aloysius, Jersey received tleness and of the City, helplessness P and Dentistry, graduate divi- erson, received Our of Sprouls, pastor at Blessed a Fulbright Lady one-year grant for newborn. They are thrilled sion, in the field of microbi- Lourdes one-year scholarship Sacrament, Newark, cele- in Spanish language with study and baby’s each minimum ac- ology. A newly instituted grad- for doctoral study in history. brated a high Mass of Thanks- literature at the complishment. University of Sister uate study grant of $lOO from Jane Edmund of the giving on May 30 in the Madrid. Spain. want They to do more, to flit Morristown branch of the College of St. Elizabeth. Motherhousc cha|>el of Mt. St. Sister Marion Joseph, also be better, for this child American Convent, they Dominic here Association Univer- received a full for two golden of St. Aloysius, received year three own. Almost without realizing sity of Women was also award- graduate fellowship in chemis- and to silver jubilarians. full —one scholarships to Ok- it. they are open to ideas on ed Miss Egan. try under the National Science Father Sprouls, brother of Sis- lahoma State one An assistantship for French University, Foundation ter M Veronica also to Reed College, Portland Cooperative. Joseph, Ore,, at Seton Hall Grad- preached the sermon. University Sister Kathleen of for Asian studies, and one to Timothy uate School Golden jubilarians was presented to St Cecilia's High School. were Sis- Western En Homecoming Michigan University Barbara Lynn Fischer of glewood, t-’r M. Evarista of Our for and Sister Anne Lady a summer program of Westfield, while an assistant- Marie of Peace, New Providence, regional of St Peter's High studies. For Alumnae ship in at Purdue School, New and Sister M. Gabriella of Mt. chemistry She also recciv received a one-year Brunswick, went to Christina St. Dominic Academy, Cald- University cd for the summer in grants grant Asian studies with CALDWELL - The Anne Wahl of Fair third well Lawn. workshop in guidance summer field experience in an sponsor- weekend, A national defense education hemecoming June Sliver jubilarians were: ed by the N.J. Bell Sis- Asian country of her choice Telephone at act 67. Caldwell College here ter M. Veronica grant for summer study of Cos. Joseph of the U S. Depart- will mark the 25th French in the foreign sponsored by anniversary Union Catholic, Scotch Plains; language Sister Margaret Marian of ment of State with at of the of the Domini- institute at Rutgers study founding Sister Marianna of Our University Good Samaritan Suf- Lady Die of Hawaii. Hospital, can college. went to Mary Anne University of the Verona; Sister McGeough fern, N.Y received a Lake,, , one-year Alumnae registration of will be Mary Robert of Caldwell Col- Jersey City. federal A GROWING - NATIONAL Science Founda- nursing LIST Mrs. Michael traineeship held Saturday afternoon in Lomaestro, of Women's Colum- lege; Sister Agnes Genevieve president Auxiliary, tion grant at Columbia bia Association of N.J., Police grants to the University. Mother and Fire shows University Joseph Residence Hall of Mt. St. Dominic; Sister Division, Msgr. A. arch- Rita Guild Joseph Dooling, of Notre Dame have been to Honor diocesan director of Mt. Carmel GRANTS followed by a reception Guild, letters of from under the National faculty Catherine of Assumption, Law- acknowledgement organizations awarded to: Sister Catherine and tea. Sister Marguerite, helped by the group. Mrs. Metta, chairman of the Defense Education Act wont to rence, Mass Philip association's annual Michael, luncheon, St. John's High UP., college president, Moderator looks Luncheon Sister Therese Gabriel of St. will Also Sister Teresa on. were donated the Margaret proceeds to guild. School, Paterson; Sister Marie Vincent's welcome the alumnae. of St Mary’s, Academy, Newark, to Rutherford; Sis- CITY - The Igni- Anthony, East Orange Catho- formal French A for ter Mary Edna I.acordaire, study at St. Anselm's, banquet of tian Wild of New will lic; Sister Michael Jersey Thcresc, alumnae and faculty will be N.H., and Sister Upper Montclair; Sister honor its St Cecilia’s High School, Manchester, moderator. Rev. Wil- En- held in the residents Anita Agnes of SS. Peter and dining Helena Margaret of Blessed liam J. Hoar, S.J., with a glewood, all in North chemistry; room. The first "Alumna of Sacrament, Date Book Paul High School, St. Thomas, Bridgeport, Conn.; Thanksgiving Mass and dinner Jersey Also Sister Teresa Damien, the Year” Islands, to award will be pre- Sister Eileen lmelda of Virgin Span- La- on June 14 on the 38th an- De Paul Wayne; Sister study High, senter! and special cordaire, ish at of Wichita, recognition Upper Montclair, and of his ordination. Gabriel University niversary Mary, of St. will be given the Academy Kan and weeks to anniver- Sister Eileen Marie of St. John , two study in Mass will be 12:50 at City, and Sis- p.m. JUNE 4 topic; Mrs. Aloysius, Jersey Puebla, sary classes of 19-14, 1949, 1954 the Apostle, Clark. THURSDAY, Rusina, Sister Maria Mexico. St Peter’s here with Rev. Joseph Cordis, ter Eileen Maria, East Orange of speaker. and 1959. Epiphany Confraternity chairman. Sister Marion of tne Benediction dinner Charles Dolan, Court Sancta Maria CD A, Joseph preceded S.J., the Christian Catholic, all for Mass giving Mothers and Rosar- mathematics; of Sunday's will be in the in Hall dining for MONDAY, JUNE 8 Belleville Meeting-installa- Academy St. Aloysius re- Rosary room sermon. Dinner in the parish and Sister Marie Therese, St. tin ians, Cliffside Park Meet- Immaculate ceived a full for college chapel. The weekend jubilarians and their hall Ro- tion of officers. scholarship will follow. Father Hoar Conception Peter's, New for will of officers, Brunswick, the close with brunch. guests. ing-installation sary Montclair Meet- summer program of re- has been moderator since AUar, JUNE 1940. Mrs. WEDNESDAY, 10 chemistry. hall; Erma Brignola, ing-installation gional studies at Western of officers, St. Francis De Sales Rosary Other NSF summer grants chairman. Michigan after novena, hall. University. Sister Altar, Newark went to: Sister Gabriel Mar- JUNE 5 Meeting, Bernard of Good Coun- FRIDAY, St. I’eter the Apostle 7'30, Regina Rosary, Blessed Sacrament Sacred Heart Junior Altar au- sel, River Edge Meeting-instal- Washington Township, re- ditorium; Mrs. John Hansen, If Rosary, Irvington Meeting, lation of CDA ceived a tuition grant for sum- officers, after novena, chairman Group after Mass, auditori- evening gymnasium. mer study in music at Man- um. THURSDAY, JUNE II hattanville St. Augustine’s Officers College of the Sa- Rosary, New- Catholic Elects JUNE 6 Women’s College SATURDAY, ark Meeting, cred Heart, Purchase, N.Y. 7:30, base- ( lub St. Peter the Ro- Dinner-meeting, - Mrs. Jo- Apostle ment 6:30, BELLEVILLE NSF grants also went to Sis- \ Pals Cabin, West sary. River Edge Commun- Orange; Mrs. Tremel has been elected ter Eileen Cordis St. John the Apostle seph of St. Jo- Rosary F. ion-luncheon, noon Mass, Joseph Morvay, chairman. grand of Court Sancta Linden Meeting-installation regent seph’s, Jersey City, physical in luncheon cafeteria; FRIDAY, JUNE 12 Maria, Catholic Daughters of science Cl Win Mary of officers, 8:30, auditorium. at North Michigan Un- Varick of first Saturday club Installation will be St. Joseph’s Epiphany Confraternity of America. 8 iversity; Sister Mary Dcvota for Rosary, Maple- Christian All I handicapped, Mothers and Ro- June 9, at Knights of of Immaculate Conception speaker. wood after p.m., JUNE Meeting, rosary, Cliffside SUNDAY, 7 sarians, Park Com- Columbus Hall here. School, Elizabeth, at hall; history of N.J. in physics St. James Rosary, slides; munion breakfast Newark— Mrs. for Bth grade Other officers include Mrs. Creighton University, and Sis- James Patania. chair- Communion graduates Bernard ter Mother-daughter man. and their mothers, Michael Daccy, Mrs. Marie Ambrose of St. j. 8 breakfast, 9 a.in. Mass, break- a.m. breakfast in Moluse, Urchol, Mrs. High School, Elizabeth, St. Theresa's Kenil- Mass; Marilyn Mary's fast in auditorium; Rosary, Margaret cafeteria; Mrs. Anne William Gagnon, Mrs. Hugh chemistry at Juniata I rvVrVVVTW worth Meeting-election, 8 Fearon, College, Finn, chairman. speaker; Mrs. Alexander Brady. Huntingdon, Pa. m p.m., auditorium; one act Garry, chairman. play-fashion show by CYO; South African Mission Club, ii Mrs. George Beotsch, chair- Hackensack dance, Supper man. 031 5 p.m., Indian Trail Club. Our of the Lake Ro- SOCIETY OF Franklin Lady SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL Lakes; benefit of •ary AUar, Verona Meet- m St. Boniface Mission, Kim- ing installation-fashion show, South Mrs. berly, Africa; 8:30, auditorium. BEFORE YOU START ON YOUR VACATION Louis McMurrer, chairman. ... St. Mary Hospital Nurses’ TUESDAY, JUNE 9 Greenville W« are in need of FURNITURE, Alumnae, Hoboken Com- Columbleltes, sorely REFRIGERATORS, BEDS, MAT- munion Jersey City TRESSES, KITCHEN and all kinds breakfast, 8:15 Mass, Meeting-instal- SETS, of household articles, to help lation of chapel; breakfast. Assumption officers, 8 p.m., club the poor who, incidentally, will have novacation from the city heat Hall; Rev. Aelred chambers. Lacomara, this but whom Essex Catholic summer, we can their homes C.P., St. Michael's Monastery, Mothers’ v'' help by furnishing make life for Union City, speaker. Club, Newark Meeting, 8:30, to more liveable them. cafeteria. Holy Cross Rosary, Wayne CAN YOU HELP US? Please call one of the phone numbers Mother-daughter Commun- Georgian Court Alumnae, below, before ion breakfast. 9 Mass; Short Hills Club Dinner- you go on your and let a.m. vacation, us pick up your REFRIG- breakfast in hall; Helen Dclc- for 1904 7 meeting graduates, ERATOR, before you get anew and usuable one, any BEDS, MAT- hanty, p.m., Golden Livingston: speaker; lay apostolate, Hurp, KITCHEN TRESSES, SETS or LIVING ROOM SETS. We thank from you a grateful heart.

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NEWARK - If you were to able to answer regular cate- pray" (now you'll notice Fa- while those around them are walk into Monday's after chism questions as such. ther They folding his hands in attentive. The caption is "I school religion class at SI cannot hear the Inflection of prayer nr pointing to another was bad in Church—times.” Bridget's School here, you one's voice they so frequently picture). Another shows a boy would throwing undoubtedly think Rev. don’t realize are they being a paper plane in a classroom Charles F. Theobald of Im- asked a question," Father BY SHRUGGING his should- while other children read their maculate Conception, Mont- Theobald says. ers, pointing to a picture and books. This caption is "I was clair, was a "Because these children who or Father conducting pan- are asking what, bad in school-times.” tom ine. deaf, Theobald they come to class not will convey his gen- JUNIORS: His (Boys and girls from the method of things other eral question. One of the chil- TIME kindergarten teaching knowing many OF the child’s last through the fourth grades). Make a or three-di- these children is different be- drawing children know, such as the dren will then select the prop- confession is sometimes dif- mension project about New Jersey's no larger cause the children are handi- Adam flash history story of and Eve, the er card, place it under ficult to determine because than 18 inches square. Tell what it is and when it cither deaf or first Christmas, Easter, heav- picture hap- capped. They're tne and say the word. these children do not have the pened. partially sometimes en or an re- deaf; they hell, what angel is These children generally same concept of time we do. talk with their hands but most- or us. SENIORS: (Boys and girls from the fifth through the why God made ceive their first Holy Com- "When you mention time, the ly they read grades.) Write about some of our state his- lips. "They see the same munion when between child eighth phase things they’re immediately thinks of a tory. olhor children see, but 8 and 11 years and their after two clock,” Father Theobald com- THE CLASSES seldom have or of concept is different because three years special class- ments. “He will tell you it’s more than four children. They live 10 they in a world of quiet.” es. This year children re- been a time or NAME GRADE in long ago not range age from 7 to 16. ceived Communion. too long ago.” Father who is di- j ADDRESS Theobald, TIIEIR FIRST classes deal Confession for the deaf child i As the priest points to each rector of the Newark Center with what a church is, the different sign is too. The child picture, the child will tell him CITY of the Mt. Carmel GOD'S Gannelli from | Guild of the and acceptable knocks ANGEL - Michael gains approval cross on the priest's door yes or no. By using his fingers Catechetical School for Rev. Charles F. Theobald, director of the Newark Center the church conduct. and hands him 32- to ! SCHOOL i a special show a large or a space of Deaf, is assisted by eight When you enter the class the Mt. Carmel Guild for the Deaf, by page book. short space, the child will in- Apostolate teachers. The children in the you might notice the the word in retelling the of the Im- {TEACHER I Plymouth The book, “Confession Aid dicate that he has commited selecting proper classes story come from Bruce SI. chart behind maculate Father Theobald. for Children," is a particular Conception. Flash cards are an important of I to printed action many part I lam a member [~) would like join School, a special school Q] for the It contains three pictures the Mt. Carmel Guild and times of and j by or a few times. teaching concepts religion in retelling a story. deaf. one of an altar, some children is designed as of "These children a means their ac- A by RULES: (a) Entries should be sent to Susan Diner, chart, flash cards and kneeling in a and child Young pew a communication with the con- tions honor Christ Who lives simple are Advocate Club, Tercentenary Contest, 31 drawings regular making the sign of the cross. fessor. It contains mostly pic- in them just as much as He classroom tools. Clinton Newark 2, N.J. die might begin the class by tures of sins children might lives in St., anyone else. Their ac- "In teaching the deaf child, mailed telling the children: "When ct mmit. tions (b) All entries must be by June 17. we bring praise and glory to one must teach concepts, be- church” go to (he will point One illustration shows two God in the child's (c) Your entry makes you a member of the own way." cause these children are un- to the proper picture) “we children laughing in church —S.I). Young Advocate Club. (and) Prizes of $5, $3 and $2 will be awarded in Serra to Fete each division. (e) Each entry must be accompanied by this Altar Boys coupon or by a copy of it. HOHOKUS The annual al- tar boy rally sponsored by the Serra Club of Ridgewood will be held June 7 at 3:30 p.m. at St. Luke’s here. SETON HALL PREP Eighth grade altar boys cho- sen by their partors for faith- SUMMER SESSION ful performance of their duties the past year will enter church in a processional pressed in EVENINGS 4:30 & 6:30 p.m. CO-ED cassocks and surpluses.

Msgr. Thomas J. Duffy, pas- ENRICHMENT tor at St. John the Baptist, Hillsdale, will present certifi- REVIEW cates of merit.

READING DEVELOPMENT 3 Are Winners

TYPING IRVINGTON - Christine Sosnowski, Deborah Halasie- wiez and Peter Materna of Sa- BLESS ME FATHER - Father Theobald and Michael dem- Register: cred Heart School here won a confession deaf child. Before the SETON HALL PREP. SCHOOL first, second and third place onstrate by a entering in the confessional, the child the "Confession Aid for SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. safety essay contest held presents CLASS Ann by Post 319 American Legion. Mercurio interrupts a class session to Edward Children" to the who then hears the confession SO 2-9000 - Ext. 244 INTERRUPTION - Mary help priest by Each of Scardelli learn the correct of the 55 contestants pronunciation a word by feeling how it is said. Miss use of the book. Because the child is deaf and lip reading was presented a fountain pen Mercurio Father Theobald teach and is also teacher at well helps religion a Bruce St. School, is an important part of his understanding, a lighted for their participation. Newark. confessional is essential.

THE ADVOCATE SUMMER CAMP DIRECTORY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

OUR LADY OF LOURDES CAMP CAMP ACADIA ENROLL NOW CAMP ST. JOHN Olrl* 411 Boys 4-11 PARENTS... Separata camp* for boya and girl* on* mil* 16fl0 CAMP NOTRE apart. conducted by the acres In Catskills wlln two private lakes. M.perb equip THE The Only Outdoor »ncnt. Excellent culsin*. Mature staff. Mth year. Resident Sitters of FOFt GIRLS &-f6 Day Camp priest*, doctor and nur**s 4475 full season. tM9 on* month. Swimming DAME the RIDING • WATER SKIING . St. John c«w hits, ?g FIELD HOCKIY • TiNNIS Essex in Hudson # County Baptist Tobyhoana, HIKING • ARTS A CRAFTS • WBIKLY DANCiI County N.J. • NAMASCHAUG BASKETBALL BOATING • TUTORINO Gladstone, New ♦3O A **•*. John B. 472 234-0640 WEEK { Lake ipofforg, New Hampshire Ruv*, W*st 142nd St., N*w Y*rk 31 Telephone 212 WA 4-5*40 (ft MIIm from Newark) BOULEVARD Resident Chaplain BOYS BOYS «-10 GIRLS *l4 *

Swimming Pool . Tennis July 1 to July 29 SltiS DAY CAMP POOL Archery • Basketball 30 $35 Week Baseball * Dramatics July to August 26 $l6O FOR BOYS l GIRLS per Full Season under personal tuperviiion of SEASON $3OO CAMP ALVERNIAi Activities include swimming, ha* the aniwer fo instructive JUNE 27 , . Bernie Ockene to AUO. 22 hiking, tennis, rre-eeason period begins June 24. © archery, pic- Beautiful Waterfront Mature and safe summer leisure hours! Former For Catalog write t Super- nics, boating, vol- In MOUNT ST. FRANCIS hay rides, vision Physician Attendance Ant. Basketball Coach Rev. T. D. McCann, Balanced Meals Resident Chaplain leyball, softball, campfires, NEW JERSEY St. Peter's College and Nursp Modern sanitary facili- RINGWOOD, Director movies, and in- in each cabin. The -dramatics, ties constitutes 132 acres of woodland and for complete information coll 300 Wyoming Avenue Camp heavy TWO SUMMER DAY CAMPS door games. hills of the Scranton, Ponna. JOHN E. CULLUM Ramapo Mountains. Surrounded by pictu- Hemlock 7-3434-5 Bloomfield and Send ter brochure Phone Dl 4-S7ll Irvington 319 79th St , No. Bergen. N. J esque beauties of nature. It is an ideal for place girls or write Quest house evelleble ter women of UNIOn 9-3331 Or 1370 to their leisure time. For today and Girls Week* - spend Boys 8 $70.00 Box 191, Bayonne, N.J. July 5 August 22 Swimming Boating, Basketball, Hiking, Gymnastics, 7-13 4 Weeks Music, $40.00 Camp Fire;, Dramatics, Volley-Ball, Bicycle Riding, Water Cycling, Movies, Roller Skating and Television, ■ui Iriniuertitlon available al additional tott. n Arts and Ctafts, Indoor Games for etc. June Rainy Days, 29th August 21st Register Now b. SEASON: JULY sth to AUGUST Essex 22 County CYO Pilgrim 6-6868 Mon.-Fri., 9 A.M.-SP.M. WURTSBORO, N.Y. (7 Weeks) Ages 5 to 13 ron tors, and id COSTCO) White Mti., $5O week $350 season A Perfect Spot For per per amp CO (0(1 7-11 $lO Registration Fee (New 6 A Perfect Vacation Campers Only) CAMP SAINT ANDREW • Kina Prlvata taka. W«ier eporta, natur, itudy, i rood * Modem CONDUCTED BY s AU CAPUCHIN SISTERS rltliry, baseball, craltwork, duly movies, FacUlUea Bporta KORDMAM camping trio* lo mountain*, rldlnf,! CAMP provides at of (O sa. mm. ss laundry, For Penn. near Penn. up everything the real boy want* Information tot top Turnpike Tunkhannock, tutoring Includad In In of 3430. (indent: write lor vacaUon. 300 at Chaplains. Christian Brothara. Half-iaaion • acres rolling hill* and REV. SISTER Catholic anrolimant accaptad . woodland* DIRECTRESS Outstanding Boy's Camp (6-16) . . . a prlvata lake, high up la ST. JAMES SCHOOL the pictureoque deer couatry Area Code 201-962-7411 also homo of School Clinic ■((UN I. CONN. i High Basketball ' the Caukllla. Head coup, Approved members of the National Catholic lor; Edward Ktlkelly. Teach- Camping Still $30.00 BOYS Track only weekly capacity reached CAMP CHRIST THE KING FOR er and Coach. St. As- Association and the early H. American Association neo 8.. Rockvlllo Centre. Camping Season: June 27 to 22 75 Ideal for Catholic boys 7 14. Located fine lake Blairs* Saint James WEEKLY BUDGET By Automobll. Aug. Seminarians on Staff camp to on near LOW About 45 mllei from George Wo*hlngton Irldgo RATES N.J. trained town, Modern cabins, excellent program, staff. Spocial A small school Tor InformaUon lar *4 Catholic bearding Catalog or Write J. Rev. Andrew Director emphasis on character development. All sports, swimming, campfires, hoy* and a law day atudanta. Clasaas Write or Call; McGowan, Camp horseback nature arts and crafts, etc. Resident priest and art amah and lha program I* wide and MICHAEL MARGELLO riding, study, thorough In scop*. On* taach.r lor 300 Wyoming Avenue, nurse. •ach 7 a Sclortlno Plaeo Scranton, Pennsylvania atudant*. Oradtt 4 through 11. CAMP White N. Y. DON Weekly raporta to oarente. Fa# el Plalna, BOSCO 1149*. all Inclualva WHlte Plalna 94*41 NEWTON, NEW JERSEY 07860 CAMP TEGAKWITHA FOR GIRLS

(alnt Jamas Scheel Berlin Conn. I, Located beautiful natural lake. FOR MU |6.l*| on Lake Hopotcong, New Jersey's most - 0„ 7 WEEKS JUNE 28 to AUG. >5 For 7*15. girls Friendly atmosphere, excellent food, well*planned pro* Beys DM gram of activities, horsebock riding. College*level counselors, resident CAMP NOTRE DAME and habits of priest nurse. Campers are encouraged to acquire courteey, Hortes - • Swimming SouSog - PloMeag cooperativeness. self*rellonce. BEECHWOOD DAY CAMP Riding At No Extra Coet f>«etthy site at 1300’ Food dallclQUtly priparid by proteuloMl chit mnotnl 459 Strawtown Road West Now York Chaplain and Ri|lil«rad Nuria icraanad aach with Nyack, MSery tor Older Boyt at a Noeataet Pm Airy, cabins, lavatory Boys k GUIs 4 14 Eiparlanced ataft panonal Interest In aach tamper, Fully supervised by the BOTH CAMPS conducted the Newark CYO and fully accred- Our tasasan June 3tth ta 39th Mlia Vlrflnla Urban ore by are Blghtaanth August of activities *»'!•<» Inchrdlns . . . ited the Natienel Catholic Association and the American SA4.ES IA NS OF ST. JOHN BOSCO HORSISACK W»IIR. lIS Paisile Avenue by Camping SWIMMING TWICE DAILY IN NBW FILTERED POOL etplNl • SKIING . MOUNTAIN Creta • Camping Association. Tutoring and horseback riding available slight Under Direction at Rad Instructor, *. .»*!! 1 CRAFT* DRAMATICS . WATIR Niibrauek Halghti, N. J. of Week - BALLET A $40.00 Season SLIDE extra Boatlna Private Lake • Teacher and CoUedd-Tralned Feculty # Hot Dinner $260.00 cost. Rates (both Season (I wks ), $325. Month, $l9O. 2 on AT S-ItSS ar AT aoill camps): and M.mWr ot Raaisnabls for MldMei! Snacki • Beautllul and Ptcturaaqua Camp attea * XWte fee TORE booklet- IW ratal 4 ar s waekt whs., $95. Write for brochures and CYO CAMPS, 101 Plane St., the American Camping Aaaoclatton. 352-2OSO maps. Newark. Mitchell 3*2940. Cant Acti Joseph O. Millar Jamas A. Klingal 149* Pallaad* Avanua 14-10 Ml* Aveawe Full Season and July Registration Fart Lea, New Jersey Jackson Heights 71, New York Windsor 7-0990 NBwtewn 9-4114 Namunkura Closed at the Girls' Camp. GAMPS ST. Camp Limited number of vacancies REGIS are available for August EAST HAMPTON. LONG ISLAND

BOYS AGE 8 TO 13 BOYS and GIRLS—Ages 6to 16 Camp Mother Mazzarello j FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS UNDER EXCLUSIVE SUPERVISION OF Girls 6 to rate $3O betwen yrs. 14 yrs. Weekly Separate Camps, Ages s*lB SALESIAN FATHERS and BROTHERS OFF SISTER DOMENICA, F.M.A. TO CAMP m/ Beautiful setting includes mile-long sandy brach or* 659 Belmont Avenue, North Haledon, N.J. Island Season June 28 to 15 shelter Sound, surrounded by mil*» of virgin Resident Nurse: Boating, Swimming, Hiking, Crafts, August ST. JOSEPH forest. Cleat safe Solt Water Swimming, Sailing. all

• ft. Kxperlencrd. matura • toys and id. 2100 oh. Sandy beach, iporkllng clear aprlngfed lake. 100 miles counaallora 84. Joaaph ala open throushoul Iha VISIT l SEE FOR YOURSELF For Information or Inafruct and carefully all year: Maiute and leader teaehars and coachaa from Call Write aupervlae partnU ara welruma to visit from N.Y.C. experienced ship by campara. al any lima. top-ronking Collsfls, and Prep schools. 1 Counsellor to 4 boys. Rsildant Chap or writ, or phono (or Informotton DON BOSCO TECHNICAL Pot llltutrolod DON KENNEDY. M. Prior'. Colic... M4I lain. Rsildant registered nurse. Attending phyaldan. lacellent food prepared by INSTITUTE cafa/04 and rafoa, wrrffs or phono; Hudson tllvd., Joftoy City «. N. J. DEiowor. chef, In each cabin. Central hot showers. One all-inclusive professional lavatory Oifsotsr st Saint Sullivan 3*44

conduct ad tho Slaters of Bt. Write X. Yale Athlelle New (Camps by Dominie ol Amityvltlo.) Robert Olegengock, Unlv., Assn., Haven, Conn., or Phon* 914 HA 9-4951 Mambar at tha Natlnnal Catholic Campfn* Phono ORegon 7-4Jdd (N.Y.C.). Volley Stream 9-1 111 (long Island) Auocfatlon 12 THE ADVOCATE June 4, 1964 Golden Jerseymen Honors Knights Scholarships Essay Contest Lose Triumph, Pius, Morris Catholic Butler, Sussex Winners. JERSEY CITY-The Blessed Pope Essex Sacrament CYO Golden Students Earn $294,200 Knights won the junior divi- School sion of the eighth annual ‘‘Pre- Win Top High Finalists Fair Prizes NEWARK Essex Catholic Ohio, Wilkes College and Wake and partial to St. Peter’*; view History of Champions” drum and High School piled an up im- Forest; Francis Atkins par- Leonard Granda grant to bugle PATERSON _ John E. Ro- competed in the high competition school corps spon- MONTCLAIR Pope Pius pressive total of S'K>l tial Pratt and Col- Catholic Richard Boy for his activities. to Institute University; mainc, St. Butler, division finals included sored by St. Patrick's Cadets Anthony’s, Karen XII and Morris Catholic scored scholarships slo7»»t> lege Lamb grant to La Salle Col- Top Morris Catholic awards inclining of St. Thomas; George and Marianne at Roosevelt Stadium, May 31, Magliochetti, Heck, St. Anthony's, Butler; the in state awards to lege. heavily at recent spring went to Stanley Sikora, second Bauer, full to lona College Our of John Benigno, St. before a crowd of 12,000. Lady die Lake, Sparta convention of the Jerseymen and $187,209 in full partial Peter Lir.h full Philip's, grand prize for his diorama partial to Seton Hall. General contestants from 31 Clifton; Anna Marie Romano- St. topped Cadets out junior historical assocation, awards to 42 students Also Motors Lucy's edged at on Boonton, and Mary Bono John Boyno partial grant; Steven parishes to Pater- win the 1964 ski, St. Nicholas, the Saturday, May 30, Montclair Lists of honors won Passaic; Knights State College. and Kathleen Miller, third by North to Catholic University, St. McCabe, National Merit scho- son diocese CYO contest James Perone, St. Paul’s Pros- in the Martha essay Hazen Memorial against other prize Jersey Catholic schools Peter’s and National Merit lar partial Alan Competing for a structure of an au- high Cclanese; in the school division. pect Uark; Carol Ryerson, Contest high St. at Midland Park. high school clubs, with will be as received history thentic colonial house. published Scholarship; Frank Calabrese Mulquinn partial to George- Grammar John schools winners Joseph’s, Paterson; as Blessed Sacrament and St. projects centered around the and space allows on a con- partial to Stevens Institute town; Robert Smith First place awards in spe- partial announced by Leo P. Grossi, Lady of Rev. Our the Lake, next state theme. tinuing basis from week to of Cashill to Stevens Lucy's will compete in Tercentenary cific categories went to Ray- Technology: Robert Institute; Joseph Ryan, CYO director, were Sparta; Michael Giannetti, St. the Pope Pius won the first grand week. This is the beginning of to & Lee to "Melodies in Brass” com- mond Kupke, Sikora, Mary partial Washington Sockalosky grant College Gregory Aprile. St. Cecila's, Rockaway, and Anthony's, Gay petition by the prize with William Bode's scale the list. and Pro- of St. Thomas; Angelo Chira- sponsored Bono and Kathleen Miller, University, Rutgers Paterson, and Janice Kovalen- Petri St. Joseph’s, Mendham. model of the Because of the increase Woodsiders Drum and Bugle Dundee Canal Elizabeth Haberthauer and in vidence College; Daniel vallo grant to Catholic uni- chik, Passaic. Other district Holy Trinity, elementary Corps at Newark Schools and took first prize blue rib- state scholarships names of to versity; Donald Sta- a Mary Ryan and Ellen Christy partial Catholic Hobbs The were on winners were essays based Robert Stewart, bon. those winners not dium, June 7. Others compet- Yacomelli. will be pub- University and Fairfield Uni- grant to Iona; How- the text of the late President and Karen Kitchell, both Gregory St. ing Bode lished. include St. Rose of Lima’s was elected governor Linda Balimen versity. ard partial to St. Vincent’s; John F. placed sec- Kennedy's inaugural Joseph's, Butler; Ralph An- Imperial Lancers and St. Bren- for Passaic County for next ond Essex Catholic winners are; Also Edward full James Rebcnack grant to in structures while Lynn Delaney address. dreotta, Sacred Heart, Clifton; Clifton. ar. Angelo James De Tata, Vet- dan's, y» Duffy. Ralph Fa vale and Carol to Seton Hall; William Dun- Iona; Richard Rcinhai'dt Other district winners who Susan Kittell, St. Anthony’s, Morris Catholic took home eran’s Administration grant; can to St. Peter's, to Radwanski won third partial grant St. Thomas; Kevin Hawthorne; Patrick Quinn and place eight prizes John O'Lcary-Villanova, out of the 14 proj- prizes lona, William Faulhaber partial Prcndcrgast. National Merit St. Catherine Rivara both ects Have entered John Gallinot 200 Rutgers, Wake Forest full, to Montclair State; John Ford. Gerald Spear Youth Uniforms, Nearly exhibits were Scholar.ship; Rearing Joseph’s Newton; Robert was named state grant-in-aid for track; Andrew to Jerscyman entered in the fair. National Merit Scholar par- partial Rutgers. Lucid, St. Virgil’s, Morris Panel Will Bugle Paszkowski-Fairleigh Dickin- tial to Case Institute of Tech- Subjects Plains, and Carol Pontecorvo, CYO son, partial; Lawrence nology and Rensselaer; Poly- St. Vincent's, Madison. KEARNY The New Jer- Program Names TEANECK Rev. Leonard Rooney-lona, full tuition, Rut- technic Institute and St Bergen Drum J sey’s Boystown and gers, Jordick, St. Peter the Apos- partial; Richard Zario- Peter's; Francis Glasshauser Bugle all dressed Corps is up partial Miami University tle, River Edge, will partici- Parishes Get to of N.J. Golf Association grant Directors with Day no place to go, or almost Msgr. Heads pate on a panel of four clergy- Kiley Study Group no with only four parade place PARAMUS Rev. Edward men on the subject WASHINGTON - "Rearing CYO Banners Msgr. detailed and accurate In Religion Test appearances booked for the picture J llajduk, Bergen Youth of Good Will in a Plural- John J. archdiocesan County Kiley, cf the CYO as summer. it exists today, three- CM) director, announced the istic, Society” a JERSEY CITY Our CYO director, heads a one- during Lady and shed on areas of The light day institute based on that of Victories was awarded the 50-member group, com- following appointments of di- year self-examination program youth work which the CYO Monica Senior outfitted in brand for the theme at Dickinson first place banner in the first pletely new of the National CYO King Top rectors mx summer day Fairlcigh organiza- should enter,” Msgr. Frede- June 8-10. division at the annual Hudson uniforms, will march June 13 camps: University here, tions which began June 1. rick J. Stevenson, di- youth NEWARK Monica of Holoka. Mother Seton. CYO Night at the Elks Convention, Wild- King Beverly The fourth annual is County of Cham- The 10 commissions estab- Arthur Wal- project rector of the National Catholic Walsh Irv- Wyrkoff camp, wood; Archbishop High, took first followed in order hv sponsored by FDU with the co- at the CYO Center here parade ;n Montclair in lished lace., Park; Has- pions will investigate pro- Welfare Conference stated. Ridgefield the ington, won first in the Maria Yurasek, Academy of of the Bergen June 2. and Long Branch prize brotick operation morning grams and on na- Heights camp, Edward organization Preliminary of the senior division of the St. 4 findings Archdio- Aloysius, and Ellen Haven, County Chapter of the National Banners were presented to in the evening on July and Richards, Little tional, regional, diocesan and commissions Ferry; Ridge- and the study cesan Religion Examination. East Orange Catholic. the three take part in the firemen’s pa- Conference of Christians and top parishes in three parish levels. Priest, youth di- field camp, Simon O'Donough, will be up in Novem- Roberta Maurano, Immacu- brought In school com- Jews. d.visions, based on population, rade at Wharton Aug. 15. and elementary rectors outstanding ber at East Paterson: Lyndhurst lay- the biennial meeting of late Conception, Lodi, was run- petition, to for Doris Kocppel, St The institute is open par- participation in , CYO The corps is seeking a book- men in youth work will camp, Fred Laßocca, parti- the National Conference on with Karen Nutley; r.er-up Weinspach. look first ents, school administrators, activities. ing for the fifth sixth divi- Cecilia's, Englewood, Norwood Ennis, or cipate. Catholic Youth Work New camp, Larry in Immaculate Conception, Mont- Child, Oak Knoll. Summit, guidance counsellors, police, Second division' winner sion In was of the Holy Name Parade a second a study Orleans. Emerson, and Park Ridge phase, clair, third. placed second; community organization repre- Our Star of the Ba- Oct. 11 in Newark. For infor- will be conducted Dorothy Try- Michael Villano, Ora- Lady Sea, by the Final reports will be Junior class ct.mp, winners were nosky, St. Leo's, Irvington, was sentatives and interested in- yonne. St. took the mation call Father Egan, WY NCWC youth doil Anthony’s department. ntade at San Francisco next Kathleen Sneyers, Academy of third and Thomas Sicnkewicz, dividuals. third division award. 1-3770. “The reports will present a May. Registrations are ac- St. Aloysius; Kathleen O’Con- St. Ann's, Hoboken, fourth. being Lacordaire, cepted for the eight-week ses- nell, and Judithe Rosaries, missals and mira- Savonis, Patrick's sions that June 29. St. in that culous medals will bo awarded begin order. to the winners.

Sophomore winners were led ACADEMY OF by Marianne Barrett, Mt. St. SAINT EII7ABFTH Ehrhardt Picked SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR OIRLS Dominic Academy, with Nancy KouihM IMO Hohman, Immaculate PASSAIC Fully Amcdtrd Heart - William C F,hr- SISTERS OF CHARI IY Academy, and Elizabeth hradt. Ogor- Pope Pin? senior, Convent. Neu Jersey zaly, School of the Holy Child, is one of two high school JEtterson 9-1600 and second third. boys selected as New Jersey

representatives at the National IN THE freshman class. Youth Science Camp. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN 16-35 Graduation Schedule Serve God by Serving Others .

JUNE 4 THURSDAY, Hnpme O'Connor, valedictorian Jr. M. Foley president N J. liar As- lacrad Haarl. Elizabeth - 7 3h p.m sociation. speaker Norman Sturn. sal- at Sacred Heart Church. 67 graduates. utatonan; John Cook, valedictorian. Rev. Ambrose Clark. 0.5.8., St. Mary's SUNDAY, JUNE 7 Priory, apeaker. Ursula Rrhwari. aalu- Dalbarton School j p.m. at St tatnrian; James Carr, valedictorian. Joseph’s 5A gynwaslum. graduates Gov. Marylawn of tha Oranqtt 4 p.m. Richard J Hughes, apeaker Michael at school auditorium 50 graduates Ouerrlero. ralutatorlan; Kevin O'Neill, Roland \rchbUhop ir.id speak- valedictorian. presiding ing Barbara Shanahan, valedictorian. Bsnsdlctlna Idlralielh St. Jamas Academy, 8 i»_m. ** SL Jamea 46 4 at SI. Catherine's Church. p.m Hill- graduates Msgr Thomas M Reardon, side 114 graduates. Rev, Edwin J pastor, speaker Barbara Mnhalik. aal- Paulmenn. St. Catherine's. Hillside, utatnrlAfi; Lucille Menko. valedictorian. speaker Nancy Eichhorn. salutatorlani Our Lady of Good Counsol I p.m. Maiaaret Smith, valedictorian. •t Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. TUESDAY, JUNE » graduates, nev. 1/3 Aloysius R. Carney. School ol Hi* Child i Oak Knoll l St. John's Holy Baptist. Hillsdale, speaker. 5 p.m. at school auditorium. 40 Holv Union Family, City 8 m at graduates p Archbishop Boland presiding Hoiy Family Church. 7n graduates. Rc\ end speaking. P. Herbert Ulesky. St. Paul of the Cross, Sisters WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10 speaker. of Reparation Immaculato Conception, Lo

Ington Twsp. - I at school p.m. audi- graduates. Msgr. Thomas J. Glllhooly, Telephone: CHelsea 1 5540 torium. IS7 of graduate* Archbishop Bo- dean Paterson Seton Hall, speaker. land and presiding speaking Saiutatori- an BonnieRyan. : SI. Cecilia's, Kearny g at St You invited p.m. ';• THt art to enroll yourself or a loved Cecilia's Church, ioj graduates. Msgr. Joseph P. Tutte. archdlocesan superin- tendent o( FRANCISCAN schools, speaker. Nancy McNamara valedictorian. Lacordaire School_ 4 p.m, at campus. ® graduates. Rev. Sylvester Ahesrn. K 9 0.F.M., St. Bonaventure's Monastery. P Paterson, speaker. Morris Catholic t p.m. at school auditorium. 11l graduates. Bishop Navsgh presiding mid speaking Joan l>el Fattore salutatortan: John Lavery, valedictorian. Our Lady of leatherette bound certificate mailed the Valley I p m. al immediately Our Lady of the Valley Church 111 Rev graduates. Raymond T McKeon. CUSTOMARY OFFERING: St. Rose, Short Hills, speaker. in PERPETUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP $5.00 Holy . Trinity, Westfield - I pm, at . . school auditorium ion graduates Mary Keegan salutatortan: John Donohue, FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY UNION valedictorian. 135 WEST 31st NEW YORK The Oratory School 145 pm at STREET, 1, NEW YORK school auditorium 59 graduates Msgr. LOngacre 3-0077. If no call PE 6-2249 Edward Fleming, vice Seton BMaSWi answer, president Hall, speaker. Edward Knnopack aalu. tatorlan: John Allen, valedictorian Ml. 51. Dominic Academy. Caldwell school 4 p.m. at auditorium. 11 gradu ales Rev J Very William Outwayer. OP St Serve God the Benedictine . sub-prior. Mary's Priory. New Way Haven Conn., speaker.

Oueen of Peace Olrls' High _ g pm at Queen of Peace Church. 11l gradu- As Sister •ln. John F. A Msgr. Davis, STL... MBA.. Seton llall. vice president, • with speaker loving dedication SI. Dominic Academy, Jersey City • in the 1 St. p.m. Aedan's Church, lie gradu- family spirit ales Rev, John C. Bouton. St Aloysius, • or nursing Caldwell, speaker, l-orralne Rogalskl. by teaching salutatortan. Mary Hawryluk, vale- Yoon* woman U JO writ! to Stop tkletorlan. It. Michael's, Rev. Mother 0.5.8. Jersey City • p m. Prioress, at St. 114 Michael's Church. graduate* 851 North Broad Street Rev. Alesmider Sokoltch. Seton Hall, speaker. Elizabeth, New Jersey rMM& 11 “ J''* P •ChOol 117 graduates. Msgr Thomas (Telephone: EL (rounds.I. St. Jamea, 2-4278) Reardon. Newark, speak- er. Joseph DrlHuono. salutatorlan. Evelyn William, valedictorian. ,

- Academy el It. AleyaJvt 4 p.m. at St. Aloysius Church. 153 graduate*. John Cain. STL..M A . St. nv'* devote (*»*»' v*VAA..w Msgr. J. The Christian • o you to yourself to the % Bartholomew‘a. speaker. Mary Kuanr. aalutatoriani Ellen Etonian, n service of Christ In the vatedtetort- .( classroom. Brothers are oducators and leaders of tt Mary*!, Jersey City —a p m at St. Mary's Church. 11l graduates. A of Ireland North America. PaaaUMtat Father, speaker. William youth throughout For details write: Rev. Br. E. C. O'Connor, Your 21 Pryer Terrace, New Rochelle, N.Y. Wedding Reception a for at th* CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN present you CALDWELI, NEW JERSEY FREE 5-piece place setting Gr U/MU CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC of stainless Accredited imported flatware Fully Oflsrlng A.B. and B.S, JERSEY CITY Degrees with a $25 or more new account savings It colored with loving car*. or a increase in $25 a present savings account • lit BANQUET ROOMS To fully Founded In 1899 by the Sisters of Charity decorated HERE'S a wonderful to start a beauti- KEEP ADDING this flatware while TULIPTIME way lovely Imported flatware is an inter- PLUS INTEREST! All the time adc you're • lul table service for your home—FREE! All you add to your savings! With addi- national is DINNERS created to meetYOUR every gourmet’s delight-it designed ing to collection of Saint Elizabeth your of "Tulip Time" flal need* • Food • Generou* College have to do is tional of $lO cab Danish Elegant you open anew savings deposit or more you add by famous modernist Erik Neilsen ware, your money is for • making money you Portion! P.rUd Cocktaill account at any office of the First National another 5-piece place for the un- ... made of the finest Swedish setting stainless So while Convent Station, New you make your table more beaut Jersey Bank with of $25 Or add low • Ptrionalixtd ottontlon to a deposit or more. believably priceof only $2.50. You can steel.painstakingly handcrafted in Hol- ovory ful. your savings grow with interest. i dolalt. a $25 to your present FNB very soon build a complete table service of land skilled Dutch craftsmen. Stop deposit savings by What a at of the 11 any convenient FNB branche account. Thrifty way to set your tablel as many settingsas like. for table! Por you gracious setting your and start . tf QC Porton your flatware collection from today A|| ln

RAMSEY Sar- Lawrence history teacher at Don Bosco, By ED GRANT of tori, football whom have run 1:57.4 this Jim Wenthc and Larry Crim- coach at Don first came to the school in 1960 HIGHLAND PARK Few Bosco for the four year. mins of Bergen and Tony Ra- past years, and guided the Polish Ironmen Parochial Division will not at the helm this records was only two-tenths niszewski of Marist be to their first O'Leary to press winning season will be safe from the assault 4:23.5 in his fall. He is 5-4 over the record him. Despite those times, Has- taking a leave of with a mark. In 1962, when of New Jersey Catholic Track- NJCTC absence from coaching went victory, but it will be selberger settled for a duties, they undefeated, Conference split (7-0-1), athletes and some teammate according to Rev. Alfred So- the Greg Ryan who with Charlie Williams of St. Dons won the Tri-County independent stars in the 46th kol, 5.D.8., will try for that mark this Benedict’s in the NJCTC. athletic director. Catholic Conference title. Next annual NJSIAA track and field came weekend. Ryan set a two-mile JUMPS Ed Mulvihill of George Pfanncr, former a rebuilding year with June 6 at the mark of 9:37.1 head coach with St. the championships last Saturday. CBA figures to break his own Michael's, graduation of his Highland champion- Park High School There are 15 in this Union City, will take over as boys race high jump mark of 6-1, which ship team, and the Dons Field. who mentor of the have bettered 4:35, with he hit on the nose at the grid Dons. The dropped to 2-7. For the first time since the the chief Union school will field competitors being NJCTC meet before quitting City not Sartori was honored at the mid-40’s, the NJSIAA meet is Ed Myers a team this year. Pfanner will of Bishop Eustace for the day. Ed should also school's annual awards dinner being held at separate sites. threaten teach in the science with the pole vault record depart- two awards May 31 and But while the Parochial Divi- ment. of 12-7 1/27, hit 12-4 was called “Ironman for NJCTC having the sion was 20 Champions a lone exile years last Saturday, but Sartori, who will continue as Day.” may have 100-Foley. St. Aloytius 10.4 ago, it will be held this time 230—Cunningham, OLV 22.1 to yield to Gil Botvin of No- There were 20 Ironman with the I and 440Plumitead, OI.V 51.7 Groups II pub- tre Dame who has awards given to a»oBanathek, St. Paltr'i (NB) 1:54.7 (Trenton), Crusaders outstanding lic Eye school 0411*—O'LtJry, Elltx C*th. 4:33.7- championships dene 12-6 this season. The athletes. Those them 2-Mile—Ryan, Esiex Cath. 9:37.1* receiving while 111 and the Group IV 120HH—Williams, 14.4* broad is wide included: St. Benedict'! jump open un- Third Crown athletes 180LH—Haieelberger, DePeul 19.7- disport at Woodman less and John Tom BJ—Schumacher, Eeeex Ceth. 30-1'« Newbcrgcr competes Bastck, May, John Field, Montclair. JERSEY HJ—Mulvihill, CBA 4-1- he could break the record of CITY St. Paul Kozma, Wolfe, Robert PV—Mulvihill, CBA 13-4* Terry Bergen Catholic, which sew- 21-9 1/4. of the Cross will be after its Holder, SP—Kenach, Roselle Cath. 54-7 Joseph Carlton, James ed up the Twin-Boro DT—Sumlnskl. Essex Cath. 140 I third straight title Relays Weights These are the in the 53rd Herman, John Ed JT—Cermano, CBA - 140-tVs McKeon, and County MR—Roselle annual Hudson Bergen champion- Cath. 3:31 I toughest records in the meet, County Holy McMurrer, Joe Nezi, Bob Mi- 2MR—Essex Cath. 4:09 ships last and Essex aside from Name Federation track cham- Frank week, -New records the sprints, but chalowski, Schaefer, Jo- Catholic, which won its first June 7 at Bob Higgins and Tom Obrotka pionships Pershing seph Doyle, Dave Hurley, NJCTC title at Field. Englewood, of Bergen Catholic could bust John Mahoney, John McGre- (4:25), Don Rowe of CBA will be the top contenders for the The Crusaders, who have shot put mark of 57-5 3/4. gor, Joseph Nieradka, Dennis team (4:26.2), Bob Foran of St. with Christian Higgins won this meet over 40 times Hogan, Louis honors, won (lie title Allamandola and Luke's Ken Perry of Bergen Brothers as the dark horse (4:27.1), at 56-7 all told, have and has been over that already won the Richard Porwall. Pope Pius (4:28.6) and Tim figure World North in dual meets. The dis- Series Jersey Elementary SPRINTS—These Sheehan of CBA (9:40.1 the arc among in School cus finds John Suminski, Catholic Conference the safest two-mile NEW marks, as no one behind Ryan). YORK NJCTC winner, and Obrotka cross-country and outdoor ti- seems likely to hit the 9.8- HURDLES There is no 10 feet short of tles, as well as the Hudson Dining At Its Best 21.3 Roger Ra- double of Essex’ Gerry Pirates doubt that these records of decki’s 1963 while (24-3) Head for Final County CYO indoor champion- Bob Tests Krumeich two record, years ago. Bill and under 15.6 20.0 will fall before Germane of CBA would have ships the of Madden NEWARK The Pirates John Sielski tutelage GILHULY'S of Bergen Catholic is however took care at Jess Hasselberger of DePaul, to go feet Waraksa, shortstop, la- Tom Fallon, one of their for- the 20 beyond his from Seton Hall double defender and. off University of one timely hit in the who 14.5 belled a timely hitter and fine mer stars. RESTAURANT and BAR ran and 19.7 at the NJCTC mark to break the have made their play- his county double 10.1 ja- last course offs, a double of and NJCTC with the bases glove and Bill at There . (Est. 1893) meet, with man Lennon are _ „ . particularly velin mark of 202-9. / 15 teams en- change and set sail for the loaded. Delicious Luncheons and 22.5 seems ready to repeat. Dan Waraksa and Dick first Dinners round out the in- tered in the meet, which is served In NCAA baseball World Series tight Homelike Atmosphere Terry Cunningham of Our Wieczezak carried tie- CLOSED SUNDAYS. the field. Sophomore Ron But- dedicated this Alr-Cond. at 8-12. year to New Convenient to NYAC Omaha, Neb., June Coliseum It theaters Lady of the ran 22.1 Meet breaking runs across in Valley the fi- kiewicz takes over at first Choice Wines and Coach Ownie Carroll’s Jersey's tercentenary. All Liquors, Musak. the NJCTC but ag- nal tilt with Ithaca. taking furlong, when his left-handed is medal winners in the dashes SPECIAL FACILITIES FOE gregation hitting he had successfully swept PRIVATE PARTIES competition from cen- Coach Carroll, whose considered will be the teams an advantage. presented with plaques ACCOMMODATING IS to SO tury winner through playoff reefs at Ken of St Germanns, have rn Eighth Ave. at 44th Foley Hennessey Compete won 70G> of their games having the St. Princeton University Another sophomore, outfield- tercentenary as while Madden was by dump- 17 NEW YORK CITY Aloysius, over years, feels that Dick their theme. NEW YORK - The Ger- weekend and will ing La Salle and pitch- er Wieczezak has been home run Ithaca, re- leading two teammates. probably ers’ control and mann twins and Kevin Hen- infield skill one of the on against his twin in the mile. by 8-3 scores June surprise big guns Middle Distances The 410 spectively, have been the will have backbone of the the Pirates’ nessey one of their The 29 and 30. squad and coach shapes as one of the IC4-A meet was up day’s last disap- campaign. Bill Watson rounds tuneups before the NCAA While Carroll feels pretty secure best pointing for the other improving their best races, with Bill Jordan North out the top of the FORDHAM championships when they run record of all time hurling about the future with a fielder of St. Cecilia’s Jerseyans for their to 24-3, the (Englewood) competing staff and would in the annual New York A.C. Pirates probably sport like him coming back for fresh strung together 12 a from his 48.8 at the respective colleges. A1 Adams a healthier record outdoor than his 3-0 few games June 6 at Tra- of villanova straight victories. Fal- seasons. Bergen meet, while Tom New- failed to Larry if it Island. qualify were not for situaUons But the Pirates’ vers in the Bob con upped his pitching mark to mentor University berger of St. Peter’s, New 880, GUvcy of Bos- for calling wants George Germann will 9-1 pinch hitters. to finish this one first. be fa- ton with the victory over La SUMMER Brunswick, is well rested aft- College made the final of SESSION 1964 vored in the invitation mile while it the 440, but Salle was Bill Matusz er skipping the NJCTC meet. placed sixth, while after his CHRISTIAN run third place finish Tim who took the laurels MARRIAGE The latter race was taken Harrington of St. John’s against by at the IC4-A meet May 30 at landed Ithaca and made his AND Ron Plumstead of Our Lady in the same spot in the season INSTITUTE WORKSHOP Villanova. He ran his best record, 8-1. of the pole • IHE MODERN Valley in 51.7. The rec- vault, clearing 14-6. AIR CONDITIONED June 22 to June 25 thru ever mile of 4:07.3 in that (Monday Thursday) ord here is 50.1. Time: 7:00 M.- Dave THE LAST time I IJ PM. PUc*: Air meet, but was beaten by Dave Hyland, former NJCTC Seton Hall Condition*! Campus P M Ccnl,r Ballroom Phil Banashek was and of St. Peter’s of Brown and cross-country added in contention for NCAA (workshop) Farley Tommy champs, rooms 234-235-236 KNOTT HOTEL seems to break last four to honors in 1949 when the robert a ready Sullivan of Villanova. points Villanova’s win- was treat The Christian Marriage Institute and will be year’s 880 mark of ning total when Pirates went down Workshop given 1:56.7, Hennessey sixth in he grabbed a in the play- by placed Very Rev. Monsignor George A. Kelly, wtiich he hit ou the nose the second in the offs. This is their first time Ph.D., well-known at the 880 at Villanova, running steeplechase. in R Invites scholar reservations and lecturer. your author, This institute is to adult NJCTC meet. Mahle ot Earl Horner of the World Series. open Gerry 1:52.1, while Herb Camden, was men Germann and women of ail faiths. showod he back in one of the stars John • Bergen was was unable to compete due to for the Wild- Monteleone, captain COMMUNION BREAKFASTS The form with a the cats with and third • following four topics will be discussed: 1:59.6 at Ber- a six-stitch elbow wound, suf- a second in the 100 baseman, who com- ORDINATION DINNERS Monday ger but the real threat and a 20.9 bines with Jack June In fered in in the at sec- • WEDDING 22-Current Problems Christian Marriase meet, a minor ac- victory 220. Tracy RECEPTIONS campus June 23—Basic CathoUc Family will come from Essex 1 Jack ond to head the Infield Values cident. tight • Wednesday June 24—Birth and CONVENTIONS, SEMINARS and Control Catholics Thursday Juno and Tom both Herb defense, his at 23—Public Policy and Moral Law ior O’Leary Hayes, will be ready this Florio kept up power SALES MEETING Marriage Athlete Fee: $20.00 Top the plate home (non-credit). RcsLstraUon: June 22. belting runs in 12 Function Room. Place: - Top Capacity Campus Center Time: 6:00-7:00 P. M. WEST in On. Room 1250 NEW YORK - Tony each of the two playoff games. Scholastic Baseball For information write STANIEY i AKUS. Monog.r Florio football and basebail ALBERT W STENDER, Pc.id.nl DEAN, Eordham SUMMER 50 PARK University, SESSION star, has been NEWARK - named the top PLACE, MARKET 2-1000 •rons. New York 10456 all for CHILDREN Telephone FO 7-5400, Ist. 222-111 around athlete at St. Jo- School. Gray Bees, Bishops, Saints seph’s High He also for RELIGIOUS took the top baseball player award at the annual athletic for OF EVERYONE Authorized New Car Dealers Face Key Tourney Battles awards dinner, recently. UNION COUNTY Other awards went to Frank CATHOLIC Sales - Service NEWARK The way the Bosco Tech its first setback Connors, basketball; Gary are BOOKS pieces falling into place in after 18 victories Macejka, football, and Bill to earn the 57 Hiltey St, Herat the Greater Newark Tourna- right to meet St. Mary’s, Jer- Romand, swimming. FOR THE OVER ment, it would remind you of BEST DEALS IN sey City for the Parochial B AUTOMOBILES TV a repeat or at least anew championship. 150 ONLY GAYLIN version of an old BERGEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL USED plot. In Parochial C Our Because division. ROTCHFORD the way St. Bene- NEW JERSEY PONTIAC CARS Lady of the Lako ORADEU, OFFERS dict’s Lake, YOU THE LOWEST Prep was moving stead- 433 Mohawk, edged Archbishop North Ave., Westfield, N.J. ily upward through the quar- PRICES ON Walsh, 4-3 in their semifinal SUMMER SESSION FOR BOYS USED CARS terfinals in one division and Tel: 232-3700 game. NEW Montclair in the other, the fr*m J. PLUS odds them EDMUND ROTCHFORD, Pres. BUICKS against meeting for THE PATERSON Catholic the second in JULY 24 to JULY 31 & 100% straight year the Conference reached Parts and Labor a point A FINE SELECTION final have consider- OF WESTFIELD OPELS dropped over the weekend where St. SUBJECTS OFFERED Guarantee at No Cost to You ably. made/sure of TRADED USED CARS Bonaventure’s a Math. The Bees sched- Advanced General Science Gray were share of the (12 Yr.) Of All crown by down- Mokes Pontiac 3rd In New I, II Car Sales uled to take on Livingston at Algebra Geometry GAYLIN BUICK MU 8-9100 ing St. Mary’s for a 6-1 loop Martens East Or- American Latin II THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR Stadium, mark while Don Bosco Tech History I, ange, June 4 in asemifinal bat- its alive Biology kept hopes with a vic- Physics CLOSQ) WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 2140 MORRIS AVE., UNION tle for the right to meet the II tory over St. Joseph’s. The Chemistry Spanish I, winner of the Montclair-Union I Dons are 5-2. Both top teams English to IV World History semifinal, which is set for had a to and of French II game go I, WHERE THE ACTION Monday. If the IS! course Bonnies lose and June Coach Joe Kasbergcr goes Registration: 22-23 9 A.M. to 12 Noon the Dons win, the crown will into the semifinal tilt with be Information Call SPECIAL! a shared. Otherwise it For CO 1-1844 23-3 record that this hoping will rest in St. Bon's club- APPROVED BYTHB N. J. STATE DIPT. 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ney round of four will mean OLDSMOBILE St. Joseph's, West New York, INCLUDING THf a toward the first GNT *1595 step FOLLOWING EQUIP. remained in contention for the crown for his Bees. Gray North Hudson title which bat- t' HEATER / DEFROSTERS / PADDED DASH t VISORS /ARM RESTS IT WAS tle was destined Montclair which de- to go )/ DIRECTIONAL right SETON HALL UNIVERSITY SIGNALS / PERM OIL FILTER /WINDOW WASHER down to the prived St. Benedict's of the wire. ONLY DIRECT title last Coach Kas Morris FACTORY GOOD year. Catholic and Bayley- SELECTION GUARANTEED USED CARS Ellard TOWN berger was set to go with ace brought their battle for "Thi Ciurczak the physical fitness of American silicon tmjst be Tony (10-1) on the Big Eight Conference lau- every our constant OLDS DEALER in the STATE concern. The MURPHY BROS. mound. rels need for Increased to the MOTOR SALES . Ciurczak, who also to anew peak when the attention phyiicol fltnesi of NEW and USED CARS bats cleanup and Ralph Lllore Crusaders the Bish- our youth Is clearly established. In answering this look 501 NO. snapped challenge, we BROAD ST.. ELIZABETH • El 5.5600 lead the offensive op’s to schools HU 6-5555 punch. six-game winning streak our as tho decisive force in a renewed natlnal effort to Elizabeth’s Ciurczak is 27. 400 E. ST. Only Authorized Dealer hovering around May After the weekend’s strengthen the physical fitness of youth." GEORGES AVE. LINDEN, N.J. .375 while Lllore Is the CHRYSLER • banging play, pair were rubbing IMPERIAL • PLYMOUTH • VALIANT • SIMCA shoulders JOHN f. KENNEDY away at a .460 clip, for 26 on the top step of the games. loop with 6-3 records, with UNION In State tourney play. St. a game each left scheduled. ONE OF THE COUNTY’S LARGEST VOLUME FORD DEALER "As former school CHEVROLET BIG o teacher, understand the physical education Cecilia's of Englewood sur- De I prob- 5 Paul, which has more lems wo face of in the educational prised Don Bosco in Parochial ... great importance process Is games to play in the 8 was Big the A need for sound physical In nation's play, June 29 with a 6-4 de- still in a position to challenge. activity our schools. Only In this cision. The Saints woy con wo be assured thot America's future were set to St. Luke’s, after a miserable today's youth will go Seton Hall in start in the be vigorous, creative, ond participating citisens." against Prep season wound up the North final. as Jersey acting spoiler for more LYNDON B. Baylcy-Ellard handed Don ' than one team. JOHNSON

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Sylvester Feeley, C.SS.R., for- SPEND A WEEKEND WITH 000 of merly Jersey City, has been For: MEN, WOMEN, named vice Charitable provincial super- Christians ior of the Redemptorists in HUSBAND and WIFE Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Conducted by the monks of it is, it is Wherever the “re- and Dominican Saint Paul's Abbey mote, inaccessible Republic. mountains Father and for the Feeley, whose par- Please make reservations early it is but a mud hut with Society Propagation ents still live Write for Information to 18 beds.” in a Jersey City, DIRECTOR So writes medical OF RETREATS of the Faith was ordained in 1948 and has Queen of House missionary, explaining that the Peace'Retreat spent his life St. Paul's Abbey, Newton, N.J. doctor Archdiocese of Newark: priestly in Puer- only is 36 miles away to Rico. and comes to us once a week.” Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D. The mission must pay for and Very Rev. Msgr. John F. Davis 31 support everything. The gov- Mulberry St., Newark 2, N.J. Phone 623-8308.

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and the natives are too poor Diocese of Paterson: STONY LODGE HOSPITAL to help. Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis “We are fighting two outside 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson 1, N.J. Phone ARmory 4-0400 NEW YORK forces, witchcraft and medi- OSSINING-ON-HUDSON, Hours: 9 a.m. 5 Dajly, to p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. cine and the men, Commun- Donations to the for the the ists Society Propagation of A Private Psychiatric who have tried to scare Hospital, completely Faith are income tax deductible. us away. equipped for Diagnosis and Treatment “With our limited supplies of Mental and Nervous Conditions. we can do little but Christian.” Send offer- practice your of the Congolese and nearby the rudimentary medicine, but ings to Society for the Pro- nations. and Sacramants Available even an aspirin tablet or a pagation of the Faith. •hot of penicillin seems like His Prayers Give Leo J. Palmer, M.D. to ’ CARMELITE CENTENNIAL - The 100th of magic people who are used ‘Africa or Death anniversary the Carmelite of Charles province the Most A. Bright, M.D. Associate Directort no Pure Heart of to care. We are convinced Thanks From Bolivia Mary was celebrated 27 at St. May Cecilia's, Englewood. In processional, that Christian Is Their Motto left to Rev. only charity will “One right, are Timothy E. Moore, O.Carm., pastor of St. big Godsend this John's, Leonia; Very Rev. reach these to Brendan people, and In a down town church in Gilmore, O.Carm., provincial; Rev. Bernard year,” writes Rev. Lickteig, of make Joseph O.Carm., pastor St. Telephone 914 Wilson 1-7400 that practice concrete Cecilia's; Rev. Dermont Verona, Italy, a Negro Arch- Blattner from Bolivia, J. O.Carm., of Mt. LaPaz, Flanagan, Carmel, Msgr. Vincent P. we are dependent on Tenafly; you bishop, Most Rev. Robert C. “has been the arrival Coburn, officialia; Boland and of four Archbishop Msgr. A. Brochure charitable Christians.” Joseph Smolen, pastor of St! on Request presented the Sisters Dosseh-Anyron, of St. Mary from St. Adalbert's, Elizabeth. 2 The Society for the Propa- Crucifix to 30 Verona Fathers Louis. gation of the Faith maintains for mission leaving posts in They are in charge of more than 10,000 Africa. Some To Ordain hospitals and of these mission- St. Elizabeth’s ffospital located Father Mason ALBERT ■dispensaries the mis- aries were to his dio- H. HOPPER, Inc. through assigned in the heart of La Paz, a 40- WASHINGTON, D.C. - Rev. the but as that letter indi- cese in Togo. bed DomTnican House of Stu- sions, hospital for the poor of tho MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS Carl L. Mason, cates, In his sermon 0.P., of Jersey dies here. many of them are un- the Arch- city. iSSk -“ - -derstaffed City will be ordained June 11 On June v BUY and “When I was a 14, Father Mason DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER ill-equipped. bishop said, in the Assisting hospital at St. Dominic’s Church hero This is a student in Rome we will celebrate his first Solemn most important part used to clinic is a Sister-nurse, a full by Russell of the Bishop J. McVinney Mass at Sacred Heart apostolate only too read the life of Bishop Cotn- Church. UP time Bolivian nurse and a Pa- of SAVE TO 30% Providence, R.I. Deacon often a missionary must cure boni in the refectory. The story and subdeacon will pal Volunteer muse. Four doc- Father Mason resides at 283 be Reasons why Albert H. Hopper It the tersest the before he can reach of the founder of the Verona Very Rev. Edward J. Bro- body tors and two dentists donato aft****? manufacturer ef Memorials In New the soul. Fathers made tremendous Stegman Parkway, Jersey die, and Rev. A. Igna- Jersey a three hours 0.P., each week. Their We on customers a here tius pass to our as work progresses. " impression on me. of Sacred savins of by selllnp have Prove yourself a Especially Cataudo, 0.P., up to 30% > We at our a “charitable time, coupled with generous 18? plant large Heart. Rev. J. direct to the purchaser. •tock of was I by his motto Arthur O’Brien raw material, enabling impressed assistance from the U.S., All work Is done by local stone- us to complete your keep of St. Catherine choice on ‘Africa or death.' of Siena, New cutters A carvers here at our short notice. the a hospital from being tt plant, Immediate York, will preach. atsurlnp you ef » From the raw granite to the set- “I think it was an inspiration cause.” delivery.. ttng of the completed monument, “hopeless Father to Visit from God to me to ask the Mason will be as- 9 Yeu can Inspect the memorial wo personally handle. Bishop “We wish to thank you," signed De- followers of Bishop Comboni to St. Dominic’s, writes Father Blattner, "for for the 329-341 RIDGE NORTH Christi to work in diocese. To troit, summer and ROAD, ARLINGTON Corpus my kind your and Crost generous inter- then will return here to Oppotlt. Holy C.m.l.ry them I wish to say: All our com- yyy 1*2266 in Bishop Stanton will make est our work here, and we plete people are for and theological studies. waiting you ask an appeal for the you to remember us in Society you will be received with great for the Propagation of the your prayers. Be assured of joy, a joy shared by all the Faith June our prayers for our benefac- 7 at Corpus people in Togo.” tors.” - Christl, Hasbrouck Heights, As The newly-ordained mission- Long Msgr. Robert G. Fitzpat- aries In Time go forth to save souls, of Need rick, pastor. Close but they also face the hostility Budget As You Live The Bishop thanks Msgr. of the Church’s Consult enemies; they Needs Your Catholic Funeral Director Fitzpatrick and the other Padding contend with will receive a geographical DEPENDABLE pastors of the and archdiocese must start Near the docks problems; they par- of Nagoya, GOOD INCOME if Whose for careful and service is in accord with making these ymj invent your sav appeals ishes in the wilderness and the the third in Japan, lot* understanding largest city in our possible. slums of the traditions great cities. They a church is going the S.V.D. ANNUITY Mother Church up PLAN. of Holy need first in the your prayers and your area. The district You also share In Ihe alms. is Mina-to-Ku, and the Augus- freat work of the Missions FATHER MASON and in tinian Fathers in have help educatinf charge priests and Brethren for The Life of Africa named the church St City. He attended Sacred Ihe Missions. PETER J. QUINN McLaughlin journal sq. • Certain tax Monica’s. Less than five Heart Grammar School, advantages. St. • A tasting Memorial anc* BERGEN COUNTY Funeral Director FUNERAL HOME Is University's Work months after his Peter's and Providence remembrances in many appointment Prep Masses 320 BELLEVILLE 625 INTO and prayers. AVENUP Pavonia Ave. as superior, for FOR Lovanium University, the Rev. Thomas Pur- College. His studies the WRITE FREE INFORMATION N. J. N.J. cell into EDWARD BLOOMFIELD, Jersey City, THE only pontifical Catholic uni- gathered a temporary priesthood were made at St. SOCIETY OF F. KUGLER 8-1260 J. A. versity chapel than 100 Cath- Pilgrim McLaughlin in all Africa, opened more Joseph's Novitiate, Somerset. THE DIVINE WORD Community Home olics. the Dominican & WORLD its doors in 1954 to 33 students. Ohio, House of Funerals GORNY & GORNY Manager i*r< Dept. PA For When Annuity GIRARD, 659-5466 it celebrated its an- Dover, Mass., 10th Bishop Peter Matsuoki ap- Philosophy, and 31 1 FIFTH ST. MORTUARY BIND UP THE WOUNOS niversary in its en- proved the of the EARL F. BOSWORTH February site new SADDLE BROOK. N.J. 399 HOOVER AVE. rollment INSTILL was 1,087, coming structure, an octagonal three- 311 WILLOW AVENUE HOPE Business Phone 773-6500 BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 16 THE from African nations and story building a PROBLEMS OF housing chapel FATHER JOSEPH Residence HOBOKEN, N. J. BRING PEACE Phone 777-0869 Pilgrim 3-8400 12 overseas countries. on the first floor, parish facili- FATHER JOSEPH Oldfield 9-1455 KUNDUKULAM Is our parish priest in Not long the Ford Foun- ties and on FLOOD FUNERAL ago dining quarters OLARIKKARA, southern INDIA. He is to be TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE HOME FOREIGN a priest pitied .. • Oldfield 9-1456 & DOMESTIC dation extended second a grant of floor, and priest’s liv- Andrew W. Last year the cocoa-leaf roof on his MAYWOOD - BOGOTA Flood, Mgr. LAY APOSTOLATE $330,000 to Lovanium St BUNNEU FUNERAL HOME for the ing quarters on top. church blew in storm. 112 So. little away a LITTLE FERRY Munn Ave. of research on 41 M«n A Womtn . expansion Con- The property cost $22,000, The altar and statues need East Highland Ave. . A . MARRIED still pro- HUbbard 7-3050 N. J. golese development Orange, •INOl,» IT through so programs. and the building will call for tection from the weather . Now. N. J. . . ORange 4-4445 Jersey City, These funds will enable the $50,000 Will in addition. Father Joseph doesn't JOHN J. FEENEY & SONS Charles A. Stevens WRITE TO. more. you help MArket 2-2530 Institute of Social and Eco- this project? At the last have safe do his NEWARK LIAISON, SI min- a place to sleep or CLINTON ST. 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE Manager nomic Research to its ute p NEWARK I, NEW intensify Father Purcell expccti work. The hut which serves as his HUELSENBECK DElaware ! JERSEY N. J. 3-6446 studies of the rural there RIDGEWOOD, ROOM 441 T - 4M-440T economy, will be many extras be- rectory, unhealthy and decrepld, will MEMORIAL HOME Gilbert 4-7650 LAWRENCE commercial patterns and re- the G. QUINN cause furnishings are run- not outlast many more weeks of rain 1108 So. Orange Ave. well FUNERAL HOME gional problems, as as ning on an extremely “close . . . Father Joseph insists that he ST. GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME Newark N. J. JOSEPH'S VILLA business 6, management and pro- budget.” must first put a roof on his church 298 ACADEMY ST. ■LAIRSOEN. PEAPACK, N. J. vincial 335 UNION STREET Karl W. Huelsenbeck and municipal govern- ($850) before he builds Ouoot House for Women ind a rectory. (at Bergen Tbt Holy Ptlbtr't Million Aid N.J. Director Square) ment. “God’s house comes before my HACKENSACK, ArUatlo rrench JERSEY N. Chtutu oI breith- African CITY, J. »WoE Sister lot ibt OritMul Church hut- HUbbard 7-1010 ESsex 2-1600 twenty When dedicated house," he . . . The present la tho Somerset HUlt. religious ed- says SW 8-8114 Ultra modern facMtlee. Healthful is miles from the three parish church, which means that cllmata. Excellent ucation is augmented by stud- rectory meals. Open year HUNT FUNERAL HOME CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE round to In Latin Father wastes each back and RIEMAN Convalescents. VacaUonlata ies in local problems, there is Mission Joseph precious hours day trudging FUNERAL HOME and Permanent Guests. 1601 PALISADE AVE. 77 PARK STREET limit the forth. With 2,400 parishioners to care for, he is slowly wearing 1914 NEW YORK no to - “♦Uoata from September to June amount of good BRAZIL (NC) South AVENUE FORT J. N. J. except the that out ...A rectory near the church (with in which to LEE, N. MONTCLAIR, Thankiflvln*. Chrlttmat can be accomplished. Sup- some rooms UNION N. and America has welcomed CITY, J. New Years Weekends. Daya teach the catechism) be built JAMES 4-0005 port of this Catholic can for $3,200. Like the church A. HUNT Pilgrim Ud Eveataca of Recollection. university the first UNIon 7-6767 1 Directed by Central Afri- roof the makes memorial the Sittera of St. John should be the ($850), rectory a practical for parenta Director The object ef all of GEORGE Bepttet. PE AOU4 ■ HU. can to serve a AHR A SON epoch as missionary loved Will . be or a one. help? .. Father Joseph will grate- LEBER FUNERAL those interested in the welfare you Windsor 4-1202 HOME on another continent. Sister 700 ful for gift, even $l. Please help him. NYE AVENUE any 20th ST. & HUDSON of the BLVD. Theresa, Daughters of J. J. DIFFILY IRVINGTON, N. THOMAS UNION N. J. and from CITY, Joseph Mary, Ngozi, ESsex 3-1020 41 AMES AVENUE Burundi, arrived in Brazil last “NOT BY BREAD ALONE ." UNIon 3-1100 DOLLY MOUNT . . December RUTHERFORD, N. J. REZEM FUNERAL HOME to a begin training POPE PAUL said recently that economic aid the and to poor WEbster Sinct course in 9-0098 579 1955 Portuguese language needy overseas is not enough. Wa must also provide spiritual Grove Street and customs to MORRIS COUNTY preparatory assistance, the Holy Father said .. Members of this Association Irvington, N. J. . HENNESSEY opening a mission at Macau. home give this assistance, of when they help build ESsex 2-8700 A in ■ beautiful spiritual course, FUNERAL HOME nursing setting. Three others Sisters, non- and schools, and train native priests and Sisters facilities with homelike chapels . . . 232 KIPP STANTON FUNERAL SCANLAN Complete atmos- Africans are AVENUE HOME accompanying Like to be a member? For an individual like the dues you are FUNERAL HOMES phere. her. N. 661 AVENUE only $1 per year, $2O for life. .For family, $5 $lOO HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, J. FRANKLIN your per year, 781 Newark for life. ATlas 8-1362 N. J. Pompton Tpk. Devoted Personalized NUTLEY, nursing service. N. J. Cursillo in NOrth 7-3131 Pompton Plains, Licensed State of New Moderate Angola by Jersey. TE 5-4156 Rates. LUANDA, CODEY'S FUNERAL Angola (NC) SINGLE WOMAN SERVICE $H 2-6433 The Cursillo movement to pro- ESSEX COUNTY 69 HIGH STREET WHAT CAN A SINGLE WOMAN DO to help the missions?— mote short in Christi- courses N. J. 20 Road In five years the “MISS” (Mary Immaculate's Sponsors of Semi- ORANGE, Valley anity is opening a central of- narians) in Buffalo, N.Y., has 4-7554 PASSAIC COUNTY fice group sponsored 17 seminarians ORange Tel. LA 5-7677 here with a priest-direc- KIERNAN N. J. and built mission churches In and . . For FUNERAL HOME Clifton, INDIA SYRIA . more tor and a lay president in 101 JOHN J. QUINN Information, write: Misses Patricia and Nan Halllgan, 1070 UNION AVENUE charge. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME Parkalde Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. BELLEVILLE, N. J. FUNERAL HOME 171 WASHINGTON PLACE PARK 9-3503 323-329 AVENUE PLymouth PASSAIC, N. J. ORANGE, N. J. “MICKLE” MAKES A “MUCKLE” PRescott 7-0141 Students to FRANK McGEE ORange 3-6348 Become MANY A “MICKLE” makes “muckle," Help Priests a the Scotch say, 525 SUMMER AVENUE SCANLAN amounts meaning amall add up. Your $1 a month (when FUNERAL HOME you NEWARK, N. J. MAINTAIN give) and a prayer-a-day do wonders $l.OO WILL A STUDENT FOR ONE DAY ean for a missionary. Why HUmboldt 2-2222 HUDSON COUNTY E. 28th St. & 12th Ave. * not Join one (or more) of these MISSION CLUBS? WILL YOU HELP HIM ALONG? (1 Block North of B'way) DAMIEN LEPER CLUB..., MURRAY Q looks after lepers Paterson □ ORPHAN'S BREAD. FUNERAL SERVICE HOWARD J, BRENNAN cares for orphans SH 2-6433 □ PALACE OF GOLD.,,, helps the aged MICHAEL J. MURRAY. 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. In our Divine Word Seminaries □ THE BASILIANS OORNY ft In Indio, Philippine* ...supports mission schools Director WEST NEW YORK, N. J, GORNY □ MONICA GUILD furnishes chapels 206 UNIon MORTUARY and Japan, we have a number of student* BELLEVILLE AVENUE 7-0373 preparing □ CHRYSOSTOMS educates native priests 519 MARSHALL BLOOMFIELD, NJ. STREET MARY'S BANK. for the priesthood, MANY ARE VERY POOR and need □ trains native Sisters PI 3-2527 WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. PATERSON, N. J. 2200 financial help to continue their studies. HUDSON BLVD. MUlberry 4-5400 FUNERAL HOME UNION N. J. AFTER YOU'RE GONE YOD CAN MURPHY CITY, CONTINUE TO HELP GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME s*. TIAR OFF— THE MISSIONS. JUST MENTION THE CATHOLIC NEAR DIRECTORS WILLIAM SCHLEMM, PUCE EAST WELFARE 154 WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION IN YOUR WILL. GRACE MURPHY MANAGER If N. Dear Fathers PASSAIC, J. WILLIAM T. NEELY UNIon 7-1000 PRescott 9-3183 . 301 ROSEVILLE Enclosed find for AVENUE WILLIAM INC $ sponsoring e student Dear Monslgnor Ryan: SCHLEMM, N. J. QUINUN FUNERAL Enclose NEWARK, 539 HOME to the please find ...for BERGEN AVE. priesthood for _____ 27-29 days. 3-2600 HARDING HUmboldt JERSEY AVENUE * CITY, N. J. Nam# CLIFTON, N. J. KAMI Imm if J. (f A JOHN CARTY, GORNY OORNY PRescott 7-3002 Street AIWWM • MORTUARY MANAGER • • 303 MAIN STREET HEnderton 4-0411 Clff - inua .TAT. City... Zone State EAST UNION ORANGE, N. J. McLaughlin downtown COUNTY

ORange 2-2414 FUNERAL HOME MAIL TO 591 Jersey Ave. GORNY ft OORNY L V. MULLIN ft SON N.J. &12ear&$t(ni$$ion$j2) * Jersey City, MORTUARY 976 BROAD STREET J. A. REV. FATHER RALPH, navi. dir. . FRANCIS CARDINAL SPILLMAN, President 1 McLaughlin, Jr. 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Ms«r. Joseph T. *yo«. Natl t—'y 1 Manager ELIZABETH, N. j. S.V.D. Catholic Universities MArket 3-0660 *#ad all J 653-2266 Elizabeth 2-1415 HELP HIM TO REACH HIS GOAL cammaalcotloas tat 316 N. CHICAGO 1 CATHOUC MICHIGAN NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION For >M Modltea Ave. 42ad St. listing In et New Yat*. N. Y. 10017 I thU section call The Advocate, MArket 44)700 Damiano Archbishop June 4, 1964 THE ADVOCATE 15 To Receive Award Pray for Them CAMDEN Archbishop Cel- estine J. Damiano of Camden will receive a special award from the Jewish community of Mission Preacher Served Here South Jersey at the Cherry Hill Inn June 11. SCRANTON ReV. offered Agatho 25. The award is May thony Franchino of St. Mar- being pre- Dukin, who C.P., 57, was sta- Sister Catherine Dominica sented garet's, died jointly by three Jewish tioned Morristown, at St. Michael’s Mon- born May was in St. Paul, Minn., 31. groups in recognition of the astery, Union for dec- City, a and entered the Dominican enunciation Archbishop's and died ade, May 25 at Sisters of In prayers also promulgation Mercy Newburgh in 1918. your rctn of the concept of Hospital here after a brief ill- In addition her to her New these, your deceased brotherhood in his role as Jersey ness. A Solemn Requiem she taught in and assignments, priests-. president publisher of the Mass offered was May 29 at North Carolina and New York Catholic Star Herald, diocesan St. Ann’s and Meivarh... Monastery. was novice mistress at the newspaper. Father Dukin was born in novitiate here. Rev. Aloysius J. Meritx, Scranton and attended St. Surviving are three sisters, June 5, 1953 Writes Thomas Missionary High School, St. Ce- Sister M. Gregory, 0.P., of Rev. Andrew L. Weldon, 0. cilia’s New Of Academy and St. Thom- Orleans, La., and Nellie Carm., June 6, 1959 Lay Apostles as He and Most Rev. Thomas College. was professed Evelyn Lenihan of New Joseph a Passionist in Conn. June MARYKNOLL—Rev. Thom- 1926 and or- Haven, Walsh, 6, 1952 as FATHER dained at St. Patrick’s Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. McGovern, M.M., a kelly Pro- John A, HOLY NAME Boland the addressed Essex-West Hudson Name O’Brien, June 7, MEETING - Archbishop Holy Maryknoll missionary from Sister Kita Austin 1948 Federation's directors dinner 26 the Robert spiritual May at Treat Hotel. Left to has Rt Rev. Msgr. N. right are Jersey City, an article on Joseph Daniel CONVENT J. - McCormick, president of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic his work in Sister Rita June 8, 1941 Men, James Tanganyika in the Anniversary Grieff, of the Austin Smith of the Sisters Tracey, president Archdiocesan Name Louis June issue of Maryknoll of Rt Rev. Msgr. James T. Holy Federation; Muller, delegate; mag- of Frank of the Hudson Charity St. Elizabeth died Brown, June 9, 1935 DeGeorge, president Essex-West Federation; Thomas F. Mul- azine. Msgr. 25 at St. of the Father For Fr. May Anne Villa here. Rev. Ambrose F. June vaney, moderator ACCM, and Rev. T. McCabe, moderator of the Essex-West McGovern describes Bruder, Philip Kelly A Solemn a unique of Requiem Mass was 9, 1941 Hudson group. group lay apos- offered NEW PROVIDENCE —Rev. May 27. Rev. Cornelius A. tles, called the Banya Karoii, Corcoran, Gerard P. Born in Sister Rita who missions Kelly, pastor of Our Newark, June 9, 1953 preach through- Austin Lady of Peace Church entered the Sisters of For Ecumenism out the area in which he here, Paterson will Charity in 1905. She at . . . WHY TAKE LESS ? ? ? serves. celebrate a Mass of taught 7 St. Mary's Rev. Jude Thaddeus TOKYO (NC) - The Thanksgiving June at noon School, Jersey City; Japa- He is the son of Mrs. Cahillane, to Immaculate 0.5.8., June 5, 1962 nese Bishops set a Com- Nora mark the 25th Conception High up McGovern of Jersey City anniversary mission for Ecumenism at of his ordination. School, Montclair, and St. Vin- Rev. Boniface and a of St. Mi- MeConville, graduate cent’s their annual meeting. An evening for Academy, Newark, 0.F.M., June 5, 1961 chael’s High School. reception the where she Rev. C. parish will be held in the also served as prin- Elliott Reardon, June In 8, 1953 church hall to climax the cele- cipal. 1960 she was trans- bration. ferred to St. Anne Villa Father Kelly was due to illness. named the third pastor of Our is Lady of Peace earlier this Surviving a sister, Mrs. BUYING A Maria Gulden & NEW CAR? year. of New York. Borgos Borgos Born in Cliffside Park, BETTER VISIT Father Insurance . . . Kelly attended St. Other Deaths . . Charles . Minor Seminary, of all Joseph P. Moran, 68, of Ba- i kinds Baltimore, Soton Hall FATHER DUKIN College, father and yonne, of Sister Mary Immaculate Conception 593 KEARNY AVENUE Cathedral, Newark, in 1932. Herbert, S.S.J., of Blessed lASI Seminary. He was ORANGE ordained N. J. For most of his career he Sacrament, Newark, died KEARNY, June 3, 1939, at St. Patrick’s May 28 at home. preached missions. He at GEORGE J. BORGOS i Newark. was Pro-Cathedral, \laUon Mrs. Paul ALBERT St. Michael’s from 1951 to Ilanak, 74, of Un- H. BLAZE Father Kelly served at St. 1961, ion mother WILLIAM J. GIACCUM during which time he was City, of Sister Aloysius, Jersey City, until his the assigned Mary Phon» preacher at Mon- Rosita, 0.P., of Mary- WYmon 1-8700 appointment to Our Lady of day devotions. died 29. Peace. novena Father knoll, May Dukin also Antonio served as director Franchino, 78, of of students and of Paterson, father of Rev. An- EXCLUSIVE! Elect rector St. Laymen Mary’s Monastery, Dunkirk, H. Browne N.Y., and St. Joseph’s Monas- Joseph To tery, Baltimore. MICHAEL i. HARRIS 111 35th ANNIVERSARY Province INC. BOSTON (NC) Company FOUNDERS —Continuing Sister Catherine HIGH SALE growth in and LEVEL I*o4 ASSETS EXCEED membership an OUR 60th TEAR 1964 NEWBURGH increased voice for the in Sister Cath- ROOFING $50,000,000. NOW GOING ON! laity EXPERTS erine Dominica Lenihan, decision-making were high- 0.P., SHEET Institutional former METAL BIG lighted the 73, a teacher at sev- savings on all now 1964 Pontiacs and by Third Order of Tempests eral New CONSTRUCTION St. Francis convention. Jersey schools, died Vi 22 at the Cleaning The May of Mt. fOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS Supplies Third Order's Immac- infirmary St. Motherhouse AND INSTITUTIONS ‘ ulate Mary’s here. • ASH CANS MAIL Conception Province • MATS • SOAP EAST A Solemn Requiem Mass was SPECIALISTS IN • POLISH WYCKOFF SAVINGS ORANGE (East Coast of the U.S.) elect- • BROOMS • BRUSHES • • WAX • ed two to SPONGES • PAHS lay members a pro- Residential FAMILY Roofing 1 1a lion MONUMENTS • TOILET PAPER A LOAN vincial council: Jerome Korn- • ASSOCIATION Leaders & • MOPPING john f. a. McGovern Gutters EQUIPMENT man of GMen Rul Pittsburgh and Rene • PAPER • MAIN OFFICE: ‘ Prnailt" PAPER TOWELS • CUPS 392 Main ... 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JERSEY BEST DEAL IN REDUCED RATES FOR ALL SUBURBA CITY S3* CHEVROLET STATE COUNTRYSIDE AND SEASHORE POINT PLUMBING before 9 A I MAXON PONTIAC Ptaaaa caU A.M. or alTar 7 P.» HEATING family, * A I, brick, oil heal, ne APT. modara kitchen* TO RENT and s uTour Kprotection- PHONE. WA 944-1689 NO MONEY DOWN. balha. oppoette 3-6900 No Mymawl tar *• en Uorrta City. Writ* owner B< Avo . Union mi MSOS ltn N. Bread St WALTER BALZI Hillside «jErc&’tbSsnS ?sas ■ Advocata. 11 CUntoa suae jSpir mas ssk'zj&'&Sxz £ «aa 16 THE ADVOCATE June 4, 1964 8th Centenary Of Notre Dame Holy Spirit Pastor North Jersey PARIS (NC) Pope Paul's Calendar representative presided and President Charles de Gaulle Noting JUNE 6 attended an Anniversary SATURDAY, evening solemn Mass here commemorating the UNION Rev. George D. Merrier Club of Montclair Bth centenary on May 28 of the Drexler, pastor of Holy Spirit Family picnic, South Moun- parish building of Notre Dame Cathe- here, will be honored at tain Reservation, West Or- dinner-dance dral, perhaps Paris’ most be- a June 7 at the ange, 10 an., Holland R. loved landmark. Robert Treat Hotel to mark Donan chair n in. Paolo Cardinal the 25th Marella, for- anniversary of his Catholic One Parent Or- mer apostolic nuncio to ordination and the first Paris anni- ganization of Union County and the Pope’s to the versary of the establishment legate Second annual dinner, Locust was of the parish. celebration, accompanied Inn, Roselle, 7:30 p.m. by Anselmo Cardinal Alba- SUNDAY, JUNE 7 reda, FATHER DREXLER cele- 0.5.8., and Luigi Cardi- nal brated a Solemn Catholic Human Relations Traglia of the Roman Mass of curia and Council, Union Pic- Valerian Cardinal Thanksgiving May 31 at Kaw- County ameeh n c, The Echo Lake Gracias of Bombay. Junior High School Birches, Park, Westfield Maurice Cardinal here. 1 p.m. Feltin of Paris thanked Paul for Auxiliary Bishop Pope FATHER BARTELS Joseph A. Costello was preacher. emphasizing the special place Dea- Notre Dame con and subdeacon Fife holds in the were Rev. Family hearts of Frenchmen Fr. Bartels Denis R. McKenna of St. by send- ing his ambassador. Mary's, Elizabeth, and Rev. PRE-CANA FOR THE ENCASED “(Notre Dame) is David J. McCarthy, the most chaplain June 21-28 Bayonne. St. Joseph's. beautiful In HE 1st Mass at St. 30561. masterpiece ever Mary’s Hospital, Or-

June - 21-28 East Orange. St. Joscph'a. wrung from stone to be offered ange. OR 2-5855. as a tribute of SOUTH ORANGE Born in July 12-19 Secaucu*. Immaculate veneration to Rev. Newark, Father Conception. HE 3-9561. the James Bartels of South Drexler attended Virgin. It is still the pul Or- St. Michael’s FATHER DREXLER July 12-19 Berkeley Helghta. Little Pit which will Flower. 289-6218. CHESTER echoes most ange celebrate his first School. Seton Hall and CHURCH - widely Prep Bishop Navagh the church of St. Lawrence blessed new Solemn Mass parish, across the borders the at Our of University, and Immaculate 30. he reads the teach- Lady Chester, May Above, ritual on the of the church. grounds Left to right ing of its illustrious Sorrows Church here 7 preach- June at Conception Seminary, Darling- are John J. vicar Msgr. Sheerin, Frank J. assistant 12:15 ONE OF THE general; Msgr. Rodimer, chancellor; ers.” p.m. ton, and was ordained June 3, PLAINFIELD'S FINEST! Rev. Francis X. Dennehy, choplain of St. the Father Bartels at Joseph's Hospital, Bishop, Rev. Charles I. is the son of 1939, St. Patrick’s Pro- LaCavera of St. Ann's, Raritan, and Rev. Nicholas Mrs. Harold Cathedral. P. Negola, pastor of St. Lawrence. Padre Pio C. Bartels of 224 Ill; South St., He Prospect South Or- was' assigned to St. Ve- ange. He Hill attended Our Lady nantius, Orange, and St. Finchley Thousands of Sorrows Pray School, SC ton Hail Mary's, Plainfield, for one and South N.J. SAN Prep University and Mt. year each and was then trans- Plainfield, GIOVANNI ROTONDO St Mary’s Seminary of the ferred to St. Italy (NC) - Joseph's, Jersey Padre Pio, V, Situated in an e.tobli.hed re.identiol West, area, FINCHIEY HILL offer, the Norwood, Ohio. City, where he spent 21 years. friar modern tuburbon living at Capuchin who has in fine.!. Nearby are and He was ordained 30 In public borne May for June, 1963, he was named parochial .chool. oil houiei the marks of Christ's ... of wor.hip . . . the Diocese .hopping of Fort pastor of center. passion Wayne- the newly created golf cour.e. and excellent on his for ...... Iraniportation. body more South Bend than 40 by Bishop Leo A parish of years, is reported con Holy Spirit. Pursley in the Cathedral On June COLONIAL 2 STORY fined to his of 8, at Kawameeh ... SPLIT LEVEL... & 81-LEVEL bed again with the Immaculate illness. Conception, School, Archbishop Boland will Fort Wayne. bless The first the campaign workers of HOMES IN inkling of the new A CHOICE, CONVENIENT LOCATION Assisting Father Bartels the parish, who will illness came when he failed at collect to the June 7 Mass will be funds for the celebrate his Msgr. new parish build- normal sam John H. arch- Mass Byrne, pastor, ings a Priced on the feast of including church, Liberal Corpus priest; Rev. John J. school Christi. Krozser and auditorium. From of Our Lady of Sorrows, dea- Financing Thousands of had pilgrims con, and Rev. Lester A. Me- THE converged on AVERAGE income the monas- of Guinncss • FULLY of Our Lady of Sor- LANDSCAPED PLOTS 100x100' AND LARGER tery church North Jersey Catholic families of Our Lady of Graces rows, subdeacon. The preacher is on Mount $9,545 and you can reach • All UTILITIES. INCLUDING Gargano. will be Rev CITY SEWERS, IN AND PAID FOR When Joseph A. Hearns them Padre Pio failed to with ads in The Advo- ap- of Our Lady of Sorrows. pear, cate. pilgrims gathered in Model Homes front Open & Week Ends of the monastery door Daily and prayed for hours in a driv- DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway to ing rain. Wanted Exit 131 (Rt. 27); turn right Rt. 27 - by on fir.t .hort block to Magnolia Rood; then right The Army: authorities to Oak Tree of the Rood; left on Oak Tree Rood to Park Ave., right on monastery have Park Ave. 2 block, to Ave. and not revealed May left to FINCHIEY HILL. the or nature seriousness of OR: Route 22 to Plainfield Catholic Overpa.l; cro«* to his illness. Overpow Somer- let St. into Pork Ave.; continue Chaplains on Park Ave. to May Ave. and turn right to BOSTON FINCHLEY HILL. (RNS) - More Last spring it was reported Honor than 104,000 families Sales BROUNELL & Helpers Army that a total of 144 allo- Agents: KRAMER • MUrdock 6-1800 lack posts the care of a Catholic cated for Catholic MODEL HOME TEL. 757-1255 Of Retarded chaplain. chaplains were vacant. That was the report by Maj. MOUNTAIN MISSION - dedicated NEWARK Bishop Navagh the new Our of the Mountain One hundred Gen. Charles Lady E. Jr., church Brown, mission at Mountain 30. He fifty volunteer workers in Chief Schooley's May is shown above blessing the en- the of Army Mt. Chaplains, as the Carmel Guild trance to building. Apostolatc quoted by Richard Cardinal for the Retarded will be hon- Cushing. Archb'shop of Boston, YOUR BEST BUY IS STILL . ored at .. a luncheon at in his weekly column in The Thomm’s June 6. Pilot, archdiocesan weekly. A Archbishop’s citation as the “outstand- Appointments IN A in« LETTER to Cardinal parents of a retarded OWN SUMMER HOME SUNDAY, JUNE and other 7 ed by graduation exercises. child will Mr. Cushing American 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. ’ go to and Mrs. 12 prelates. noon. Solemn Pontific.il Immaculate John Chaplain Brown, a Conception High Casimir’s, Newark Sweigert of Roselle, and fetter. Mass, 100th pointed anniversary of St. School 15 workers will Methodist, out that 2 p.m.. St. receive awards Confirmation, the shortage Boniface Parish, City for ' of Catholic Jersey THURSDAY, JUNE 11 Liicy’s, Newark outstanding service. chap- 2 lains in the U is p.m., SS. S. Army one Confirmation, 10:30 Solemn Pontifi- 2 Confirmation St. Speakers will be a.m., p.m., Msgr Jo- of Peter and Paul, Hoboken our ever-present concerns.” cal Mass A. of Requiem, 12th an- Raphael’s, Livingston seph Dooling, Mt. Carmel 2:30 p.m., Confirmation, St. His report indicated that last niversary of death of 4 Confirmation, Mt. Guild Rev. '{ZZ, Arch- p.m., director; Francis ~ ?ir East Newark summer "there were Anthony’s, Sacred Carmel, Newark R assistant’ 102,000 bishop Walsh, Heart Loßianco, super- Catholic families 4 St. visor of in the p.m., Confirmation, Cathedral, Newark 4:30 p.m., Confirmation, re- schools for special Army without Peter’s, Bcllevelle the care of a Catholic tarded Sacred Hcait education; and Rev. Matthew 4 p.m., Preside and speak, children, R ch:. plain. due to 4 C"' dral Pesaniello, director Today, p.m., Confirmation, St. graduation of the exercises, Mary- strength Increase guild's in the Army, Jersey lawn 14 for the Re- Aedan’s, City of the South SUNDAY, JUNE Apostolate we Oranges, have 104,800 families in 4 ttrded. that p.m., Confirmation, St. Orange 12:15 p.m., Preside at low category." Ann’s, Hoboken baccalaureate Mass and con- t beautiful * P-m., Preside and speak, MONDAY, JUNE fer St. 8 graduation exercises, first diplomas, Michael’s, " T ■» T ■»-« ' ' g of '‘sades Park p.m., Blessing cam- graduating class, Immaculate paign workers, Heart 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. Jo- Holy Spirit, of Mary Academy, Union Bayonne Washington Township seph’s, 2 TUESDAY, JUNE » p.m., Confirmation, Our Is FRIDAY, JUNE 12 today Lady of North Bergen 5 p.m., Preside, graduation 5 Fatima, p.m., Preside, graduation 4 exercises, School p.m., Preside, graduation of the Holy exercises. East Orange Catho- Child, Oak Knoll, Summit. exercises, Essex Catholic High lic High School, Sacred Heart the School, Sacred Heart Cathe- day JUNE 10 Cathedral, Newark WEDNESDAY, dral 7 p.m., Pontifical Benedic- SATURDAY, JUNE 13 7:30 p.m., Preside, gradua- tion, Immaculate 2 Conception p.m., Confirmation, Holy tion exercises, Roselle Catho- you discover Convent Chapel, Lodi, follow- Union Spirit, lic High School

Marc Woods? mM NOT

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THE - HSRFICLO 81-LEVEL Hon't tho 11-room Homs your limit, will ntvar oottrow. It’s unique llialblo ONLY S6OO DOWN dttlfn odors 3 to • bedrooms. UP TO IS-TISR FINANCING YOUR DOWN PAYMENT EN- SELECT YOUR HOMESITE TITLES YOU TO - in the heart Recreation Hundreds - Imagine...a bright new NOW! of choice RANCH CAPE COD community warm lakefront, 81-LEVEL Center & of Club House, Picnic Areas, an established, historic town. That's Marc Woods lakevlew, and wooded sites available Quarter Choice Guarded • Spacious • ol Exterior in White Sand Swim* In Matawan Borough. Just a walk to Main Street and Beaches, this 4000 acre Acre Lots 1 unspoiled vaca- Interior Colors Water the station. Walk ming, Sports, Fishing, tion express railroad past landmarksand Boating, wonderland. Two lakes • • Choice of Bath Tile MONTHLY crystal-pure City Water Gun Club, under old Hunting, Movies, Dancing, with miles of • Sewers 300-year sycamores. Discover successful shoreline, City and Fixture Colors PAYS AU high atop *124 Olympic Size Pool. Marc Woods Juna and beautiful Blue • National Gas • Choice of Kitchen today! JulyOccupancy. Mountain, 1500' above Electric level • Fixture and Four sea so easy to reach. Mortgaga Paymant Tataa 6 Models—2-Story Colonials, Split • Paved Colors Levels, Roads, Manat' Bi-Level Inauranea Ranches, Ranches—On V» Acre Sidewalks l • Vacation Now Curbs Parma-Stone fronts ... Retire Later... From *19,990 to *24,990 81-Levels Models Only NO 00WN PAYMENT for vets EXTRA! BONUS FEATURE FHA er 10% conventions! mortgages svaiUble RCS WHIRLPOOL SPPIISMCIS BLUE MT. HO IXTRS COST _ LAKES • Rsnii • 0»«n Rtfrlstcstsr • Dlihwuhir • Dfftr • Wisher EASY COMMUTING marc woods DRIVI OUT TODAY Route* 3 and Toil* 44 to Oen- DIRECTIONS; Tiki Routi Ju»l es mSiutii from N.V.C. Matawan Avenue « to Sldrlch Rood (loDra, S and Marc Drive, P.O. Box Matawa •°“‘ h ®» f'MhoW commuttr bum 89, drew turn “,ht. K 2L? tlop vlll#, then right Interstate "’!!•• *' N, J. Models on new Route to milts to Now Proipid Roid, turn 4 •« N Tork Borough, 10A.M. to 6 P.k 80, Netcong, rlfht. to one block i V*? >«u «» Open Every Day, In urn chair comfort. to modoli on lift. OR, tiko to tilt SI thin LOwell then North Route Porkny Telephone: 6-4446 < on 306 or, Route 10 to 44 to Net. follow Route 526 sperm SVk mlloi to Now Pro»p#ct MOOU PHONI; SS4-1020 104-lUt 2 or Rd , turn rl|ht, |o mlloi to modoli. Builder. Uou/aXtL then Route MODELS OPIN DSILV Sitfal cong, on 304 follow the slgni to beautl. 00*8* C 0 NB J *r Turnpike £!*? !i J. »V Exit 11 onto Rout* S south In Route 34 to. Mein Street In Matawan. Turn ful Blue Mt. lakes 7 'til left on Main St. to Revli (open days dork). Drive to OR: property. Darden Stats Parkway E»n 120onto Morrl Sown Rd. to Ravine Drive. Turn right to property. New Model June 4, 1964 THEADVOCATE 17

At Skyview Stonehurst Starts Swim Club TITLE SERVICE A Cherprison-Carroll Rflease A Release elusive Kaylon use of residents are der the direction of Garrett H. ROXBURY (PFS) - Fiv- FREEHOLD THROUGHOUT NEW (PFS) The part of the special features Fclter of JERSEY homes sold Tenafly. last weekend at Fwimming pool and cabana which D'Agostino is building Homes are available with the Skyview-at-Roxbury bring Club facilities are now under into the Stonehurst-at-Free- 10% convention- total sales since the 110-home down, 30-year construction for use this sum- hold community, where sales al and are be- opened three mer financing, they community by residents of the 250- are now over the 100 mark. ing placed on weeks ago to 14. house fully-landscaped Stonehurst-at-Frcehold Initial deliveries are sched- plots 125 by 200 feet and larg- * To be unveiled this week- community on Stonehurst uled for next tponth. er, in an which will have Blvd. area end at rising off and Schanck Rd. off is offering homes Skyview, D’Agostino city sewers, water and all im- Rte. Rd., which joins Rt., 9. priced from 820,950 and is Mooney provements. 10 Builder near Ledgewood. is a split- James D'Agostino of showing the Concord ranch, level called J.D Construction The Roxbury. This Cos. of Cress- the Yorktown Colonial two- Rhythm Center model, kill is about new priced from $20,- devoting five story, the Lexington bi-level PROVIDENCE, R.I. (NC) 490, and all SPACIOUS of tlie other homes at like mother used have" acres tract to the ranch, the two- KITCHENS - "Just to - pool Williamsburg A center to provide instruction the and cabana club, which will Branford-Roxbury only more the standard kitchens story and the Newport ranch. in the Corp. modern - are in all system of birth also include rhythm will be built models Franklin shuffle- New community, on at the 125-home tennis, The homes are regulation Jersey Realty Village, complete has been es- 3'4-acre fully sites, community board and badminton courts improved built Will with no extras and all homes tablished being by Getter off Easton Ave. in Franklin with the endorse- and its Builders Norman Blum, own parking area. will have Carrier year-round Twp. Pictured above is the 21-ft kitchen ment of Providence TITLE in The Hancock, The Bishop INSURANCE Martin i swimming facilities will CO. Dubler, and Ernest air-conditioning. Sales are un- Russell J. a split-level from $22,490 McVinney. priced include an Y- Gottdiener have chosen this lo- Olympic-sized NEWARK pool about cation because of the dynamic shaped of 6,000 square feet, a circular chil- advantages of the leisure time TRENTON • Park at dren’s HACKENSACK facilities 'Holiday' pool 30 feet in diameter available within a Setting and a bathhouse with facilities FREEHOLD few minutes travel time. In- An V.0.7 . Release blossom trees set off'streets, for men and terstate Rt. 80, Rt 10, 40 and women. E E homes, TOMS lawns and walks The will two 20G provide future residents RIVER (PFS) - At pool have one- everywhere, with of with a 45-minute travel time to Holiday South, a Hovnanian none the meter diving boards, one the heart Brothers rawness or harshness that is three-meter board and of New York City. development here, a diving the familiar trademark of marked parklike setting is achieved by any racing lanes. well-intended bulldozer strict preservation for the of the These facilities ex- land’s naturally beautiful flow- ering trees and shrubs. OR Such familiar and long-loved VACATION LIVE YEAR-ROUND! favorites as flowing dog- IN wood, laurel and YOUR OWN WATERFRONT HOME! ' * 7 * t*- holly are found throughout the commun- MT. PROSPECT ity, frequently at the builder’s Now To Insure Summer Buy Occupancy A \/ E rsj U E sacrifice of valuable extra lot P fM ■ W A R K #2 space in order to keep the es? trees.

‘p** l - - ~ ]~Tr~ who MT. P PEC NU fenwiLJ-M Harry Hovnanian, man- ages the property for the Hovanian brothers, says. »T -'-V*. ’’Lots of times, if I see some decorative NEWARK trees and shiubs in >a the bulldozer’s path, I hurry S2s The location provides a perfect combination of refined right in and save them, if 1 environment and close-to-everything convenience. Only possibly can. Sometimes this minutes and grade and high raises havoc with 3-bedroom away are public parochial nice, homoIncluding

... . straight lot lines waterfront lot! schools all houses of worship . . Actual on the en- neighborhood photo of Mystic Islands today stores and downtown Newark's facilities. gineer's map, but preserving major shopping Brook Park Is within a few MOVE tlie living shrubs and trees is Beautiful Branch blocks walk.. RIGHT IN! well worth it to us in keeping 6990 DE CAMP AIR. EXPRESS, out property naturally beaufi- CONDITION ED, NEW YORK YOU CAN ful for our residents ENJOY ALL THIS to enjoy.” BUSES... AND NOW 5 LOCAL A look around the Holiday ONLY 690 DOWN • ■ USES ... STOP AT DOOR • Olympic size ’53.16 MONTHLY pool • South Shopping center property, from the or- New NO CLOSING • iginal sections COSTS! Restaurant •New to the present, gas station and shop Every home hoi 3 large • Orchestra in cocktail newly-opened seventh section, bedroomi/living room with STUDIO ... 1-BEDROOM ... AND • Our lounge own white sand screened 12-ft. gloss wall 2-BEDROOM SUITES beaches bears out the nuilder's wisdom sliding leading to roofed-in (2-BATH) • New boat & porch/paneled wolls/tilod boths/kifehen repair shop • in with 40-gal. Supervised recreation preserving '.he natural beau- Hotpoint Rants Includs Central Air Conditioning, Gas and 2 hot woter plumbing/bosc- hootor/copper Electricity • Many Apartments with Spacious ties of the land Shade and board heat and insulation. and Terraces • Elevators • City sewers city woter 3 HI Speed Carpeted BEAUTIFUL included! Public Corridors • RAMP GARAGE WITH AMPLE PARKING FOR ALL TENANTS. ALL ON YOUR OWN ’ PRIVATE LAGOON! 3 ‘Trade Only minutes to ocean They Up free boftiinj INSPECT FURNISHED MODEL SUITE DAILY & WEEK ENDS 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

Approx. 5 Blocks North of Bloomfield MYSTIC To Marc Ava. Inthe Forest Hill Section ISLANDS Woods "Beack Haven, & Renting Minifing Agent: ON GREAT A Cherenson-Carr 4/ BAY oil Release WEST 4 S every home Jutt on the waterfront MATAWAN BOROUGH 3 Mlnutet From Ocaan Bathingl (PFS) Two hundred Beach Haven N. J. JTCS“S fami- West, completely nes have purchased SO EASY TO REACH! finished homes at South on Garden State Parkway to MANAGEMENT CORP. Marc Woods, Exit 63; then East 911 Bread Nawirk MArkit the 300-home on Route 72 for 5 miles directly to BEACH St., 4-1000 homes Offica HAVEN WEST; turn Rtitiag on Prvmisat Til. 4948H1 community situated on Ravine right to models. Dr at Exit 120 Photograph of of Garden OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • PHONE; 60J-HY Actual $ 2-2400 v-’* 1 M. 1. SHAPIRO 515 Mt. Prospect Avc. State / BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS Parkway here, and ac- SINCE 1934 5,990 cording to Howard Siegel, de- veloper, no fewer than 187 of including waterfront lot mi these families have “traded YOU* up’’ from a DOCK BOAT AT YOU* DOOR smaller home or less desirable community. Your complete home Indudei living th*r. It iutom.tlc hot “With this in room g., , n{j j,,. says with big sliding glass door*, mind,” •ulotion tor ’’we GRAND your comfortobl* winttr Siegel, have geared home kitchen-dining room hsa birch OPENING! w.ok.ndt 100. Yoo won't cabinet*, formica work boliovo styles, extras and top, the it luxury our till you it—to If* com* on down large bath ha« colored entire concepts to ceramic tile, today. design meet this growing market of fami- ☆ ☆ ☆ PHONE: 7tli 609 AX 6-2441 • WRITE FOR FREE lies Section ☆ ☆ ☆ - arc BOOKLET DEPT. W who “moving up in their housing tastes”. LAGOON INC.. ' PXRK, MYSTIC ISLANDS. TUCKERTON, N. J. He pointed to the addition of Short on tho Gordon to Exit trip Slot* S8 ond Tuck.rton. Torn in two recent models right Tuclorton to luxury as Mystic Islands and your new home. absolutes examples of how his merchan- and architectural de- CITY WATER dising CITY SEWERS CITY GAS partments have been gearing their efforts specifically to this TOMS RIVER market. NEW JERSEY NOszs i/ -cvi Adds , ’64 Monmouth Everything Up to Wonderful Living at ■ ,«/■ . &•

Mi < ■Wshwk/ Occan Special *, 'hispering Due Next Week

The Advocate's Nearby are public and parochial grade Special and high schools Rutgers Tabloid supplement on Mon- . . . University and m Douglas College for Women . mouth & Ocean Counties ()ah . shopping centers ... all houses of wor- will be published PISCATAWAY June 11th. ship golf courses NCWJERSEY ...... express high- ways and excellent This tabloid will . . . transportation prove an facilities. Invaluable aid to home buy-

ers seeking homes in the

area. . *V > LUXURY-STYLED 81-LEVEL AND RANCH HOMES Advertising Deadline . 1 ON LARGE FULLY LANDSCAPED PLOTS Friday, June Stb.

• 3 or 4 Bedrooms • J'-j Coromlc Til* Baths • Big Pitcuro Window.d Room living • Full-Siio Dining Room • Family Room with Sliding Glom Patio Doori • “Eat-In" Kitchan SEE with Built-In Wall Oven, Countor-Top Rang*, Natural Finiih Wood Cabinets with Formica Work Conutcr O Foyor Entrance FOREST PRICED • Overtired Oarage with Intido Entry to Heue*. FROM LAKES i BIG $ 18,990 for 81-LEVEL "Unspoiled Natural Beauty"

10% DOWN ROUTE 206 FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS *13,790 10-YEAR MORTGAGES ANDOVER, N. J. with ipl)t-lcvfft, room, AVAILABLE ,3 big bvdfoomi, living dining room, ipacloui and til* kllchon, bolb on opp«r lovolj room for rtcroalion room, itc- YOU WILL LIKE IT ond bath, d»n, on lowor workihop loval, with Inildo ontranco to gorog*. MOST PEOPLE DO HOLIDAY SOUTH'S done It again! Opens another section (second section this year) that's most beautiful CITY SEWERS t All '/4-ACRE BUILDING SITES WALLtoWALL of all! The rolling terrain is dotted UTILITIES . . . CURBS with Holly, Dogwood, Laurel and MANY LARGER covered with full-grown Oak and Pine trees, AND RAVED ROADS affording a "THE CLINTON" 81-LIVEL park-like setting for every home One block ARE IN B PAID FOR to schools, close to $ shopping, recreation, boating and swimming. CARPETING! HOLIDAY SOUTH'S big, homes From 1,995 value-packed continue to prove that you don't have to a fortune In spend to get the FURNISHED MODEL HOMES Living Room, Room and Hall OPEN DAILY B SUNDAYS Dining spacious 'round home BUILDER Term* to Moot Your Budget year you want! At Holiday South of all 3 in will find the models, included price dur- you luxury features and construction TEL. 731-1 til for quality LACKLAND INC. Buy now present use found in homes BROS., ing this Grand Opening Celebration. usually only costing thousands of dollars or futuro Investment more, DIRECTIONS; Rout* H Salet Agent to Rack Avo., N. Plainfield. Turn loft to • See our 8 room, bath Raised Front St. Not ono 114 Ranch (lit traffic light). Turn right to Avo. only —but many $14,990 Waihlngton (lit ~ 808 QONZALEZ, Realtor traffic • See the light, turn left to Hamilton Blvd., turn right 4 bedroom Capo Cod at to buildort to Mrve only $16^490 DuPont ready Avo., than right to models. 968-1344 you. - v-h- ORi Garden Slot* Porkwoy to Exit 111) Rout* 17 to Steltan rrkvi.r Rd/ Right to Hamilton Blvdr loft on DuPont Avo., then right be You will glad you taw to Model.. Lakes Route Foreil on 200, & BAY VAUGH.N AVENUES • TOMS NEW Andover. JERSEY • 244-1111 THE 18 ADVOCATE June A, 1964 Gallagher Proposes

CUP THIS COUPON Prayer Solution

WASHINGTON (NC) - The had Gallagher originally Merchants House Judiciary Committee sponsored one of the 147 100 con- II a considered compromise pro- stitutional amendments now GREEN STAMPS posal to authorize silent pray- for consideration up by the FREE EXTRA in FREE ers public classrooms as it committee. But he made it EXTRA neared the end of lengthy hear- clear in his testimony that he MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ings on the school prayer agreed with the Supreme Court MERCHANTS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP amendments. prayer decisions. 57.50 or More Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher Gallagher said his sugges- GREEN of New Jersey suggested to the tion no prescribed "requires AdvHt Only On* Coupon Por Family committee that could prayer, it requires no one to Congress ADDITION TO TMI ITi • * ' YOU* PUICHASf. endorse the need for silent pray. It eliminates the need Void STAMPS after Juno 4 prayers by means of a res- for excusal provisions and the olution without harsh amending stigma of nonconform- the Bill of Rights. ity ” His proposal was praised by "It neither compels one to committee chairman, Rep. pray nor prevents one who Emanuel Celler of New York. might wish to pray,” he said. Morristown Panel Differs FOOD On Prayer Amendment Shop

MORRISTOWN wide A pressed the court should not variety of the opinions on accept the case. Until recently, Becker school prayer amend- the court would accept a case Qnd ment was presented by five only if the person could show

panelists at a forum or sponsored injury suffering. . . .now here 27 the Citizens don’t have DON BOSCO Rev. Ernest May by you to be sup- Giovaninni, S.B.D., of DEDICATION - Very special delegate Council for Morristown Public pressed, the just discomforted.” superior general of the Salesian the Society, lays cornerstone for the new build- Schools. Blumrosen and Dr. Kee took ing at Don Bosco Newton. College, Watching the ceremony are Rev. the panelists Very August Bosio, Among were strong positions against the and Rev. Chester S.B.D., provincial, S.B.D., director of Don Bosco Technical Rev. Francis Wisniewski, Canavan, S.J., amendment and in support of Vocational of and High School of Paterson. America and John C. Gal- the court decision, while professor lagher, of history at Mauro objected to the decision St Elizabeth’s News of Education College. They and backed tne amendment. were joined by Howard C. Keo of Drew Theological Semin- ary, Alfred And That W. Blumrosen, a PSG Brand & U. S. Choice Sees professor of iaw at Rutgers Students Ain’t Foreign Ignored University, Newark, and Rob- Hay ert L. Mauro, a Long WASHINGTON Branch (NC) - prompted by complaints from 38th annual PORTLAND, Maine (NC) conference of the lawyer. Chaplains at Catholic and religious Msgr. George P. John- colleges Bishops super- National Council for Jewish Father Canavan and Gal- and Newman centers fail- iors vicar general and are in countries Education approved son, pas- missionary a resolu- while to to lagher, opposing the tor of RIB proper direction who St. ROAST ing give were “deeply tion the tax Joseph’s church, disappoint- noting deduction amendment in took ■tudents from ed" the principle, asks questions to missionary by lack of apostolic “would have a keep salutary effect to the U.S. Supreme countries in the objections attentive studying formation their men re- to youngsters during U.S., young some degree on the over-all Court decisions which it has been led to stated in a report ceived while in the U.S. Sunday sermons. issue of school fi- its religious formulation. The Jesuit filed here. He one Some of the students were asked boy: "Son, nancing.” priest said that the decision tell wiut sent on us, is fortitude?” Msgr. Edward A. Freking, here scholarships at • was based on the premise that The reply: “Four 10" executive chairman of the considerable sacrifices to their quick tens Bus Law Suit the public school is a secular lb. buord of the Catholic but returned and a two.” Students churches, as "to- institution. cut He maintained it Mission Crusade, Cincinnati, tal losses” to the apostolate in LANSING, Mich. (NC) was not, as it is supported by Ohio, reported to the their homeland, he said. The American Civil Liberties Foreign taxes from all the Office of the National A 1960 Union has initiated people. Catholic survey indicated that court ac- ‘The Fathers," PRINTING more -10 tion a Founding Welfare Conference that there than colleges were in- against school bus law Father Canavan “would has been a lack of to terested in the students passed last year the said, response foreign by Michi- HARRY be astonished and horrified to F. MURPHY a 10-year-old CSMC seminars, Msgr. de- gan legislature which provides proposal Freking 78 CLINTON learn of the Supreme Court’s ST., NEWARK 2 for "apostolic seminars" for clared. But he said few have state funds for free transpor- decision shewn on prayer.” He added Phone: foreign students. any progress. Most of tation of 350,000 school MArket 3-2831 private tliat the children. the words of the first The seminars, he said, were seminars, which have been CALIFORNIA amendment held The must not be tam- were arranged by non- suit was filed in Ingham pered “the LUSCIOUS student or Circuit Court. State with, fighting off-campus groups. Atty. Gen. CONTINENTAL TOOD must be done Frank J. on interpreta- Aussies Ask • Kelly has upheld the tion.” bill’s legality. 3hwmti’b Urfie Tax Relief Gallagher said the solution OPEN EVERYOAY FOR CLEVELAND is a "self-restraint all Millions (NC) - The around, XuncUcan & Ohio AFL-CIO state Cards self restraint conven- Report community and mo PARK AVENUE individual tion urged the state legislature self-restraint. Un- NEWARK Abolished HU SlMM*®*® less For Schools to provide school bus transpor- a person is really re- 4-7200 tation for all children "regard- BATON ROUGE, La. (NC) less of the school attend.” SYDNEY, Australia Nor- they First in graders two paro- The resolution noted that man Thomas Cardinal Gilroy 29 chial schools here didn't get states now furnish has announced plans for a school bus cards CONTINUING - any report this year in OUR mtdti-million-dollar transportation to nonpublic sweeping an experiment by the diocese revision of his school children. box archdiocesan to substitute teacher-parent 0 Last fall the Ohio TOP DIVIDEND school system. conferences RATE attorney for report cards in general said school The revision boards the first involving an grade. could not legally furnish initial outlay of $6.72 million bus Instead of being rides for children marked, will make all the secondary attending pupil’s parents were private schools without schools rather than per- called in to discuss his rogioaal, pro- missive and legislation from the and look parochial, will do the gress over his work. general "to assembly. Teachers and tame a certain degree" parents called 1% for schools. • the BREAKSTONE primary experiment a success. Only four of He called for the immediate First Lay Principal the 214 parents did not establishment of a fund approve of the system. raising La. LOCKPORT, (NC) - Sister quota for each Part of Damian, dio- parish. The C.S.J., new Savior the $508,000 Holy cesan school money will go into local supervisor, said Central Catholic school high parents and teachers conjunction and learned expansion; will WHIPPED building not be the only more about the child PER annum 8-oz. tne rest will be devoted to and the ■V4 new look in Lockport when child’s 4. and building facilities in areas personality, were classes in resume September. better able which "are unable immediatly to instruct him. cup Sitting behind the principal's PAID to provide fully for their own QUARTERLY desk will be 31-year-old Rich- needs." Cleveland Forms ard Champagne, first BUTTER layman The Cardinal noted that ever to serve as principal of a A Seton much of the was program Catholic high school in the Society necessitated oy an act of par- Archdiocese of New Orleans. CLEVELAND, Ohio (RNS) liament in Now South Wales, He taught at the old Holy Archbishop Edward F. Hoban bsw»»kj in force since 1961. The of Cleveland has act Savior school for six years. authorized added one to year the formation of a Seton secondary • Soci- science ety to • Save courses, required fa- promote the canoniza- by Malll cilities for Backs tion secondary schools Buses for All cause of Blessed Elizabeth and LINCOLN set certain minimum en- Ann of the ATLANTIC N.J. Seton, pioneer U.S. rollments. CITY, Catholic school system. (RNS) A Jewish educators’ council called Blessed upon the U.S. Elizabeth, beatified March 17, 1963, was the government to allow a partial found- EQUITY er of five branches TRAVELONG income tax deduction for tui- of Sisters JUICE of tion at full-time parochial and Charity. She was a widow with five ANNOUNCES other private schools. children when con- verted to Some 500 delegates the Catholicism. 6 AMERICAN EXPRESS i at SAVINGS CATHOUC ' PILGRIMAGES THE AVERAGE income of drink TO KEARNY AVE. CORNER OF MIDLAND AVE. EUROPE i Salesian Schools North Jersey Catholic families is ROME - LOURDES LISIEUX $9,545 and you can reach - 1 KEARNY, N.J. Get U. S. Loan them with ads in The EINSEIDELN - PARIS ' Advo- cate. « DAYS tv WASHINGTON -Tho WY 1-0101 HA _ MOM lIM.J (NC) « OAVI EY for AIR PROM tIUI.M Agency International De- 0 the UNITED si velopment, foreign aid arm IRISH DEPARTURES IN \ COUNTIES ASSOCIATION 39 of the U.S. JUNE, JULY, AUO. A SEPT. government, has OF NEW YORK authorized a $6.8 million loan *'• R»». M»*f. Wrn, e. Htlmbuch nM' Hw IplrlKial THIRTY - SECOND OlrKlsr H IK* ftp to Argentina to expand agri- ANNUAL tw, Joining tihl StplamtMr cultural and vocational schools M «*E Sgptgmbgr Ulh toy Air. 1 operated by the Salesian FOR REKRVATIONI AND { Government officials said INFORMATION CONTACT here they did not consider the FEIS loan to be aid to church-suD- INC. AT TRAVELONG, 1 ported schools. J*| Uverwurst north eroad | street They explained that most of ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY the instructors in the schools BLliabpfh IIHI | HUNTER are and that COLLEGE laymen 60% of |"Nbw Jarxy't LACEBtI Tr«v»| Aiincy” their salaries are paid by the IN THE BRONX bv the piece Ministry of Education. BEDFORD PARK BIVD. WEST and JEROME AVE., BRONX N. Y. (N«ar Bedford Park Station - IND. "D" Visit Beautiful GRAYMOOR Line,, IRT Jerome Ave'., Line) SUNDAY, JUNE 14th ib. PILGRIMAGK SIASON COMMENCING AT 12 NOON and ENDING at 7:00 P.M. 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m HE JOY 01'" the n T" Christian household, the orna- I ment of the family and the hope of the nation and the Church," this was Pope John's description of Catholic youth. Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders. They will have to be. In the year 2,000 most of today’s leaders will be gone. This is the challenge of youth—to take the world and the Christian tradition into tomorrow.

Speaking to a young graduating class Msgr. George Johnson of Catholic University put it this way: “Christ has work to do in the world, and in His eternal wisdom, he has elected to do it through you."

FRIENDS OF YOUTH 'You See, Even the Pope Must Obey...'

IS 1948. A of chil- Church group loves youth as an old the usual for First Com- work and age help, build and train, to you as one to an- ITdren. Maimed in World War tree loves neighbor the spring.” munion was 10 or 12 in educate some and inspire. other." 11, come have to visit Pope cases up to 15. His talk was short, Pius XII. From the time Christ ordered because, Both Pius XI and Pius XII It remained for John Pope as he said, "sermons are ef- The Father stands His to let Uie chil- Holy Apostles gave patrons and patterns for to reach the He fective young directly. when they are short.” dren come rigid. Jaw shut, hands clenched up and receive His all young still to come. went to people their sick beds, their You can suffer the at his present, sides as he watches a even was blessing though he Pius XI canonized the 24-year- cells. Be- playgrounds, their he said, simply because Christ boy write his name try to in tired from speaking and walk- old St. Therese of Lisieux. sides his power, and his smile will console you. Forget the the guest book. There are in the heat XII only ing of Jerusalem’s Pius canonized the 12-year- he also brought what one on- past, it's over and done. "The two stubs where the the Church has old Maria Goretti. boy's countryside looker called “a grandfather- future is what you must turn hands should be. to about Pius spoken youth, Xl's encyclical on the even youth, like love." Not the pres- to now." And in one sentence It is 1962. A tiny sick boy for youth. Christian Education of Youth of sure work during the first he offered a valuable lesson: lies in crib 1929 a hospital —but Perhaps no Pope of modem in is a blueprint for Chris- session of the Vatican Council "If you want to there is smile his times succeed, a on face. helped youth more than tian education. Even ed- his visits. today stopped you must also . . . obey." John XXIII is St. Pius X. By chil- ucators use it as a pattern for Pope leaning permitting He came one day the He during was about to get up from over the crib. "My name Is dren to receive Christ in Com- their schools. Pius XII in his council to the Aristide Gabeili his throne and leave. But his John, too" he says. munion at seven years of age, encyclical on TV and Institute radio, —a Roman reforma- secretary Msgr. Louis Capo- 1963. he It is Pope Paul VI Is gave to every child, since movies showed his concern for 220 tory. The boys he saw were villa stopped him. Something to a of 1906 when the decree was the speaking group young pub- young and confined for crimes ranging impressionable. else was on the program. Pope people. lished, years of closeness to And in his call for Aid to Youth from petty theft murder. to John smiled, turned to the mi- There is a twinkle in the Christ that had been forbidden in 1946 he showed it was not Tears welled up in his as eyes crophone and said: "You see, Pope’s eye as he says: "The until then. decree Before his enough to preach —one must he spoke. "I have come to talk even the Pope has to obey."

TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER

Choosing a Camp for Your Child

TO LOOK for In and the proper kind of leader- act as counselors. Some re- WHAT a is what counts in evaluat- orders selecting summer ship ligious and congrega- cr.mp for your child? ing a camp. tions run camps. For Parents: The first thing remember, to "In camping under Catholic Camps in North Jersey in- say the experts, is that young- clude the CYO’s Camp Christ • Don’t shuttle decisions he out, “the to a auspices," points spouse not present. Don't say sters are the King "Wait hero-worshipers. parent can feel (boys), Blairstown, till your father comes home.” Work reasonably with your partner. Therefore, as long-time Cath- safe that this kind of 'leader- and Camp Tegakwitha (girls), olic leader • Provide recreation at home youth John R. ship is being provided.’ Lake llopatcong. Other boys’ for children. Parents have an and also an Maloney puts it, "Leadership camps are: Camp St. Bene- opportunity obligation to make them happy. Is T indispensable to camping he American Camping As- dict and Camp Don Bosco, • Put life on an orderly basis. Don't be with over 50 of Columbus, Cul- Dagwood chasing sociation, years Newton; Camp after the bus. experience, has seven main di- ver Lake, and Camp Savio, visions in its list of standards New Milford. Other girls’ Let • children take a part In family life. Give them Jobs for The National camps: Camp to do like dishes and membership. Alvcrnia, Ring- washing making beds, but do your share. Catholic Camping Association wood; Camp Auxilium, New- Don't make children servants but don't let yourselves become needs eight, the seven of the ton, and Camp St. Mary Maz- servants either. ACA plus an eighth division zarello, North Ilaledon. There • Provide rewards and punishments. concerned with the religious are also CYO day Don't let teenagers set their hours to return home program at the camp. This Is camps in many communities own but don't refuse to let them out at all. Moderation what separates a Catholic which provide summer sports, is the key to success. camp from all others. hikes, swimming, and outdoor exercise without the Most dioceses run summer expense of being from home. camps where seminarians, away For Children: priests and collego students • The successful Don’t with sister or brother key to camp- fight your about whose turn it is to do the dishes. Do ing according to camp direc- your share graciously.

tors is "participation, not com- • Respect your parents’ authority. When are told to petition." Usually under the you be home be there. at 10 p.m., Don’t average school or neighbor- argue.

hood sports program the • only Don't go to your father and ask him for something that “best to get compete” in mother has refused your already you. The word of one parent sports. “Camp is a place is enough. where the child is not in com- Don’t hide from petition," they say, "so every- • things your parents. body gets a chance at bat." • Don’t resent Information on Catholic something your parents refuse you. Don't look down on your parents If they don’t make as much camps can be obtained by money as other people. writing to NCWC Youth De-

partment, 1312 Massachusetts • Remember your parents’ authority comes from God. Ave. N.W.. Washington, D. C. Copyright Clarity Proaa 2 When 'Everybody's Doing It'—Firm Rules Help TOPIC Advocate The

J. N. 1. Allowances should be 2. Parents should know 3. should be 4. Students should realize Family plans 5. Parents and young peo- determined after a parents' where, and with whom, made the is should so necessary transpor- family car primarily ple jointly sponsor conference. should be their and They sons daughters are tation for all can be provi- for parental use. They and plan in advance enter- Newark, together, based on their time ded should planned spending away and individual mem- help care for it in re- tainment to be centered in

need and management. from home. bers be reached. turn for its can use. in the home. 1964,

4, June

6. Definite curfew hours 7. Parents should be 8. and smoking 9. several pres- Drinking Dating persons 10. Prayer should be an should be established in ent at all home but parties, are not acceptable for the Is better than "going integral and regular part of with the remain school keeping age group. inconspicuous. high student. steady." family life.

Those Years That Difficult Subject Trying Teenagers and their social relationships are perhaps the big- gest problem DO YOU TELL for parents. your 1) Religious the content factors differ from the emo- The HOWchildren must National School Public Relations about sex? And answer the vo- Association offers a topics of tional area of sex education as when? cation, working checklist for parents to help them over the five sex, and the purpose of feeling differs from under- trying "Tell them the years: all facts at life; standing; cnce, and early.” 2) Moral—training in purity, 5) Physiological dealing Arrange for your teenager to have regular physical check- "It is best to tell them the chastity and modesty should with the detailed, technical, ups so that he, you, and the family doctors are assured he is facts maturing gradually.” be included; scientific study of anatomy normally. "Bathe children of 3) Emotional Provide sources for information young leading to a and physiology. and advice on physical ma- both sexes together.” about re- turing if your youngster reluctant knowledge the feelings And, Father Sattler says, seems to ask you. don’t do that." Check “No, of pride, anxiety, worry, joy, member the three ”C’s” the teenage fashions and fads so that you are “up” "Always use medical fear and how these emotions on the styles and modes and Confidence, Caution and Com- can help your child choose a sen- terms.” will express themselves. mon Sense when imparting sible, stylish wardrobe. ” “Don’t use medical terms 4) Psychological these sex instruction to child. your Encourage your child to develop a variety of interests. Rev. Henry V. Sattler, Join other parents to pool information. has written a book on C.S.S.R., Become well-informed about the total school and these for program problems especially what it offers your child and his particular talents. Catholic parents. It is called ...SO CROWS THE CHILD Show Children and the an interest in make “Parents, community problems so you can a The late Rev. Daniel A. better Facts of Life.” (An inexpensive practicing psychiatrist In society for your child. who his life edition is available Lord, S.J., spent Washington, D.C., reminds Visit tlie school paperback where your child spends a great share of working with that of from the Paulist Press, Glen young people parents "development his time. "From Rock.) said, parents, the pre- a fine Is a slow, personality child Help your know what opportunities available ordained the child process.” The most job arc He makes these teachers, gentle points: to him so his planning is based gets all the fundamentals on good information rattier than 1. Sex education is the par- of challenging for parents, years superficial impressions. ents’ Don’t let tho living.” he believes, are those of pre- job. respon- Be How do parents train the adolescence. aware of the “jump” to school with sibility out of the home. “This is the ideal high your teenager, character of their children? time to understanding tlie many changes and 2. Discuss the problem with train him for a way challenges he faces. “Good Create others manners or bad, a of life." a home where in Catholic groups. It atmosphere your children can invite of their friends. will make familiar sense morality or a primi- The also warns you with psychiatrist tive criminal code, the first about parents’ If the proper terms. Group ex- example. to glimmers of culture come your children find out are perience also has a calming you These Teens tlie child either from the di- less Do Teacher Stint effect by showing that the than truthful and fair rect teaching of his or about he are felt by parents one thing, says, same problems Every Saturday during tho The students in from the conduct which tire in- range age many. they’ll begin to question your school 75 year high school from 7 to 21. "their fant observes for fu- However, and notes words on a variety of subjects and 3. A child can be innocent boys girls reverse their mental ture reference." age range is from 2 to and may doubt you usual school and not ignorant. Sex educa- everything role and become Is 13. providing money and a say. teachers tion will him. at St. not corrupt Raphael’s par- “Tlie education In mentally handicapped good enough? training for character, ish, East 4. Sex education should be Meadow, Long Is- child Father Lord said Char- has just as much right no. Father Lord often pointed out, land. and into the to know gradual woven acter is trained and love God as tho Christ must be the central by example, Together with two child’s general education in Sisters, average Sister by teaching, by authority, by The life of Christ Is the four person," says point. seminarians and four the home. lay- Francine. With the aid of tho love, by sponsorship as well basis for character. Christ men they teach in St. Catholic sex education formal education. himself said It: young teachers, she says, tho as by "1 am the way Raphael's religion school for should be this "instruction at- given way: Dr. Robert P. Odenwald, a and the truth and the life." the period helps mentally retarded. luin that goal.” TOPIC*. . . Shoppers .. . Mart

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in children. to sharing with you. PILGRIMAGES

In Honor of Our Blessed Mother State's Rights NEW ENGLAND And Parents'

to Weekends Friday Sunday Night $50.00 RED CHINA 'babies arc and October Leave: June 26, September 18 23 INput in huge collective nur-

as soon as Visit: Historic old Boston, Lexington, Concord, Our Lady of LaSalette sery schools possi- ble so their mothers Shrine in Ipswich, Mass.) beautiful and unforgettable Franciscan College can join In Rye Beach, N. H. Price includes all transportation and sightseeing in collective farms working newest deluxe buses, first class hotel accommodations, five meals, from type sun-up to sun-down. Par- and hidden of gratuities taxes. HO expenses on any our pilgrimages. ents “visit” their children on occasion. The MOTHER SETON PILGRIMAGE rearing of the children, however, is done (Baltimore, Emmitsburg, and Gettysburg) by the state. Weekends to Sunday Night $48.00 Friday In Nazi Germany 13 and 14- Leave: 11, Oct. 2, Nov. 6 Sept. year-old boys and girls were Visit: Blessed Elizabeth Seton's Shrine and burial place in Emmitsburg; sent to Adolf Hitler's Youth of Lourdes Old Mt. St. Mary's College with the first Grotto in the U. S ; Camps during the '3os and Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg; Baltimore with its famous cathedrals. '4os. Ft. and other of unusual interest. Price includes McHenry many places the New England weekends. some as why do countries do this? CANADA 6 Days Because they have come to be- lieve that the child belongs beginning June Monday through Saturday 29, every first to the state —and only 21. week thereafter to September after that to his parents. What Is the view of the June and September $llO.OO Church? July and August $115.00 Every Pope in this century Visit: Montreal, Quebec City, Three Rivers and the Shrines of St. Joseph, has condemned as "bar- St. Anne de Beaupre and Our Lady of the Cape in the Province of "Youth is a disease that It begins in the cradle. "If barous” the denial of parents' Quebec the Land of Miracles. Words cannotexplain the many mem- must to be borne with, the teenager has had wise and orable experiences which give this Pilgrimage such great appeal all patiently. rights. and classes of Price ALL Canada includes Time, will cure it” loving in his earlier Pius XI defended ages people. on Pilgrimages indeed, guidance parents' sightseeing, wrote H. will transportation in deluxe new buses, first class hotel accom- Msgr. R. Benson. years, he weather the rights in nine encyclicals. M and taxes. modatoins, two meals andc y# Qfotuities “It is a period of wonderful storms of adolescence without Benedict XV warned against nonsense,” said another writer. serious harm. letting the state declare that CANADA SPECIALS Christ prized the innocence “He may drive his parents to it alone has the right to teach 14 Days July 11 through July 24 and love of youth, warning distraction in the process," and “trample underfoot and and "whoever does not accept the says the Detroit pastor, "but violate the native rights of of God little he August 10 through August 23 $299.00 kingdom as a ultimately will come to an- parents." child will not enter into it.” chor.” John XXIII in his Viill oil the Shrines In the Provinces of Quebec ond Ontario, encyclical Important 21 In most states is con- Peace on Earth addressed well Shrines In New York Slat*. Witness th» colorful age ai or outstanding sidered the end Ottawa, and other of of all men that parents changing of th. Guord ceremonies In point! Inter- youth. saying Quebec City. Full day ond But before that time parents Brawn "have a prior in the ell In Toronto, Montreal ond overnight on Making right sup- Foil*. Every day offeri differ- the Canadian tide of Niagara something arc responsible. And says one port and education of their office for ent ond memorable. Inquire ot our a day by day outline of expert, if they understand A Mission Tool children.” these Pilgrimages. what youth is their prob- lems will be solvable. Attacks on the CALIFORNIA and U.S.A. 28 Days $795 A Marysville, Kans., youth family’s Youth, says Detroit pastor Is doing his own work In help- rights in education continue to Leave: 1 Return: August 28 and writer Leo have August spiritual Rev. ing combat the spread of Com- serious consequences, Trese, Is "nature work.” munism writes Leave: September 26 Return: October 23 at in South America. canon lawyer Msgr. "The youth has to struggle a Papal Vol- John F. Gallagher In the Hom- Price Includes two meals dolly/ first doss hotels, transportation, sightsee- Wayne Paxton, with tensions and new unteer stationed In iletic and Pastoral Review. ing, gratuities ond taxes. Travel during daytime only. feelings Lima, him. Visit 24 Stoles and the District of Columbia. See the Old Missions of to He has to build up con- Peru, ran into a problem when In law suits in Maryland and well of Inter- trols never before needed. He Oklahoma California ond of the Southwest, os as outstanding points an agitator lured a youthful and before the U.S. las Grand est such as Boys Town, San Francisco, Hollywood, Vegas, has to learn what It means to audience to hear a speech Supreme Court, henotes, you’ll Santa Fe ond others too to mention. More details Canyon, numerous be a man (or she, a woman)." against God and religion by find lawyers saying "the child ovailoble at our office. But how do you cope with n physical demonstration .in belongs to tlie nation even be- this the fore he to ONCE YOU TRAVEL THE FRANCISCAN WAY, you will be spoiled for exuberance, experi- gymnastics. belongs himself," the other are the best. Do not mentation, of Paxton and "a child is a traveling any way these Pilgrlmoges delay testing par- answered the chal- primarily —reservations ents' rules? ward the and ore limited. lenge with a snappier demon- of state," “the the weekends Pilgrimages filled until 17. Father ALL Spring Washington ore July Trese supplies this stration onthe parallel bars rights of the parent in his child ond ends Every Pilgrlmoge begins ot our Office on West Franciscan answer: "firm guidance.” The forward and backward rolls, are just such rights as the law 31st Street In New York City. adolescent he says, “conscious- shoulder stands and reverses. gives him; no more, no less." 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