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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - July 30, 1959" (1959). The Catholic Advocate. 97. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/97 Bishop Hits The Advocate Bolivia Reds Official Publication of the Arthdlocew of Newark. N. J., and Diocese of Paterson. N. 1. VOL. 8, NO. .11 THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1959 PRICE TEN CENTS For Attacks

SL( RE, Rolivia Communist infiltration thrpa*"jii Graduates AwaitDecision the success of social, political and economic programs in Roliva. Rishop Juan T Senner. OEM, of t ochabamha has On charged in a pastoral letter Awards He blamed communist influences Scholarship for the recent attack on another Bishop during the re TRENTON Rpcent school high graduates will have WHII.H SIGNING the rent uprising in the Santa Cru* supple Santa C'r’ii area where there mental a better idea of whether or not be able to measure. Governor Mr. area and (nr jiccrct they’ll qualify for a police at ha* been sporadic fighting for the weekend ner indicated that he was not tempt to arrest of hi* state scholarship aid by one own the past two scars. The moil completely happv with it and priest s Education Commissioner Frederick M recent incident took place June Raubinger asked the legislature to enact Ihe lamentable an event* whmn following the of to hold a meeting of the commission appointment hopes scholarship by other law meeting his objections have recently shaken the nation local official* favorable to the then. Thr member commis Such he j nmr a law, said, should prove ontr that the rhan agan K government. Since then. ICI sion which will administer the IN ANNOI NCING (establish awards his plans tn on an annual e* tn social, poli'ical and econom- persons have been arrested. state law into call scholarship came an early commission meet renewal has.s rather than strut tures winch have on a ir ta*rn In letter President SiJe* official this week a to being earlier inj, Raubinger bur make expressed doubts year basis, it possible place in Bolivia since 1952 for asking him to forego the use of when (iov Robert R Meyner that the to take scholarship program into consideration apti the authentic and legitimate com militia and armed to FIRST THINGS FIRST: A of signed legislation assigning the could be this tude and scholastic hark pca*a.Tt* tarpaulin-covered pile serves as an altar implemented year general mon good are in equipment grave danger keep the r the < athohe Ac to the state educa pH a< as Rev. Francis J. commission Legislative spokesmen, however, ground in award,ng the scholar of subverted (Cdr.) Rallinger, chaplain. USNR, celebrates Mass for these ma- being he said tion group said experience ha* ton department. have called (or ships, safeguard the Ift.Sfl «o " some grants to Thi* is due to communist rines, immediately after they detrained at N.C. shown tha these t»e Camp Lejeune, Father Rallinger, Members of the commission be awarded the grants for studs- groups are in Kail on the at the state col infiltration into * areas uhu'i stirred h\ of St. Pius X Church. Old was on his annual two-weeks named (io\ernor Meyner that ing up agitator* thir*tjr pastor Tappan, tour of ac- were by grounds funds of Sfinn.neKi leges, clarify assignment of he are com called * indispensable lor aft the for vengeance tive He acted as for the three from the or original scholarship as ailable mission funds to the education duty. chaplain companies U.S. Marine bettering condition* the leg in the re measure was enacted by The *’ legislation signed department, provide for S Corps Reserve Center. Port Newark The hy separate public. BOLIN 1 \ tnnibtov are mark Training companies operated in differ- con Mature o\cr the (iovernor s fiovrmnr Mesncr processing of supplements applicants entering Ihe cd b\ mfl.i'ion hign ent of the 198 mile area, and Father Reds, he charged, have price* and parts square Rallinger kept contact daily by ditional veto Composed of three the original scholarship meas- State colleges, and eliminate the continual indoctrinated man) miners, labor conflict* The In one he traveled 164 miles various ‘citizen two jeep day visiting training areas representatives. pub ure It meets some of the oh provision for grants to V- of workers and farmers wrh the.r »ountrv ha' been ruled bv the If college represent at ives and iections Mesner each rlass presented hy sears graduating lies National and have now begun to a’ Revolutionary move- .three pri\atc college represrnta when he conditionally \etoed Regarding the lattrr point, Lack the Church ment since 195.’ Ihe government with chair- oponlv. 'rhnos ?.» es, Raubinger as the scholarship hill 'lever objected tn th- fixed Warn About ing Bishops and has adopted a program of 'ar.d man. the had served The number priests as thr School commission manner in whirh the leg and suggested that the Boys’ " and vm targets of their High until violence i,i, reform and has nation Mature number of i". an advisor) capacity overrode the veto and awards givrn each ali/ed the tin mines The mine* Red Plans n o w then the 'ear be tn passed supplemental hill allowed fluctuate BISHOP out ned ShNM.R I ar*- Bolivia s main source of Commission members have the object of according tn funds was a taxpayers' available communist .nspired BI'KNOS A IRKS i\n attacks upon wealth and the decline world To in Roselle to terms in been named ranging suit dismissed for the program. hy Superior ( our' burrh leaders ba« < dating k to tin price* has k**n far Open Tho of fiom one !o four vears Among the a numr Bishops Arcruhna on July 1 However, matter However, that is the one 1953 when the Id s pro shop reside v r tor in the current crises ROSKLLK A school for boss will bv hn\c the college represent! is still under high opened by \s .itikml that mnimu- private technically litiga vision left out of bill in io< hat m'«a a intro a was , n ti red l nsettled conditions lives \erv Rev James J have led St in announced this ,< !on since the court s written due ed the Xssemhlv Joseph's parish September, it was nis m aims to its in h\ \ twice in »he same da\ with impose' Shan.ihan J of shots to frequent outbursts of S . pres,den' St opinion has not been filed One. rnhlv via week with sc men Cl.ft..n T Rarkalow being 11red by Msgr James J (’arberry. pastor, the ideology on intHloduals b\ lenc e In March there appro\al Peters College, a four-sear ap furd there will still be the were pos O' Monmou-h and Thomas ( (nmmunivt of Roland. to influence. h<- anti l S. riot* in La* Pa*, the Archbishop seeking gain control o( uni pointee sinilitv of an appeal Swick of Warren The Assecnhlv said, was behind versities l.atm Ar-crua Their another 1953 c apital None dav rcoellmn fo| Plans call for a student of 500 to be b\ m body taught s expected to vote on the h.l! incident which in the Secretary lowed month later statement was coupled with an a with 20 be the Marist Brothers. Msgr Car w‘en .t reconvenes \ug of on to State labeled the to Maria Nrchbishop ing killed herr> that MSCiR. < ARBI.RRY said the appeal stippnrt Santa It would revealed. adding anew Emergency approved 1 go to the of La Pai (Granted as a "conspirator*' In militiamen I'niversity ot Buenos Vires Help Srna'e for \lv, machine ju hool building and gymnasium parish grade school will have poss.hr action when It a was also the cause, he said, It is obvious the guned the « ffi,es of ( atholic will be erected within the next 195*4 60 enrollment of l.luo. ' pastoral ’bat bods mee's * over aga.n on Aug for the recent attark 'hat on Bishop oriented La* Tas stated. ' the forces «.f cv and To .t I daily in a fe\* two vcars with bm s the He French Catholic in majorilv Schools Rodrigue/ Pardo of and uu!a rl Santa Lrui davs after The school will be p.irt v tornmunism arc a government platr»nn inaugurated said that bov s if the parish ha*c while thr PARIS In an effort to grant Bislmp was "on had fired rn gaged toelav more than appointed commission which n to t M IR TKRMs of the a on and invaded a rloi*- with a freshman class of slightly been Marist ever vchoi attending High rmrrtrm \ rrlirf In hard *tudv the mission of peace and chants hefi.n in over th.- organs pressed program A hill would law* conv.-n' ,'une the than 40 Im»\ s who Hall taking rship annial grants of brought more were School, Bavonnc. Seton Prep .ithnlir schools Hi °f i in France, ihr he presented, he before the I shop jumped h% the renewref education, rspcciallv univer said, s4(hi would he made to S ■ of thr fighting in Santa i*rux graduated in June from the par South Orange St Benedicts htia " has announced that m| 'i rut k with ihr sities L«'\rrnmrnt end of the Near g Timmi hull o( i actuates about s t ij den' s l*h grad* school Clas.wv will Prep, Newark, or Roselle High s gun and itv education funds will he di> ( urrent school aid is suffered si \rrr hruis dispensed next June i for use a' 'he ro! meet s in the original St Joseph School (OMMIMMs h •his rv and loss .»pr trihwted earlier than usual this through parents of school chil n( a l-wh leges of their choice Fifteen Polish Prelate School building which subse Msgr ( arherrv has been vice manner to take hold the per ~( lea 1 > e dren Hivhttp Sinner also Named a r rent of the the served (lass scholarships could he guentl> a* a convent chancellor of the Newark \rch mg and through it hemm? The made The communist, |or announcement was parents receive 1.3(H) u-cd trviop to hni.; at out of state colleges To He For the first year the priests diocese 195.1 active the abn.jt Speaker since September. in legislation ins; 11 in June. said hre and was wi'h \ intent three times This in ( nehahamha greeted a v car sum is as much .s *\ ailahle area lie as to pr RO>lh (NT \rr ommunism *tr •' s hs l hhishnp < i\ es c\« ry protests from leftist groups l then the school u 'ei/ed mu n given to which the program into full effect this six ret polnr v» here and Joseph (.alma. Ordinary for partn ulariv in lalin dr r the measure, however, the the rhildrrn attend whether agent* outMd»- hi» rhun h after pub vear for the students who Pole* in exile. v%ill speak \u*. America to infiltrate s< hools will not lie Catholic. Mav* although the uni\ersit ;ei receive an> or would qualify under the 5% ptt'u r had m» pro 20 at the World Sodality Con ACCM and t*' vc in ov cr funds would not have warrant lor hi* Name, men of science u huh they arrrvt Normally this Is done at the v lsiorv. gre** at Seton Hall Holy and other Inixrrsity intellec'uals h received otherwise Kaihrr of ra« end of each school Sagredo i* noted for hi* term But the It wa* announced here that countrv the* statement rifinxm of rontin At the lime the Premier government i cnmmunum Hr same is planning an early \*a* the Irrhbishop i* *rheduled to ucd It knows well that Legation Is Raised freed and irjured very n veaied that the government ex distribution because some Catho *lightl* when arrive in the I’. Seek Petition S. on Aug. 14. thi« U the most effective method lie peets to draw up a hill revising schools have said would VATICAN CITY iV'i parishioner* jumped to hi* de and will they _ The remain in the rountrr of I imposing upon a people its the aid program The govern not hr able to at the nited Arab en*e until reopen start I Republic has raised September Some 3.non atheistic and materialistic do will act. he said, after of the school unless ment re year they Ms Creation to the Hoi) See to delegate* are at the " Ml \\W HIM expected the ( atho|| ( \ r minion reiving a from a recently received financial the rank of report help Fm basis Hon congress which will be held mu\ rn„ nt hi re in Su< re. f. . Signatures r \ug 20 23 mer I F’rrs i«lent Neman Nile* /i.a/o the required number of signatures to ha\e the Sunday Indian China Communists to main [?] Los Angeles Killing Party tain order h\ peatefi.l mean* and issue as a referendum the \ Nil* \\ closing placed on ballot in next i I I N I ,r* s \nuclei not t«» rclv " on militiamen and im h.lr ha* been November's election » rrrr'rd into a general armed Ind.an peasant* Kerala Policies Seen ,I|,w rvr «’ ’ lerr.iors taken This «as the conclusion reached bx Cornelius .1 Demoralized Raps MllHi a and armed Msgr peasants Com ( <»ncepc ,>>n \rr^d.ore%# Boyle, director of the Arrhdioce still •re being *rnt into the and the Dick NKW YORK Kxilrci eve of Temurn nan ( ouneil of ( atholic Men and have been obtained in Blessed NKW DKI.HI, India India's ruling Congress Archbishop Paul Yu Pm of spiritual director of the F'.ssrx Sarramem alone this Nanking, ( hina, said horp that thp paiish Party charged here that the education law passed by Chint-sp coninuinist West Hudson Federation of Hot) was one basis lor his unswnv Kerala's regime appears to be demoralized and beset bs communist go\eminent tension in that completely Name Societies pushed Fr. mg optimism. constant disorders, troubles and revolts of Dunne, to which thp free S.M.A., state the where had no choice M*gr Hov lr made this com [mint anti-communists At the meeting. Msgr Boyle world knows almost nothing rrient following a meeting of del* but to start their of urged delegates from other i our. tampaign agitation Hr attributed this gates of the F.vsrx West Hudson Party headed In Mr* largely * \ Of tics of the Katex West Hudson leaders, Dies thr Tenafly, communist stem Federation, Jul> 27 at Pleased Hidira Candhi. I'r.mr Minister com mu nr y\ that in Formosa He recentlv Federation to obtain the nei r. o\rr b> thr rommunKlx. which has broken up many fam returned from Sacrament here J. waharlal Nehru's All a six month visit sary from their daughter is three major non rommuniM IK\ \H.N A Solemn petitions respei dies In addition, hr recent Mas> was ucd It said, t » free Asia Requiem relrbrafcd officials •K a ['age statement inn in Kerala - thr ( ongrrss Title MFFTIM. live counts Arlington parties natural calamities lulv 29 at Our l.ad\ »a.s an organ d< such as floods of Mt Carmel t'hurrh here mning Bed rule in India .ml Socialist and the for Rev f/ation Kearny. Harrison and F'.ast New s parties IN CHIC one, designed to plan for and droughts have increased the \(»0, meanwhile an William J smallest and most state. Dunne. S M A who died Juh 2fi in ark are in toil literate Moslem league seized the or . Holv Name a concerted dri\e for votes on Hudson County, mainland's demoralization other cx.led prelate Cardinal Kerala's communist launch statewide after an extended of those be regime, c a sion to a Hospital illness His Patrick the F'.ssex parishes communities The Archbishop talked before Tien of Peiping said that !nr father, measure in County which has been office since F.sm'x in campaign of passisr resistance Dunne, died Juh The law long to the Wist Hudson the Oriel discussion cc munis’ will eventual '24 in Dublin state requires that eat h the Societv. a m regime Spring of has repeat to the Federation of Peace regime < rlehrant of the Mash counts must ha\e ? Von (Juecn par group, on the present Chinese ly disappear m the same ua\ v ,h signa rdlv tried to make it ish. North appear ID M i< ha« \|« Kits tures the Sundas Arlington, is in Bergen mainland situation as well as a did two former Chinese dv \ I rr, s V| \ to have (losing that the current unrest IN THF TWO mi»l rr< enl rlr v. .n ordained Dr,- 22. mn at was '" County hut that also i, nasties which P** s r in rn at-ii! ate measure presented to the voters parish olopnirni v drmnn»lr»lor* oppressed the com . I ( nnrrpimn, Hromenl.ne \ stirred up by Catholics. The \ ap Kem.nars. every, and the Flssex West Deacon of the represent* in bolnrp rnon people The Cardinal has <*a and % u r> county Ml Congress Party said, how prarril thr g<>\ rrnor ii (runts I>osa n I rel a r*d Petitions Hudson Federation. Chicago Tower returned to his (1Ninn sutp Mrs Thom«i J wrrr distributed to house in Tr i\ h nrirum and beforr temporarv rjuai He came to ’hr ever, that the real cause is l mted State* ters a! thr nrarbv Divine k S \! \ Si the 1as«\ ( ounl\ drlrealrs al the home of Cardinal (racial Word I .«r in \nthnn> a 1IM! and andand IN Ills ( \P\CITY communist misrule in ui parish saork in as director In Pisa Class thr and missionarv after Mi"ii«n, Trnafl). and \ rry R* M merting Mgnalurrx Mill It said that if the Beds al Bomba) seminar) a trip \ S’ 1 har! v ( ranford He later of the ACCM. M»gr Boyle is are n n CHICAGO Now C S to Herman) Be nedi« Burke. S \| \ be sought aftrr all Massrs this lr.wed ('row til lon lies the I super i *r *rr\rd tne of the of the to remain in power for bearing in ;n Nrjjro m.'Aion* tat ting presidents conn Ihe first and onlv the Tcnafh \ug of those has its own leaning tower Chinese Car f mission The the Soc.e's Sunday, I Msgr. BoUr the full five term, it will mriiinn killed in m ;n P rom 1 ty groups to coordinate the cai. ve.tr dinal This the tower of Ho|\ observed that the Ch dv oHisrrrd b\ \ K»\ said that alrrady. ROO signature' the end all Kerala desernded the gtn- one is in rry to 19. V) hr s* a s pa''or of S' \u- Ihr \‘VN| includes not prove to democracy on paign Name Cathedral here and it n ‘St\ in the third centurv Rf Patrick J () ernor\ house there ask him is Donoijhur. SM V CuUine s Fas? St the Name ;■> Kerala and a grave threat to to Church. only Holy federations built the (»reat Wall definitely leaning toward fam hut fell ' he prminrul of the Ameriean Pros 11l it in the rest of the to recommend dismissal of the but also a larg • number ol non country Prayers Asked ed State St However, engi cause the people didn't like it imp of the* Sniietv of the hr communist regime The demon Afr* In 19So \a a' a"i£ned to th# parochial groups r.eers have informed Fight centuries he said IN diocesan later, ‘ **'» Burial \a Ml KIRMA. meanwhile, two stratlon In Hnmha) Has stagrd as in fimimn hetisr here Plans urr also being made. the Sui For officials there is no danger of dvnast) had an even Carmel Tenaflv Persecuted more persons were killed hv com b> the Mahasabha. a tradition Cemetery, Sur\ ivi n 2 a r e !ao brother* If lor shorter life Msgr. Huy xald, a con after building the Ini Born niumsts. A Catholic suf anilChristian Hindu collapse in Dublin. Father Dunne Thomas and Pa’nrk Dunne and KOFNK.MT. dine priest all) group, V ( ier many -Be iftcd xturting in Seplrin First hint that perial anal with forced labor fered st.ib the tower was ( entered the of African Mrs serious wound' during in support of the education laH. Society a sister. Maureen Kells all rai.se it is impossible to her In make sure the yotris and excessive taxes provide the i.ot on an even keel came in M.sMon* on June same attack The two deaths Kl-rwherr in Kerala, there 29. 1937. and in Dublin aid to to the material the ' Church of go poll- in Nmemhei 19Y1 when new bronze doors brought to at least IH the number hair been reports of night time Silence." the Church in tne fire to rrglxtrr their lor the tally of were being installed in the anti commun.st demonstrators street fighting in the Alleppey world has rrlrrendum ' a duty to spread the Sunday i losing In cathedral The opening in the slain by the Beds in Kerala since Diocese with Ihe homes of lath truth about the each persecuted county. J doorway had to he slanted mid unc olie being " leaders atlarkod Of- Church and to pray for it William Joyce. archdiorevm Recently. demolition of Thr Kerala lurs a demonstrations of a t atholic daily news- So said Holy Name and Salvation C ardinal F rings of Col president pr**M gut under wav when nearby Army build- Catholics paper in Kottayam were searched deni of tin- IvscxWr.l Hud o, ne at the ninth International son and Hindu Nairs ing provided a more spectacu- who to by communist police the as was distant of the Congress of the Church in Need Federation, is general eliairman lar. view tdwer, grlhrr run most of the 7.IHM) home of a las man who had writ here of Ihe overall !lnl\ Name cfl"i'. which rises to 210 feet It non government schools Kr for was in ten an article the paper rriti Some boo from 30 The drive in Kxsex and \Vr>! then that cathedral officials he delegates rala closed their schools on cal of the communists. came rations later a resolution Hudson is undi r lh.- chairman the convinced they did in adopted grounds that thr new rduc a deed have on to not ship of Hugh F X Connell. law is Mh\NWHII.K, Catholics the a leaning lower. calling Christians pray tlon a prelude to a take of Just to he only for those being persecuted S>ro Malaharese Rile Arrhdio sure, they called the cathedral also for their of K.rnakulam hase been in engineer He bui persecutors. cese On a hob line Sunday Closing warned in a lelter dropped plumb from The congress received mes pasloral of the window the communist to infiltrate highest in tow- sages from Pope John Will and attempt) It fell Iheir er two feet from the West C.erman Chancellor Konrad ranks The pasloral was have of the cathedral, confirm- ssrillen by Aoenauer Theme of the meet Archbishop Joseph Passaic Name ing the State St tilt. I'arcijltil of Krnakulam inp. was The Truth and Its Falsi Holy as a

" result of to fi< ation Through ( ommunism communist attempts In talk organize their own Catholic" one it was brought out Provides Petitions U.S. Carmelite groups Kerala tiu* the communists made SKS in million available last for Specifically mentioned by the To year un I Post ASSAM Petitions to the Sunday the All Top dii work plate closing law Archbishop were Kerala ground propaganda in ROME Most Rev Kilian on the ballot ( atholic \\est tier many November in Passaic avail la-ague and the l*ro County are now Ural). () (arm , of Worcester, He likened able the ( grrssisr Catholics. through Passaic ounty Federation of Holy Name , has been elected Prior such to the "lalse Societies groups pro General of the Carmelite Fa Vatican phets" denounced Our laird. Manuscripts by thers Frank I’ Jamcelli of at their general chapter Clifton, president of the feder- The Archbishop dei lared Now on Microfilm that here alion, has contacted members it is certain that tins • new act Father horn ST LOt LS Some 11 million 32 of the Mealy was in 1912 in county s 48 B« of deceit will parishes rgcn-Passaic Sunday Closing get all t-ncour and of received hi* doctorate in p.ges Vatican Those not yet contacted manuscripts may League by Aug 20 The league agement and reward ' from Ihe is theology at the Pontifical hair horn microfilmed Si recch his Gregor- h> him at home address. for asking Ihe five witnesses lo Kerala gns eminent He prohibit University l horr for 27 ian in Rome after Louis nnersity its Pope Belmont A\e . Clifton each petition sheet despite the ed Catholics from joining, ordination Pius en in 1937 He taught the XM Memorial To The must he Library petitions signed, II rent of the stale ruling attor couraging or attending meetings, ology at Whitefrurs complete the lask, it has taken witnessed by fne adults, Hall, Wash and re nej general (hal special vrrifi of "Catholic" PAPAL ARRIVAL: John is discernible on no organiiattons that ington, DC, and later served Pope barely theflag-draped balciny • of film which would turned to the length federation so that rations do would be necessary on not hase approval of the •even aisistant of his summer residence at as he from Newark to year* at to the Castelgandolfo blesses some of the 8,000 reach Baltimore. | | they can be in the hands of the people , the petitions. iChurch. iPrior General. who gathered to greet him on his arrival THE 2 ADVOCATE July 30, 1959

Places in the News People in the Week’s News Reacting to protest* by Arch A triduum ending Aug 4 at bishop Ramon Castellano of Cor Bishop John J. Wright of Pitts- F.S.C., of Manhattan Ara-En Dombe*, France, will bn College has | inary, Niagara, N.Y.. has been doba, Argentina, burgh has educational au- the accepted the position txen elected president of the appointed principal event of this year a : faculty head of the new in Cordoba of Chancellor of Duqursne Uni- Catholic thorities province re celebration of the Accountants Guild of the John Minor 100th anniver- Vianney Semin- versed an order reli- versity. which is conducted by New York Archdiocese. jSt. suspending .vary of the death of £t ary, Miami fgious John the Holy Ghost education in public primary Fathers. Rev. Ambrose Kevin Rev. \iannoy. Cure of Ars Southey, Luigi Stuno. 87. leading Rev. A. W M S and secondary schools Bryson. C.. prior of Mt St Two Bernard s Clster- Italian who priest* of the o' statesman founded Some 1,000 sacristans from Missionary head the National Catholic nan A.bbey. Coalville. i England, the Popular to Society of St James the Committee of has Party prior Mus- eight European countries attend Apostln Japan, cm has beCn elected Abbot at the solini's rise to of Roston have mission- barked power, has suf- ed the fifth International Sacris- begun on a world tour to confer age of 38 fered a and is in ary work in Bolivia and with Catholic collapse grave tans' Congress in Vienna will hi* authorities in the Chou Kang Sie, Nationalist Chi condition joined shortly by of Pacific and Anew agricultural college has a priest th« area to observe the nn first s Ambassador to the ( incago workings Holy| been established by Salesian Archdiocese of the National Catholic See. C.ausps . has presented his creden . . Fathers The of Welfare Conference In Rev. in Warrenstosm. Ireland, new Diocese Simla in Washing- tlals to Pope John XXIII August Ftchepoar of ton to give Catholic India has been France. General of boys a Com erected with ter- Rev. John R Young. C M Superior the . ree- mando taken Brother of Course ' in Catholic lead ritory from the Delhi Arch- Clement Francis, ,lnf of Our Lady of Angels Sem- Priests the Sacred Heart of ership d'oeese Jesus of Betharram. 1873-1897. St, I-oul* will Bom at St Palais, France, May Inlversity he the site of the third annual 30, 1830; died Apr. 13, 1897. conven tion of the National Social Farmers Sacred Congregation of Rites met Ac Oppose tion Conference. Stf/Mi a/ to discuss his virtues in beatifi- Aug 2ft 30 Sunday cation The Work cause Reggio Emilia Omcese, Pictured is CENTENARU IN ROME: the North American College in Rome which Italy, plans a "Center of Docu EBERHARDTZELL. Germany this Fall will Bishops . . . mark (RN'St the 100th anniversary of its The mentation" to signalize the Ital- A plea for cooperation Msgr. founding. present building Ferdlnando Raldelli of was dedicated XII iar clergy's patriotism hetween Protestant and Catholic by Pope Pius on Oct. 14. 1953 The above view shows the in war Rome, president of the Pontifical and farmers to PILGRIMAGE peace protect Sunday as a main entrance to the Relief Organization, of was named chapel. Dsservatore day rest was sounded here at Titular Romano. Vatican a Bishop on the day be a conference of the Catholic of unusual City daily, has warned the significance for 1959 par fore he celebrated the XOth anni-' Five Given New In Rome I armors' Movement of southern liament in Sicuv against "unnat versary of his ordination u-al and illogical collahorai Germany Rev. Fernandes ion Angelo has Vatican Duties between Catholics and com mu been named Coadjutor Bishop " to VATICAN (ITY Arrhbtuhop nut* A Archbishop Joseph Fernandes Giacomo Testa, American president of the Nearly ion of (ierman priest* and Delhi, India Pontifical College Ecclesiastical Arad seminarian*, Rev. I-en Nanay akkara, former prisoners of 0.5.8.. emy, has been named consul The HOLY LAND a u * r in France left Munich for has named been Bishop of Kan tor of the Sacred Plans Drive Congregation Homo to thank Tope John XXIII dy, Ceylon for Centenary the Oriental Church in one for his aid to them while he was NAZARETH • of five ROME A college that is 100 old In Rome Home JERUSALEM appointments announced years is stationed in J'rance this week a more toddler the church Future Dates among institutions in the Eter- The Medical All# viiiflng Association of Bargain! Archbishop Testa, who has nal Rut the North f»reat City American College, with its hand- Britain, \ielding to a .storm Fnllnumg n a hit nf of ROME • imflnrt- 'charge the Vatican s diplomat ATHENS • IRELAND some six of Catholic led year-old on the .Jamculum protests ordered tff,t Cd/Foltc and mrrtingi ic school, served building Hill, has Finest Used Care Adlri as secretary of destruction of the of to remaining cop FATIMA • the plenty reason pull out all the for LOURDES Aurmg Auguil Apostolic Delegations to Tur stops its cenlenarv of o's a marriage booklet uhich and Greece °r one the Aug 3 14 Institute on Phil key when the Tope thing anniversarx. retorted orthodox mows on chav was to which will bp observed ()r* osophy of Education. Xavier Apostolic Delegate those n 12. founding IR.VI x under the personal direction of in up through the t it countries l.aler I* a tribute to thr hundred* of University. Cincinnati Archbishop Tes death of Pope Pm* XII and the The Diocese* of His The Most Rishop* and million* of c*mpn Mourao Excellency, Reverend Aug 8-14 Young Christian ta occupied the same posts American election of Pope John and In Toledo have been created annual other ( atholic* who*r crnrrnutv and in Workers, convention, appointments tho<* Among responsible for Branl vs ith Tarciscio E sacrifice have the col terntorv taken from Chicago Rishop G \ an supported the WALTER W. \ olume i* Mr. \nthnnx T. the CURTIS, S.T.D. V Ircr And then there Cunliba Archdiocese Aug 10-12 Catholic Total alenberg. OEM. Cap. 1* the fart was Padnxano. of that a seminarian the The Third Drder of St Abstinence Union of named a mnsultor of the Sacred Pope John Will will take Dominic Amiiurr America, \euark Bishop. Archdiocese. vsill hold INC 87th Congregation for the part in the celebration its second annual Archdiocese of Newark annual convention. Harris Propagation visiting -on \ of the Eaith the and chalice, bought xxith student vocation at 360 Central Ave. burg. Pa college giving a *a'k Aquinas Collere, HAVING IDLKWILD AIRPORT. N Y Rev t here donation*. x*i!| bo presented (•»antl N«w.rk • MA 4 1144 Aug 10 12 Franciscan F.d Antonin Slefanirn S.l to Rapids. Mich. <>ct 4 SIPTIMtIR 34th director I 'he Pope as memorial Piftx Vto SWISSAIR ucalional Conference 40th of Vatican Radio an! p to 4o Amom .in Bishops led a A praver crusade an leading up to h\ set* nf will with optional i>H* nual Res Salvatore l ardinaU Spellman and Cu*h xe«.tment* also he l%n has trips tot meeting, Davion Canals of the been inaugurated in the the Pontiff - inc and Martin gixrn for poor RARIS • lONOON • DUBLIN Aug 12 18 Catholic War Sacred Congregation of Reh Bishop I o 1 on parish Buffalo Diocese. e* in Rome gmus named mr. colle-r * A\ a"rnl Veterans. 24th annual ennven were as members of rrr'nr. • the the lion, Pittsburgh Pontifical ( ommissmn for celebration* RITURN Movies. Radio OCTOBIR 30TH (optional Aug IS Frast of the As and Television BURNS STI DPNTS nf 'hr \-*rth \mer Terrorists Bomb & O'CONNELL, Inc ••Wo trip# Ot Pant. London end sumption, holy of ohliga Giovanni las day Giosanmni, a man lean have published a \earhook GARDEN Dublin, lion the STATE PLAZA returns Oct 33rd ) in Papal Home of Archbishop household was marking the o<( I'S »• prr ecu said, depends on the wa> the »o»«»bW hot SPECIALISTS IN COLLISION Welfare Ita Conference, eommum nnmie and military aMintanre ” lair AFTER program Is carried out lUOOII YOU! RIP AIM New l<|htninf atr»k*-a - BODY WORK cations seminar, York and De HaIM ii | w HKADINt; THK committee M*gr Higgins M*gr h Aug 2.\ 28 Institute on T h« m p the President Blanc said that although the World a Sacramental Theology, Notre s ( ommittrr In com h«hts. steering, tires, ei • less, windshield wipe Dame Studs the S Military Assn mittee report dors not specifically cAIow* is I . . . given with yew tneilitime tanre Program William \{ mention birth control, it does ad Aug 28 30 _ Christian Earn —i« A Jr former assistant vocate sue h a program b\ sug f*ff FSTIMAW ily Movement, 11th annual con Draper IN SALES Thev vention. Notre Dame secretary of the Arm) and former gestion issued their state SCHRECK & t SERVICE 1 31 Ambassador to NATO He men Is a* the President r-s to start Aug Sept 2 American said was pa Dependable the Service Catholic Sociological Society, that the report given to thp ing rrjx»rt <*n to Congress WAELTY, Inc. hile You Work without 21st annual meeting, Chicago President bv hi* group urgid comment other 'han urg Aug 31 Sept S— National only that demographic informa in” i* l*e given careful sUrtv 25-27 HAGUE STREET lOUNDTHI Savi AMBROSINO Free Newman Club Federation, non ' information The »r* -a''* attention to le your Oavings an bearing on rep. JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. tual of booming meeting, Albuquerque, population matters i he given na problem populations 3085 HUDSON BLVD .(At houand tunnii cuti JERSEY CITY • • N M from some lie grd tries OLdfield 9-4068 lions requesting it the t s in uoderpriv co\.f Dtpl Optn Man -In 7 JO A M ta 710 P M -Wil -1111 4 P M at and recommends that the C S assist those countries wi'h which it is ««v>pcrating in n <»nnp.ic aid Stressed f». Carteret Spirituality pr ' 'r »no on rrqoe t in the r miilation of tbnr plans designed For Convert Makers to deal with - ' the prohlem NEED DOUGH? Pray for Piuss PONTIAC. Mich i.NCi The laity must take a part in present day society which cannot bp filled b\ the elerev. Bentification Rev F.rwin A Juraschek of San Antonin, Tex . told the 15th ( OI,()(,NK. tier man v \ ram annual Convert Makers of America convention here paign of praver for beatification of Pius XII Has been Father Juraschek, national CMOA director, told the Pope launched b\ h .dr* Humana convention The secular world an organization of (ierman Catholic is becoming more and more com daily attendance at Mas* lav men God is being pushed “You can't put out' If plex—and sou Tides Roman* poin'ed nu' that cut the heart nf society don't of Lay replenish >our stockpile Dividends the Sacred Congregation of Rites have that people a part to play in of spiritual strength.'' he warn has already received great quan Start that cannot be done by ed. “Know the mind of the From TJ\ society of title* mail requesting the late the clergy They live work, play Church, and work wth humili- Pontiff's beatification in " Day Oj DtpOS a secular world —and they ty. patience and charity Ns. " must bring Christ into it Plans were made for public i the hlejs of director Messages imparting lion a i guide, carr> Record Ordinations Ings of John XXIII and Pope ing a planned detailed program AIVKI ASH Now Zealand Cardinal Vatican Secre for diocesan to Tardini, campaign* gain 1\( i— A total of 11 priests nr tary nf State, were read to the converts liter Informational t darned n lfi reremonie.s in New delegates lure used b> the will be Zealand group parishes ,n July set a ed at the World display Sodality record in the l?Uvrar hi*torv of Whatever FATHER JI'RASCHEK told the your wants and needa in Congress at Set on Hall in life, there Aug Catholicism in this island conn convention to read and study the no U.st ia better way to achieve them than sav- by latest methods and techniques in And what better in all New ing. place Jersey doing convert work, and to grow to save than at Carteret, New Jersey’s largest | spiritually through daily mental & Loan prayer, spiritual reading, and Paver Asks for Courtesy Savings Association? At Carteret, the higherdividend rate, the complete service* and Noted Irish Priest If hen facilities assure you the maximum and Rectory Phone Rings security • ( convenience, to QI’KBKC The next Going Australia person given * gruff an.»fr during * l«'l«*phonf rail tn the DUBLIN (RNSI - Ireland Is rectory or a religious house mold he a prospective convert and became of the about to low to Australia one ol answer be lost io the Church its moat outstanding priests, That The known particularly for his liter »a« one rejoin Religious Weekly. puhlua'ion of the Quebec Archdiocese Loans Carteret savings * Isa ary and charitable work gave in "tggesling lha' .alls t„ are our business Anociitioi a religiods house always be answered Me la Father Senan, O F M politels Others were that and edi politeness in answering the elementarv Largest In New Jersey Cap, who, as founder phone is an cour tesy, and that it of tor of the Capuchin Annual has is an expression Christian charily EVERY 866 BROAD BANKING SERVICE CONVENIENT PARKING STREET, NEWARK Irish writers put many young LAYMKN KXPKCT and lKe»« special courtesy on the pan of those The additional set '• ,l "‘ Sfri*|fWl4 paper added, callers are shocked In such replies Record, two other well known as tnirill*: 417 , Why dldn Strut you listen to the Mass schedule lasi Elizabethport Oru|* Capuchin t Sunday” ’ publications It CsMßutir: Pui Railroad Station Uu: 711 Arm* could be, the that City SpnnglWld A paper pointed out. the caller is a year ago, Father Senan was visitor or who miles one was away the previous Sundav 'ITAftIISMfC) (AST ORANCi: SOUTH 0RAN0I: stricken with cancer Now that Banking Company Some replies if in rectories, given in business offices, his health has he is Ittf improved would he for UPTOWH cause dismissal, the paper said ll suggested that being assigned as to a chaplain the same remedy he used 1145 EAST JERSEY ST. 100 FIRST st. large In rectories for persistent rudeness hospital conducted by tha by for housekeepers, It issued that - llrlah Siatera priests, the reminder the UIMI rillUl NMMT IUkUKI CMf, umu of Mercy in Perth. Ioot " uhui »ti *\, ri Pr m **hl b* prospective convert To Dedicate 3 Buildings July 30. 1939 THE ADVOCATE 3 Deaf to Observe AtMountain Lakes Parish

MOUNTAIN LAKES Three brand new buildings laminated wooden arches and the Ephpheta Sunday In St. Catherine of Siena here will be and general interior is of driftwood parish blessed deaf of Newark color and Stations NEWARK The the Archdiocese dedicated at 4 22. Statuary of pm. Aug by Bishop McNulty The will observe , the Cross are executed in wood, Ephpheta Sunday with a day of spiritual and ceremonies, which include laying of the cornerstone, will imported from northern Italy. social activities, it was announced this week be by Rev John concluded with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Flooring throughout is asphalt P. Hourihan, director, Mt Carmel Guild for the Erected Rev Apostolate by Joseph A | tile A particular feature is a deaf Glynn, the for pastor, buildings are I with an exterior of Norman brick "cry room." young children deaf The sermon will he In «ign The will he a church, auditorium and the church accompanied by their mothers. | rrlrhration Aug 1. rectory All are interconnected, language by Rev Frnnrli Rein- Father Glvnn broke ground for The auditorium anticipating F.phphcta Sunday and rectory hy a cloistered pas provides seat- bold. I'nion County the 21 Pius X director of structures on Mar. 16. 19X8 ing for 400 but has been ii Atig Pope designated sage. persons the deaf the (or the deaf and Designed by Robert P Moran so located that if is possible for Sunday those Following Mas*, the deaf will o' THE II who work with them It the West Orange, the three struc- (Tit R ( seals 500 per nearly 1.000 persons :a attend is travel by bus to Asbury Park tures all Mass auditorium located day on which the narrates are one story in height, runs, including spare in the choir The is (lospel for an outing o' Christ of the deaf contemporary architecture loft The ceiling is at right angles t 0 the church s cure man with supported by on The archdioresan committee for the word. ’Be .the Epistle side At that point, Kphpheta" " the is headed thou day by Rev. C>eorg« the church wall consists of fold- opened Relger, Hudson County director. doors which be Msgr Joseph A Pooling. and; ing may opened | of when needed In that e\ent. those I reetor the Mt Carmel C.uild,

sealed in the auditorium will [will celehrale Mass in Sarred Heart Messages Published have clear of the altar Cathedral Aug 1 for the a view BACK HOME: R. VATICAN CITY Bishop Thomas Manning, O.F.M, recently consecrated as Titu- (NO The and sanctuary N- lar Bishop of Arsamosata and first of Coroico. V atican City Press haa published vOV- Seating in the auditorium Is prelate Bolivia, returns to St. Bona- Bloom field Brother the 20th and final volume of the provided by folding chairs which venture's, Paterson, where he studied for the and served after priesthood ordina- and cS Taken ( speeches broadcast mn- when removed offer a clear spare tion Preceding the new in to the church he rraymoor I on* •fY# 0‘ Bishop procession where celebrated sagrs of the lair Pope Pitta XII. various *• R AVM()OR, for parish function* The his first Pontifical Mass N V _ Rrolhrr are, from left. Rev. Hubert Woods. OEM, and Rev Feli- hall has a completely equipped Francis Rray. SA. ton of Mr cian Foy. O.F.M. both of St. Bonaventure's and Rev. Arnold stage and also a kitchen in one Monastery, Walters. and Mrs Joseph Rras 19 Frnst O.F.M. St. Many's, Lakes, At is Rev Icorner pastor. Pompton right Joseph Patrick Kennedy, Si., Rloomfield, professed his i The provides O.F.M., final vows BONDS o°° rectory arrommo pastor as a Rrolhcr of the dations for three priests and Graymoor Friars July 25 in the Insurmct housekeepers There are also a i haprl of the lutlle Flower here kitchen, living two parish room, of He attended St Thomas the offices and a two car to cfyQjiJau* Q/arm& garage Apostolate Layman Draw Vpostle (irammar School. Rloom field, and Immaculate lonccp ST. CATHERINE of Siena par uj CATERING SEKVICE 'ion lli£h School. Montclair He ish now serves approximate!* 401 Others to has been appointed instructor in families Its establishment began Faith by Example cleitrical maintenance at Valles MAV July. 1956 when Bishop M, WEST ORANGE. JERSEY ,in N F \\ YORK Catholic* who of the international of the falls. R I where he will teach Nultv appoin'ed Rev. David W reality conventions and institutes li\e their faith a» a matter the * ot Church and the internal mnal Me sail he ynunc Rrother nosic.-s in McCarthy to explore the posst wa* pleased to conviction vil! (•rasmoort help develop a *u mentalitv of Catholicism durinK "»nh the Trade School. b'.litirs establishment and pranatinnalum that Mil cvcntu the ( On Sept 1, 19.57, Bishop Me on Kress growth o( professional sodalities 11 lead in vvor'd society, It a > a one i« mv hope that this re a It the- ruled N'ulty set the parish boundaries in t Stairs uhirh nro in the opinion of lh° director of Mil flow includes nation over from the sides The parish Rainbow a complement ary means of the world HEED MONEY v id* sodality move ( ongress to nation wh. every re ol I■': r mt lakes lake Arrowhead. Maun is mu in the so< tal mrnt there are sodalities." rather for tain lakes. Manor I.ake. lake apostolate the already ssell 9 In informal of *.- Interv the an gathering Paulussen declared adult to or home ? ale, I’arsippany Troy deselope.l parish .soda ns Improve repair your cular and editor* The Hills Route No religious new* resolutions and practical region along 20? mosrmeiil tn this rountrs lie de lo cash. here Re\ I out-* Pai.lii»son S .1 conchuion* of Come us... gel the west of the Reser the workshop* at Hr 'hat Jersey City ‘ I ’-* 1 in the past the par It's pointed to the doctrine of the the RO Park as simple as that We re ready, set and and of Boonlon Town ( ongress are intended to ish his Avenue, New voir, part sodalities. ss h hase a m. st Newark, Jersey a* a lo low-cosi, die Road Mystical Hod> unit, bring concrete solutions to pi»> (I or mr* l /A# delighted arrange long-term ship taking in Poplars lm|Hirtanl him Hon hi loeal s ato y Sorrento Rtileurml) form The las FHA loans work, and Old Denville Road me among nation* erl clav prohlems t«» be taken oils (or painting, repair en- Apostolates. aetuallv needed lie said v ill mfluei.ee back bather Glynn, who succeeded t atholic. to the nations represented ,hl larging. improvements, practically anything ' t omple.nentat s | role.stonal his Catholic hi* Set Mall, Father McCarthy Jan 1958 non neighliora by at on a* (omini**ion* tor and everything that needs doing to put your on 77, drsrlopmrrit to deal with proh scientific and the labors began using the rhurrh with presence in mu. apostolic of the H.inc),- house at its best - in looks and in value. new ot a national and ssorl.l social affairs The of nxlalut* midnight Mass. Christmas, that throughout the 'de significance No mortgage required. Loans available " sshieh know no Masses the layman u not so much to world The personal tear Sunday are now at contacts parish territorial limits ’ 'HaoTiliM up to 52,500-with monthly payments up lo 8 and 10 and brine other* to the faith b> argu made between mklaliM* of a m . at noon Daily many 3 years You need not be a depositor. lo draw them Mays is celebrated at 7 a m mentation as l> nations were also cited as os "Orettent Din,n To t m t Conltnenul Mmcpbtr,- Cathniin«m by a ( brut like hu peciallv eflectivr for internation- Build Hospital TRUST manenevs al good 4 Banquet Rooms THE COMPANY Hiroshima a Diocese ► ather Paulu*.*en. director of Father Paulussen commends At Atlanti[?] City VATICAN CITY (NO OF NEW - Pope the International Secretariat Oinrch Function* Home and JERSEY «.( the IS Offic» Pariia* John XXIII ha* sodality movement for raised (he Vi < AMUKN A 7th) de Communion • • New York Sodalities of Our Lady, is here ness Aire Rrealifaiu Reception* Jersey City Hoboken West great progress in three specific Vedding canate Apostolic of Hiroshima selopment the ip and At southern end of Union • Secoucui to supervise a*M«t in iinal Home •/ Suburban enj Mth Weebowken • City Japan (o (he rank of diocese areas. flourishing professional our opolttsm a Atlantic t itv ha* been chosen for the World < on A* and named preparation* sodalities establishment of the the Catering Srrt kdimbrr FW«r«J fu«r«aN Corporation Msgr John Baplist site of a $! 5 million C'Alholie ice Kress of Sodalities at Sr ton Mill Hr jno Noda National Sodality Federation, and <' BI present Prefect Apostolic hospital and a $1 million Catholic 1-7000 South of I'niversity. Orange, Aug of Niigata as first Bishop sponsorship many sodality high school. 20 23 Bishop Justin J Met arthjr ol 0 8 AND IKNVICI Father Paulussen has definite amden signed ronstrsirlion Use Hand Labor ( eon ideas .>n the far reaching results for Iraets the two facilities.! he vshich expects from the ('on the For Monastery marking first step in the A Motion Picture Vast Kress The most important he of oserall project The ate* to he feels, is a deeper understandinK CONYERS. C,a (RNS i* Trap kro«n as Ray stew Island, will at Spectacle and Sweeping put monks the Abbey of Our also hase Acnoat a shopping and husi Lady of the Holy Spirit near renter, At Head ness houses, apartments To Ushers (.a who have been S Conyers, . And la goons building From. At World Congres anew monastery by To be named Immaculate hand since 1948. hope to move Heart of Mars the hospital ssill One Of NK.W \HK Chru Hcn'Mhcl of n’o the four story concrete and he the I first building under eon lcr*cx it has been named head steel structure before the end of S. Marsh & Sons l > s' ruction in the ness deseloprnen' N The Mo*t tho usher* whn Mill J9.59 It' erection [o( guide the on an 11 acre site ssill throng* attend the Ueorgiam and other visitor* be exported to ti starlrd next year Powerful who nal teuton of the aerond World make retreats here are irn k’ x ted tn per take three sears to t of the Sodalities of f reused not only by the hard the Novels Ever ongre** our complete, hospital will hase \*ork of :l»e ui Brothers and .V* I*jdy. Aug 23. at Roosevelt Su at. initial rapacity ol I.V) beds arid n.onk* hut also by the ssill he Written. dtum Jersey l itx beauty s'affed bv the Sisters of of the • Hentarhel tnent gleaming new while mor. Meres under I a appoint ua \ jurisdiction nf tnr a *terv of monoluhir Diocese The VALUE announred this week by M*gr concrete of Camden This ssill he From a 16 foot tall, three ton Ihi f ( omeliua J Bnxlr. director of third surh Institution In the Maine Dramettie the of St Benedict to stained i \exxark Arc hdiocesan ( oun Diorese, sshieh already has hos glass windows. the imposing is a ril of Catholic Men ptlal* in Camden and Sea Isle Story Of structure has been constructed Cits Msgr Box le also announc ed almost In bv hand entire The high school A Grant that plans haxe been made for will be named a The new monastery has 91.?0u S! Thomas group of ’(X) men from eat h o( Aquinas and will he feet of floor scpiare space and hunt 1%1 Of A Man.*— the four countle* in on a 25 acre •A f\ of the Arrhdio- proper is built in the traditional Cuter leese to form the usher In most corps cian | SIMON style of the quadrangle II will addition, the Color C.uard of the arrommndate 2,500 stu 1 Cramped for space in their dents Knights of Columbu* xxill (vine OF GALIUE present modest wooden tion at home, both the Stadium cere the monks will move in although mome% and at the Solemn Pont if enough work remains on the new »ral Mass 20 Sacred Aug in that | Unlrlinj: *o formal dedtra & Mean Borgos Borgos important Cathedral, formally oj>on Hon crri-rnonin will not tx held ing the Congress lor Another two year* fnsuroitc* mmc » *******o» of all klndt Countries Included 59J KEARNY word Eight AVENUE THE KEARNY, N. J. In Bishop's Pilgrimage OiOtOl J IOIGOS BU>OMKIKI.D - rmm Light County Mayo. Irrland AUNT H. iIAZI tries in Europe and the Middle Reservations may be made at WILLIAM J. OLACOIM L-st are included in the Big the M itinerary Joseph Byrne agency, R2B o( a pilgrimage lo be led by Am Broad St . Newark iliary Bishop Curtis word to which owe the The tour will start Scpl In fact, it is probably the we 2n from Idlewild valur International the half For MID-SUMMER SPECIAL! • of our business during past century. and RONCoMr manor *>• UMvnt«M growth j Airport end on Oct 30 There combuud will he To u value mterns quality stops m Portugal Greece, is what we offer nbove a11... i | l-ehanon. Jordan, Israel, Italy, American-

Watches and Diamonds and Fin/ jtwtlry . .. Clocks Parents Night NO DOWN PAYMENT and Bar Acusstrus rr Silmwart, China and Crystal .. . Gifts Ends Bloomfield EASY BUDGET TERMS Lcalh/r Goods and . . Hand Bags Luggagi . Vacation School ■mnMM.HUIII.tfi/ work fr•• h»«t I mrPjg£ and Ecclesiastical Articles Religious I Rl-OOMHKI.D Parent* of the more than 100 children at krrp j m H*n ifyrvto *w I MOwQI mom r D ( onception Seminary, Darling W f Oil COMPANY, INC. ton, instructed John Dolan George FitzGerald w in the religion Trt classes Field r STARTS AUG.5 Representative Manager—Millburn Store | Twenty five teenage girls from MArket 3-3917 local Catholic and public s, , high schools also 800 RAYMOND NEWARK N. RIVOLI j assisted in the daily BIVD., 5, J. MALtLACtNTU** (program. 4 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 195 J Films on TV Reviews in Following a list ef It films on tele of Plays Criticizes Catholic Critics vision Au« 1-7. Tho Lotion of Doconcv rated fhoto film* whon first ro lea tod Thors mar bo chanset In toms duo to cuts for television use. Generally, hew Summer Theaters over, the Lesion of Decency ratines Who be accepfed may as correct moral Film unsanctioped affair evaluations. By Joan T. Nourse Flayed Crosby P*<«H \il about the grande raw THE Anniversary Walts (heap, ••on routed FOR FAMILY tasteless b* a good looking drifter in By William H. domestic farce guffawing over some lose starved mid Mooring lily” rating from the Legion of and artistic at Angel A Radman a western worn* qualities by least 1Kid From Cleve- child's disclosure of her parents pre en ( rude:* direct it sentimentally | Apache Chief Decency and an A class Oscar one land mental affair illicit as the aole Bing Croiby hat been “blast- Cardinal and a thunderous Cyclone rw* Arizona 1I-a»t Warning Fair Game Garment distrut mmed* ed” for as well as almost aa art, making 1 success in every theater it Assignment in ILonghorn a to Third Bee* Ssort violently as “Baby a about young divorcee determined Timely and agree* DolL” His “Say fortune and millions of people Brittany 1Lev# on Run keep the wolves at bay Harps prettv aht* amusing c omed* protest.ng th* One for 'played? Bermuda Mystery on overlv Me,” ;Northern Purvutl steadily the seduction theme regimented lives of rising cor* poration • happy. What Or Bulldog Courage Gentlemen Prefer Blondes eve. •*J certain Catholic press critics, was so wrong with ' are they to be fairly and Northwoat Trail Bras.iv Call for tome gold Visit t* a Small Planet iJ "junk,” that’ Cloae jRed Ponv musical about digger* Rurtiurrarf “a shocking piece of constructively reviewed by Cath- Ellery Queen 1Relentieaa of the '2os Generally low moral tone take* • beating when a whimsical Jewish •pace m*a.les Washington Tw One Crime Poctor'a |Robber* of Rang* Hole In the Heed Amusing man mush,” “a puerile “a “Say for Mc,'‘ unpreten- olic writers, without lofty disdain family about worried little bad the the subplot finds story," glob Manhunt «Sante Fe Trail comedy a »a» humor boy straighten in a r • of tiously written by Robert O'Brien tastes of Head Men Tell sb ▼•*! Wars Ellery Queen A 7 Were Raved pennywise Mare Summer lco e because its as a frankly commercial effort audience? Murder Ring ! ther Adult fare ala ramp m upstate \»« York Snmg theme combines sex, Ron of Monte Emperor's Candle- Crtalo . romance and religion in a com- which 20th Century Fox hoped Destructive criticism with occasional vkimn* costume* and duct in the sticks i Rtorv eg Ma*t regulations of Alexander and then line might the success Enemv Agent now a nwjue edy-drama that repeat public Catholic press, especially when Graham Bell Lll Abner Rollicking musical abo..! Flaming Fury Stop That (ah was not of “Going My Way,” this seems . the ranv comic ctnp world of t»og really presented to value esthetics Ghost Falrol Thunder Over patch l S A Some costuming a lit AOH Communion more Go. Man Go Arizona planned as a script problems Studio trouble- highly than morals, can- Ur limited. High. Wide A Tlmberjack Once More With Pee line l ight. daf work of art. shooter Frank McCarthy did his no'. fail to discourage future Handsome Trail Breakfast Oct. 25 out- of Mountie* fv comedv about a mad. mad »i m |House on 92nd St Trail » One best to resolve these in of screen touching Street phonv conductor and the lo>al if* NEWARK The Ktsrx colum- voluntary put plays upon I Married Adventure Trouble for 2 County nist describes cooperation with a Hollywood religion, whether these present If You Knew Susie Village Ancient Order of Hibernians’ 15t!i FIRST PARISH: Kansan •cenes that spokesman for the Legion of artistic potentialities such as The founding of the first Catholic annual C ommunion breakfast will are FOR ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS not in the pic- i Decency come to pleasing fruition in “The parish in the U.S. at St. Fla in Resurrectionists Elect b« held Oct 2T> at Hotel Robert Augustine, , 1565 is After tho Thin (Open Secret box after R Mass ture, indicating Nun's Story" or are mere commemorated in this mosaic , Man (Operation X Canadian Priest Treat, am m St. WHAT DO WE. as colorful on the outer Awful Truth Ox< Bow Incident h« | Catholics, office pot-boilers like John s Church may have “Say One I * I ask of the Hollywood film Wall of the National Shrine of the Con- Belle Grande Paris After Dark ROM K iNT i- Very R<-\ Al attacked pro- Immaculate Black Swan Port1 Said To chairmen are J Roy Fas- the for Me.” Blue. White A 1Pride A Prejudice phonse Eicheldinger. R . of Blm jducers’ Morally decent enter- ception, Washington. It is the work of artist ti.w and Anne He Huno- even be- John de Perfect 1Reunion in France Mcs aly How, in any event, does a film Canada was elected Superior tainment to Bride Goes Wild 1Rose of al fore appealing a variety that is Rosen. There are over 137 of Cimarron v troubling t 0 sce ' jt . morally approved for pieces and jCentennial Rummer !Sea Hornet (Irncral of the Resurrect 10ms*. of tastes, with touch of sculpture a ar- adults mosaics the Chicago Cailing !Secret of Pr Bing says he docs and adolescents by the adorning shrine, which will be dedicated I athers a’, their general chapter not resent tistry whenever possible? Or |China Sky Kildare a of constructive criticism but Legion Decency, as a mouth- on Nov. 20. City of Chance !Scarf here cannot heavy diet of art for art's sake? Coast Guard Scarlet ( law | ! Ron Kdward Rates ••vvy a pat on the piece for our Bishops, come to Confessions of !Shewolf of London an \mcn Cana Calendar back for We should make up our i Boston Blackie Shining \ ictory playing a lush in be “blasted” as "immoral” in a ran. has hern reelected procura “The with the old man his Crossed Swords Shot In Park Country minds, because other com- but beatnik Girl and a left Catholic publication? Hanger Woman Slightly! Panseroug tor general PRE-CANA to’the jaw mercial movies son (Nico Mfhardos >. Worse for dealing with still, Deception Stagecoach .. | Aug t Newark. St Francte Portraymg a pricl t in s onp Fighting Kentuckian' iStrawberry Blonde , religion and sex are The Big Circus younger daughter falls for a Xavier SO 2 2*97 for M on the Television Flight Lieutenant This Is the Lifa Me. Aug lO Sep- fi ( hffs:da Tsrk* way. Good brash, overweight, immature (II Forbidden Jungle Two Yanks In Father Keating, Disney’s Buena Vista' (Family) S.J., Fp.phan* l O l <241 Approved for Higher A Higher T rtnidad adults and is This is movie molasses for (Gary Crosby) Neither the girls bepi nao Hoboken, s* Teter adoles company about to offer “The Hudsons Bay Walls t ame Turn cents SUNDAV. AUG 1 Lectures at Woodstock »dd Taul HF * VSn* by the National all nor the Jam Session bling Pown Legion of Big the youngsters of ages. The circus story display very good eao.m Fisherman,” from '*■—"Let . Talk About Jewels of Brand W htaller Mri this taste. for God." Marrknoll WOODSTOCK. - Rev Decency, picture is feats, from a trapeze across the Even sophisticates the Sisters. enburg Woman. Secret going Lloyd C. Douglas novel. MGM 10.10 <7 Well the am >—Christopher Program. Judge Steps Out Woman Who Came Francis M Keating. S.l . of St with cash “Big Top,” to a tight comedy is farcically over written, “High Price customers. will follow with a $l2 million rope slung of Valley Forge." Angela Mr Wong m Back Green. Peter s College department of One Catholic over Niagara characters synthetic and Jack Mahoney Chinatown commentator do production of “Ben Ilur." Falls, are suspense- settings 11 10 am. 'll> ( hnstophrrs theology. is a visiting lecturer ful ostentatious. 510 in tfflbfatlt Plores that the and exciting. The human side pm '4> Catholic Hour. OBJECTIONABLE box office success These, like all films, "Con the are sub- fcssion* of St Augustine." summer seminar program at of of the slows down the fun. Mildred Bill of Divorr-. Moon A Sixpence Bing * “Going My Way” “ ject to story Seconds Punnock. Robert Gernnger. Answers.. m . criticism as art, Ten to Hell Leslie Mr Ace Woodstock here com- and Panic I College th * later Romantic financial problems Not \V anted a PPcarance of mercial entertainment mix- Fair (No rating The or a yet) TUISDAY, AUG 4 Qua summer seminars are in . . . information The Bells of St. involve Vic Mature, rtet Mary’s. Come as a spend- 9 p n. 'll* Bishop Sheen Dakota T.rl Road 1 ture of both Are they to be dis- This grim drama, filmed in House t< nded to help the Jesuit stu AT YOUR to the and lb rift circus and two Four Daughter* Song of V*dclle FINGERTIPS! Stable' lesser the operator, dents their known paraged by new avant garde Berlin, describes the adventures Keeper of Flame To the \ ictor keep up interest in but as obnoxious watch dogs ( Red Buttons and Just fare.” How Catholic -and the —of other intellectual fields while among film commenta- mercenary plans en of Rhonda Fleming) with many you who planted paid to see tors, as was Cecil B de Mille's six war prisoners who return to g.".ged in their four year studv of these the show cautious Radio New Catholic films found them by bankers Father “obnox 'The Ten Commandments.” in' the bomb-gutted nazi capital aft- theology Keatings suh ious”? There is an impressive cast, but spite of an A 1 Legion rating, er World War II and take on the Kct is Lay Theology the is forced it's SUNDAY. AUG 1 “Going My Way” a ' story still risks of Book Releases got fam public endorsement of its moral suicidal defusing enemy « 11 a m. VVNEVA Sacred Heart. entertainment of its 7 11 am good kind. WR( A —Hour of St Francis Folios ins ta a list of new ( atholic time bombs Antagonism devel 710 a m WHOM—Sacred hooks l Heart Hour compiled bv the l atholn ni 8 Holiday for Lovers ops between one man (Jeff .10 am WM( A A\e Maria Hour. versitv of America library Washington Storv of st Piua V Religion in Russis. from l.emn to still a nazi 841 Fair (Adults, Adolescents) Chandler), at heart, am VV MTH Hour of St Francta Kru»h< hex . by Rev Leopold I. Braun A PARK AU 9 30 VVCBS THEIR OWN The inimitable but somewhat and Jack Balance, who is not am. Church of the Air. A A l ncensored account bv an Re\ F. Ferrer Smith, OP American priest stationed in Moscow romantic feud a* repetitive Clifton Webb The two keep a It) JO a m VV ABC—Christian chaplain for mi nv years 'St exchanges up in Action. Re\ Anselm Burke Anthony Guild Press V* 1 FOR the multi excitement of also with Martine Carol as the 0 ( arm THE SMAU FRY paternal "Christ. Tester of Faith " St Paul Message, and Hit by Amedee ian “Cheaper by the Dozen" and flame. This helps conceal the 11 10 a m VAOR Marian Theater | Brunot Volume in 20th ( enturv K / 0 D / t LAN D t lal 210 pm MR( A Catholic ' F.nc \ clopedia of ( atholicism 'Haw e, dean, convenient. 'Mr undertones Hour Pcnnypacker" to become political Complicated Report on American Theater." thorn S2 Hl* l-eo Tell KIEPURA Rrad» Me About the taints, bv Mary Two . two boat ridel two the of two well rt?X/f4#£ merry-go-roundi • train* Papa growing daugh script fairly produced. Cousins MONDAY. AUG 1 Brief biographies, colored il ters (Jill St. John lustrations, . • 1 pm VI SOL for children in Ihe middle two auto ride* . chair Vee and Carol hMr Nacred Heart MARTA whip iwmg playground Program grades 'Newman t 2 V)' Lynley). When the be- Jill girl What Is a Priest? by Joseph J.ecu»er hourt of lun lor children] Elected Officers of TUESDAY. AUG comes in 4 Volume in the 20th ( enturv Kncvclo interested an older man 2 pm vv SOL if Mi Sacred Heart pedia of ( atholicism 'Hawthorn EGGERTH low OLYMPIC Program at cost • comfortable I PAM (Paul Henreid) while on a Manhattan Alumni *2 91- Prayer In beautifully student tour of South YORK Two New Jrr WEDNESDAY. AUG S Public, by Thomas R Mur • . . styled, modem lean lor • • exchange NEW parenti . IRVINGTON-MAPIEWOOO 2 Pm MMM fM' sa.red Heart phx Invocations and benedictions Si America, 310 pm MERRY men been offi- WB.SX _ st Stephen *ith three pages of suggestions to to daddy rushes with the sey have elected a deigned iai r ulal Church. Novena the priest other minister offlrla rest of the family—Jane cers in the Manhattan College or for Wyman ting public 'Bruce tl XV time. 1 lo 24 station units everybody . Dig free show . rides THURSDAY. AUO 4 in a service m- The 20 Ecumenical * WIDOW plays mama—to Brazil. They dis- Alumni Association 2 pm W SOL Sacred Heart Councils of the Program. Catholic Church, by (lenient Rash crra.it profit: m YOUR BUSI- cover their girl is not in love George J Knapp Jr . '53, of Reprint of a work published in 1017. pm. VV SOL Marla NESS. Livingston, was reelected record primarily for seminarians and study ' l>»b* Newman tl V)' for the FRIOA ing secretary second year Y AUO 7 G K Chesterton. A Bioliogrsphy. by * " SOL Pm ‘FM> Sacred Heart John Sullivan Comprehensive bibll- and Thomas R Finn, '33. of Tea f» PS<» Till, i ography with (heaterton's Essay on p *9r #wll !"♦•» m«».on nzck was voted second vice pres m. W SOL' IfM) Hour of St. Books, with index (Barnes A Noble M ident VV'BNX pm. Perpetual Help A History of Ancient Philosophy by 95 Ignalus C Brady. • Exl Intended both as trem«»lv Fin* Show’* 0 V» p m WSOL (Fit) Hour of the • n undergraduate text and trade Newark Eva Nawa a TELEVOX ( rucified book 'Bruce 48 7.1' 3 ‘Great Mutlral Sparklet" SATURDAY AUO I My God and My All. bv Elizabeth Newark Star Ledeer 7 0.1 Goudge A biographical novel of St P m VVOR t tmiii Theater Electronic Service Francis of Assisi '( oward Mr< ann ut# n CkUi L/0.« Jorry Woyaa A Iraaaw prtiaal 44 »V 1)04 ' (2 mild So of fnut* 46) MADISON AVE —DUFFYS Poyl The Light and the Rainbow, bv Hilda PHOMI New Graef A hiatorv of Christian spirt SPtCIAL GIOU» 1AT«» 6 PATERSON. N J Books lualitv against background of Scrip ■ISIIVATIONS’ CUM*rd 4-14S1 lure and patristic writings 'New SHerwood 2-4273 Rucflcjrinq man 4.1 V) The Age of Martyrs. Txv Giuseppe R|i

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VATICAN CITY While governmental attitudes to- ward the in Settles Into Summer Routine Church the U. S are "quite neutral and toler- ant," the same is not true of CASTF.LG At the turnmer villa the Pope The ded- attitudes taken by some non- I ANDOLFO Purity, 1 pavilion, which he modesty, uses the same apartment where icated here his Catholic groups, according to Vatican Radio manners, courtesy, on arrival, hold* and Pope Pius XII October. In kindness humility These are died last upwards of 8,000 people. Prior a broadcast on the special Church in America, His I' -* „ the which work habits arc similar to to this Vatican Rnrtin c r' u virtues priests who year, Reneral audiences Vatican Radio said U. S. Catho work with those of his How at < Ira "do youth must have, Tope predecessor astelgandolfo wrre held lies everything to avoid fric tion is quite neutral and Pius who tolerant, John XXIII told group ot ever, unlike XII, chose the courts ard of the Papal vil- tion" with non-Catholic a groups, giving the Catholic Church to work outside under an au- priests assigned to young worn the tre"S, la where it was difficult to ac- but the latter do not show always tonomy similar to that enjoyed by en's Pope John remains in his crowds of a attitude. groups study commodate more reciprocal all other churches." or library during the day In the than t.ono These virtues, he said, ' are in- THU BROADCAST the However, non-Catholic bodies, evenings, he takes walks in the was dispensable'' in helping the priest At the dedication, the Pontiff it attack first in a series intended to said, "often Catholics gardens cor- “overcome every (orm of intol- led his visitors pravers for hi* their in rect in both for fidelity to a 'foreign conflicting views and referred erance pride surrounding HI. HFI.I) lUS second audience predecessor and jokingly East and sovereign—as they the " West on religion* life regard him Priest assistants to working in the new audience the (act that the air condi- in the U S Pope—and criticize Catholic pavilion with youth, he said, judged tioning failed work. schools and are near his residence on lulv ?.'> and svstem to It started even the possible out by stressing by the way they overcome to i'n election of a Catholic" pos urged the people read the Bi his arrival here the Holy that l. S. Const! as Presi- although the sihle harshness of character an.i ble If do dent they so, lie said, their father promised the tution townspeople provides (or separation their to calm t ability remain an appreciation of the Mass and oth he would dedicate the first of Still, the station part Church and state, “this noted, tfle in- collected while sep- exercising their liturgical will his fluence of er rites improve of daily Ko»arv to them. aration differs Irons that in Catholics is increasing duties. even many European though the Church is "faced countries, The with Pope said It Is not the where it is often marked by the task of molding together Catholic priest s specllic duty to occupy hostility toward the Catholic immigrants of different Fr. himself with his Columba or waste efforts Moore Church." rationalities into one united Cath the olic on pettiness and interests of In America, It said, body.” The achievement of "separa- '' material life he said, this goal "calls for time, patience But, by and the nature of his job the priest Goes to West Indies understanding," the station said must be aware of thp differences Will Appeal Ruling l MON N ( 11 A missionary assignment in the On in social classes and the prob- ‘Lady Chatterley' VENERATE “HOLY British West Indies has been TUNIC": Bishops and ancient cathedral lems many people face given Rev t'nlumha Moore, NhW priests in the at YORK Government at ( I of Newark Parish Plans Trier, Germany, lead the faithful in the , director St Michael's High School and assistant venerating "Holy Tunic," believed to be the 1 THK. 77 YF \R OI.D tornc) s have announced they will Pontiff has robe worn Christ His pastor at St Michael s Church the Auriesville Bus by at Crucifixion The tunic was to the appeal recent Federal Dts given Bishop of moved into the slower routine of Trip Trier, of trict in 328 A.D. St mother of the Roman Announcement Father nlumha's new Court decision which held NFWARK A bus by Helen, Emperor Constantine It is summer life here in the \lbnn ( post was pilgrimage Week V'erv being madem A(lp thinthu week hv l’«« that the by Very Ke\ novel "Lady Chatterley s to Auriesville, N . will lease venerated publicly for the first time since 1933 Hills llov,ever. he has continued Camsius Mazlrtt. (' P. Father 1-over was not obscene and St Stanislaus Church of the which t n here on some practices he territorv w.t* assigned to them lumha will his therefore could be complete duties sent through Aug 2. for a special initialed al Vatican City On Sun t.\e Nears bv Pope Pun XU. Polish at St ago the mails Catholics Michael s on 1. and Dav" observance at the Shrine Forcing Problems of Deaf day. for instance, he led thou Sept the following month will I Mill It ( Ol MR WASHINGTON. proceed l \ was born Lhe notice of the American Martyrs Into Name iNC) _ The sands of Catholics in the of appeal was filed there Cooperatitves Holy court to the interior of U.e island Newark and with C atholic l nivcrMty of America In the of in attended Sc’on the I'S Court of Appeals, Masses at the Shrine will yard praying Angelus at be at SAIGON. South Vietnam .Jamaica where he will Hall here will join In work with Prep belnre entering th# Second Circuit, which will not noon and at 4 -Catholics Bergen County Cedrrzlion *ponsormg a noon p m during which (RNS) in communist the natives and also workshop establish a l’assi,»''ist ( »rder He took hn convene until October. the of the second on problems of the While he famous "Filaren" Men's North Vietnam are being forced Support World Con lias reduced his 8 <4>urch and school xn "' >t Paul s Chorus the Sodalities deaf. Nov. to 14 Monaslery, of Ctica will Aux to individual cultivation gross of of Our schedule of and sing give up p«vate special Father ( himself a nisi ns was Pittsburgh and was ordained bv FKBRLARY iliary Alexander Zaleuski of the l~dy is being urged through audiences, lie has increased . called the Bishop land and farm his is join m a in charge of the first of the late 1H ( group Archbishop UaKh on month of the of Detroit will sigorous l-.MBI R is the month of general audirnrei Passion be- use it preside ak Mass operatives and what are de poster campaign to two a Pa.vsioni.st.s the to go to the Rritish \pr L'H 1947. at S’ and Holy Infancy Mirhaeli usually marks the beginning of preach. Celebrant / \W be scribed as work exchange throughout Rrrgrn County lndi week. Uost Indies when the mi vs ion Monasters Chunh here I .ent Rev Ladixlaus F. inuals the Gu/iclck. pas teams," according to reports here ' may participate, pos tor of St Adalberts Church, here ter notes, by daily prayers that Schenectady the Congress achicsr its oh One said may report that more than jc-ctnr. by promoting interest In 10.000 rural Catholic families in calls; by financial help, by at Namdinh province have already t< ROBERT been into nding general sessions and coerced the collective FINAL DAYS! workshops, and through the pas mtion program. TREAT tois by solunteering (or general office work, offering pm ate housing and transportation HOTEL St. l Jerome J. Stanley Augustine's, nion ( itv GRIFFITH’S Annual Star* from the bottom PARK PLACE. NEWARK The following committee chair Summer Sale * CHURCH GOODS * men have been named by James CORDIALLY invites your up . . . with now cor- 1 16 s* r f r • f.'ento, president Henry Hern RESERVATIONS EOI MA 2*5071 lohr. Harry Sullis an. James Dol.m pus from BREHMS. Ncv.c»W N J I’rter Walter of • Norton. hosier. Jo Used COMMUNION Rented/ and Sample Pianos soph Reilly, James I O'gnnr, An BREAKFASTS tfony Mongillo, Kenneth Horlaeh Broidloomi with lilt- ; ABBEY er and John l.reen ing beauty • ORDINATION NURSING Our l.ady of Ihr Must Blessed Honest value and prices DINNERS Sacrament. KoselanO-1 hr HOME lust Organs • WEDDING [ annual family pirnie will be held | 86 VAN NESS PLACE E 9 Vn on ihe paruh gnaioct. Visit our NEW Rl'G RECEPTIONS Open Saturday 'til 5:30 P."M. Proereds will to the SELECTOR ROOM f OH Clinton kw+. go building • OTHER SOCIAL 3-0303 Jund At Dardu is chairman Show room open Tuea Bigelow Open Wednesday Evening 'til 9 ind Thurs til) 8. FUNCTIONS t MALE or>d FEMALE AGED CONVALESCENT. and Club Closes 40th | ALL FULL KEYBOARD PIANOS Plenty of parking • CHRONICALLY 111 Ucanitd b S*oT# of N J. | f (88 Modern air conditioned PARKING AREA Year Celebration Notes)

banquet facilities - fine NEWARK MON ( IT\ - I Si Josrph s and service always | MANY WELL-KNOWN Catholic Club bronchi Its CMh an MAKES nANtrr j akus nurrsary rrlrhralinn to close Manager a tbir ueck All I'l.ino* 1.M.-d WEEK-END RETREATS with an open house an.l ( Irp.m- >ul.j.ti in I’rmr Sale at the clubrooms on 141h SI featured dedication of Hr-rr i«. a «>>n.|rrful FOR RESERVATIONS FOR THE LAITY was a A oppnrlimiM .1 |.i.mn 333 bronze partial list of North Broad Streit plaque honoring William mmh 1.--. SPfND m orpin at tli.in .11 in Call MArket 2-1000 A WHMND WITH GOO f Schreck for his \. raj,.,ml r,. IT Elizabeth, N. J. 40 years as PIANOS For: treasurer and ORGANS for a rnn.l 11 Hr Flanders MEN, WOMEN, and 37 years as rhair m-tr mmt ,irr m.irkinc down .ill 1-1100 A KNOTT HOTEL of and HUSBAND man Ihe club s board of direr in Eipert Cleaning and WIFE this SUMMER our il iim.l, .|. ALKRI W SALE ront umplr m..,|,|-. nmn-tr.ilnrs, STENDER. tors The dedicated Repairing too. C*ndwc«*d plaque was by fk« moaka «| rr-l.inlt ira.lr.l by Res Hubert Arliss, P in |u.in...... " in- S«inf Pool'a Abboy ( spir arul an.l mi tli.it Vacation itual dirrctor of ihe eluti and thn Par.od Aug 1141 pas Hill m'II 1. kI lii 1k GRAND iju \ m. • - r • >..m 1.. r mir fall tor s PIANOS Plooa* irak ( warty. of Si Joseph r«Mnrttio«| k. A «tn< r.u ran t.ikr d.dnrn n..» «h.-n Writ* l*r Ul*rm*ti*« to. (•olden engraved life member Used, rebuilt, reconditioned and traded-in ~r mui DIRECTOR OP RETREATS ship cards 13 were presented to r *l urn from umr \aiatu.n. I'n St. Qw*«» Tmlr-w Cm I V “ (>n I % a small *1 P*«c* R*tr**t H*w** charter members it. 3 M« n.«.l Cra ml 3 I** Shrine There were \| a In*- an« Christopher's - Abb*y. N«wt*n. N J fits M ilinjailt am.mm d..»n now \ Ix-url, inrludrd nnh brief addresses by father Hubert ,< lh i in I .rand M ar*h»ll A 7* GRANT Walter P irr l CITY, STATEN ISLAND Maechler. president prior and rvcrv and nru’in mid hiili NU...r.,.T I nnlwmirl r is |u.inn i* and Anthony V. Itiecen, anniver I.\\ M !<■ kI• Solimrr Crartd 7 4" full uuaranli-r. chairman ) r* rial FOOT TORTURE?? sary committee M Mel a ho;ant 11^ Slemmai (.rarvl f.' 2" F I ANNUAL " F-wiy 407 BLESSING OF U mirm.ll, C, 3 CARS, and S Mrrna. .j at l.„ n M.»lel I. Asks Obeyance M«1.0 ; .,,T • |U J |«>% l»l JULY 2 M nr /rr CrarvH 4’ 10** Strirj**iT (.mud t ?•! »ft SUNDAY, 26-AUGUST Of F"Fxwrv Sunday Law M atiorany Stem way (,ran«l f» I F Uwiy J 100 CI.KVK.I.AND i M l - \rrh Time: SUNDAYS FROM 2 P. M. hishop Kdward T Hohan of J\ C'leseland has called on all ri'i SPINETS and CONSOLES WEEKDAYS 3 FROM P. M. lens to and ohrv the Ohm respect Renied-out, traded-in and Sunday closing law samples r The I /Ttot U Archbishop, in a pastoral rmmlf, • Inut vewklr, Shrine Located on Midland 11.nrmclrvn < Avenue Between letter l»t tender. burning. trad in all churches, dr Mrtuler ( iir Italian I'mvmrul « yi\ apoil jour entire out nounred Harrington I Hylan Boulevard and Richmond Road. unnecessary Sunday bus Winter Ueln.,l . . /xwnlr, mess and called Christians Hrrv.m (.on lrtn|H»rar~y I Imn? , on to s|>mrt. Mahogany , 3X use lawful means to if 11r-/ Smnrl, (Stem Spe- nd* ' every op llertlinen ( •nixtlr, nrlilrry Bayonne or Goethal. to Fore.t pose the of M ( imeolr, (Dierry Bridge Avenue, right on desecration the a lionet, » W nrlilarr < *29 V) laird Day s Clove Road s rrr |imr(, Rmny 4/»7 to Richmond Rood to Midland Consultation Italian F*r»>r»rwial 6TS Right Avenue. Fr*« Hon Coll* He that the pointed out con Janaern <*tmr4r. ron**d < Mahogany 407 urinary Sftatri, stitutionalnv of Ohio s CASHMAN & MASSAT Sunda' ( v>n*«»ir. hltnoT Italian F’r«»virwu»l Outerbridge* Hylon Boulevard to Midland law has been Avenue. repeatedly upheld Ki.nl.alJ \lal Hardman ( finenlr, 744 Brood Nework s,,„ irt K^an y Si., by higher courts and said II s 11a lian Prtru . . urlit/er irwial .„. Suita 1205 <|>itwt. MaFniganv MA 3-2609 "promotes the best interest of so f.yrrrtt urinary s>j»iiwt. " l lurrn 4 nnr Ctranilr, ciety 9" rrn Knnr 7 Pvs» M an y MaFiofarrr He called the day of K irnliafl ( .nnMilr, rest a urlitrrr Malin^anr ‘ >pirwt. SO 7 human sshich (.FiirL ( necessity" pro U urlit/rr rrtrif Spiiwt, FUrw.d Oak SOS M AN moles family harmony and ahogany . INS ASSURED LIFE INCOME community social well bring ORGANS Rented-out, traded-in, samples and demonstrators with K.of C. Hammond Soionu many spiritual remembrancei in the lialrli by faring work f >r£ an. fOO Conrqt ( 3 our >ord Or pa M. S.V.D. Catholic s Miaeionarlea In japan and tha urlit/rr t»mrA [xmiuinn Philippines Palisade (ounril, Sonata l ninn ( its ( ___ an«l (Foul ilile Man tain. Illoruir Crntribution* io lynrrrr help furnish the (Krpajm . . K vj (lamntond piiirt < >rjran. ItWmdr Invert MinfthaO your monty through our new council headquarters have Spanrt (Vjran, Mahogany IF aninmnd '■'pirw-t ‘ trgan. t l*ony tvrn menrd Tb annual corniest will he llainmond U ® Navar failed an krtaraat Organ. a Intit 02S Hammonrl ralniKl J obligation. l «Td Au£ 24 • Interest Regina I’arli ( ouneil, Newark rates depend on till out —tsar your a#a checks are mailed every off and mall thlt coupon Charles Mc!>ermitl install six was months. ei as his I »m Ik, grand knight for sit n* 1 , in /allom.tnf • You ond term. Jills 27 Other nffi receive a reliable new Income and our Cause and ( help Apoetollc eers are John Rasmnnd. Robert .mitnln Jones. John Daniel Kritj. War C-r.n.l. Or C .n. niKk, Joseph Schettini. Prank me ae«>d Information on Life Income Mission Contract N anw Write For yovr Race. Larry Tna and John Ivan A council Name Age picnic will he held Aug Addr Further Details 16 at (•olden (late Park, F’arsip Add pans, and the annual retreat will take place the weekend of Sept - - - To Today City Zone. .State 27 at the Carmel Retreat House. Oakland Paulus llook ( ounril. Jersey GRIFFITH PIANO Olr COMPANY Preparations REV. FATHER RALPH svd catholic universities are under way for the Council STEINWAY celebrating s REPRESENTATIVES soth 31 6 N MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 anmscrsary (.rand Knight Alfred 05 ROAD NEWARK J Jago Jr has appointed _® STREET, 2, NEW JERSEY . James C. Rochford OPtH WfDNCSOAY MHWOS MO as executive UNTIL I Tslsphsns MAriist chairman S-SItO 6 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1959 St. Peter’s Chains THE QUESTION BOX "Peter therefore in St wa« kept prison.” The in persecutor our 20th century seems P»trr * chains, the liturgical remembrance of especially to be Mo,I Rr,. \t aJlrr If 76 the godless regimes of commu Curl,,. Broad St., Bloomhtld, N.J* which occurs Saturday, has always nism rdtlor been a sym- which, in Rusiia. it of I hi Qurilioa Bm. bol in China, in Korea, in Quetlion, may hi tuhmnttd to him of the persecution of the of Christ. lo* Church Yugoslavia, have harassed God *ntu er $n tbit column. This s Church, hin unceasing the of animosity on part the dered. even and killed her imprisoned Bishops Where world should He Q ran I obtain xnmr other* in surprise no one, for Himself and priests, and the many even high placet made practiee of their holy fact* foretold it will about the llvea of who did "They lay their hands upon you, religion if tome not reject Christ difficult, not for her chil and impossible, of the taints* persreut#* you. delivering into This doe* not you . . pri- dren Such has been the fate of the Church answer your A The sons. before and " public lihrarx likely has question hut the dragging you king* governor* among the 22 nations fulls. point or peoples enumerated in books It such of 'a.nts with short should is in persecution that we see the the July 9 sum he considered Since some sign resolution of our Congress designating of the close marie* of their li\e« Your Cath andand union between Christ and the Church. last week "Captive Nations " accept Christ, we can ao time 'o is this same union that will Christ the time wr get re nt the Jews who not edu- cause communist government and the were Church quest* for fart* to say at the about the lix<**of cated followed of Last Judgment As long as you seems to he the leadership breaking down Violence has oc ’or did it to of sa;nt« \S e able one these my least brethren, you did rurred are not the Pharisees and these in several areas as the through It to people have been »absfs s ich If me . the same union that led Him to sav requests we d.d rnv v dclixcrrd Christ 'o Pila'r compelled to resort to force against the 'shile govern to these farts still on earth "He that heareth hear- a'tempt g.v r wr Others you, ment in defense of their were looking for a king religious rights. In *ouM be rth and he overwhelmed with re me. that despiseth you, despiseth Hungary there who would free them from the are. as yet, no reports of vio 'he me ' quests for l \e« of other sam's lence; we do hear, however, of tyranny of Rome c hnst . »* severe govern and 'h.s column would So it has been that turn into suffering, hardship, per ment measures r» ntle King andand not fit their restricting the freedom of the ives of secution have been the lot of a *he mint* corner the Church, even ( hurch and ideas Jesus the Suffering Me*- interfering with the fulfillment of i 'ake this as they were the lot of her Divine Founder In her occasion to apostolic mission s;as although foretold in th® po.n' out tha' there the first centuries she was. like | are mans Peter. ‘in As fellow-members with Scriptures was not recognized the peoples of Po saints the chains frr>m the in ( hurch of whom ferocious efforts of the Roman land and of we Hungary in the Mystical of Aet it is a fact that Jews Body snow onl\ the tact that :ho\ lived manx Empire to destroy her In later she suffered ages ( hrist. we cannot hut suffer when they d.o accept Christ during His life; the suffer, nr perhaps died mar'\r* • t hands of Henry VIII, of Elizabeth when as an I, bleed they bleed, die when die In all and after his death the first they In the earlier con- of the French of Bismarck aces of the revolutionaries, a charity we must do for them certs Jew* and thex all that we ran. hurrh were flocked records were not kept The weapon* used against the Church have done t a« as was for Peter in chains "Prayer to Christianity by the thousands. was carefully as varied at different times, from the tor- made our day keeps them physical without ceasing the church God by unto \lanv 'ha' Q Is there saint of ments of the " were care fulls kept a patron Roman times to suppression and for him v a'er that for confiscation laws of the lßth and 19th r'r des'rovrd bv fire or speech I mas pray to centuries Cot he our prayer, too. constant and of with defect? One alone has destruction 'he buildings Thu* s« meone a speech thing remained unchanged The ceaseless the that victims of in this persecution even books of the l.ves of the A St John ( hrxsostom i - reaselrsi hostility of world which knows not feast a age may imilale those of other ages in fidelity, Tints onlv Christ. • can give a' times the and..x Jan 27' is the patron saint In courage, even in unto heroism death. f.«cl tha' the sa nt is recorded in of orators and should be the man the a nr lent calendars of the xou xsant The Work «„inlt the However. I suggest that for Deaf max in Q did the Why Jews reject connection with praxer all of the A it horn ( hrUt° chilH rlraf. or her aim# of ill and hand modern defer'* some K to the priest in the ronfessional science on speech brromr* rlraf What hi* future** *•! of them did The he for i* What Majestic music of liturgical function has appealed to assistance So no pow e* w e r e prohlrm* mu«t he face** What \pos* lews and so defects problem* be*et cr to inspire his soul to praverful thought of the were x erx manx s;>mh can hi* parent*"* the of Our Lord be divine truths mans disciples i(.w cured by speech experts After The women who overcoming the initial *hock the The hurdles followed Him that it is a tragedx when no at- par- placed before a deaf child and *eek Jewish ent* help the usual round of clinic*, Is were women And while 1i mpt is made to clear awav con man are many it any uondcr that Our I.ord, tultation we know of and \ic<> of room* and hospital* The child i* in- singled out the Joseph some these difficulties in a deaf man as object of one of' troduced Jim there haxe bee t school and before to doctor*, nurse*, clinician*. p*\cholo His miracles’ us max t years Cist* and audio|oci*t* To child this would In the any t.ospel for this Sunday, which Pius X he a trxing experience, to the chiid who cant designated as F.phpheta Sunday." the cure of a what hear it i* all 1* deaf mule Saints of the Week about, it terrifying is recounted In this is seen the gen Then comes school He i* not admitted to the nine interest of ( hrist this and his in man prob Sunday. \tig 2—M ordinary Mphonsus I .on) hardy, devoted life to tick school because he needs educa lems This miracle special is more than a miracle It I.iguon, Rlshop ( onfrssor Dor and poor and with Peter ( araffi tion If he residential i* not placed in a school is a challenge. It challenges nur efficient, busy, Reds tor Rnrn in Naples of nohle f.ini later Pope Paul IV > founded thn *\*a\ from he school for home, is sent to a day impatient. social minded" to society examine Equate i'.\ rrnounrrH legal carrer I rnmmunits of Jerks Spirituality an t Regu'-e the deaf which means he must rise earlier than its conscience and Is ask itself. a man handi •vram# later Iheat a mumonars ines > Died at Naples, tho*r who go to the neighborhood school amt capped because he has a physical disability nr is founding the Congregation of the 1N4 T canonized 1871 take bus that he a special pick* up other disabled handicapped because do look his we not at With Material N’o* 1 Hols Hrdrrmrr t Redrmp Saturday. Aug B—SS Cyrtacus, children In school he is introduced to method*, abilities, because do we not take a Progress torists Christ like Srrsrd as Ruhop nf San 1 argus. Smaragrius and Compan- procedure* and to hi* di* interest in techniques adapted him’" la \gata dir Cota Died in 1787 ions. Martyrs. They were 271 mar- ability —all different from what his The miracle *o hearing ran be repealed dav but in By Louis Francis Budenz of 9<> canonized R39 t every at age in ! ts rs put to death in Rome 3 ( hospitahility one atheism more spiritual" Engel* v*av mental Marxist teachings in most m r om mr morate s ihr find After graduation he goes out into a human for society another comes about through warmth than religious beliefs This all itimmed which mg of ihr bodies of Si In Your Prayers pro up b> Engel* him of the general newspapers S’rphen that laims and pro< its interest in the p h > s i c a 11 > dis acceptance The the World 'elf problem is not deafness nouneement in May in hi' able work on Ludwig are their daily die! When the and throe others in !he fifth con ■hied N et he find* that this alone societv more often it ts also the attitude of those who Review marks are Marxist anew era Feuerbach," which reviewed the comrades bring forward their turs through a di\ine reselation than remember these sour deceased not judge* him by hi* disahilitx Hi* social not deaf in which the Marxist dialectical peculiar word to a priest life teaching' on own spiritual priests i* limited the fact that by many people are The interest of Christ for of material.'m Tuesday. 4- M the deaf and others apostles un they are likely to create a rrr Vug l>ominir. impatient with lip reader*, annexed the by throaty in similar situations belief hope to of havoc ( onfessor Horn 1170 ( ala irchdinresp cnnlinues in the Archdiocese Engels, too. there referred io tain amount among in in of \euark speech of the deaf who have been taught to sp#ak, of Newark and Old Diocese of Paterson through the enlist many thing' of the spirit." but let his many religious people, unprrpar rurga. ( aside and at 2S l>e Fvrs Michael J Connor. July and look the upon sign language a* a curiosity work of the Carmel who believe for this of assault of the Mt Guild In this in readers know that these words ed form came superior Canons 2 V 1937 He discoxer* orgamra by soon that the meaning of hi* di* tion, behalf of priests and people, social work- God in he History also records, and the Regular Osma Founded the Res John Miklus Juls 1917 abiiitx leaohers, meant those things which he ;* understood by other* of the in light ers and volunteers under the direction of destruction communists well know that Dominican Order, died 1221 Rt Ftcs John J (lorm- of Arch claimed were solely by in Msgr value of our which materialistic products culture, is bishop and the entire of Soviet domain l.adv Boland Bishop McNulty are giving of of o! materialistic development, every extension Wednesday. Aug S—4)ur lev Juls 2fi 19.57 And what of hi* life’ Manx time* spiritual their time and and not idea of the Di- leads to a in numbers of Che Sno«« Commemorates Res VS talents counting the cost: since the only reality vs as matter, shrinking A Purcell. Juls 28. lie is not abb* to rrad the of lip* the working and not vinity of those So dare to dedication of the priest seeking for gain Thev are de in hi* contention* w openly wor Ha«ilira of St 1912 *x ho g the Mas* \es sermon at Sunday ( onfession serving of In the God That the Krem Mar> Major and Res our prayers and support not only very ship n why receives name Joseph Man zmko July appear* difficult when he on must write out hi* sin* heart of the l NEORTI most be lin from the tradition that Bless f.phpheta Sunday" but every dav NATEI.Y. hopes to get religious people the 28 19.1S directive Itevera God know of Mother May in nothing to become indifferent ai leas’, r «1 selected the site for Rt Res Msgr Charles H. the Marx works be the (hurch Dawson |we read Kngels on to the communist line, represent with a mid lummer Mac Wei. Juls 28 194.S on U.S. half of militant snowfall Catholicism The communist*. «hn

" In ' I.udwig Keuerhach" and Western retreats on West Rerlin lion of Our l-nrd ( Res Thomas Juls atholirism a democratic ommemorates Killeen. 10, Hn the character religious front American Catholic* that of Ihe deter tie when laird are im mediatel v strike* the foreign observer condition* life are occasion ()ur took 1907 often on the rereumg end hoth at home and Mr mining factor in the Si I’e'rr S' James the Creater Dawson traces the cause of this development Res John A Huy gen. July 31, abroad \t home solidarity the recent critique of Catholic to the Irish of and the individual, al .■end St John to \|t 1947 immigrants, which rlement he do society Thabor. education a*«umed the The proportion* of a national scribes the wav» »tre»* the tremendou* role Faith in Focus He appeared to them as • most Important from the religious jvshere in dehate It i* comforting therefore to hear the and social of of life and the con all Hit (dors point view lie affirms that the spiritual *ound of " praise for a change America receive* Irish of Friday. 7 St immigrant* "brought with them from their scion* activity people I Aug ( ajetan. substantial in Father Hruckberger » recent Confessor Born Vicenza TkAth^e prai*e HAn at native land that tradition of solidarity between " IT IS IN THIS that hook Image of America Thu ha* than manner 1 more priest and which has been ol ihn people the common Kremlin overlords Official Publication routine fol value, a* it doe* from a man tearhjheir Lasting Remedy coming Archdiocese characteristic of American and Irish Catholi- of Newark and of the of lower* how to pull the wool »uc h Intellectual stature and broad " over experience cism Diocese of Paterson the of who believe Mass Calendar a* the distinguished French Dominican eyes those in W. Shea S.T.D. As 'lr Dawson , Most Rev Thomas A Another see* it. the democratic God without the comrades falling By Msgr. George Boland, distinguished visitor to our shore* re rliararter of American victims Our Ixvrd knew down do this That STD, Archbishop of Newark rrntlv had Catholicism 1 owes Us to their own deceit Dia that, on (forgive sinsi n some nice thing* to say about the " to basic character to its Irish inheritance Is the end of the world, many true, but also wnat He does Penle. *»•• t W>u ble <«' 2nd ( oil Published sseekly b* The Altorat# Catholic culture in America We refer lectical materialism once more to Christo At Mphnniui I JAN ( r Publishing Corpnruiion Moa* Rev in the Church would to ills I|imn. 'lowing the American Church the proclaimed the world outlook of rommit through Hi* priests belongs Pref of Triml * phcr Dawson at professor of Roman in context Thomas A Roland. STD, Presldenti present " Rt < of history 'lr the Soviet and grievous sms after they had re Power Re* Ms*r James A Hughes. PA. atholir Studirs Harvard School The Dawson is impressed hy what it advancing hosts, of VI IH» at Divinity I Mrphrn Putt Mirlx Simpl* J 1 r> . VC. Vlr« President. Rt Ray. the reived the The Ihe HH i.I 2/Mi in.; 4 June i». not critical of what it not It his slyly comrades are made In sanclifving grace in priest forgives sin* in 4 N IBS ..m 'l*l' Jtmes K looney , July issue of The Critic" carries the ad is is belief A M Aeri rtsrri that the that the Sacrament of Sacrament of attrr the Rt Res Mtgr Caesar M Rinaldi and dres* delivered Mr American Catholic achievement in edu understand materialism Raptivm Penance, Auf 4 1 undii M Ikminii lon by Dawson on the occasion Rl Re» Mi|i Paul Knsppek . which *••••»( f.re.trr [Wiuhi» W Hit* Cl 2nd PA cation ha* no " thus Is sinner has confessed in the world they champion the And so, in His our 111 repentant < 0,1 A 1 N 4 Trustee*, 11 Clinton it Nt*irk 2. N J. of the 20th anniversary of the Thomas More A* parallel elsewhere mercy, R ommon Pref . Auf \ MArket 4 0700 in mind true of lent his sins, manifested his sincere Dedirat ion nf Keeping our history as a Church of originator "spiritual" vine Savior Ihe and h sociation Everyone associated with the spiritual im Apostle* ( huff of 4,»ur I ad> of Ihe Hnn» Crest Member of the ( \A alhnlir Press Assort* migrants and our ideas sorrow for having offended God. 1 •t Double hila (.| 2nd 101 l A N of Catholic* should read and achievement thus far, the their successors in the priesthood at ion Subscriber to th« N C \A C S*»g leadership digest IBS < , Pref nf Rl*ts«d \ mn learned visitor considers it It Is not so lon* ago In his He Himself had hiv hatred for these offensrv * TS»ir»l/* Trarysfif Service the address We are Mr s "ungenerous to re as been sent—to urtlinn nf Dawson debtor* rHif lord IWiuhli nf ( that ultra nationalism be with a of 2nd lass IS hiir Kditnrtal Rn*/d Most Rrs Martin W. proach American for not lory is to along firm purpose Cl nil Another visitor to Catholicism forgive sins That say. as 2nd • M Xmlui •om distinguished our shores producing m . Pb D Most Has VAa"*r " S scholars and came substitute for •on* 1 \ 4 i 4 nmrtinn had philosophers and men of letters a religion we learned here last week, sinning no more I'lf f AA l Uftia. STD. Hi Mas »s|i \A recently some nice things to sav about the on i|* Mil liam ( Heimburh. Rt Re* Msgr Jo* the among many people, as Christ speaker, is not the result of the Mr Dawson considers the Catholic Kasler Sunday night, in The prieat’s words w hich actu •aph II Rr ad> AT D Ph D Rt centuries of u 14 S' Rav. Church fv>n it I 4 rtiTUTWifl rrrf alre Belloc so well indicate Al if John J Dough# has A r rt*. ATI SAD, In to tire and to all Aof missionary effort in the the America "one of the Catholic parted \postles these sins, are Saturday Mam of RI •aseand South, Southwest, greatest bodies ally forgive as \ err Re* Alter Ceotga \A She/ A. ed in his study of Cardinal N.rtin Mar* for Aaturda* Simp> and In the world We their successors alter a T D Wry Res Msgr John J Kile.j along the hut rather "the are heirs to inhere them, follows thee trim \4 Mississippi, of cultural I absolve hil# Fifth Mass i* laid 4,1 2rwl 4 oil Richelieu. Today, matter is \ar> Rrs Mtfr Thomas M Reardon. be At ** and Churrh of the Catholic Immigrants who tanre older and richer than American genuine power of actually forgiv thv lint in the name of the Fa t * ’ ws < <»nspaninn* 1 A N I I H Res James \S O’Neill, Res YA i|. entered anything Pr*f of Kl/iavd \ coming the Divinity In the name irgm ham N field. Re* Rdssard the purely Protestant culture of the English col- Protestantism knows He (eel* that ing sins, not a mere power, as ther. and of the and of the Aof • Aundai A Synan, our present of that "scientific Son, 12th »und»» after PhD " socialism" Pe nte« mi Double Clean Cl 2nd ( oil onies and the state* that were their successor* achievement in education is the Protestant* would nave It, ot Ghost Amen" Pateraon Representative Re* Carl J. necessary con Holy The piwer it John S iinnn 3 A S if J’ref which Is forwarding the "per \A olatn. Ttiesr immigrants created network dition and for the American preaching that Hod will forgive to n gradually a preparation culture feet forgive sin* hy pronouncing K»V *'ci Managing Kdltor society" of communism. f.1n,,. 4 r 4 ,aad A fn. Floyd Anderson of Catholic of the future, that if if Him with a f..r lha minorities across the whole country, and our Catholic population sinner* they turn to these words of absolution was Pea. H Pope S trrhd..«r* Au bar opt ion Price 14 Yearly k Aar of Se-a P of rUfllon. ond lass r were And so we read "All the ef I»io« a»a I nil < poitif paid at Ntairk. so that "American Catholicism aware of their cultural confidence to the N owes everything inheritance, "there given priest at hia ordma ( nlie« t Pref Prefas a J under art of Mar 3. I*7* " forts of the Its ia no the that communist parties But even existence to the Immigrants power in land can equal them." If Hon to exercise Ihis powrr So then, the power to forgive the are devoted to the lofty and noble Every student of the Church in America 1* we meet challenge, we may 1 change the effectively, he must have sins did not with the Apis juris outlook " alms of delivering the expire aware that its great Is rooted the for Western civilization working that strength in ties diction, is to say, he must people from the voke of it was not given to them rapital be authorized to act and winch would as a sp,r creating condition* not only a* a personal gift Huai the die Judge over persons lie ‘What Price Church for a steady growth of their wrll with them ll was to lie a AROUND THE PARISH this the abrolves Normally jurlsdie Unity?' being, but for rapid cultural permanent thing in Church, de Hon Is given lo tha " tie their priest hy The number of velopment too was to passed on to su ' converts who enter the Cath sect* But this the of the many look upon a* a forlorn Bishop diocese where In cestors, just like the power to olu Churrh each Whenever proof of this "cultural de vrar is imprrssive hope the aarrament ia administered preach. ,ave to ihe spirit example Commandment. to "the mcatlons developing perfect man all agreements that "Thou Apostles Faster Sunday ad Practically have been shall not kill," is exposed to great deal of the night, a communist society We are reached between lull that the individuals and nations who of pressure and modification often power in question Very in the told "And this is only part of formerly disagreed, have Iveen effected by of was to be passed on down mean* case a love triangle, somebody gets hurt the of spiritual development so Hours of K.ach side makes and all the centuriea Forty compromise concession* sometimes It is murder A through wave of sym- clety as a whole in the period and of Christ hv retreat* somewhat from the positive *tand the and s < rch pathy sweeps over community spills of gradual transition from social that it took " originally over Into the press Asa result, the ism to prosecutor communism Rightly, therefore, do we sav Archdiocese of Newark In religious matters the Catholic Church ha* a difficult task his hands on and invariably Everyone who deeply under that the Bishops and pricata of Am 1. Its* seems to be the only one that refuses to accept the is lit** lundav AM»f Pantacoa* sentence a light one the surcessora stands the word "spiritual" Catholic Church, of a. Walnut . enter into the of When St Anlhonr 193 fit North or spirit compromise we A bank clerk disappears with hank Ihe funds, knows that theae physical and Apostles in the sacred min tala speak of church and ask for and in Aua I. itst unity, they expect the event of his somebody is sure capture, Intellectual accomplishments. islry. have a genuine power of (>ur l-a«l> of \ krtortaa l.rnn hi Mar the of unconditional surrender The to equivalent start the sympathetic symphony that bank If r inf Inn Park they hate all actually taken forgiving uni committed alter Aua It»t Catholic Church makes no concessions, it clerks ». agrees are underpaid Result Once again the do place, not necessarily par Baptism To oe sure, no man. 11th Sunday Altar Pantacoal M to no compromise, and it continues to operate Mart a Mil High St . ( Wtalar prosecutor has a hard case on hi* hand* What take of his things of the spirit by own power ar.d authority, St • Mom# for under that to the has Ann tha \«#d IMI a code of morality goes back happened to the Commandment God: ftotgen Ha> 'God alone can shrine Our of Paara. W oat Milford backyard BUT 1959 Cites TRUE July 30. the advocate Rome’s Dual Role STRANGE 7 Little-Known Facts for Catholics By M.J. MURRAY Indian o»TW um. K-C.WC. mmt IrM , Puerto Rican As One Reason for Synod Negro, NTITY \/u i Seri i(e was responsible for this usage Give Samaritan Follou mg n j trantlalion ol a paitoral letter of Pope John and for the happy thought of Opportunity Will, dated leh 2, 19 V), to the ilrrgy ol Rome, informing them adding a prayer to the sound of Rev. John L. By Thomas, S.J. select the Sioup could a special mis- of the forthinmmg Rome dimrian jy nod bells In the letter the Pope AnntJnl Prnfrt tor of So. S/. / t mingy. nun nnrruty sion or service and make It their This prayer then the An- tilet the neienil y of a ynod to deal uith the was , tpirtlual and modern In South Dakota rerrnth, I \tsitrrt Mis personal responsibility. gelus Drflnini, now recited Holy Rosary Pr&hUtni (rented hy a/y life. sion at Pine sshrrr 500 More important, however, la throughout the world. And it Rider, hright-cscd Sioux youngsters To bolovrd of the you. sons Our Rome Diocese. We wish Is family circle. What better such a complete prayer be- arr Ihr solid rduration to getting that is thrir onr of announce las We have hope way to inspire vocations, personally already done to the cause of the admirable link be- Yet Rr\ or escaping poxrrtv. Lawrence Edwards tells teach beloved tween heaven earth me youngsters the Christian very Cardinal Vicar, to his immediate collabora- and eman- the school is in need of virtue of for the tors and ating from It in splendid desperatrU help I'm not a Catho- conrern needy, to the parish priests of Romei the intention of a it lic. hut I feel American might to than to present them with the clarity; is so sweet in the esery In to these a of the chip gi\r convening synod Rome Diocese challenge of home mis- mystery of the Word of C.od kids a fair break. our sions' Who, born of Mary, became hat I** a Sv nnH ? the synod will not he man and makrs As read vour Christian rrl \irtues are acquired through | larking. us all His I truly bf*id*» the hu*y current* of The the In the In brothers think prartirr How de- synod is. in fact, moot same as the in letter. Bob. I of thr hwn n, ran rhildrrn* way past Mary. affluent *rvrir?\ we cannot dreds " velop a sense of lng of the Bishop with his priests the Apostle Paul addressed you We are sons of Pine Ridges thm ugh units with all happy, beloved of phara*aicall\ pa** them h\ a * .( the of the with the the '' the members of Christ fo study problems letter to the Romans Rome, to send this exhorta out country, with thrir Hol\ had cla * * Mystical you c\ no m upon in of Body spiritual life of the faithful, to which We have recently cel- tion of Rosary Missions 1 and thrir dr.li unless pa'rcnts teach them Ours, exactly on the day restore to ecclesi- ebrated the 19th the rated. "»«<> MU i > rvtrnd the focus of their jus or vigor centenary. dedicated to Presentation of hardworking. unknown Tills! nc-hhor, char- the astic laws For the We limit Our the in the leaders who Thr\ i’> beyond narrow circle of so as moment. Child Jesus Temple are o. ours arc found primar selves relatives and to to eliminate to extending a warm in- and to the like Lather Ed il\ amonj the una friends their Purification of Most **i mila'rd mi to vitation, calling Blessed ward s. 1 have nor;t * ill needy neighbors out side' shuses. pro on you to pro Mary, a day particularly ir *t in our mid*t Christian for the dear There As let mote pare great event with a to the piety of the Romans", visited them are mer ion non Ca'hohr ( hristians, us learn to of pray life, di scries spiritual preparations. a marks thr American Indiana , and think, and feel concern festivity which to a among mi receiving %cr\ for vine The Cardinal Vicar, dear greater ice from all the members of our worship very extent the essential co- grant Mexican 112 m.**.nn center* 404 Fa- ther and religious to you and to Cs. already operation of churrhr*. and s household, for. in the final laid Mary in the two workers in To! mi**mn *< hool* down wise norms for the arc analysis, we are our practices It is, closing great Christian mysteries, the In orado and Cali- Thrro noarlv a half million brother* of In the 1/nirdes Marian and carnation Cal holier keeper under the essence, a Year and the Redemption fornia. the Nfgrn with 4M rhurrh providence of ftod of for the beginning of Cent In the As St Paul reminds us also, question con- a peri Holy Name of Jesus, Puerto Ricans <■« or chapels and mr r tips of "hat have tinuing the od. all. most adapted to in the sweet of schools Thrrr you, that you have spiri- name Mary, to in New York. arc roughU four work of Jesus tual renewal and not received’ ' prayer you all generally and individual- the Negroes in million Span.sh Americans of Our for the ly. Christ, Redeemer, beloved sons of Rome, "my the South and Mexican ancestry salvation of for this cho Invitation to sons." men. Sinrrrr, We gladly send Our pa the industrialized cities of the Thr\ arc poor. discriminated * of His flock spcrifirnl ternal apostolic son portion benediction North against In education. law and Jt entrusted to Is in addition to IVrsrvrring F’ravrr The social life, purposes are alwavs the and exploited In the all the churches Wp have referred the concern for tn praver \\> same to teach sound principles economic sphere. STAINED Some deem the tagerlv in\itp people may you fo prav for God Love You of Christian familv life. to l astly, thrrr arr around thrrr work for thp Farm of a synod unnecessary happy *ucrr*< of the Workers smooth t He adjustment to of *\nod Need new quartrrs a million Spanish GLASS this mother the renter of "ith r city, a pra\er inspired hv faith, situations, to p cparr vouth to s pr a k in 2 immijranls from Purr the Catholic built the with Why Do religion, on a warm, living and You us# the our rountrv v prrsp opportunities Horn, rltutrrrd primarily m tomhs of the SS Teter Apostles vpnng prayer, Union holds out to them around \rw York Cit\ arrompanird by Protection p, n traditional or modern and Paul, preeminently holy that Christian whirh a penanre ort\. and riiltural divrr- Not Wi \RF MORF likelv to for ritv. considered as the head by- makes pra\er to God Sacrifice? acceptable o\rrr roudinc in industrial these all the other churches of the in oratione By Msgr. George G. Higgins gel missionaries in our pt ipitumo By Bishop '■’imy rrratr irrimn ohstaclr* Dtrnlnr, Snual Department. Fulton J. Sheen midst than tho*r foreign land* Catholic world. It is in fact arduous St II ( in Christian propter potior an under' f >r famils 1 1\ ini: and the studios of L. A recent column the To those who George (St Irena lakinc on plight never make a There is something colorful r\.>' em prinripalitatem" beeause n is a nf organ,red-even without the pro •hr prar'irr of thr question of the sacrifice for the faith amonc migratory worker noted Sonet\ for the ir and challenging about the for eus. Haeres 111, 3 It I Pitting into effect suitable lection of federal and slate legis latest als means tha 'hrs*> arm PAYNE, ,nc agricultural workers in Propagation of the Faith for promoting the life of gen la„nn ,f the res. of us grace are will " W K MIST. however call at c a and workers e know sou read Cos 'ni 15 Pnnce ?1 Ut» tn and migratory in g to them the (,od d.vinc command vi \r W II XT Stre«t. Pitmon Irisrt souls, this. though It jr help ( \\ XX V |>o** \S r'l | n tentlon to the fact that particular coverrd ou column, because all nations.* Rome, nrrda arc nnt_ by %on gent I v prodding ..ur *h. first human mranv does not plarr ur mils' »rr them of Peter and his mosi of social THE TRADE arr reading this the Seat sue our and economic l NION one Hut consciences we ’hr romp m mr though suppor' C dnm, m thp demonstra- in thr world well is cither never once lov parahlr > tn all parts of the as ttnn of thp par labor, recently eslahluherl nations still dwel'mg n darkness *»nrr spirit and of vs r have ark novs Ird 2nd power" rf enough to thr as the light of doctrine and the Dally or com anew Agricultural Worker* Or i This is should be * altar ware i 1 Cor 2. 4 ). as r pr<»Mrm and rite oiir nrrrssarilv p« r ardor of has al«o pletclv denied gnnmng Committee w charity, as a Thi* com Hut there i* ano'her command sonal invulvrmrnt in as q q HK A DO R the of Hut we Aov diocese Its own specific prob- KSS this ins nation benefits mittee. which alrrady started to e of Our l ord tha• should st r the * church pews the t.ood Samaritan vs r ran find v lems and. therefore, needs posi to esersone. tn thp be- i1 i The Fair work mi anvwav Christian humhlp on a pilot project in north rmuunn Tho i vsavs to hrlp Wp .rfhnr The according to our five norms so that this teaching rause know how I Stand ern ( alifornia, deserves fault is sbalt love arroptahlr enrowr thv nr gnhor as th\ m r an s 4 -x-genuinebells that this tn thp laird dards not in - may penetrate souls, so is thp praspr nf the Art. |2| agement and support rff the kind von, hut self Many Calhohr be into small, of the The Labor has in ~v If our organi/a'mns discipline may put prar innoppnt child, of >' been getting from a mim \nd who Is mv neighbor** \s “four fientraUoai of Sonic* ft ha\o rrndrrrd rxrrllrnt tire a poor mnthor nf Ma her of rev had hern jsrrv irr a fa mils, nf n a g e mrnt priests in California (he disturbing parable of the to th* Church" n various vsavs In this Our senerated thp workpr. tn all thp Relations Art. In the final greater. vou Prrhaps sour respect. categories analysis, how good Samaritan reminds us. it of ards Predecessor said: "There are the faithful hppausp parh (11l rhild * I have is the one labor eser. enlightened growers ran weak, the helpless, the ecclesiastic Romes on the of them do burned, if the threw tsso hasp thpir funrtion in laws, (4 1 unemployment insur probably more than any light we on unfortunate one. the man who banks of the Tiber, the univer thp Mystical anre other missions were more Rods', to thp pripst. legislation. (Si Social Sc group to promote organi brilliant. fell among the robbers and was the diocesan if have sal Rome and particularly religious, because corny ration of agricultural workers. >°u would seen them in left h\ the was side. the Rome. The first Is the Rome priest is hy vocation I am referring the their need \s S' Paul warned It takes of a man here not to no •.'retch 'hr irnagi HIGHEST DIVIDENDS 'l l. THKSK laws of Peter Head of the Catholic of praspr homo Dpi are impnrl small ll ' if as "ns Kc family farmer, hul to a trumpet give* out an nation or the parable to applv ant. but if had choose Church . . . (the second Ist clcsiae" of I to among large commerrial uncertain notr. who will i man Cud, mouth of growers arm this definition of n# ighl*>r to the thp them. should diocesan Rome, of which the Church in 1 give top priority whose farms himself for bat'le’’" families i. a sers special ran accurately be dwelling near n ir nmn to the Labor Pontiff Is also the way to thp sick to Management Rcla If we have not Supreme and the con- described as factories in the summoned \ou eroiis Pine Ridge* and bring Dons Act which to head” Cardinal Pa templatisp souls to guarantees to in field the Society for the #*’ (F.ugenin the monas Propaga helped bv our H \ Rnt.tr\ Discourses and terips. dustrial workers interstate tmn of the relll. Panegy because the result of in Faith, it is became Missions Thrv ©, our are Ir f • weak l ATEI 521. ssork commerce the right to organize NEORTVN V. most mm our lacked rlrs, p. probably depends principal appeals passion \S ars helpless and frequenllv i xploit and mcrnal ly on their life of bargain collectively with growrrs are opposed to or and revolutions, and sacrifice }\e hunger prs their The g .miration of their workers tile cannot also fail to extend employers fart that ag nee. ave. the of Demand** of an in even pawing Hip (.ity There CTD vitation for rirultural workers are not are some notable exrep the hoofs of the four bor special prayers to thp ro\rr se s of the Daily Masses it is a Rut today not only qurs and to cd by this law arrounts (nr their tions. one of whom Frederick S parishes the colleges Apocalypse are about us and we which the \an Follow air liatr<■» ( hurrh M«h si lAVINGI INLU«,_ closely, the ecu organized and more labor force R you have not TMI 10th productive near SpnnffieM. Nrvaark 12 |V nm* lAIN PROM own mcnical council who UP 10 and for growers, hase effective ha\ e no doubt made a sacrifice’ Did Na< rerl Heart 7* Hmid S* Kionm SIOOOO TNI bringing po I the same w ill Magdalen l,i the Code of litlcal lobbies federal break her fleM. II XI im ( anon Law to at and " vessel of ointment up happen in agriculture un hjr THIS IS HIIY We consider Van M Mm ; a 70 « S' .. Market date St stale levels. D\ke til the Savior had her’ r.lrr.-n |J n—n that the time has also come for and his kind are the hope inspired l>to ana Did Van Vnr . However, farm workers ran he of the future the woman at the well leave ( • Rome to study and put Into ef V* HOI I I) tell Monarch you her 'f irrpl Sa'iirdata Federal simplv water before the feet all the means favor of pot Divine in as a matter of information lhat Savings Fountain until Our what railed the Rlessrd Ixmi is customarily today use of the bells the at hour asured her 255 KEARNY AVI that He alone gave (Near KEARNY ' a pastoral refresher" of esers cf Bergen) N J Vespers goes hack to ancient the Brazilian water of life* 1 How then thing for which We, of times ran as Bishop The last predecessor bear- Bishops we complain that Rome, bear the you anointed Doily 9 A M. to 3 P.M. responsibility be ing Our name— John XXII no missionary fore God s feet, nor spread 9 A M the Friday to 7 P.M. (gospel to other Samaritans’’ continuously TVe of opportunity speaking Aiding We failed to be Economy your Christ like to you again at the time of Angust Intentions NATAL, Brazil inspiration. Croat economic progress has been The Holy Why did the Catholics of the Father s general made in northeast Rrazil in the three insured past years, much of l S. last Intention for year Rise on an 1959 FRANCISCAN August is it spurred local aser PILGRIMAGES by Rtshops age of savings Sortal Justice only rents to the Holy A number of the I The projects which thev have initiated ather for the missions of the ASSETS OVER Your mission intention sug- 550.000.000 00 have world? And honor gested for the been the why did you keep MOH I THAN in of Our Blessed Aposlleship of expanded by government In other cases, 71 000 SAVING MfMMIHS Mother the the aserage loss when others Prayer by Pope Is government financed projects broke That an increase were their alabaster sases WATCH to these signature in mission placed under the charge of • Shrines in Canada Distribution of remising vocations from sacrifice? not he retarded Bishops who worked in by- coopera sel' in 300 radio schools, In lark of tion with Rocause they Montreal money government experts or you are not is as as • Establishment of migration good In a statement issued at their generous hy nature’ \o' Rut he GROW! centers to assist thousands who SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART meeting here, the five Archhish cause we. who are ambassadors flrrf from BR drought areas. and re of the ANDRE S SHRINE TO ST JOSEPH ops and 17 Rishops in the have forgotten that oash area settlement Trinity, of more than 300 (am the NOTRE DAME CHURCH cited the following accomplish Heavenly Father onre sent dies in sparsely populated areas THE SEAMEN mrnt s a deluge of water because of the S CHURCH where farming het Initiation of conditions are world's and in over 450 • irrigation pro) Sin the Son let fall In de la Madeleine ter. Cap ects (since expanded hy the a deluge of purifying blood to gov OUR LADY OF THE CAPE and the ernmentl in many previously dry redeem, Holy Spirit will North In on areas ST. one day gise the world the Beaupre Jersey MARK the Esangelist was deluge of • Kstahlishment of purifying fire herause the SHRINE OF ST ANNE maternity a missionary associate of St DE BEAUPRE fire school of home charity of have insurance! hospitals, a eco Taul, St Peter and St Rarnahas. many will grown stores cold nomics and 12 centers for train Apostles, the latter being his children 6 FULL DAYS tng icousin t.OI) U)VK YOl to K f) I. . with for 537 . . V) | just graduated from business school I promised that would send half of convenient on Faith I my first pav 4 CONVENIENT OFFICES to the Quiz missions to Mrs *95. HTN HACKENSACK for $ too When hosing Ma n By Brian Cronin rlothes and (tarry Street* for daughter s wed 9 to 4 my Opan da iy -ft *M S onMonday Res Bernard the well Hubbard. known Jesuit. noted (nr ding. derided to send A | is I an espial man CLTfFtIDK PARK good his amount missionary work in lai Africa’ (hi Korea’ (n India’ to the Father for Holy 740 And«r»on nu *„ , (and) Alaska’ the poor of the world " Opan to 9 to 4 da iy ft to 8 on Friday The stone lysis in a Cardinal a ring is (a Sapphire’ (hi Hubs’ for $1 Enclosed Is the 2 TKANICK K> Amethvsl’ (and) Kmerald’ money a neighbor gave for Cadar 1 to know! me Lane at larrh Avenue of the Order of Knars hemming a skirt As the mother Opan 9to 4 da-'y -ft to Bon Friday 90. 3 Minor are more commonly of knossn as in Cistercians’ PALISADES PARK (and) Franciscans’ years of I Open in iccount In minute* age. arn learning to 251 Broad Avenue 9 to 4 da.'y-ft Vitus the sacrifice and share and I Opan to B on Monday Wherever you tee the Ch*r| it Richard J, JSt IS patron saint of i a i Invalids’ (bl Doctors’ am most for all emblem or (Cl Comedians’ (dl Actors’ grateful (iod s bless et eny office of; " ” The first Bible 1 n £s to Mrs HJ I. for ssas printed in 1452 by (ai William Caxton’ SAVINGS (hi Martin S!0 ' I promised to send SI Luther’ in King James’ (and Johann C.utlen esers INVESTED time criticized BEFORE berg’ I a sers good per Stanton who son somehow rubs Tn whnm “ a * [v Who was the last of the Faith, Vi Fifth y7) 8 prophets before the coming of A'f New York 1, (h r Ist ’(ai St James the , or to your Greater’ St John the (b) Baptist’ director (c) id) diocesan Bishop Martin Daniel’ J premia s’ W (/Aifotti tor told,' with Stanton. 31 full d«!ail, It Office* In County Mulberry St., writ,. faiMlc C.,, y nur „// K) markt lor fJih , orr , , PR ARNOLD P BROWN OPM PRANCIICAN ( niuer Newark 2. Fit Rev Msgr SAVINCS & PAMILY CIRCII HO Wil- LOAN ASSN Kjl.hu -F.XifIJ'Hl, 70-Very US Whi 11,1 |t,„|. N C.noJ. UYCooJ iO-Fttr. liam F Louis, 24 Y C DeGrasse St.,! Pt>..« 8 P| 4.4411 - Offx, H,ur, 10 (q> :p> i :i.) 9 : » (P , Paterson. t, 4 - Man ltii. h M. : s z :(p) , :sa 3.«SNV j w| 8 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1950 Cardinal Opens State Even Children Board’s Vote Throws in Missions Prayer Project Into Public BOLOGNA, Italy (NO) Car Pupils Schools dinal Bologna be- Lercaro of has JEANNETE. Pa ed (NO—More unanimously against the re- gun a prayer project called the Save than 500 C atholic school children quest The local school hoard had to Faith "Angelus of Friends.” will he transferred to local the rental Spread pub- approved plan h> a On each the first Saturday of lic schools result of The National Director of the as a a de fr 1 vote. month the faithful asked are lo cision of the State Society for the Propagation of the Penns>lvania Catholic officials had asked the hear to gather with Cardinal to Council of Education. Faith of South Africa haa wnt rent space in the public school for the Mass and recite the Angelus for Society Propagation The children are those who ten: because of overcrowding in tho an intention chosen by the Car would have enrolled in the first school The and nuns on these of parochial The public ' priests the Faith dinal third, fourth and fifth grades of school is not mission stations amazed me by completely filled. Archdiocese of Newsrk: The Cardinal also asked Cath Sacred Heart here School When for the their tremendous interest the plans proposed rent- in olics to offer 15 minutes their Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, of In letter the Jeannette al for S.T.D.. Ph.D.. LL.D. a to were made public, a local cill- Society the Propagation of the work each month for II St., the greater Board of School Mulberry Newark 2, N. J. Phone: MArket 2-1803 Directors. Re% ;♦ ns committee to Faith Because of their zeal and was organized Hours: 9 effectiveness of diocesan apostol G Daily, a.m. to 5 pjn.; Saturday. 9 to 12. Harry Hynes. oppose action their for the Father it a.m. (iroensburg. the love Holy ic works and Diocese of projects Pa diocesan school 'ittle Paterson: , superintend Sacred Heart is wonder that the children is planning to ent. said the Rt. Rev. Migr. William action was a tern addition of Africa under their care are F. Loula, J.C.D. build an to the existing 14 De Gratae porary measure and SL, Paterson 1. N. J. Phone: ARmory 4 ‘Nun's Wins 'chi»ol building In the mcantme, praying saving their few pen- 0400. Story' Hours: Dally. 9 a.m. to 5 pjn.; Saturday, 9 a.m. Father Hynes that ir. the of it nies for th" Pope and the mis to 12. explained •ntcrests safety, was Film Award the decision to transfer the found to close sion« Spanish Cath- necessary some SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (RNSI olic school students taken classrooms If the people of the missions was in the present build- for four months. The Nun's cited money, I Frances of the The Story” was only after the state ing are helping the missions, how Manats There, education assure is the best full-length motion council you. well Invested. she finds it hard to that JAPANESE new Catholic church, un- a.i pic- in Harrisburg rejected Father told the much more should we in the U S believe CHURCH: This a Hynes school My month ture among entries In the seven'h local school long annual Confir- she is "not walking der construction at Takatsuki, near hoard request to board that the transferred stu- make sacrifices’’ We must in a waler- Osaka. Japan, has never mation of lease four tour, although tedious and color all " International Film Festival classrooms dents will he returned forget that painting the time attracted nation-wide attention in a puh to the pa- America was once a since it the San uncomfortable, gave reproduces Sebastian, which was held lie school to the school rochial school new heart lo "Only the appearance of the parochial when the foreign mission, dependent on the pa- famous of the planned this lines Nambanji, “Church built the here recently. The state weary missionary Bishop At tients. the by education council vo* addition sacrifices and of the ever-changing lights is completed prayers Southern in every stop-over, priests gave and shadow* and the Rarbanan,” frequently depicted Japanese faithful of other countries of the gentle sway- most encouraging of of art of the 16th It is a world. reports ing the palm fronds," she says, century. memorial to Justus RESORTS magnificent "reminds RESORTS I spiritual victories one that it is true Takanawa Ukon, convert who is both RESORTS and numbered by Tells Value amazing "You Bishop missionary gains. | should see our gardens! civil and the Catholic Church as But Japan “a most booming parishes and And beyond that is the Good Catechist | corn Of crowded illustrious son." NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY NEW catechumen classes in- patch and the racket and hulla- JERSEY Bishop Thomas F. Quinlan of volve heavy financial outlay in baloo of the excited cockatoos the Vicariate Apostolic of Choon churches, out stations and cate- who think the garden was plant- TO PLACE AN AD IN Chun, Korea, reports that a good chist THE payrolls This is an outlay ed for them. Slovak Sends catechist can bring in and in that Bishop I can hardly maintain, so "One of the old missionaries atruct as many 200 RESORT as persons a to all for SECTION CALL requests more I told me that Macßeynolds money 'when "The you make a year. missionary picture had to say no make Is garden, it btg because Benediction to Sokol N here as good as that,” he ASBURY PARK, J. MA 4-0700 It not for the writes ' is easy to turn down one-quarter is cockatoos, situated from requests of the one-quarter for the land READING Delightfully 2 block* l Thanking for priests mostly crabs, A Latin benediction from a Slovak Bish- Bishop Stanton ocean opposite beautiful Sunset • young men eager and one for the and a check” rearing to quarter pilferers, "generous directed to op imprisoned behind the Iron Curtain the Lake. Comfortable room*. Etpecially ' work around the the highlighted his clock I wish I remaining quarter for the vlcsriate, Bishop Qainlan IRth national convention of the Slovak good meal*. 3.000 tq. ft of ipaciout ( had the missions This Catholic Sokol, it green stuff to capitalize is all too imp HOTEL BRIGHTON says will be used “to pay venronda with tundeck. Convenient, N. on "Our at Lincoln at Spring Lake, 1' this most favorable garden toma July 16-24. Hotel Abraham here. churche* Rate* 50 211 THird Pork. N J the salary of a situation, produces to S4O-557 weekly || AvißKt. Albury lady catechist B laiu n Miei location run h. sriiiMa. «„ send used • M|r. Direct clothing and other u>e- a \isit to the United Slates in (meet) 1961. All Involve TV BOOM FOB CHILDBEN Buy From in Madison Hotel ■■■n.ll.. rw, OIWM • soaa Ju»t Sock KUin •—*"«* taa.fc.Nr> of i ful articles to Rev Leonard J. 1926. • CHUBCH a. 1.,~> Facto at Lowest 1 . o’.. . u..uh nad their 104 7TM AVI., AIIUIY PARK N J. NEABBY ry Fend, to be disposed of he in 3 BIG PORCHES OVERLOOKING • • as origin Passaic, then of BATES $1 PER PERSON DAILY. Two Block! from St Catharine's Church IHK CONVENTION part 'OCEAN Amrr A Euro Plan Family Prices sees best 'This adopted is a good time," the Diocese ol Newark. Hotel Moderately Priced Famous for DOUBLE OCCUPANCY several resolutions the Catholic FVII PARKINS he writes. to tell what nilting ai Home Cooktnf A Raking you we In 1960, the golden Ownership NIAR OCEAN • NEAR Fin# *t " anniversary Mr. At Maiden lan# lot do with them present Red rule in Slovakia and CHURCHES PR f-4444. JEANNE It Mrt. John Kawai of the Sokol Vouth Department JACQUES. Men'i. ladies' & Children's forwarded them to ot Owner Met Own«r ond • The early missionaries, he Secretary Mgr The says, will be celebrated, followed in Lake View Slate Christian ilcrter 1 urg 111 Third Ave. P« 4-4824 - PR "simply gave these to the hey 5-4508 things 1961 by the golden anniversary of A*bury Park. N J Spring lake Bench N J ed anti SHOREHAM peopie This religious lreedom cllorts Ph PR SHOULD YOU NEED wa. necessary at the the Katolicky Sokol" (Catholic 4-9409 A Cho>ce Vocation Spot start to break »ow*ru a oan on atomic weapons Free Ocean Rathlno In* From Hotel the ice.' and win Fa Icon Block to Oceon & Boo'd HATS . o.iicial or an of the So to Beit location I‘* block* hi GLASSES COME TO US the Indians manulaciured uy the cummui.isU friendship But kol Home like itmo«phrr« Near restaui oik Golf Fithing, #»c in movement, now printed week- MU\ and churches Room rates We We in time they learned that if the In 1U AK.m Mod f ed Amor Plan At Specialize Hati for ly in Passaic untie SIR up Double Sl3 per pe Roto* Free Pork dians Mao pru.ir baths ELLIOTT ■roctivo paid only a few for Other rt*M>,uUoiu went to the HOTEL the Clergy p nies The year 1961 will also see the J O'Connor J Meimbecker. o« Glbton 9 6913 something, mg they appreciated what Depamiirm oi commerce in le golden jubilee of the JAMfS E FITZPATRICK Priatel 27 S AVE they got a great deal more than gard to tne addition ol a ques- NEW YORK "MODERN" HATTERS Dietok" (Childrens Krienui. The Wyandank Hotel if they were Anal ethnic given something tion, is your ori l* blot k to St NtrhoU*' t harm founded ,n 191 ; by Kev Francis AtIURV PARK. M J 313 3rd ST JERSEY CITY to • • , "This is the i'.kjo census block lo DAY WEEK SEASON the workings of hu gin ques- Skutil 111 - Jrd Ave PHONE •» I 9104 I b..ch B.tbtnl Front Hot.l The and Rev. Michael Bajor Optician factory Outlet and the FREE OCEAN BATHING from HOTEL lUIOMAK PLAN man nature. So the Fathers tionnaire to Department Ihis Modtr#t# ritti—lrish Almoiphtn is tne only Catholic Slovak Well located P* blocks to beach (om 4fO Ct tha n*r k»hlro •vilh numberless Asbury-Hoilywood Hotel 0 • thill* with modern people who iKNSi Objections by Soviet. over in California. 220 4th A SHI RY PK would never go near a Asian and Arab United Nations 7208 Block to Ocean PRES PARKINO. 0 priest Father Higgins Is one of five In Restaurant FPnv Raths Euro addition, the little that the r« presenlativ es to Catholic and and 0 Maryknollers assigned to mission Rate* dl» S3 to S8 wkly HOLMHDRST Indian* Protestant Oo pay add* up to the missionary actuates »L 5 to 830 Dbl# err ) FREE OCEAN rictw oajoo NomylrqMn Arooi** 0 nearby Dancing, partia* work in l fir Davao Diocese ~~ AUTO on BATMINO 1r »nd Mr* Fred J bßlfrmSxNbrb • ? Pacific Islands de Btt—ty cut outdoor barbtcufl •/, largest source of income for the in some were KRICHSEN ft Mindanao. large southern most houre from N V Catholic support of our mission ” cried by Australian and Ness Zea ■OUT H t i Church New work island in (he ft ad|oinmg Phil.ppincs color folder Mac A -vT' land delegates as degrading to . n • BnAtet ml torn He is the son of Mr. and Mrs ft CARLISLE Cwßtnsd the intelligence and lesel of de- .. U a*f Jersey Missioner Edward 529 ft WAKE EOBIN INN ARE Higgins. Highland rated Atbury Pk., of the N Fra* selopment people in the B»*ch . (■**»* Ave , New ark » A Boardwalk Writ* C A. Illllic ft LOANS area Pastor to 28,000 • Ocean Bethlne 4 m> ft GOIAMA. Addressing the 24th biennial FREE Brazil From On ftftftftftftftftftftftftft tral to session of the IN Dutch Seminarians Jersey central Brazil is a Trusteeship Private A Sen long but Council, the delegates pointed out NEW YORK way. to Rev. Julius D' Learn About Labor phone PRoapect 4 0380 F.ustacio. that religious freedom is a fun MEW YORK : OFM. Lonv . anew THE Netherlands damental MAtll E, - parish in the Goiama right which no gov Arrhdio MONTAUK HOTEL OR( I N COUNTY. N|W YORK M Dutch seminarian* arc he rn in; cese Is home e'nmenl abridge not PURUNO. N Y CAIRO 9 9411 ,%est/ may They American A European plan* Attractive ci uraged lo learn the problems Father D'EuUacio. ed that the IN Declaration of rates from 83 00 dally per person Near ! who is from o' workers WESTPORT INN and many have been churches Free ocean bathing Free Perth Human freedom parking Owner Sal Malanga AND CLUB EVA S Amboy, has been appoint Rights upholds mgr Phone COUNTRY FARM K.ven permission to work in fac- PR _5-T740 ed pastor to the ol thought, conscience and re MOOIRN COUNTRY ItTATI 3,000 people in " tories and offices during holi Goiatuba ligion i c VACATION RfltORT A COTTACiI county The New Jer PUN A RILA X AT lON days 450 Oao- s< Rafik Asha STRATFORD INN *cro% on lo*« y Franciscan came United Arab Re for Iho enure family to Brazil The Catholic CO' Employers’ Or private booth \ golf in 1946 public representative, had charg A VON -1Y THE SfA. N J Urmin Amm.in rookini. 1 mrtli » AVI l| > K( COM MODS 1 I nit\i i» isi i iioim from O Boa 404. Avon. N SPECIAL DECORATION *l2 MEAI-S IN illtlY CITY Phone PRespect 4 1500 WEEKEND INCL. IN AAYONNI ISO M "THERE'S FUN GALORE Season-frem June lAth Ideal vacation apot (or young A old. The best In courteav A hospi- Montgomery at Washington ftt. • Urd It. Broadway at tality. large airy rm». Hot A t old showers. .1 full homr cooked Jockean Wilkintaa Ave. ★ at IN OUTTINBIIO •NORWOOD INN meals dally. Bar A Grill. TV. Music, dancing A entertainment night- ★ Central Ave. near towers St ★ ABth ft. at Ave. at the COOL SEASHORE" ly In the new ballroom 100 yds from main house. tergenlina Avon By the See N J (Asbury Area) Povonio Ave. IN Ocean bathing directly from Enjoy our brand new swimming pool, lawn and are A at Grave It. HOtOKIN * sports, nearby A favor I when via your room resort horses, bicycles, golf course A churrhrs. May 29th Eor reser- 40 Journal ★ lira Plot especially you go Open 'A' Square at St It# Famous for escell. vations call Kates reasonable or write Owen A Julia lamb ★ OPIN MONDAY WINING • OPIN PIIDAY WININO •irehes Mod • Adults *lO 2 in • HI. Amer per person rm one person In rm. Mltchol 1-2260 Garden State Plan Free Parking Tel • Children to 5 12 Parkway PR up yrs.. *l5 per wk.; up to yrs. *25 per wk, Member Fedorol Deposit Insurance Carporofion J 7 HALIIY IT.. NEWARK 2. M.J. 8 0631 J A Prvor, over 12 full rate DAILY EXPRESS BUS SERVICE owner mg* CAIRO 9 9526 BAY HI AD. V J • Deluxe Vehicle! OCEAN VIEW HOTEL t>« ROUND AIR H CONDirrt»V/ Downtown • CRUISE TO PLAYLAND Low Fares NEWARK £rxmTl RYE BEACH, N.Y. Washington Park Bus Terminal to "The Parkway] Over 60 rides and attractions! SEASIDE f PUc* «0 A. A HEIGHTS Ur. JarMy OTx *ch M. Lv Manhattan. Battery P*. . . . . 1(X00 A. M. ILLiL Route to • Normandy Beach • Chadwick OUR MIDWIIK SPICIALI Avoid Week End Traffic! 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July SO, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 9 Chains, . 1st, Recall Aug Operate Now, Pay Later 'Church Silence’ Early of Advocates Installment Plan By Anne Mae Buckley A fcastday this week and a 'enerable old church in Rome For recall that Bills the Church survived Payment of Hospital persecution by civil authorities CINCINNATI Everything ‘MANY more than 19 centuries before PERSONS today enough left over to make else time, up • theiitic threw can be paid on why faced with a total bill of J2OO for communism up those who default on pay- not bills? for •he Iron and Bamboo Curtains hospital an eight day hospital stay ments. to That was the question posed imprison the “Church of simply cannot pay that amount here an in one WILZ Silence." by accountant-teacher sum," he said. "Even a EMPHASIZED that he who advocated the extension of bill of J4O to was not charity Aug 1 ig the Feast of St. be paid as the discussing Peter in credit plans to cover hospital patient leaves is difficult for cases “such patients should Chains. It will be a costs. many to not be earned books"—. day when many in Rome will meet, particularly if, on the but visit the Church of San Pietro as is so often the case, his only those ssho, in justice, in (St. THE SUGGESTION was income is parceled out for should pay for services Vinculi Peter in Chains) other re- made F. which by IJdward Will, as- credit purchases." ceived. He estimated that 65 r i has stood on the Esqui- line sistant professor of accounting He that of able cov- Hill since the fourth cen- recommended hospi those to pay are at in tals tury Xavier University, a talk band together to form a ered by medical insurance business of on problems Cath- credit agency with credit plans plans but pointed out that such IN there A GILT and glass olic institutions Attending were being do operated through these plans not pay the full hos- the reliquary over confessional 92 hospital, school, agencies If seminary operated on a 10 pital bill Hospitals thus have altar repose the chains and religious ad- to 12% which community interest basis, he said, found, he said, that they must bound St Peter in the prison ministrators. the would profits pay for ad- collect approximately 50% of of Herod that Agnppa in Jerusalem Advocate Staff Photo Will contended "medical ministration of the plan with total bills from individuals. m the year 42. A tradition tells insurance plans have HUMAN LINK: of done only that Fragments stone walls of tis when these chains were half the job of financing in ST. PETER’S CHAINS: Encased in this to Rome from a glass and gilt catacombs bear ancient inscriptions which furnish brought Jerusa- credit-conscious age" and that Art Works Given lem they reliquary above the confessional in clues the faith to were placed in con- altar the Church to lives and of early Christians. Above hospitals have been lax in not Popes tact with of another-piece of chain San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome are what is attending to are believed a section of St. Sebastian catacomb on the other half. said Appian Way. to be that which bound to be the chains which Now imprisoned St. Peter in Jeru- on at Vatican the saint in the Mammertine Display salem and also those which bound in Rome. prison in Rome him in about 64 Aug. VATICAN The 1 is the feast of St. CITY—The Vatican into its slander stem. tradition has it that the Peter in Chains. 2,000 Visitors Treasury exhibition in St. Another Daily Tramp Peter's addition is a gold two chains joined themselves who sent the chains to Basilica has been enriched with together. Rome chalice which President da the from Jerusalem. addition of a number of gifts Gaulle's (The predecessor. Bene Coty, Roman Missal and the Roman from Other relics in San Pirtro In Through Catacombs Pope John. Most of the addi- presented to Pope Pius XII. Catholic Encyclopedia arc recall tions works of Vincoli also early perse- are art which were Another of the to among the gifts given Piuj many sources which ROME (NC) With the ration of the under Con- cutions —as early Old empire from the end of the first cen presented to the Pontiff and John describe the as his XII which Pope has relics as genuine.) of present- Testament coming summer, more than stantine Only the of and is Pope Pius days They are siege tury probably the oldest i predecessor. XII, ed to the collection is On the left of the reliquary a glittering, some of the the 2,000 tourists here are daily Rome by the Goths at the be- of by visiting officials Is statue of remains of the catacombs, attracts [diamond studded chalice sent to a St. Peter holding seven Marhabees and other tramping through the dim, ginning of the fifth century put about 1,000 viaitors daily. Among the additions, for in the late Holy B ko v the I Father by Mexican . symbol of Christ's tomh lined tunnels the end Jews executed by Antiochus of rata an to their use as burial stance, is the gold monstrance Catholics words: "I in [ will give you the WHAT DOES the second B (' These combs. These cities of the dead places a visitor to the g ven to John century Pope by President! Of historical interest is the se- key* of the kingdom of heav are second to the catacombs see Endless Charles de C.aulle of pro Christian martyrs are com perhaps only today’ Prance dur- of all 24 commemorative en on the is the catacombs ines gold . right statue \ atican and HOWEVER, the corridors in memorated in the Mass for the the Colosseum as vanishing centur- ing his recent visit. The struck nf vessel medals dunng the reign of an angel holding a hit of continued to be centers Feast of St Chains. a tourist attraction of pil ies-old shadow. Walls [has a minimum of Peter's honey- decoration but Pius XII Also on display is broken chain to Guidebooks a recall Peter's The grimage written combed with of catacombs are among tombs, some an abundance of striking lines It slender white BESIDES San gabardine cassock miraculous deliverance from THESE relics. the holiest by pilgrims from the whole of child called places in the world, them sized Chapels built [is the "Virgin of Eu which Pietro the belonged to Pius XII At prison. in Vincoli contains Christendom the burial are an important around the tombs of chnrist" after has places of martyrs, martyrs. the relief of' the foot of the cassock is his The an unsurpassed of clue red Latin inscription above masterpiece cradle of the to catacombs still undis- Krescoei of Our that has the Christianity in Biblical icenes, of Lady been carved hat the translates sculpture Michelangelo's tri- have led reliquary The capital of covered They to the Christ and His symbols, of the the Christianity. They Lord sent His angel and de umph, Moses The statue, discovery of and have are rich with arguments for the many "breaking of the bread," of I vered which me from the hand of is twice life size, repre accurate to the antiquity and authenticity of proved even praying saints and praying " sents Moses with the table of Herod number A large Catholic teaching and of steps descending in earthlings the Ten they are Commandments, which the of to galleries IF THE DAY mines information on the And, perhaps the most FEAST and he had prohahlv just received purely By the end of the the customs of ancient Rome. They eighth cen- link church recall persecution from God Mt Sinai human with today'i world, on Rome had dwindled into EASTERN IMPORTER by also offer excellent examples of tury governments, they also re- Critics write that no other epitaphs of love and loss and a village, and the once-thriving call civil of ancient art, from naturalistic protection Cathol- artist has succeeded in Christian hope. wishes to ever outskirts where catacombs contact icism Pompeian to stylized Byzan the giving a face with so much In tine were situated had become Built in the third the of century, tensity expression Presurn LAKE MOHAWK wastelands Many of the church was Almost 200 miles cata graves A rebuilt in 442 by ablv Moses is looking his of MAN upon Advocate Staff Photos had been plundered by Valentinian 111 and his combs are known and at least Gotha wife fickle people worshipping the JOSEPH F. MURPHY MOSES: of and lombards Eudoxia And Masterpiece arche- looking for with it was Eudoxia's golden calf Every line, partly explored Papal REAL complete knowledge of every ESTATE - and treasure INSURANCE mother namesake, the wife Michelangelo found in San ologists, basing their estimates vein suggest restrained wrath SAI.EM 111 nt ms To forestall further hi ii m ks of the Emperor Pietro in has from the plunder- Theodosius 11. The eyes, the rigid muscles in Vinculi signif- on documents dating PARKWAY » SJOO the to RELIGIOUS fourth think that ing Popes began trans- •OX IS«| • SPARTA. ARTICLES l CHURCH GOODS icance to the century, N I persecution fer bodies another into churches within 100 miles are waiting theme too the to be city walls These churches : BEE the newest of discovered We shrines of the A* ore large Importers of vestment*, and became martyrs long arms shoulders, even the EXACTLY WHY the and of Sheaffer flow of thr early places pilgrimage Grad as you livo I IV E E “Cartridge board and garments chalices, ostensoria and religious articles. Roman Christians began all the catacombs are alive with the bury ually. were terrible emo- will receive O ing their dead in fOU Sets tions of the underground forgotten For the right man who Writing prophet OIFfNDAIIf ond can prove himself, we will open cemeteries And is not known They even this priceless GOOD INCOME K retail and a fin* fountain with ALL. Til AT IS, an un- a wholesale store In which he will be pen matching pencil may have been the except given sculpture harmonizes with the continuing jrow Invest your of derground known by stock. investment when church's custom their spiritual fore cemetery vl A i Capital is not Soles .. . you open o NEW account theme of chains and II | In our necessary. ability, savings its the hollow the Jews, who burled position ' in ' 1 V. D ANNUITY martyrdom Part of the bears,, personality, honesty and of $lOO or more one gift ratacumbas the Latin integrity ore more important. ~ . per person their dead in the ' in ' as PLAN. planned which rocky caves monument was has In of it —near the great round replying give all possible information, education OPEN to include Palestine and dug under age TOUR ACCOUNT BY MAIL the Moses is missing # You olio ihore In tomb of Cecilia Metella on the ground for the and experience All replies will Gift moiled hut can he found the galleries same tfco work m be held strictly con- promptly in Iwiusro Appian Way. Monks who cared , groat 4 purpose when they to in Paris It is two statues of came thm Million! and help In fidential. for the cemetery the 01 "OPEN ACCOUNT There kept un- figures chains Rome are two large jeducating Priests ond Broth- in which the derground burial IN PERSON catacombs passages open »rs for tho Miiiloni • Cor- Catholic Jewish in Rome, I Encyclopedia say* ex throughout the Middle ond take home both antedating the Ages, tain to* advantages • A WRITE BOX 216, your gift press 'the antithesis between Christian when all other such burial Memorial ond catacombs lotting ro- resistance to the fetters j 31% and in places were closed by neglect ; membrance many Maim Save " Also, some aristocratic Ra by the 15th submission to the inevitable ond A TEAR and oblivion proyort. THE earn from the 1 mans who became ADVOCATE it Christians Writ# for froe information A I INAL BIT of Asa when other significance their fellow result, un- QUARTERLY allowed religionists Of Tha Divina Word attached to the Feast of St derground cemeteries were re Sociaty to be buried in extensions of STREET, NEWARK N J. Chains ANNUITY DEPT. J 1 CLINTON 2. Peter's lies in the fact discovered in the 16th century, their family burial vaults The GIRARD. that PINNA. its date. Aug 1, was for they were known by the name MOHAWK catacomb of Priscilla had its merls Savings a pagan feast com of the one such cemetery that origin in this way had and Loan Association memorating Augustus, the first been continuously acccssi of The Roman catacombs are Emperor Rome ble—the catacumbas" or rata 40 Commerce • Street, Nework 2, N. J, Phone. Mitchell 3 0240 often of of thought as places comb Doily, 9 to 8 4; Wedneidoyi to p m. TIIK FIRST hiding. But they were not de international Eu Organized search for the IE EC AT KINNET cat GARAGE ACROSS THE STRUT signed as hiding and eharistic congress was held in places acombs and their methodical I-'lle. there evidence thev France, in 1881 is no that SNUFFS exploration began at the OUT only TROUBLE lived in for of were any length opening of the last rentury tune They were almost cer- This work is carried out today tainly huilt with the full knowl by the Pontifical Commission edge of the Roman authorities of Sacred Archeology Coder because works of such vastness Paterson Sale Article 13 of the I.ateran wUh Avi 6fj/uia I Days could hardly be started without Treaty between Italy and the their knowledge Holy See, the latter has Juris- diction and of BKCAI SE Roman law for possession'* all It look Italian may mysterious to but this TUESDAY and hade burial within the catacombs and is re you, huge circuit WEDNESDAY ONLY city, the breaker for their is to cataeombs lie outside the walls sponsible custody, working protect your electric service. It and " of the ancient But upkeep preserv ation acts with a city Rome blast of air to isolate faulty sections in has and of AUGUST 4th spread, anew city A TEAM OK 20 laborer! and sth un the electric system and does it a office in twentieth of buildings, apartment der the commission s direction a houses and second. even cemeteries Is probing into the unexplored ■ has grown over the catacombs rcachrv of Ihese This WOMEN'S AND TEENAGERS SHOES catacombs, 132,000 volt circuit breaker is just ore One engineer debris investigating clearing away left by more indication of the kind of we have to the of an equipment Reg. 19.98 sinking foundations landslides and by other excava behind switch. apartment house found a long- tions. Most of these 20 work your Every day we continue to strive Substantial savings on forgotten catacomb to men are farmers from the improve your electric service. our brand new current s s Most catacombs are very- mountainous Abruzzi region styles including famous strong, having been hollowed near Rome They tend their brands of name of Casuals, out petrified volcanic mud fields in the aummer and bur Dressey, Walking and like that which erupted from row through the catacomb! the Comfort s Vesuvius This petrified mud, rest of the year types. B n. The work of or tufa, is quite workable de the pontifical rtx spue Us strength. commission is partly supported Cl 100 lire fro T .... , Catacombs were used for by a t 16 cent) for admission burials well past the Christianl charged to the Kedettes & catacombs of the fee m Sunsteps 99 Half goei IMP to the the other commission, to 4.98 ST JOSEPH'S VILLA Reg. half goes to the com- ( ■'ILAHIDIN,* PIAPAC K. M. J religious Outll Hou»* f«r Woman and munities which provide guldei IttrMt Moult and take care of the cata Artiatio Troncb Clultau ol brailh takinfl beaut? In the bomaree* Hllla combs 99 Ultra modarn fartlltlaa Healthful $199 climata Excellent Six of s Clippers* &$n meala Opan roar Rome approximately round to Convaleacanla. varatlontat* 40 catacombs are to the I and permanent gueaU open Reg. to 6.00 Mm Retreat* from Baptarebar to Juno public Priscilla and St Agnei • tha Thankaft C iropt vtng. Krl at mat in the St Se- and Now Yaar'a Waakanda Dart north; Domltllla, Nylons 'n.’> ~ as earthly hard to under- and to " pl mi those who read it James, thr Comics son of Mr. and *-J| 87 sujßfi So said Rev. (Col ) pt William J. Mrs. Arthur W. Wolf of Mur I'S 77. Ja.o Z Clasby of the Washington office i H C Action Comic* Lon* Rxncrr ray Hill, was an honor student n o< the HH 17 JR)tV 8 Adventure Comic* Looney Tune* Chief of a' CAMP ST. JOStPH'S VILLA Our l.adv of lip rr n STI£S? Adventure* Into Air Force '.ha nr ii i Min In Flight < p rrivpd thp National the Unknown liistoriral ’iv fit PO« BOYS Completely lulled Marine* in Battle png g by Xeverlen Brothers All American Men lain* in a letter award Mailt at graduation for his The beet you ere looking tor In Heelth of War James *’tiv 81 ajdneoq Mickey Mmit* to Wolf, ; Site Sanitation All Star Weat*rn composition on thp history of Supervision Reereatlon Ml*htv Moua* siojjy Andy Burnett a recent gradu- New Mr Dlitrtct Provldpnrp. Andy Panda 3nZZ.ld UNIQUE SWIMMING Attorney ate of Our Lady (IMOAVSSOHJ POOL An*el Mnu»» Musketeer* of Peace Open Air Theatro Roller Skating Rink Veit Ball Held Annie Oakley School Mutt and Jeff TIIK Home Cooking Archie here DOOM A of Papal Infalli Pioneering and Bakery Mr Great Adven- INIPiCTION INVITBD PROM MIO Baby Huey ture hility was defined by the Vatican APRIL ON Across Down Father Clas- Weekly Reteei Batman Myatery In Space | Council 1870 111 _ teeaon Rete 111! 1 St. Anne’s by in Booklnge Beetle Bailey Name of 1 to s letter also LOYOLA for »-4-9 Week!—toeaon from .Not able xre Juno 17 to Auouit IP Agee 414 Nancy Ben Bowie and Hia For Information N'axy Combat shrine 2 Ta k f brought James and Direction. Consult Mountain Men I p ocxi W VO K 0 FICI ** «•» New Fxinnie* Academy of St. Elixabeth !> Msgr. John J. Mcßvoy .1 Young hoy the good . . .*T'. ! Betty and Veronica 3 An advert news Ig; .Bast tied gl.. Now Vork 14, N. Y. isement Convent Tel.i Murray Hill I-4194 Blarkhaw k Oklahoman 7 that he had Station. Now Jersey Chaser in tag game 4 Price won Blondie Our Army at War Secondary School for girls 94th year SCHOOL Bob Hope Our Fkchtinc 8 Place for offering a one x ear to the Resident 6 "Heads tails’* scholarship and Day Exceptional record |Brand of F.mpire F nrre* sacrifice whool of his choice 9 of find as a price in for Vocational |Bra %e and the Bold Opposite college preparation. A Jesuit Pat the Brat 12 ihe file 13" day school fori Brave Eagle Over 10 contest James has courses. Music, Art, Dramatics Patty and Hedy (contraction.) Song from opera Dancing, Broken Arrow Paul Rever*'* Rid* 13 cho>en to his Sports and Mended places 11 Make brighter use award to attend Activity program. CAMP Buccaneer* Pep boys. TEGAKWITHA Soion Hall Information: T-1600 Buffalo Bill 18 Exists Prep. South jHferson Jr. Peter Panda 14 Our land Orange Owned and Operated by the Bua* Bunny Peter Porkchop# 18 Plural of Buxxy mouse 15 \orth Carolina THE Peter Rabbit CONTEST stemmed from Bth Grade and High! Archdiocese Pluto 13 Exclamation of Newark ( Abbr ) ar Candr Pope NCCM radio program in Feb MT. ST. DOMINIC v* 20 Ask FOR GIRLS Casper, the Triend- Porky humbly 17 Place of School College Pit pilgrimage niary h ather asked Prepara-1 21 Clasby grade SEASON: JUNE iy Ghoat Prtnc* Valiant Factor in blood 22 111 27-AUG 22 school students Catholic Boy Prtarllla'a Pop to write to him ACADEMY tory. Small Classes 22 Occupy seat 6 to 16 Catholic Comic* 25 Everyone Raccoon Kid* telling how they ran file their CALDWELL NEW JERSEY Two-Week Period .$70.00 Cheyenne . . . 23 Water solid Real Screen in slate 26 That which surrounds Elementary School for Girl* Chip ‘n* Dale Comic* good habits for Lent Individual Four-Weak on Red 24 Country north use during Resident and D»y Attention Period . . . $135.00 Claco Kid Maak of earl h and how would Red Rvder C they use File Call Full Seaton Claaaica Illustrated S 27 Time $260.00 LAKE Rex Allen before noon 13 j HOPATCONG Clementina the wastebasket Diroctren CA 6-3660 Rex. the Wonder 28 Visitor at shrine —as a For furtk#r information oHHreti Cottop Wood* I (Abbr.) ATHLETICS - SWIMMING - Dog container for bad habits RIDING NEW JERSEY Covered Wacona. and j Rin Tin Ttn TENNIS - AITS AND CRAMS Ho! Robin Hood Reverend, Headmaster Cruaader Rabbit Roy Roger* DANCINO - DRAMATICS - SPECIAL PROGRAM lor CHILDREN Rudolph, the Red Delay Duck a noaed Reindeer Pork Ave. at 83rd St. EXCELLENT • CARE TRAINED COUNSELORS Daffy Scamp Three Secrets Da* wood Sad Sack New York 28, N Y. MODERN Sergeant About Rnn years after the EQUIPMENT Dal* Evan* Bllko obedience After her father's and Sergeant Friday and was rarrfu! to Daniel Boon* Preaton of death of Jesus girl Yukon a came into death, the girl continued to hr allow- Date with Judy the time for each of her fjc£ Apply. MRS. EILEEN A. WELCH, 51 Smull Sil\ ertlp the world who is an Ideal ■.I BUtterfield 8-6200 Director, Ave. Drnnla the Menace pa- obedient to her mother in ft/-/- Six Gun Heroea a charities I VLUGGAGE SHOP Detective Comic* tron for the youth of today Caldwell, N.J.-Telephone CAldwoll 6-4696 offer 3 Smnkey way that the marvel of P.M. Dick Tracy the Beat 'l\l R \ about WASMINGION SI NEWARK 2 This girls Maura went her Donald Duck Spa rkler name was all who knew her She was an duties Tuck Album Spike and Tvk* and she lived quietly God performed at Troyes. example for her whole Spin and Marty famih. miracles Fella the Cat and Annette France through her. hut she especially for her brother who THE EXURBANITES ElfhUn' Marines Star Spangled carefully ronrealed them from War There are three great Flrat S lessons became the of Tro\r* Americana tone a Bishop Others This ft quiet, little saint FUppity and Flop Ste\ e ( anion we can learn from Maura s ARE A Foa and the (row The maiden's time was PROBLEM Ste% e I>ono\ an The spent With her three paths to saint F life first is that we should Your most ranna. the Fam W eatern Marshal in prayer, doing gcwvi linrss (tied Monslgnor Ryan wrote to ui recently, "but not lor the important in ,n a ( the a2 e of She nmi oua Talking Mule itrange Adventure 23 for her mother and in reasons we know at home We can agree with Mon- Strange Talea caring was ill and was the ' certainly Gang buatera sasing Sugar and Spike her work with the needv I-ord Praser slgnor that the reasons different! Gene Autry own s on the day of are food purchase is Super boy Goof r and church It He ts of the of Ahra Super I>uck was in doing her death When she tn speaking vintage Guilty came Superman tn Sirion 'Lebanon!. This small Gunamoke all of things and doing the words com- Supermoua# Thy kingdom munity them well, that Maura ga\e rome." she was severely damaged by an Hardy Boya went In join Jesus Texaa Ranger* with the result that Heckle and Jerkle third secre' The girl earthquake a Three Mouie us our Ask St Maura of Troyes to Henry great families moved Into keteer* used a schedule e\en in her many out Hi Yo Kilter help you to bring those you lose c- the because B£EM> Homer, the surrounding country they prayrrs rinse to (iod Ask her also lo Happy Ghoat not Tomaha k were able to rebuild their homes. llopalong ( aaaidy The mornings wrr* 4 usually help sou lo he obedient and to Tom and Jerry The Church "In town" also suffered Hot Rod C omin show Tom Tom spent in church worshipping you the wav to live Hot Stuff your extensive were T onto damage—and they not llouae nl Mvatery (iod She fasted on life T opt Wednesday to ilouae of Secrete x able rebuild that either. It la the Tiaeetv and Syl of Indian Chief eeater opinion Monsignor Ryan that now Be sure The Ha/) f.ichrr l If; Aid the BEST.. always ask for Two Gun Kid the Church "should come to the you get Jackie peo- Gleaaon " Incle Scrooge fvr the Onenul Church ple It la his suggestion Jerrv l.*wia Contest that we Jimmy OI ae n Walt Planer Refugee build a small chapel In the country to Joe Pa look a the of who have Jughead f Division: care (or large percentage people moved out W ntern omict Senior Draw a postrr reminding people that we Kid Colt. St. Maura are Outlaw W eatern Roundup there The cost will be s2..">oo—can you help? W ilbur entering Refugee Year You may ask lor help for those who have

w Little Dot ill yum St. \f h no homes on a no larger than 12 inches by 10 inches aura ir portrayed \ poster THE HANDS OK THE HOLY FATHER ARE THE HANDS, BUTTERCUP Li’l Geniua W inga of F.aglea Uan k Junior Division Color the picture of Jesus. Mary and the rhtl OF CHRIST FILL THEM WITH GOOD Little Angel W ondcr W oman Barbara my of Our lady . THINGS FOR Little Audrey Woody Woodpecker dren of the world that this THE Help of ( hrntiam. Fait appears on page POOR OF THE NEAR EAST MISSION LANDS , . THEY Little lodine World* Finest Or- Little Lulu W i att F.arp ARE NEAR TO OUR LORD is delicious loaf attftr, u huh $\ staffed hy the Buttercup a Little Maa Jan# Grey Comica Name Grade S liter t Chanty. St. Maura i j of ITS TIME TO THINK OF SCHOOL AGAIN . . . well per- that in the day ; Address everyone family ( DON’T frail it Sept. 2 I. haps not with us. We are Just In the middle of vacation . SHOP nn Sunday. | City Just getting up steam! Monsignor Ryan must think far ahead Will love. It’s pray for those love nutritious, too ' • \ we Maura I School If hr Is tn provide for the thousands of rrfugre children who did Her father was not a Chris look to him to both them and the school. Your prepare Monslgnor —each pound contains the Can the little I Teacher Neighborhood but girl learned must build the schools (with your contributions) and he must early to ask Cod for favors i I am a member I would like to also clothe the children (with also) non-fit milk solids of ;i$ Pharmacist "Says" join p] your rontributlona fS and (iod heard His little will buy girl, a Galabya (school suit) for a rrfugre child. Will yon and her ounces of That's father was converted mall In the blank at the bottom of this column and to milk. why Rules: Kntrics should he send to June V Dwyer. Young Ad m!: Made with send a child to school this Fall I 00 % vocate 31 MAI RA was \ erv close to her Club. Clinton St Newark 2 \ J Your entry makes you housewives everywhere say, Pur e Vegelob/e Shorttning When he died she a member RE TO YOURSELF m father was GOOD ARRANGE NOW FOR GREG- Entries must he the Advocate office bv Wednesday ORIAN upset hut it did not make her in Young MASSES TO BE SAID AFTER YOUR DEATH . , ASK II TOU Httl » Million DUIIAIS tou IOUIDN BUT BRUD I 6(lt|R 12. IRAS unhappy for long, for she knew Aug ABOUT OCR SUSPENSE PLAN TODAY YOU WILL All entries be that her father was with (iod must accompanied by the attached coupon, or HELP YOURSELF EVEN AFTER DEATH. by a copy of it The MAt'RA’i second lesson is of month of August has many Important Feasts In honor of Our Blessed Mother NEWARK SISTER TF.SSY and SISTER LEONARD FIRST NATIONAL lim 4 Oeorss Marforena. Props. would like to become Sisters of the Vis- PATS I PHARMACY L IS' Established over 10 years itation In India during this month which Four Reftstarcd Pharmansts la so close to Our Lady. Each girl needs Free Delivery Open Every Day to a sponsor From 0 a m 11 p m who will pay her necessary ei- 794 Mt Prospect Avenue cor. penses of M5O year the two year Montclair Avenue a during HU 1-4749 Newark. N. J. period of novitiate training. Would you like to nun" In honor Onr JERSEY *CITY "adopt a of Rlesaed Mother? 3% PALMIRA PHARMACY Arthur I Palmera. Ph O. Prescription Pharmacists A PRAYER A DAY A DOLLAR A MONTH Biological Rick Room Supplies WILL interest on Cosmetics BRING PEACE TO ONE LEPER CAN YOU HELP? . savings accounts Prescriptions ('ailed for and Delivered THE GLORY OF THE 791 Bergen Avenue TRANSFIGURATION Jersey City. N. J HI $lO to $25,000 14411 (August 6) haa blinded KI.NDE.MARI AM and JERSEY CITY UEI.DEGIIEHRIEL to things and sights of tha world. wish to live for Christ VAL INTI'S PHARMACY They only and ta Joseph Valenti. Reg Phar. make Him brttrr known and loved In Prescriptions Baby Needs Ethopla. Can Photo Dept Free Delivery you help one of them to become a Each THf} 8T 71S West tide Ave Fatrvte* priest? . opp must have Jersey City. N J. hoy a sponsor who will pay his nrreasary Phene. Dl 3 3054 of 1100 the ala FIRSTNATIONAL RANK expenses a year during year semi- WESTFIELD nary rourse. dINTRAL PHARMACY Or JERSEY CITY Dear Cardinal Michael Spellman j J. Car me la Reg Phar. In for all the children know Prescriptions Carefully thanksgiving happy I I would Compounded like to make for it possible a refugee child to go to school thla Member; Ftder*l Depoiil Imursmst Drugs Perfumes Cosmetics Corporation Fall Enclosed 1s $3 to school Sick Room Ruppliea buy a proper suit for one child. FttJerdJ Rtlerto Sjllem 414 Central Ave., Wlstfleld 11411 Complete banking services Including '•Personalized" NUTIEY special checking accounts, business and personal loan* BAY DRUG CO ADDRESS MAIN OIIICIi •HOIOKIH OHICIi James Rlccle. Reg Phar Owe feihuny# Ploc«, Je'l*y Oty 47 Newai k Street Baby Needs Prescriptions CITY 'tftOlN tQUAII OPMCI. WIST NIW YORK OHICIi Promptly Filled Rale •TO Bergen Avenue 440 -60th Street Drugs and Cosmetics 119 Franklin Ave.. Nutlev Mt* *OlO tIROIH OMICI, 2400 Hudson loul*«ard ORANGE Hist(Dissionsf&i •PAMSADI AVINUI OfMCIi wist Hudson orncii PORD'I DR UO ITORB To 11so tie Avenue of Ferry U. S2d Harrison Avenue. Horrie FRANCIS CARDINAL SFEUMAN, President Paul Daniel. Ph O Peter WIITKRN BIOPI Of MCI; •KIARNY OMICIi Msgr. P. Tushy, Natl toc’y Preacrtptlons Called for teuUvord Sfreel 240 ot TKorne Keorny Avenue. Ke«r„, and Delivered Send all communications ta: OB 11117 rr*s CATHOLIC •rrre available Delivery NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION parking at then officct. 989 Main Street Orange- N J 480 Lexington Avt. at 46th St. Now York 17, N. Y. 1959 Hungarian Refugees and Displaced Persons July SO, THE ADVOCATE 11 Newark Will Host Make Great Strides With Help of British By Michael Derrick en, eager to work. Today all One, Jesuit Father Bel* Ispan- Italy and Auatria, 14 year* af- CDA but one Heads Attiitnnt Editor of Tbr Tublrt, of the hostel* opened ky, was imprisoned with Cardi ter end Junior the of World War I. for them have been London Cntholic closed, nal Mindaienty, Primate of Including thoae not in urrkly. campi, NEWARK say* the and "work of Loaders of the Junior Catholic report, Hungary, and today maintains there are (till Daugh- On the eve of the of 160,000 unaettled opening some kind has of Amenta will been found for his at the Mindsxen- In gather from 14 states at the World Refugee Year June chaplaincy refugee* Europe. ters Aug. 27-30 practically all.” ,he Treat ty House in London. It was to Robert Motel here for the Eastern 1, the annual report on the Re- primarily succor Leadenhip Catholic Clubs lief of Hungarian these refugees and Institutes and and Refugee Committee "LAWYERS work as elevator displaced Workshops Theme of the will be: have been in the C.W.L. meeting England's Women* men founded London, persons that Relief All for Catholic or porters, managing di j and through His Sacred Heart ” rectors Manchester and Bradford, and and Refugee Committee I-e ague wn published as factory hands, musi- was Auxiliary of 10 ' Bishop Marlin W cians waiters are invaluable center* wel- founded years ago. Even to- It thi* mite of as and so forth Stanton. state contained hap work t DA moderator, One fare But four chaplains day the committee has pointed state chaplain of the Jun- fencing master has stuck on its will pineal from a table of tragedy preside at the ban- alone cannot with the hooks 200 300 opening iors, Rev to his sabre*, and cope or victims of naii George McKinney. “The children enjoy them a brilliant quet at 6 of pm Thursday Also York luthier lute problem* now widely dis- (oncentration and has New Kate CDA aelvea enormously, make good and violin makert camps, at the head chaplain entrusted tahle will be txiuise and is established persed Hungarian Catholic ref been with the admin- chaplain at Sing Sing prison. r.nd quick progress, are liked as an expert re- Collins of uncord, N H ugees, and host of istration of i . nation- Mrs J. J. pairer, with his in a ways reparation funds Mahan. Massachuaett* by their teachers and class son as appren al Junior director, " the C.W.L and who is super CDA tier Relief Refugee for the victims of nari medi- secretary, and Mrs. Cath- mates and are a source of con vising the three Committee is In cal summer insti But the active their experiments, and of grants erine Hurkhardt, Pennsylvania atant joy and pride to their providing of accom- tutes, and Mary support from the Nan Kanane, stale modations and work Victims' Trust Junior's chairman parent*, for the regent Fund Hungarians was only It In one THE Rev. Saturday’s program will Include is good to aee them IIINtIARIAN refugees The John Mryuaid of North part of the task. C.W.L Relief and Refu- Mass followed by conference* on the holidays, bursting with are not the committee * sole Walpole. \ II national Hungarian gee Committee Is one of 14 , chaplain priests had to be spiritualizing the Junior health and In their concern The committee of the Junior ( program good spirit* still agencies active in DA. will attend obtained to minister to this field and achool their feels that it* entire demonstration! of troop meet- clothes, glibly answrring primary respon- which the institute and will exiled are represented on the speak countrymen Today there Is ings and handicrafts questions while their sibility toward displaced per- during the parents are United Kingdom National conferences four Hungarian Catholic Com- I'hc will conclude with admiration sons, many of- still institute with glow shy for whom are mittee for the Stanton will chaplains at work in World Refugee Bishop also preside dinner their fluent offspring Joseph England. living in in Germany, at noon Sunday. camps Year at Holy Hour and the dedication is of hi* Janos head dormitory, of counselors Thursday evening EXPECTED at the eastern In- is top of his form, Istvan has stitute will be representative* full marks in physics and Bela A RKQIIFM Maaji (nr thr Past NCCW ro from Ohm. West Virginia, Vir- ha* two A' leels in his Gen- President Praised pose of the soul of Frances Ma ginia. North “ Carolina. Maryland, eral Certificali of Education her, past Supreme Regent, will be offered Pennsylvania. New York. Ver- Friday morning Confer mont. New THESE youngster's now at Church Connecti- and ences for the Hampshire, By Lay Leaders day will cover l.iv- cut. achool in Britain are children Massachusetts, Rhode Island ing the Mass. Honor work, (unria and of Hungarians who fled from WASHINGTON Indiana (NO - It was orated her mentals of the to much that she was -loyal. truly Junior and Jun their homeland less than three disclosed at tho funeral of Mr* Catholic family. able to attend tho convention and iorette programs, the how” of years when 17,000 Robert H M»ry Mahoney * ol ago, Hungar Mahoney that she was strength FROM ONE FOUNDRESS: of carry out all her duties, Sisters Charity of Con- choosing an outstanding junior lan which character was reflected refugees arrived in the seriously ill last Septomlier, in her hut included and vent chat with an of counseling and speeches a recep- rvery notion English Sister Charity at the teenagers prr United Kingdom carried Wherever; she went heroically out her duties tion for 2,500 persons," Arch —»nd of the Medal teens, handicraft workshop, and as her work look her Shrine Miraculous in the Rue du Rac, More than half Catho- president at the biennial the 1 were con bishop O'Bovle said instruction on the council Irngth and breadth of where St. Junior lics, and the Catholic sention of the our roun Paris, Catherine Laboure. also a Bishops National Council He also Charity praised an educational try nnd meeting. of England of Catholic Womon across the sea—her nun, had of Our NOR and when great Wales, fhat month program apparitions Lady. In background is fLA which she organized to Speakers at the institute will for qualities of mind and heart appealing for their Charily carries its own re were statue of St. de money study the Cnited Nations " Louise Marillac, who with St. and its evident Vincent include Msgr Joseph A Costello relief the W I, Re ward this life appointed C in as well as tho <&• agencies, her hospitality to for de Paul, founded the Sisterhood in the 17th of St s. BRIDAL SHOPPE nrxt It Miss century. John Newark, newly ap lief and Refugee Committee to was tho work of tho Na Mealey said im ngn Msitors and the Madonna "Her New Sisters are, from left Sisters receive and all the Honal Council of Catholic mediate Jersey Joseph, Mar- administer Womon she concern was with each program launched The last Theresa Presents proceeds that carried her and evrry garet and Ursulina. nun is Sister Proudly literally through ides woman in affiliated or English pros anil nutritional her medical nations of of the illness,'' Patrick aid gar, the l' S , hut that Margaret This week of Sisters of Many refugees were Archbishop to clinics throughout the communities its and A O Boyle of said concern also vigorous young men worn Washington in world was international in Chanty, founded in the U.S. by Mother Seton 150 his eulogy. its extension Seeing the need of years ago, marked their anniversary m w PRAI.HK. Emmitsburg. SUMMER for Mrs Mahoney expectant mothers and the real $ THh AR( ,o tj/ NCCW Institute IfRISHOP spoke at a at Md. also came from the current NC- hunger of mothers and hahies Emmitsburg. Requiem Mass offered by Auxil and CW president, Mr* Mark A throughout ihe world, Mrs Ms CATERERS w lary Set for 3-7 Hishop Philip M Hannan of Aug. Thei.vsen. of Covington. Ky . and lione> devised a plan whereby 184 Washington, Mrs WEST 54th STREET FALL Mahoney * from the Catholic Former Teacher Washington inci _ • The Margaret Mealey, NCCW women nf the 1' S Shares 40th brother (off Blvd.) BAYONNE, N. J. Archbishop Henry J. could ( athnhc Woman Her Commun executive help alleviate this distress & O secretary Brien of Hartford. Conn , FACILITIES Hie* ' will ho thf lho of Mrs Theissen She is FOR Selection of Bridal mo a said, In part: . . . deeply loved hy where Mrs. had lised With Mahoney who NCWC • • leadership training Institute for Reared as she was, the elder those were privileged to he Anniversary Wedding* Shower* and Brides Maids unce Catholic 1833, was present associated with offi- women conducted by sister to her seven brothers in her." WASHINGTON' (NC) -- • Mrs a Banquet* Dresses Mahoney, 53. a natne of rial* tho National C ouncil of Catholic and staff member* of the that Noting the S Bishops' • W ashington, died July 20 of can t Comrtiunion Breakfatt* Womon in Now Orleans 3 7 National Catholic Aug Welfare Con organization is the first of u* cer at her parents' home here. • Tho lerencp honored an NCWC ve: kind Office and Plant institute. ono of seven plan —a center for service on a LA NOR whose rod for thu will tro.it cran 40 years of aervice scale .if atholir Luncheon* summer, ARCHBISHOP O'Boyle con national ( works and child tho nearly match Ihe life of Ihe con in Ihe youth welfare. ag tered his remarks on tho theme fields of social significance AT OUR OWN BRIDAL SHOPPE ing. inter and of that ference itself group relations Mrs Mahoney's life was Msgr Tanner said that il has fori of international affair* on tho J financial de sime been Imitated FREE 84 a vindication of the reward* of Agnes Marlin, hy more than HALLS Springfield Ave. local community " has to charity partmrnt head, Ihe longest hierarchies in the world Newark, N. J. Tho Now Orleans Inatituto will "She knew of her illness service record Ihe I' S Bish as in ANY HALL YOU CHOOSE tie hrld at St Mary a Dominican early as last July and by the ops' voluntary association In No MA 2-9191 London - ★ - I t time Widows ollogo Keynote speaker will ho of tho national convention veinher, the NCWc"» adminisira TK« Fm#»t Al« .1 will Food* C ONOITION 10 Magr Charloa Plauacho. New in September, she could acarcoly live board hold Us 40t h Form Association DINNERS Orloana rhanrollor Tho Inatituto walk The interest consecutive annual here . . . from $1.75 in tho pro session l.O\l><>\ N( i A ('a! ho! Mon . WM . will rloao With hour ir a holy con gram, especially in those Miss school phases Martin, an ex of ifjmA Fn PAM to 0 * ductod Rev 'sr»cia tlon m s formed by Harrison Mar dealing with the of trachcr plight moth in Maryland, Joined the hrre Ia November T M Tu#* . Thurt^ M announced a' HI- H A T tin. moderator of the arrhdloco and children *»l 0 « era osersoas, invig- organization in 1919 when it to T M was i'* firM general meeting 'ha' aan Council of it HE 6-2187 - FE Catholic Women called the National Catholic We! 9-1671 h. To member* and an rrrlr* fare Council This had FREE PARKING Passaic Teacher name i. adviser grown out of an earlier one, Ihe At Fordham National Catholic War ( ounril IASS PASSAIC Sister Since Mary Alois 1923, the agency has been OP . of Pope Plus XII High known hy Us present title New Jersey's largest School, is attending a summer Drug Department Store MKSSAC.KS of institute HACKENSACK'S praise and for secondary school LAST: Marcella Standish may well (MU'i you a lononia of *olv< thanks for her teachers of work came In mathematics at ford hold the distinction of the last vocation from having Miss Marlin from Archbishop ham Cmversity under a grant ol ENDOF-THE Holy Trinity High School. Hackensack. Miss Standish, Egldio Vagnozzi. Ihe the National Science foundation Aposlolir MONTH JULY who graduated in the school's final class this June! Delegate, who informed her that mmßymF] will leave for Pope John XXIII extended Ills Maryknoll, N.Y., Sept, 2. She is shown i« »n r|r f ln home in iurlf. with Rev sperial aposlolir benediction ;o ■ . |irii'lirallr . i Stanley Grabowski, director of teen- One rslnnrt hold* CLEARANCE parish r\i|in*ilr|\-rraflril nrn Ini her and those Joining the role SUMMER RETREAT age Sodalities, at the recent o( rnlrrtsminrnl at-home Saving* on or xon need «v«ry (Ownl»( ... workshop sponsored by hralion. and from Arrhbishop thing • tKpU in that group for Catholic leaders. Karl ■ ■ <••• tvttjf doportmonl el »b# young Miss Standish J Alter nf Cincinnati, chair of was a keynote speaker at the man Ihe NCWC administrative Irnnching, listening, BEACH BAGS workshop. hoard CENACLE • ' • i in |> i y gathering and 89c Heart Msgr Paul p Tanner confer gabbing. Open Is Aided enre secretary, presented the ju u Surgery 1 dexifn hiliarian with ht r»Ur NiiAanlait SI 49 value Aug. 28-30 General a scroll reporting Pamoniit Faihtr a spiritual bouquet from the PRO-PHY-lAC-TIC Cleveland Mother JEWEUTE By and Pals NCWC staff COMB A BRUSH SET CT.FVFI.ANI) INC) _ An tin open heart ha* surgery boon nr IN INF ((It M AI. remarks llu«. r.nl and Crrtlol M'gr usual blood donor* group for Kinurd here by Mr* Anthony Ihe 40lh voitoni may b« modi by pb©n« Tanner, noting coming Zelezmk of Si *1.79 Monica * parish meeting of the conference's ad CHart«r 9-8100 "other of three children. Mri Labrador m iniNl rat Iv e board, told the group Mail Zelezmk lomr months or four ago assembled In Ihe National Press APRR. SHOWERS to find helped blood donor* for Club CENACLE CONVENT that we constitute, in a i LOTION DEODORANT three old tear Penny Slincr of of Welcomes sense a group pioneer* in Ihe River Road, New Brunswick Findlay, Ohio That atarted her ( atholir World on unusual 25c the program (■raleful for the child 79c Four Nuns * reco\ Reg. after ■ \ cry open heart aurgery and AI.LKIiANY. N V INO Franciscans _ for her I CLOSING OUTI own children * health, she rersonnel at the US Air Korean decided to do ALL BEACH TOYS GEORGIAN COURT something to help Mrt.uire Field in Wrlghtstown, I can understand the anxiety Elect DISCOUNTS " N J were startled recently when these COUfGf , n( people she said "It's X four Franciscan lined for nunn up just too much ask Conduclod by tbo Sitlort of Moray to a mother processing for a flight to l.abra New Head V To 50% or father to round lip POUR-YIAR lIADINO TO so mans COUIII dor up specialized donors »A. ond I I 0101111 in the middle N’KWTON. Mass Mother The Sulert were on their way c[ all their other difficulties " W*ll intag ratod program In liberal Mary Helena. (I S F sicnres* to l abrador at the mutation of LESS’ Aril, Pino Aril. Icionco, Homo genera] of the Missionary Motif. OPKN Fran Air Force chaplain* to conduct IIhART (conomxt, Bwlinoit a surgery usually Adminittraltan ciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Drug D»p't. Store Tosebar four week rellglou* vacation requires at least 15 with Training (or (lomonlary and people 111 journal Conception, was elected superior Squirt HI 1.1004-741 I school for children Air Force special! ed blosnl be Secondary School'. Polly AnrtdKod of type to on At general of the Order lfi row roruKO 161 dorr a r»or there hand for July Addrotl lIITII IICIIIAIT personnel the operation Mrs Zel 'M Op*n For the 1 \ hill »enif r ** iih | Doily till 1 A M ezmk past 28 sears. Mother Ooorgron Coon Coliogo s group, which well So’u'd6y may Helena has •oiiiwi fn|inrrrri| «out till 2AM SINCK their arrnal In Mary workrd in the lobowood. Now Jortoy Fibre set a national pattern, consists of |M>nrni and iprakrr dor, the have Boston Archdiocese In 1948 she nun* reported reg 200 persons willing to donate r i»ni|>*rt mrnt • f.^95.00 was Instrumental ularl) on their adventures in let blood in opening a They represent all blood ■ • dining *»r l>#dfnnm ter* the teacher training school to l' S motherhouse to pre from 1179.00 tspes common, uncommon and •lnra|* unit the Sisters here of the Sister* of the Third pare for the teaching of Saint Elizabeth rare College Order of profession r urnplrl* riimliirxlmii r al> Regular St F'rancl* Cleveland, an international The cen Four the Hllh tarda of t founded In Slaters said they tei years ago at inuta iiipl pullout 1899 by the Si.ter. of were gtv for open heart has Chorlty surgery, (ormin HHinifti lor din en an unusually warm tion nl Cardinal Cushing. Mother reception at least nine Convent hospitals where such Ing or l>iiMpt, liar Station, New with Mary Helena staffed St Clare pint Jersey —complete flash operations * popping are performed Mrs •lorifc. from §77.VfW) Diocesan A bulbs and a military High School, Roslin style recep Zelezmk i group supplies donors lion dale Mass , where she at an Air F'orce non mis served as com foi Marymount Hospital Gar in and sioned officers' club principal nlrectress of stud CALDWIU, NEW JMSEY field Heights until her ics present assignment

IN she CALDWELL COLLEGE MAY received a charter i- FOR WOMEN for the opening of a rollege in CONDUCTED BY THE From SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC Bolivia N* wton. Mass, Report where newly pro Sisters Fully Accredited - HI fessed are an aca Offering A.B. and B.S. N Vt iSC _ M knoll given Degree* HI.IN(, T mg the comfort, of same home during a vi.lt with her time continue family here after three spiritual forma year, of rigorou. life U tho mi.«ton In tion < For Bast in Stoaks nolivia. .teaming Jungle Helena Sister Mother Mary taught for r.ula. who with another Maryknoll nun ha. 4>ern several Our "Peratmg clinic years at l.ady of a .mall In the Jungle ..id MANERO'S rat. u.ed to play Peace School. lag around the Brooklyn, as wrll edge* of her t>ed until ihe put a atop to It by the OUR FAMOUS the as in mission schools conduct- securing services of nl and ji dog ed by the order in Savannah and Winner 1959 award for store $ her nations leading Plentifully prevalent at mu.lon Paula Filets 3.00 nation, Suter Augusta For the next six years .aid, are bat., Iliard. and large black .pider. she will reside in the Mother A LA CARTE house, KISTKR PAI'LA .aid medicine, at the Rome clinic are In kept The crate Franciscan modernaire orange .helve. The medical Missionary Sis ' lupplie. u.ed to be flown Complata Dinnari M.75 ters of in by air freight, .he that the Immaculate aatd, but proved too expen.ive The Concep tion located "AIWATI • upplie. now are at Our I.ady UINO TMI CHIIDMN* • are received by nver boat and are month, of] Hid (.onditionrd Kouto Dm.,.- fl-k in the Angels, • 4, Pirimai, N. J. • L'm oar 90-day no chart* pUa >A,AMUt reaching the clinic, ah« added Tenafly, and St «OUI» NO 17 - Nttrtk .1 N.. 4 _ COM.. MOM Franris Home Cnion City, in the Newark Archdiocese. 12 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1959 Irvington Olympian Wants More Meets for GirlAthletes By Ed Grant fore he took off for Puerto" in the country now where wom- “The most important thing hour. Marriage i* not in my IRVINGTON _ to Rico July 29 Talk a on en athletes are getting any real we can do ia to get more plans at all right now, but, red-beaded Irishman and The object of the workouts is support in this sport. Tennessee youngsters into the sport at the even were I married, I can't bound to you're to get some posi- change her jumping style State, of course, has done a junior high school age level. see why that should end my tive opinions on whatever sub- from the antiquated scissors marvelous job, giving scholar- Look at what our young swim- career. Mrs. Brown. Fanny ject to kick to happens be under dis- the modem Western ships to outstanding girls. Half mers have done. Then we must Blankcrs Koen of Holland and cussion Roll. of the team which faefd the find a way of keeping up the several of the Russian girls This holds true even when Men jumpers usually add Russians was from that one interest of the stars so that they continued their careers the red hair even crowns the a foot or after school and both " charm- more making of our winners, will continue their competition after having children ing features of a 20-yearold this switch as schoolboys, but Barbara Jones and Lucinda through and past college. This colleen like Ann would are THE Ann Marie Flynn, Marie be satisfied Williams, Tennessee State means more meets, the chance PAN-AMERICAN games America's top with extra four girls. are the next big woman high an or five inch- for European trips, college target for Miss who resides es. after which jumper, now in other Flynn, come the “NEW scholarships—in words, Esses YORK is another this County suburb ren- the Rome Olympics in 1960 I.ike same things which have GETTING OFF her personal ter of the Ger With Ann the sport with the any devout Catholic she Marie, subject our men's team the world girl, problems, she kept is usually track and says, "Of course, man-American AC., my own looks forward with field and leaders since 1896." great anti American women athletes will club, the Police Athletic League more particularly the state of cipation to this trip and only and women's never be able to measure up to the Queen Mcrcurcttes ON THE fears she will track and field in this SUBJECT of wheth- that "be too anxi- the Russians or other Euro Chicago has team and and country. According to her. the a then er track field is a suitable ous to do her best in the trials. pea ns until get there state is not too we ran more are Individuals from oth- sport for women, Anne is most When her good, an optn competitive days and ion competition more girls out er parts of the like positive. "It wonders for and voiced by many following country can do are over, perhaps even he- for the sport. We have one Earlenc Brown the recent l' S A Russian meet Montclair State a girl's general health, posture for then, Ann Marie wants to championship meet indoors and College has made great strides her at Philadelphia and even for social attitude. get in some kind of coaching one outdoors The Russians In the last '' year Until the Russian team came to help prepare American THE DIFFERENCE between have 20 or more Asked her for prescription here, they were being built up youngsters for future Olympics Miss "Our Flynn and the other com girls receive no en- building U.S. teams to the of She up as some kind amazon* hy remembers that it was the plainers is couragement ed that she is doing from physical Russian level, Ann Marie the of an- American press Actually, enthusiasm a former Olym- something about it At uratton instructors to out swered, Philly, try "Well, first, let's re- they were quite handsome pian. Dolores Dwyer, which got she 55 in cleared in the high for track, fact they are dis- member that we her are doing pret- girls, including the weight started as a fS-year old jump to tie a Russian for couraged In some cases. We well in " sec- ty right now the sprints throwers with the New York CYO team ond place, but lost the had a girl on our 1956 and broad In position Olympic jump We won the Ann Marie, herself, has no 1954, and she'd like to do she because had been charged team who was a college physi- high at the 1948 1956 for jump and plans retirement, saying, the same for some future stars with cal and more missed jumps at education student she Olympic games But I can't too Ann we are "After jump high, Marie came to Irvington lower heights had to overcome a lot of weak in I oppo- very the hurdles, the will probably turn to the two years ago to live with her Not content sition her with this show at school to try out RBO and, for Mrs. I except Brown, weights myself once held the married sister. Mrs John ing, Ann Mane is for the team now looking have little strength In the American record for the bas- Daoust. She now lives around for some expert coaching "There are only few places which a weight events ketball throw for about half an the corner from her sister, will help her in preparation for making a home for her twin the Pan American games at brother. Michael, who was dis Chicago late next month She charged from the Army last hoped to work with Winston Spring. In her spare time, she Suspended Game, Protest Block March Salem roach Ross he Wilbur roaches her 21 month old nephew, John Daoust. in the Of St. Francis to Essex Junior Title high jump and reports that the Valley Adds NEWARK.— If else, the Fred Mu/zerrllo youngster is already clearing nothing game between St in the loth wpft two feet. Francis Xavier, and St, a man DePaul, Newark, Thomas the Apostle. on Lucans St Peter will down the s will t*r idle thi* Rloomfield, go as longest in of time ORANGE _ and point OePaul St "erk ther»h\ St Joseph « Lukes consumed in Essex ( VO baseball arc the rivals County annuals new on Pflug Beaten an oppnrtumts to tic for the ka i the The Our Lady of the game started on and it's not vet the Valley foot Sunday over at e\p«nve ..1 winirss St 1 at* hall schedule this In Bike Final Thanks to an Fall, replacing umpire's mistake, rn k %. New ark the Bergen ( atholic and Sayrcvitlc. boys still have to play 'he other The work all NEWARK—BiII Pflug of Cran developments in Ihe junior • * scncdule < \ alley will season seventh With the score at open its ford, a senior at St Peter j Col inning league, including an adir.tntstra KamtM on Aug ? Sept 26 against Clifford and 2 in favor of SI Francis, the Scott lege. lost the New Jersey stale 1 live decision not to hold an rhn INTIRMKOIATI IKAGUI will play one other umpire called the game after public school. bicycle raring championship to six inatmn second round alter a' 1 At Bunch I'OOk ( ittn|>«n Two s- *% Harrison games Walter Grotz of innings, ruling that no On the Sn'h..n« « B<" llr \ .Ic thif I *4l are listed Ridgeunod in a inning field, St Mary s upset at night, one at home with St runoff, 26 could start alter X to But the Ml JuTy at VVeesjuahic ( armel, t 2, behind a one Benedict s Oct 9 and the actual deadline 6 and St on other Park is p in hitter hy Greg Jannaronc, and At School* |ltd>um Ntairk away against Harrison Oct Almost Thomas was upheld when it on 16 hopelessly behind enter pro St \ alcnttnc s Bloon.licld. blast *ep> 2* litfnrd the final tested the decision to call halt ed < Scot I. Ocl « S| mg 10 mile evrnt. which a Sacred Heart 1, V atlshurg Ifi ‘ *“»> ' SI Brn.-d.rl < Ni. U. had been rained out to proceedings 4 dohn MrGralh Hartun. a. ay N, ?V R,-d Barit ( alho on July 19. h id a triple, JUNIOR LKACUI hr, W 1. tvr.,l. So St Francis lias all week art). «. ,4 PfluK won the race in 27 49 fi, to double and single and dark Klo.s At Wituitmt R*rS Rioomlifld "• S pi] Vi Thom*« thr if Hl<»»mfi»M £££• ' ana,. 22. Imma lo whether hold \p»ii a mg up 31 points in the sprints worry as it can had a triple and two singles to V| held the that lead and its nionui lh» Hloomfl# l«i. during rare Grotz and thereby win lead the IX hit attack Allen Bell of Somerville the lead first junior championship And There were no rhubarbs Just Weber the it well after the to Coach ers before event, were shut worn might good baseball in the intermed- out wav St Thomas manhandled Our iate league where two games Phi* left of Ml Eleven ANNIVERSARY PLAQUE: Rev. J. Hudson Pflug and Grotz with Lady Carmel, Montclair, Oratory Henry Murphy, CYO moder- were Canadian Priest County played In one. St Joseph s 17 In the 111 a makeup game the St MM IT In ator, receives a his 25th of points apiece and. en following I .(-ague rivals plaque commemorating anniversary ordination from Spanish. Newark, upended v»tr mile St Thomas blasted dominate suing one runoff. Bill lost to evening that the 19.-.9 football sched Richard Middle Atlantic of the National Lady of the Valley, Orange 3 !, 'Whales' Westgate, representative Recreation Asso- his rival club Ik 2 behind Tops ule at Bergen County by onlv Rarry Reynolds Oratory School, which will as Joe Mendes tested Gem •• ANTH.nNISH ciation Looking on, left to are Carl Perina of two record N S ( RNS l right, Irvington, treasurer of the feet Both riders will now to i's third win but its be under the direction of Boutilette duel Both anew in a hurling •V Catholic priest who flab- Public Recreation Association of New Hoboken participate in the national rham first m competition, the others ia\ roach this Fall. Weber Jersey, Jerry Molloy. recreation fanned hut M ndes, w • Gcotge seven biness and la< k of muscular tuna and Harold of pionshtps and the Pan American having come on forfeit The Rams have supervisor, recreation for the his fourth '* the same eight Login, superintendent Jersey City ntng this year amt his a trademark of < ar.adian life Games trial at Milwaukee, Aug is opponents as in of Parks. HAD ST THOMAS 32nd in live VO 1958, five fr.un Department 20-22. lost, St a year ( lareer \srnt out on the field here and the Ivy loop, plus Harrison. St Francis, with its unblemished gave up |ust one hit Pan threw Ralph thr Impound hammer sev- Mary sand St Luke's A record in five games, would have lella and Joe Perez reached Ikm night eral fret heller than the uinner Hastic Sisters Win been game with Harrison concludes champion, seventh inning tllette for and douh'p Kazalonis Leads St. Nicholas or a triple a of the event at the Highland the schedule Nov Adds to Lead no And the situation will to Mendes with on 21) same provide hu early (lames at. s«t< r. si ia, Again Archery prevail again this Sunday when 3 0 lead ~ o.i i Hex heinpses ( hisholm. novr ' *rlr.r< .... 1 V|„„.|™, | t. St Thomas another N r„ 4tk Carol and Eileen Victories As plays makeup Aradrmv. aaar Rt PASSAIC Rain Hits in his fifties Maritime rs Mary I. ataay. .11. Bayway Passaic Loop IN ANOTHER St \n was once a IValharton. No. contest with St Ranif »»«>, ft Montrlair Hastic of Passaic captured the Mary's, Nutlry. *ra mod hard imy i\i ELIZABETH—Vine* Kara lon Is. PASSAIC the of at V atsossing Park. Bloomfield r. Hefleville, to women's and junior girls titles backlog postponed games hxd toss put regular St had knock St Belles oil competitor* Mary ■ senior, himself a still St Nicholas Should St Thomas win, the Peter's. illr. respectively, In a contest eon piling up, moved into a full game lead In sev- in the shade week the Post the nine and carried St l et Oradell lug as Bayway the enth inning of last Sunday's top ducted by the Arrhert on only Passaic CYO Junior Baseball Now in New (,las- moved League contest to the 10th parish priest 59 FORD into the North Jersey fi game will be played immediate era inning brfnrr July 26 plaved last week, gou \ S he still holds tfm nals of the state American trouncing Holy Trinity, 12-3, on 27 losing. 4 o Kd S/cp picked op legion July ly following hammer throw record for th# CARS tournament and Ricky Loße four hit his fourth vsin one |.»*\ —TRUCKS also successfully pitched ball in his T hat Is, the bo> s will start against chalking up at games here. whuh he set third of ih« an/l way the second half of third virtorv the (e.Unn for the victors and his opened play in victory of season and the seventh inning it another helped pro hack in the thirties Cnion also SPECIAL SALE STATION WAGON the County loop had a two run double in the test St Thomas own cause witn a bin triple off on* that had hern povtponed by is disallowed second In the second and final of inning Jerry Stefanaeci from That involves game an earlier date one a ruling on a 1958 FORDS HEADQUARTERS the belted out a two run In hall hit into tourney series with Irvington double the trees and ruled the first SO FILM DEVELOPED SACRIFICE PRICED FOP Vince as St. Nicholas FAR, 14 league (tainej have rule double on July 22. pounded out four jumped a ground hy the urn off with fallen Black IMMEDIATE DELIVERY hits. Including of fiv« runs victim to the rain and It and Whito Scrvic* a pair doubles, only pire was the hig blow in the This made the been HOR.SE V • f.potw.o and also out leaders' record one has on anew two toll 50 threw a batter at played tun fifth which gave St first read 9 1, The HIGHEST TRADE-IN has* from his right field as against 8 2 for second d.'jte league hope* lo re Francis its edge hut St Thomas King Sit* Clotty toprm»» 05 Mt place Carmel, which schedule most of the outs claims FILM CASH post was rain llte ball should have been PONTIAC COLOR PROCESSING ALLOWANCE, idled weekend All hy rain last week In fact, on dalas called foul BACK IF DESIRED All Makes thes* heroics enabled St KodocoU' • I.potu't 801 l four of th* five scheduled con St Nicholas will While Mary's grad Bill Henry to he Idle this SI Thomas wasnt ex o~d 175 sur d*.*lop«d ."Wrgod _ tests were washed and Models vice th« out, including coming but Mi down the on mount, despite a week, i armel actly haltering fences ■opMft* 15 which has a dale with St Francis did hud WARD-FORD ragged performance, saw Holy Rosary on against it '59 PONTIAC • 1 mm 101 l Do*«Upod )0 July 31 Othrr him walk six and give five games malrh St the hitting range the following FACTORY Part*. PACE MOTORS up •mm Mog Do.olopod 100 239 CENTRAL AVENUE Kopil Doubles Trained Mechanic*. In- hits Bill in trouble in Mary's and St Nicholas kram with live Ihe lirst was a! t night runs in Stalled Accettoriei 15mm D«.«lop«d NEWARK CENTRAL AVE. ian, St tee Ut Today 3, N. J. 47 most every Inning, hut h* also Stephen's and St An and seven In Ihe filth against Ml At Baltimore Fer Your 70 l.po.w'o 1 10 thony sand St Sett Buy Ml 3-8000 EAST ORANGE, N J. helped himself out of th* Stephen s and St t armel Halting stars were Ed Authorlied Jams W- BALTIMORE *» »«. mo, ng oovolopot with 13 - Johnny Kop'l Mary s Sauer and John Sheridan Each Pontiac 1 m.l* toil of Carden Sto’e Pkway strikeouts of St Dealer Bayonne, former Villanova Anthony's is the Eollowtng this only other had lour tills Sauer getting a RYAN FOTO victory. Bayway slar. Uam was voted the second most within striking went back to when distance of homer and triple to drivo in five BOX 24 CHATHAM. N J. league play St valuable performer at the East Nicholas with it shut its 12 record and Sheridan getting to out Cranford, 30, on July runs, a ern hut HOLSEVX AAC track field It BUY and chant has more games to make and doubles DON'T BEFORE YOU 24, with Kazalonis two mer two giving up here pionships on July 26, as he up than either of the two leaders NEW YORK hits and getting one himself PONTIAC over scored double s brilliant victory , at the first Mike Dining its Beit three Innings 2401 GET MURPHY'S DEAL ON A Kopil the HUDSON BIVD Gaines of Sacred Heart finished raptured one mile tl ' tie In 4 16 then back League Ut Ccmmjn.p.iw A.e up on the mound, also yielding came to] the Sokol GILHULY'S PLYMOUTH win six miles In 31 29. the Reelects JERSEY CITY two hits and striking out nine as fastest time of his for Standings RESTAURANT and BAR coaeh Buzzy Fox made extensive career HE 2-8000 CHRYSLER that distance Kewr Americans imi use of his reserves Fallat, Prusa have [Wllfl*u* | urifhron* »n1 Dinner* ever run the six miles that! ESSEX COUNTY CYO 59 >n Homelike Bay way IMPERIAL was due Iq open Its fast l*a Atmosphere and none accomplished the 1 KKAUINd. -Paul Fallal of • best of three series 1 W L MAI! V n«1 M NHAY iAir C**4 against Clifton HrlltvuM fl I ( ontement »e ( nliee A Theatre* feat following a fast mile race llashrouck Height* and st is for the Joseph Nt i Newark 1 Choice Wine* I North Jersey title on July I’rusa Joseph Spanish 3 and i*uor* Uuuk Top Trade-In! Easy Terms!/Low Bank Rates! on the same day of Passaic were Immii ulalr ( oiueptiun Montc lair 4 2 at elected • PICIAI PAC II ITI|S FOR 29 Warlnanco Park, with Of. \ illry. ()r«n« 1 2 Henry The supreme president and RRIVATR PAST 111 outstanding performer supreme O on the mound I. I ourtiei, \Sf»t Otimt .1 2 against Wayne iward went Anlhon> 2 ACCOMMODATING l| M ALSO A BIG SELECTION OF to Vance Robinson, secretary, respectively, at the St • IVrll«*\illr 4 t* Demlkoff 18th St Ituaf uf luma Sew irk 2 4 who won the 100 dash in 9 61 national convention of the nt lICHTH AVI 4 Ark ft tj GUARANTEED USED CARS yard j M Alotsius. Newaik 2 S (•! and the 220 in 21 5 Other Slovak Catholic St Patrick % Newark 0 0 win I I Sokol, which NEW YORK CITY La it With • Jltiullt tiers from New closed here July 24 Safe Jersey included Sr Joseph i J. ()l. \ alley 1 Buy Be Safe See Don St Peter ii hi Anthony • 0 1 Bragg, a former teammate' This will be the Lietz Throws second four lmma< ulate K St AUyyaiua O • forfeit» M Insured to $lO 000 Earn 3'l\ I°l Kopil s at Villanova. in the year term for Kallat. who defeat Hum B. St Patrick ■ 0 for play half Mona bowed to team- DiKilippo 148 7 points, as against 166 26 for lead at 1-0 mate Joan Jalbert In the UNION COUNTY CYO wom- Group 16 of Detroit The Passaic Both leaders have fairly en's 100 yard free at Engle easy style athletes won the track and field W L St (Itnevivv*'* j 0 assignments coming up on July wood, the winner 03 2. title St l timing 1 handily More than 650 gym Joseph • \ 0 St Patrick 3i. St. will face St The two * j j Joseph's Ter girls then joined to help nasts and track and field ath St Teresa * j j , esa's, while the DANFELIIUm St Genevieve's will Lake Swim Club »« * 10* DlPifcb*P>< wl*.»* *1 . • Watchyng letes took part in the meet, while St Joseph's 2 0 2 take on Lest Week's OLDS WHIM YOU ll OCT JIRVICI TOO the St. Joseph's "B'' take an Results BLOOMFIELD AVE BLOOMFIELD f'jt YOUR NIW open 200 yard free 316 th« con Si Patrick * M 371 style delegates attended 10. Teresa s 0 team. Joseph relay In a fast 1 59 4 vention. ISt s lij 9. At Josephs X) 0 ? block* from Carden St Pk*>y [lit 143 Pi 8-SSSS | I HorfetO • Golden Head Knights West July SO, 195* THE ADVOCATE 13 NEWARK The Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights will travel to Minnesota this weekend to take part in two drum and contests in bugle corps St. Paul as well as give an exhibition at Stillwater. Last the weekend, Knights chalked up a close victory over St. Kevin’* "Emerald with a third place finish at 74 Knights” of Boston in a contest 30/ the Cadets •ponsored by the Garfield Cadet* defeating St. James on of Baltimore, the Bracken Cadets July 25 The score was 84 80- 8435. of Bristol. Pa and Our Lady of with the Golden Knights , gaining their [.ourdos of Paterson. supremacy in mar- ching and drumming IN ANOTHER weekend corn Si Patrick s of Jersey City test, St Vincent s Cadets scored continued to show improvement an easy victory in the contest sponsored hv the Paterson Ca- dets Club at Hinchcliffe Stadium on Swimming July 26 St Vincent s tallied 85 15 Has to 77 50 ior the Selden Cadets of Openings Island Ix>ng Audubon was third, SOUTH ORANGE Daily and St. Lucy’s of Newark fourth and Weekly memberships are still St Brendan's of Clifton placed available for the Essex County sixth CYO Swimming Club, which will Blessed Sacrament will bo join-

continue daily. Monday through ed by the Garfield Cadets on I the riday, at Seton Hall swim- the Minnesota tnp The corps SCENES AT WORKSHOP ming - Sodality members spent sky of St. Catharine's and Dolores Matthews pool until Aug 21 will compete in an International (standing) a busy day at concluding session of the of St. No seasonal Championship meet at Workshops Thomas. and Ann Sokol of St. more member- Midway for Bloomfield, Mary WfDDINO and FUNIRAI DISIONI i St Young Catholic Leaders on July 27 at St. Paul ships are open, however, with 260 Stadium. Paul, on Aug. 1 's, John 's. Bayonne, after on Flower* panel integration. Above, Telegraphed Anywhere % already signed The against the Preston Scout House Jersey City. At left, Mary Ann of St. boys up non- MceGough Aloy- right, members of Mt. Carmel, seasonal sius Bayonne, Sodality give WASHINGTON FLORIST members, while not oil Corps of Ontario, Canada, and Academy gives keynote address. Above, left. Sister j panel on TV-movie clubs. Left to right, are Bar- gible for the swimming classes the Madison Scouts There will Madeleine of St. they Sine. 1904 I Mary Catharine's. Glen Rock, and Sis- bara Ted now being held, will have all oth- be an exhibition at Stillwater Cmielewski, Mackiewicz, Arlene Antczak, J on ter Maria of St. Incorporated 31 and another Regis Aloysius Academy, chat with Edward Jack er club privileges available to July contest at Polakowski. Sherry and Dorothy Zielinski. Mlt.h.ll 1-04J1 them. (seated) Kathleen Glade of Fair j St Paul on Aug 2. Lawn and Iris Koslov- Over 100 sodalists J4l HOAD attended the final session. STRUT. NIWARK. N I 1 To Back date an average of 25 in New Jersey. St Vin- youngsters a day have taken ad cent's and St Lucy's will travel of the member- to Atlantic vantage limited City on Aug 1 to com- Sessions ships are held each day pote in the contest sponsored by Here's How 100 Teens the between hours of 9 am and the St Nicholas All Girls Corps Spent James F. & noon of Egg Harbor. Caffrey Son A Long, Hot Summer Afternoon ”.i Recognized Service Since IHH9" • AIR JLRSLY CITY It hot CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOMES • Censor was a summer the all those the Anti-Red Festival afternoon, attending final ses kind of when day teenagers or one of anv sion included this 71 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. (NT A any age proposed vrn 809 LYONS AVE. VIENNA i— Catholic exhibition to counter the group would like turr The N. nothing better than to be youngsters were also NEWARK. J. IRVINGTON N J. propaganda efforts of the Red sponsored World Youth Festival lolling on the sands of Avon asked to rate the panels they had 3 now brine held here has been censored by the police or Spring Lake, with the cool waters of the Atlantic Bigelow 4261 ESsex 3-5133 attrnded. their Police told Ihe Catholic explain reasons youth group that organized the no more than a few steps away. for attending earh one (subject JAMES F. Jr. exhibition—called Undefeated Faith"—that it could not or CAFFREY, JAMES F. CAFFREY, 111 open But more than 100 and hoys moderator i and list suggestions unless of the exhibits the Church hour-long period A of the some showing persecution of Kiris Irom copy* parishes and schools for In Red ruled American future workshops nations were removed Among exhibits banned hierarchy's statement in all parts of North Jersey chose by the on the racial police was a widely used photograph of Cardinal problem in this instead to spend July J 7 at the Mindszenty. Primate of Huntary, at the time of his trial by country was distributed before- closinß session of the second an- the communists Fellowships hand to each of the nual youngster; to series of workshops for The censored exhibits withdrawn them solid were under give a background for protest At Seton Hall Young ( atholic Leaders, conduc- future TIIK disrussions with their COMMUNIST organized World Youth Festival, which ted at St Paul's Grammar WASHINGTON - Four New friends the Catholic exhibition has drawn the was designed to counteract, graduate students School by Teenage Parish Jersey were Other panels were stu an estimated 30 000 persons to this 2,000 of the run by In city, including some given fellowships for the study of Sodalities Archdiocese of Time of Need dent and parish groups them from the L\ S. The festival is facing publicity difficulties Newark since Oriental languages at Seton Hall all Vienna selves, vut h as the one or. the newspapers except the Communist Party's Volks They listened to a concise Consult Your University during the 1959 60 key Catholic Funeral Director TV movie clubs Lather Grabow- stimme have decided not to publish any accounts of the youth note from Ann Me- school year speech Mary ski hopes that this H hose meeting of movement can careful and is in Daniel Dalton of Fords and WTI Geougli St AJoysius Academy understanding service accord with the The be given real gov ernment controlled radio network, however, has The n sendoff through- liam Graham of Avcnel will on ' Vocation of the Layman traditions broadcast out the \rchdiocese the of Holy Mother Church repeated reports on the festival, including the fact Lne the Life during study Japanese at the Seton Hall to of the Oturcn," that coming year its opening meeting in Vienna s stadium was addressed then Institute of Far Eastern Studies, broke up tnto smallrr Rroups by Austrian government and Vienna officials city located at the to attend a dozen University College smartly run LAST YEAR'S workshops pro- The however, has to the radio, yet broadcast fact that the in sessions whose Newark, while James Pellin- panel ranKe ran duced a teen code which was Soviet Ambassadot to has Austria, Sergei Lapin, officially ger of New Brunswick and Mrs from Banal Justice drawn Integra up by a (ommitlre of the against celebration of Mass for the protested a persecuted Vavrek of Caldwell will tion" to "How to Movie Joy study Begin a youngsters and had wide distri- CODEY'S Church behind the Iron Curtain the of " on eve the festival by ,Chinese and TV Club FUNERAL SERVICE LEBER FUNERAL HOME bution. including rcpnnt in Cardinal Koenig of Vienna sev ESSEX COUNTY 69 HIGH STREET ] Another grant went to Gerald oral 2000 REV. STANLEY M Grabou school papers Lather Gra- HUDSON BOULEVARD Krisinski of Jersey City, who will director of bowski feels that ORANGE, N. J. ski. the workshops, the movie TV UNION CITY, N. J. study Russian at Fordham Uni- the club idea have 4-7554 himself conducted panel on can the same suc- JOSEPH P. MURPHY ORange UNion 3-1100 All will versity. study to and this THI HtTIRt prepare integration proved an adept cess year 102 FLEMING AVENUE CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE OR THI for teaching the languages to col- exponent of the SocraLc method Another idea germinating in the EARL F. SOR ROW FUL NEWARK, N. J. 77 PARK STREET BOSWORTH lege students. The awards aver MOTH ■ R. By continual proddlnß questions acUve brain of this young curalc age MArket 3-0514 MONTCLAIR, N. J. 311 WILLOW AVENUE *2,960. he enabled the 30 at Mt. conducting j or so young- Carmel, Bayonne, is to sters MOntclalr 2-0005 HOBOKEN, N. J. hospitals. ! present to discover and conduct one day workshops at NECKER-SHARf»E HOboken schools. orphanaffi. home* (nr the Wins Scholarship voice attitudes within themselves central 3-1455 various locations in the FUNERAL HOME DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME 11*4 and f«n*al*»c#nt. Invite girl* to the subject HOboken 3-1456 JERSEY CITY - on that they prob- the Kh/ahoth Archdiocese during coming 5?5 45th STREET 269 MT PROSPECT AVE. Join them in their charitable work for Clerihew, who ably never before school graduated a* val- were aware year He feels that not UNION CITY, N. N. J. LAWRENCE the low# of God For information s*ri4« of J. NEWARK, G. FALLON cdictortan of her class at St all of the make to Norational Dirertreaa. youngsters ran UNion 7-0820 HUmboldt 2-3333 High School, has The 157 BOWERS STREET Aloysius receiv- questions of integration in the summer sessions due to jobs, ed UNion 7 MATER DOLOROSA a full scholarship to Jersey 0120 GEORGE & JERSEY housing, education, work and soc family vacation.!, etc AHR SON CITY, N. J. City Stale College ial M life all came the A PREPARATORY SCHOOL, up during questionnaire passed out to WOZNIAK 700 NYE AVENUE Oldfield 9-0579

10 Merrii Avenue. Danville, Merrla Cos , g The Time MEMORIAL IRVINGTON. N. J. of Your Life HOME james a. McLaughlin ESsex New Jersey Dedicate life to Christ 320-22 Myrtle Avenue, 3-1020 your 591 JERSEY AVENUE and Hi» Bleued Mother in Irvington. N. J. REZEM FUNERAL HOME Honor JERSEY CITY. N. J. helping teen age girls with Parents Conrod & Roy Thy Woiniok, 579 Grove Street Oldfield 3 2266 A CALL TO MERCY problemj . . . become a By Rev. Gabriel W. Hafford Director* Irvington, N. J. As long live have ESsex 3-0606 HOWARD as we wp to give thought ESsex 2-8700 J. BRENNAN | l(a«e you heard It* Christ la calling An Air Prayer < you to the apoatolatr of merry, aa of the to our parents should Sister Daily, we thank Cod This BROTHER OR MIRCY. nurse prayer is an exact of one found 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. ; a to copy JOHN F. MURPHY STANTON FUNERAL HOME for them, and then act out thankfulness (| the sick in hnapitala. infirmaries and our each in magazine folder on Acr I.ingus (Irish 480 SANFORD WEST NEW YORK, N. J. ( private homes, or. practice a trade Good by doing whatever lies In be AVENUE 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE Shepherd our power to of Air Lines). Who J 1nr other domestic work necessary "C.od, has made all creatures UNion 7-0373 help to them When N NUTLEY, N. , (or the »ell being of (ommunity they can no longer help for NEWARK, J. J. a ACTIVITIES: Thy own Glory, and has destined all the ' The Brothers are rnnird in -orks themselves, ESsex our Joh is plain we must give of this world 3-6053 NUtley 2-3131 J of in ISC tocl*l Work. Taachlno. Diatatict. things for the service of mankind, merry the Germany, them the i Holland and the mission fields of Nursing. Clorlcol Work. otc. help they no longer ran them- g*\e bless, we pray Thee, this machine built for air ' Africa "Blessed are the merrlful. High School recommended selves God knows JOHN J. QUINN UNION COUNTY they took good of - care us. travel, that it may serve—without loss dan , for they ahall obtain merry Rave or FUNERAL i your soul the s*ay. for tnfor Our Father HOME mercy For further information writ* tot ger—for spreading even more the BERGEN COUNTY widely praise MOTHII SUPfftlOft Perhaps the thrill of for 323-329 PARK a lifetime a Catho- and glory of Thy and for the AVENUE CORNY & GORNY Convent of name, quicker RIV BROTHIR PROVINCIAL tho Good thaohard lic is to sec the Holy Father Even the people dispatch of the world's affairs and foster ORANGE, N. J. MORTUARY BROTHERS OR MINCY 114 luimi Avanua may* CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE of Rome seem to the RANSOM ROAD. CLARRNCI. N Y Morristown. N 1 enjoy in the hearts of those who travel it ORange 3-6348 in a yearn 1321 TEANECK ROAD 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE holy experience each lime for the mg things above Through Christ our " WEST ENGLEWOOD. N. they have the privilege Pope Lord FRANK McGEE N. J. ELIZABETH, J. John XXIII gives the 525 SUMMER FRANCIS X. ELlzabeth 2-1415 unmis- Where did Aer Lingus get if Well. It AVENUE FAHEY, takable impression of kind comes right from the Homan Ritual We think NEWARK, N. J. Manager THE and GROWNEY ness paternal interest. that others TE 7-2332 FUNERAL HOME ought to have it, and we think that HUmboldt 2 2222 It seems that he has only one the Irish Air Lines he 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET ought to commended MURPHY THOMAS J. DIFFILY thought in mind what he for FUNERAL HOME TRINITARIAN FATHERS can its strong and correct relations ( public 41 HILLSIDE, N. J. do for GRACE AMES AVENUE you He starts out his Decent Disks and MURPHY. Director offer to and of Grammar Suitable Songs ELliabeth 2-1663 an opportunity young men boy» j encyclical with deep 301 ROSEVILLE RUTHERFORD, N. J. The Ringin' and the Swingin Walk Around AVENUE and will School High School to become o priejt or a Brother read It, by asking the of God WEbster 2-0098 grace to (Victor I Bud McCoy, Cleopatra's Dream NEWARK, N. J. DANIEL J. LEONARD A SONS all those In rinitarian enlighten who spend their time read the T Order. Lack of funds no Impediment. Wampum (Mercury) Ralph Marti HUmboldt 3 2600 ing it We Martcrie, PATRICK J. CONTE MORTUARY should pray each day for this true nlque Sack Rock Write to: • ‘Socky’ (Liberty l Martin FUNERAL HOME Father of Christendom BERNARD A. KANE 242 WEST JERSEY STREET Denny, Pretty Face • Audie (Capitol I The In With FUNERAL HOME 274 Market Street ELIZABETH, N. J. VOCATION O.S.S.T. Keep It adequates, Now Hear This Now It's Me (Vic DIRECTOR. • East Paterson When one comes face to face with tor) 39 HUMBOLDT ELlzabeth 2-5331 a great The Ames Brothers; Tango Mllltalre STREET Box 5742. Baltimore 8, work of SW Maryland art he begins to talent Time 6-0068 nntmitnl appreciate what Every (Capitol) Frank Pourccl's French NEWARK, N. J. rumm mm imnntiumnmiittniimuummmii minimum m sad means The part of It is that most Fiddles, SW 7-9877 people Castilian Rhapsody . Soft Summer HUmboldt 3-0733 MILLER-BANNWORTH think that mNMNNNNNMN^ a true artist off Breeze FUNERAL Just dashed the ( Capitol I Eddie lley wood. This Little HENNESSEY HOME masterpiece as a person of FLOOD FUNERAL would wipe a dish Love Mine Hold On (Capitol) Ed HOME 1055 Nothing Townsepd FUNERAL HOME EAST JERSEY ST. couljl be farther from the truth Andrew THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS If Stereo Department W. Flood, Director ELIZABETH, each of did his 232 KIPP AVENUE N. J. one us best to his 1 1 Improve Play a Polka (Decca) Wayne The Vlr- 2 So. Munn Ave. skill day after King, HASBROUCK N. ELlzabeth 2-6664 day, more perfection would ahow tuosa HEIGHTS. J. Third Order of St. Francis Accordian (Decca) Ea»t N. J. Regular with each Tommy Gumina; Orange, up completed work Stay with ATlas 8-1362 it; An Enchanted Evening (Decca) Jesse Craw- the ORange 4-4445 WERSON FUNERAL HOME Offer to Men and you are one that has to do the Young Boy* »pecial opportunilie* work. ford. MArket 2-2530 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE 635 NORTH WOOD AVE. to ttudy for the Priesthood. Lack of fund* no obstacle. CORNY MAYWOOD - BOGOTA LINDEN, For further information, write to « GORNY N. J. LITTLE St. Joseph's MORTUARY FERRY HUnter 6-4119 DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS 303 ALAIN STREET HUbbard 7-3050 Franciscan EAST ORANGE, N. J. Preparatory Seminary In Mack Final JOHN J. FEENEY A SONS ORange 2-2414 PASSAIC COUNTY P. O. Box 289, Hollidaysburg 6, Penna. 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE •TRENTON The St Joseph's CYO L V. MULLIN A RIDGEWOOD, N. J. estetmeteomeoeeatttttemeeoeetmettmemeeeeeteteeteteetetetemem baseball team will face SON GORMLEY Gl Ibert 4-7650 FUNERAL HOME Trenton for the New Jersey Con- 976 BROAD STREET 154 nie Mack League tournament ti- NEWARK. N J. WASHINGTON PLACE tle here on Aug 1, following iti MArket 3-0660 PASSAIC, N. J. l?-2 rout of Vineland In the seml- HUDSON COUNTY PRescott 9-3183 MARIAN WEEK finala. PETER J. QUINN HENNESSEY Funeral PATRICK J CONTE FUNERAL HOME Expected to have a rough time Director at the SHRINE OF THE MERCY OF GOO MARIAN FATHERS FUNERAL 171 with the South Jersey team, St. 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE HOME WASHINGTON PLACE MASS. scored STOCKBRIDGE, Joseph's 10 runs in the BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 36 Tuers Ave., Jersey City PASSAIC, N. J. Jutt oH Berkshire Section of N Y 63 first three innings to make things PRoscott 7-0141 TKruwoy, tail Pilgrim 8-1260 (rear St. Aedon's Church) Op on Day S«rvi«i Sunday. Aug 16. at 3 PM easy for pitchers Joe j Wohlleben HE 5-6451 and GORNY Coronation of The famed Pilgrim Virgin itotue. ter- Rill Kretier Wohlleben pick GORNY t GORNY A GORNY McGrath DE 3-9259 mon by Mtgr ed up his ninth win of the sea- MORTUARY MORTUARY of Suk Cloimg Lay. Blotting the Sunday Aug. 23. son against two losses 399 HOOVER RIEMAN FUNERAL ot 3 PM, with ttrmon by Mtgr McGrath AVENUE HOME 519 MARSHALL STREET (doting Steve Eunghinl, Phil Martorelli l#rvtco. 8 P M ) BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 1914 NFW YORK AVENUE and Bill Davison led the St Jo- PATERSON, N. J. ot § Doily P M Candlelight Pioumon, tor mon. Pilgrim 3-8400 UNION seph's attack with hits CITY, N. J. 4-5400 Wttkdoy Muttot 10 AM. (except Sunday) seven MUlberry Station* of tho Crott; among them, with the first two UNion 7-6767 3 P.M doily KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME hour, combing for six QUINLAN FUNERAL Rotary ovary beginning ot 12 Noon. RBl's. Vineland ALBERT H. Inc. HOME HOPPER, 101 UNION AVENUE WILLIAM Sot. Aug. 22 Byiontine-Slavonic Rite Matt. 10 made it easy for the SCHLEMM, Inc. Bogota MAUtOLIUM 27-29 HARDING AVENUE A M. Holy Hour, 3 P.M. team 10 119*41 RIDOI ROAD BELLEVILLE, N. J. JERSEY by errors NO. ARLINRtOM CITY UNION CITY committing j „ , „ CLIFTON, N. J. Morton Moviet thown doily Meanwhile, Trenton OPBMIU ill* HolyH< CroM Cemetery 9-3303 needed a PLymouth UNlorr 7-1000 Cafeteria. releU.. article .ho. doily. .... 4. ninth PRescott 7-3002 open inning home run by Jerry 1 uaStgyM‘rvVTic^g,"ysg.—.. „„ S O CL '* T0 *“ ,la tAVLS AUGUST 16.23 Krecikl to defeat & ULU>io ° ▼hi pilsrim vneiN Rutherford, 3-2, DIH ECT TO V«CHA«R in this section call in the other semi-finaL 1 »*■■» CUILD MONUMINTt lifting The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 14 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1959 To Catholic Action 30 Homes Sold at Happy Hill Display Pennant Model OAKLAND (PFS) Thirty Sold Organizations Swenson over the wooded, by past fully-landscaped plots homes—including the four-bed- the At weekend was four-bedroom one-half acre and larger. Golf View, Dumont room split-level model—have now Bolster Church in Hilltopper split-level model which Offered in a choice of two front DI'MOVT (PFS) - A seven- Road been sold at Hill overlooking White Reerhel Happy Estates will be delivered in is the Philippines September. elevations Oaklander split room 11 2 bath mod here, according to sales split level Coif and Country Club The de- MANILA agent The builder is also showing the level model with (NC) Catholic Ac- Philippines and has an exterior of rl. The Pennant." makes ' an active of public school children. Kenneth T its dr veloper offers Cape Cod tion Swenson, three-bedroom model ranrh, organization! are a major of A Oaklander cedar shingles. An entry with hut this weekend membership 35,500. great I at C.olf View. split level and two Happy Hill Estates is a 42 and story home* reason for the Colonial two-story High- overhang leads into ground .S2 the progress of the many of the uniLs THE YOUNG Christian Work- a house rommumt) heing devrl sodality are house community which Howard priced from $2O dWn to S2V voo Church among nearly 18 million to in lander. level foyer with sliding door guest here be found schools ers is gaining momentum in the 0. oped hy the .1 M The Pennant through- Rieneckcr of Ridgewood Build Realty split level model Catholics in the out Construction starts are well un closet Off the foyer is C of Philippine*. the country. Philippines and has proved an an op orp ! yndhurst. N J (,ihhs available four ing Corp., Hackensack, de- dor is in exterior ele- The is way and at tional recreation organization with the Student Catholic Action is effective instrument for preserv- moving along room area with Asenry of I.yndhurst j an- St is in charge vations from plans hv architect veloping on Spear off Dog n P widest single influence is the other in • speed, notes Swenson Util- an adjoining lavatory-utility of sales organization the ing Christian decency. In one wood Percy Simon of Teaneck tt Philip- Drive and Route 202 The ities is Barangay (Society) of the Virgin, pines. Several units cigarette factory that and improvements are also The new I have also inserted is room. model, priced at $2ll. offered vs.voded. fullv builder showing split-level and on land- with an estimated going into the tract which is be- 2.VV jniris enrollment of been established among pornographic pictures in cigar- The attached garage has the four hedroorn t o Filipinol two-story homes $l9 scaped plots TV hv 100 feet and a half-million priced from • ing elevation Filipino families. student* studying in the S ette packages to sales, developed on a high a direct entry into the lon a two xtorv U. promote 990. recreation i I Kourxome model larger „i'h city and The The homes sewers all society's chief activities are Its is to bring some YCW workers persuaded arc being placed on room currently disptav Teak purpose Christian on on anil improvements installed and pad nightly the recitation of the Rosary instruction to the students in pub management to end the prac- Rerkeley Hoads off New Milford (or. In groups, and attendance at re- lie and non-sectarian schools tice. ligious instruction classes. | It is estimated that well over The last of the mandated Cath- 50,000 students are members of olic Action is THE CATHOLIC Women's organizations the It has been SCA called the most Young Ladies’ Association of League has almost 500 units effective student movement in GOING... fWATERFRONT throughout the Charity. The organization has a HOME SITES Islands, with a the Orient, and has given stu- comparatively small member- membership of over 50,000. The M THE dents of Catholic schools of high- ship. but its medical and dental Jfßrry , women assist in various apostolic shores er education the of clinics r lagoon paradise opportunity are used widely in con- activities, such as the promotion teaching catechism to thousands with of religious nection schools. C" instruction, conver- GOING... sions, the validation of marriages and general parochial work Members of the league give NEW BRUNSWICK AREA-OLD BRIDGE catechetical instructions to well over 100,000 adults and chil 50 Minute by air-conditioned bus direct to N Y C. dren. Member* are particular- Port Authority Bldg . ALL MOST GONE! ON sM ly in the 28 From barnegat active promoting re- Minutes Newark 5 "Afi tonm or ronrt nu*A#Y of 38 Minutes from N. Y. C. via Penn R R. S_) ception Communion. HURRY FOR CYO LAST The is one of several FEW HOMES LEFT AT Catholic DESIGN Action movement* that 2 SALTWATER Attractive Cod with bow window in POOLS have come to the Philippines Cape living room, 60-FT. COLONIAL m 2 from the C S. Its membership separate dining room, bedrooms, full basement, PRIVATE SANDY BEACH 2 is comparatively small. 2,000, but carport PLUS expansion area for more bedrooms. SPLIT LEVELS WITH is expected to increase with the $14,990 of extensive CHOICE LAGOON adoption more plans Rig Split Level with 3 bedrooms, finished MORE THAN 1500 FT. for social and recreational rigadoim actm recreation room. 1 1 2 baths, built in garage—- OF LIVING SPACE ties full LOTS plus basement at no extra cost—sl6.99o. BUILDING The Holy Name Society has a 7 BIG ROOMS • IVj BATHS who membership of 23,000 men CONVENIENCE OVERSIZED • have been the of GARAGE 10x24' in vanguard Public school near by and St Thomas Catholic Church and Church • movements to promote School being built immediately adjacent to property. COVERED PORCH PLOTS 125' *lBOO deceney in the nation's life. The N. J. Near big shopping centers, and excellent transportation xl7s' & LARGER • HOT WATER MIDDLETOWN, society has strongly opposed bill a via Turnpike, Parkway and Penn R. R HEAT • POURED • to make Tagaytav south of CONCRETE BOATING City, station in New Brunswick. "I.as FOUNDATION. Manila, a Filipino Vegas." • SWIMMING DKICTIONS irti and successful in this Irnm Se.xrk N J Turnpike In Exit l.l| has been • Bruniwlrk'. then South on Rt 18 to Old Brides circle Follow detour FISHING venture ■nd project stem :..r SZ: • The Knights of Columbus has a $18,990 CRABBING Model Home Opon Doily & Weekend* membership of more than 11,- liberal r MIDDLEWOOD in Old Bridge h a a convintional • MARINE BASIN 000 Members wrote more than MORTGAGE FINANCING DIRECTIONS Go-d#n S*a*• Pn-k* n.t CO t Q K. YOUR BOAT VALUE REALTY . Sales CLifford 7-6680 ny rP 6,000 letters to congressmen in I idutlve E«>t HEDY |«l«| Altnlt Mofowon r 117 keep . gK* „„ r t 33 A HEIGHTS CONST. CO., Builder GRegory 2-4800 IN YOUR BACKYARD Sec Model Hornet urging for mil#*) one beor l»h ~ support a measure J. J. HARRIGAN & CO. on Ne Monmouth PH of oceed directions pu, giving greater prominence to the new ihoppmQ {•"*•» p' to Ktnwood »« 0»«n Dan. 10 A • KIT M 111 Oark PArkway 1-7500 Dnv« and Model *1 OO STRAIGHT m Ri S4« •« teaching of religion in Home public A»# !.•.•«•#•«# .1 Rt MR' T ®lf phon# •• schools l.#« T.w.r- lv'« !•«( UlUw &'«-> A.-. R 4 .. . O.W#o#- 2 5100 a TWinbrook T#w»#Atp O<•• C #w«»r N J. THE LEGION of Mary Is one of the most active organizations CLASSIFIED and assisted in the validation of IF THERE'S A JOB TO BE DONE almost 4,500 marriages, and Deadline for Classified Ads Monday 12 Noon gained almost 1,000 converts The Sodality of Our Lady is Home And Mart to be found in almost every Supply HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DOES IT! the ANDERSON ecclesiastical district of ENGINEER* BLOOMFIELD JR SR ELECT. MEC H CULM MANY VARIOIS HELDS TO *l3 000 ST. THOMAS PARISH Hits Treatment 789 Broad St. Newark MA 2 7103 BURNS 1 BLOCK BROOKDALE PARK

In apple pie order, authentic Colonial, Of EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ipacioua living Yugoslavs room. T V. room, full dining room, modern aclence kitchen TEMPORARY POSITIONS delight WESTINGHOUSE GENEVA to the hauafrau. nook, powder (NC)—The practice HIGH RATES NO FEE room. 3 large bedrooms with ample Tvplata of returning many Yugoslavs lo and atenot Apply row f„ r rloeet apare Tiled modern bath, alall interesting temporary *ork near ahower. their Red because >our automatic heat, nice lawrn. 2 NEW VACUUM CLEANER ruled homeland .car aarage 2 blocks buses N Y MARY LAVER ATT Paterson. Newark Moat tliey do not qualify as ‘'legiti- important of Dl NN PERSONNEL.. INC all. liberal financing available for ON WHEELS mate" refugees was denounced PI. Nr.irli MA 11440 executive Price 122.300 Taxes onl> *o_Pa'k »4«0 here bv an official of Catholic » tear orARSMrr SALESWOMEN 1BERNARD WERBEL REALTOR Relief Services—NCYVC SALESWOMEN >U Blfrt A>» . Rloomllald PI 3.1 U L Jean Chenard. CHS deputy di i El or part lime Experience prefer CRANFORD t rector for Europe, spoke at a meeting of the International Com- EDITH RE HN BORG COSMETICS PLANS CHANGED?? £ 99 mittee the World RA.SK commlaaion JS par ram plut rsa for Hetugce Relatives coming in live with you*? monthly f..h bonu. Una rra.m. Full estra '' 111 you neVd 2 bedrooms and Year m.ka up hair era N.lmn.llv advar 3 1 . another modern bath* Uaad I’hona RRldip 0 2075 da> lie a or We have 7 7 old cod reported that many Yugo- fv.nlmi Toll rail, collar) a room. year cape within easy walking distance of buses, who had slavs left their country trains, and shopping Finest construe a COOK WANTED lion perfect maintalnence. delightful were sent bark against their will sinuds ( sll us to see this home you'll of because they were not regarded Cook wanted for convent in be proud the Inion live G. E. HOWLAND BR. 6 5900 as true refugees according to County, in. convenient CARPENTRY, MASONRY 13 KASTMAN EZ STREET. < RANFORD 1951 Geneva Convention to shopping and transportation Before they can be considered Call EL 2-1455 8 ROOM HOUSE SIDING 1 1-, baths. Mot Water Heat PAINTING, ROOFING, TERMS refugees Under that convention, Full cellar. 3 car garage, also left their ROOM WANTED people must prose they 2 BEDROOM Modernized • • Insulation • Room Additions homes because of a well founded 2 large roomi and hath, heal and hot Waterproofing

" gai 173 00 p»r fear of being persecuted water L electric supplied, avail able Aug 1 UYman 8 2734 MARGARET MERNER • • Chenard said Bathrooms Kitchens that many Yugo HOUSEKEEPER Main Road. Oakbrtdge Slavs were unable to express OX 7 2401 Eves OX 7.*701 -ALSO ON SALE (ALL • • Violations CALL ANY TIME NEW)- their reasons for flight when they HOUSEKEEPER t ll4O Nlihti Church lost three of its six TOR A GOOD RI 1-0111 All Typ* In The Pink Brick Ranch JOH BY MECHANICS. POLISH • BROOMS • BRUSHES Building* 906 E. Ridgewood INTERIOR. EXTERIOR ops in death and the remaining Ave . Ridgewood. N 2 PAINTING. PAPEK HANGING. MINOR CAR WAX • SPONGES • PAILS 443 NIW POINT HOAD prelates are reported lo be oLiver 2-0883 PE.NTBY■ INSURED OR <17013 II 700 ILIZABITH. N. J " • TOILH PAPER OPEN WEEKENDS | S-1 Ml "semi-prisoners All 2-7960 SAFES Serving Ncrth J«rt»y • MOPPINO EQUIPMENT the Auxl RIDGEWOOD Addressing delegates, ALL TYPE FRFE ESTIMATES PAPER • PAPER TOWELS • CUPS EK • llary Bishop Floyd L Begin of NEW AND USED E h HOME. IMI AI. I x-t m bring llna machine RIDGEWOOD AND VICINITY SAFES CRAFT WE CODDLE to to Cleveland urged prayers for the OUT OF TOWNERS Vault# Bought. Sold ROOFING & SIDING your home arc ami Iry No ro»t. no OVER and Repaired 278 Street obligation. 300 MULTIPLE LISTINGS Safe Cu*ll *'» l r4(l Wayne mem- SrTHENS interiors made to specification#. rry A R«P4«r% Alum E roe 60 persecuted Church and for REAL ESTATE Gl 39C i»o** .r«(J DECORATORS delivery anywhere within nulea.

- HOME COMMERCIAL - Series on Culture STEFANELLI INSTITUTION FREE! BROTHERS" LOSQUADRO COAL CORP. STEAM ErTTING AND OIL BURNERS UN 4-6020 For Catholie Hour Plumbing BOOKIETI Heating and Electrical con tractors. 420 Orange Si NJ NEW YORK A series of five . Newark. SELF SERVICE ICE STATIONS ON THE TAYLOR HU 3 1323 discussions given at recent a HOME MICHAEL T BA I' DER MA.NN fRC TRADE-IN 24 hours week aymposium on American culture PLIMBLNO AND HEATING a day—7 days a PLAN I*l WILLIAM ST . NEWARK I at River 111 will REMEMBER TO Forest, . be pre- Ma 3 7 est satisfaction/ Individual Plan lot RELIGIOUS GOODS ur oil heat Tha Hom.ll. uer. o Catholic Hour radio II Youra Bur- bjpfg program. in* A HOMI TELL THE o, S.Un, A Homa. REITIC lOC S~ART!C£jO* BLOCK ICE —25 c BLOCK The program la produced by Thla Graal Plan THE MIRACLE SHOP WUI Do Boll) 114 Ridge Road. Lyndhurvt the National Council of Catholic Jobs For You — velopment* are withtn a mile on style with three bedroom* on one- money is worth more at Two New Jersey homcbuildmg Aldrich Rd , off Route’s about third acre plot*. Full price i» organization* have joined forces four mile* north of Lakewood. $13.480 There i* no down pay in a cooperative SILVER BAY POINT merchandisinfc Aldrich Estates is a community ment for vetenn* who qualify, to program promote their de- of more than 100 n •• SAIMOAT lAY »«' Inn 949 homes, with and easy terms for non-vets SiUwrtM. Tem’i velopment*, Aldrich Estate* and a third section under Sivwr construc- Edgewood I’ar< is anew com Edgewood Park. here. Both de tion. Homes are Ptshlonthlo tuburb«n I'vlh* find* •■»r«t«len •» loro It L*n»r»ow. * six-room ranch munity of ranch homes priced M«r«, Woodland • In • protflto location in (hirmmi Harrinvton Park, It tho ultimata In onvirom Bayfront Lagoons mant and from $8,260 They are offered in canvanianca damandad b» rh* ditcarnlna hama awnar. Noorbv ara modran - schools. all hauaaa a# Boating Fishing - Beach floor and worship. ahaaama contort, smart cawntry «rubt . and IS* Private five plans, with two mlnuta cammwtlna ta availabla Y*a M#m#t Park NawYark la but dlract from tho pranarty. Veur and models ■••dv Far Car In Front City Water three bedroom avail Occupancy *• —Dark Yiut Welttl are on Rrem t«itt Boat in Back able The homes set half acre plots, only $260 down, 30 S*nd For Brochure A 1 SUNRISE BEACH year FHA mortgages E. B. LEONE Both developments are located near the Church of the Assump- Fair Lawn, N. i. Tom'* Rivor, N. J. tion on IW*rfttm«r« Route 0, Howell Tow n t ill! MArktt « *IM 9*9449 BARNEGAT BAY j •s'**" «!••. r rk»i. DlliotM a M lilt 91 —Skutk |49 rtlhtmui *4«4 1 ship. Invites To Enjoy the Fresh Soil Tong of the Optfi Seo . . . The Scent of Pine A Voeotion Home for you ... 6-Room Models Hoppy Summer Activities »uch Ot Booting, Swimming, Fishing ond Old o Haven for Eventual Year-Round Hills Retirement Living. At Brick Tappan or Twp. BRICK TOWNSHIP (PFS) 73 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT "THE LEXINGTON" 2* mile to Sunrise OR: From Toms ft. *21,500, all homes on minimum 100 wooded, landscaped lots, plots 175 x 144 South Rt. 3 miles to Sunrise Beich. River, on 9, go /i: include brick fronts, colonial en

trances, painted walls at no ex tra cost, walnut paneling in op tional Florida room, oak flooring, Co-Operating Builder full insulation, copper plumbing With Kulak Trade-in mngjwn&m and all city utilities including «i have seen Plan you ... ter. gas and electric I-ocatrd only 35 minutes from AT HARRINGTON PARK, N. J. Newark and 70 minutes from IN THE COUNTRY CLUB SECTION OP BERGEN CO. Y C Manor i« ONLY ,) N , Hollywood with MICH ,10 MINUTII DeiVIMO TIMS, r«OM Tmi few from oioeci Washington brioci Forest Lakes in a minutes anew high school, grammar school and 5 EXHIBIT HOMES OPEN DAILY A WEEKENDS Churches Route huge shopping center Calor Behans** and hr 206. Andover REALTY ASSOCIATES, INf. are nearby as well as boating Sales GREENRAUM and Consultants BROS , PATFRSON, N J. fishing, and swimming at a DieiCTIONS Narfh an Clxister 5-5293 Taanask «and which bacam.i Wtlhlne- beach for c ont private township resi I®" 'nu* Into lchntl«nbur a h kd which bocomoa Lb- OAvis # or 7-5600 ? t‘!l W# *" ** »••• thon 1* mil* to dent* iu7n.ar #hnl only urnlihad d^-lModal Homn Edison Village Reports Sales EDISON TOU ASKED FOR TOWNSHIP (PES) _ IT! Vrert its* furnished medal at Old Hilta Toppon al lO en mi potiiblo With R 1 homes sold of ion under ••4 >M »*>• K»«. that CM a • wk.l, new 111. y# „. construction for September or cupancv, only 19 remain for sale, Fntrr Into the bright, cheery renter foyer entrance and on at Edison Village, located on Hill ■ "* ‘ Into roominevt side Ave off Plainfield Ave laxary not usually found In ranches In thli The front to hark level price rla»«. The large split PER room MONTH living haa a huge picture win- homes have eight rooms and dow the baths overlooking rrar yard offering complete privacy 2 1 2 and are priced from $17,690. There ith bull! In view. Full are four bed • a dining room, extra large kitchen $5O DOWN rooms, a large finished recrea with brunch J area. generom tixe 2 tion bedroom*, full batha. room and attached garage. Bedroom lx 13 IS* and ‘ * The 75' x 100' plots x ha* a private full bath are fully ONLY ' ~r% landscaped, Buys Huge with city sewers and of course, finished recreation and entertainment room with all utilities are in and paid for rrar exit to Schools, and the Penn garden, 2-CadllLac garage, gas fir* heat. buse.s R R Natural svlvama station are within Size Plot Unspoiled Beauty walking distance and the Kilmer Furnished HI By: "Ronald'* of Toaneck" Shopping Plara is under con Formerly a private estate, available for struction on the site Veterans those who the may huy with no down payment want best for present use and 30-year mortgages are as ail Mil* from It. Pius X Church or future investment. able Jacobson. C.oldfarh and for Vacation & Year Round Taniman Cos of Perth • Water Mains • Boardwalk Amboy is Homesites Forwtt l Westwood Aval. exclusive sales agent A fur- phono • Based Roads • i Heaehes nished model home Old Toppon (Berpon Cos.) is open for ALL ON inspection OR NEAR THE Near St. Paul's Abbey daily and week ends LAKE New Jersey NOrth 6-0744 Uniited \umber of 1 a-Acre Plots oiaacTiows: at « t. T 4.e.«a T..„,k. n.„ h *4 a«. T..„«a -*.«k btf tmt, Wtthlnftan A.. Priced 750 Plots Sold .*4 .«h,..,.„a ur. h Reasonably L.f.,.t«. *4. M.r»10.t.. e.rk C.«tl» u. • 04. tvr. 14 ft *. W.,.w.»4 Art M l*tt t. mM>l h ._. CLEAR ROUTE 206. ANDOVER At Baywood ¥«ew BRICK TOWNSHIP (PFS) - jrapr. More than 750 plots been IN << ■ I have HAMPTON TOWNSHIP |*nld at Bay wood-on Barnegat LAKE NIAR NEWTON, NEW JERSEY 'Bay here, where American Land I Investment Corp of North Plain field Is IN developing a 1.200 house BEAUTIFUL SUSSEX COUNTY lagoon seashore resort commun-

The developers recently have

opened sales in anew seventh section where they offer premi- um lagoon and hayrront plots Ui ranging from 7.500 to 10.000 y7' square feet, priced from $.1,000 The newly opened section adds a' least 50 more plots to the la 00*1 «*d goon seashore community CO'po't, Dedicate Flag i Co* 4-ROOMS 'o* b wj|f Custom-Built No* -2& AtForestLakes *ob ILMIO NOW OR IATJtI $ ANDOVER (PKSi-A FULL > ' : 5uU new fla£ EfISY pole was raised and anew flag references dedicated at the Forest Lakes N»wton 2995 Ck,.t„, ,1 PRICE Community Club 26 Com TERMS July Comm.,,. o-d mander James Riker. of Lt Char Mom, T-oil Cos. (111*, les A Meyer American Legion both, hi J Post 86. Newton, officiated at the ceremonies The color guard PRIVATE SAND BEACHES under the was personal supervis LOTS ton c 4 Clarence Depue WOODED flat WONDERLAND The was presented to the THIS COUPON Mrs % club by R O. Stansbury. In SHOPPING, THEATRES I memory of her late husband. En WORTH Thli Hiuii s.gn Ralph O Stansbury, US 1 J NO DOWN Navy YEAR ROUND SPORTS / / PAYMINT $ owl ■ ••V Tirmi 5O Growing Planned Community Clear View towards purchase TWICE AS MUCH HEALTHFUL! FOR YOUIrMONEY! of plot if presented 1200 FEET BIQ CRYSTAL-PURE LAKES! Reports Sales at Lake waakdaya ABOVE SEA LEVEL • MOO A onlyl Msmm CKIt Of WOO DID HAUTY I HAMPTON TOWNSHIP—CIear \if w Lake here, near CLEAR VIEW LAKE OFFICE: 1450 rin Newton, • AtOVI SIA LIVIL sections MAW announces record sales this week o' homesites and homes • SWIMMING • • totaling lOATING PISHING OPEN DAILY l WEEKENDS 9 TO f over Uyooo Our • SUPIRVISID PLAY Lady Quaan of Paaca pir CHILDRIN'S ARIA Nat JERSEY CITY OFFICE: Mindanao 2-2100 *»«• j Tooley, developer, stales Church 10DOWN *lO MONTH • M* COOU* IN SUMMIR only 2 mlnutao away. that an unusually large number • NfW | MCURKS A INLARGID tARUCUI ARIAS PERMANENT VACATION HOMESITE visitors came to the develop (X-M m m+m, fnßi lof WRITE fOR FREE ILLUSTRATED ment and HOW TO GET THERE: BROCHUk ALL your family allyour 1000 displayed enthusiasm ufk FAMILIES at the Clear "country life" attractions FROM NEWARK, View lake CA r-t eat MERE NOWI Control Avt. To encourage visitors to 2)27 teulsvard, Jersey City, N. J DRIVE OUT come to Rte 10 to Dover turn Clear View right Lake eu«„ ..»d , rk |to weekdays, to Rte. 13 thru m. „, y brocbwr, ANYTIME the Sparta Into lARII development announces a ISO L-ke. I Pon the Ideal MM. BLUE bonus for Augueta. y ,d.r MOUNTAIN * homesites purchased pwM m. obll .ri„ k!«d. LAKES OPEN Til than t TOP during any Guernsey formi, follow ONAMOUNUM •UMtt COUNTY, MEN ARMY weekday, NAMI . Isas' AMOVE MA LEVEL Clear signs to Clear View lake. DARK v View Lake it located only AOOItJJ minutes two from Our Lady I Queen of Peace Church. CITY 16 THE ADVOCATE July 30.1059

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