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NO. 24 VOL. 8, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 PRICE: TEN CENTS Area Priests Britain Plans NEWARK Anew pastor was named this week by in Aid Archbishop Roland who annonced at the same time that Jump another local pnest is leaving to accept an important post For Schools in a Maryland seminary. The appointments also included the transfer of 20 LONDON - In a assistant (RNS) pastors, and the first as long-awaited decision, the signments of 28 priests ordained pital Nurses Training School, last month The list of Newark British government has an- assign ments all be nounced it for priests will will immediately TWO OK TIIE assistant found on Page 20 pastors introduce a bill to amend the receiving new assignments are IN KERALA: NEW DEMONSTRATE Demonstrators ride trucksonthough streetin Education Act of 1944 to increase TIIE PASTOR is Rev returning from Puerto Rico in Indian Eugene K Sullivan, Changanacherry, State of Kerala, during demonstration state aid for the country’s fi- who has where they worked in the Diocese against the com- been munist education law. Demonstrators nancially hard - pressed church appointed to head the par ol San Juan to prepare them- in some areas were met with gunfire and at tsh of Our of Good 11 schools. Lady Counsel, selves for service to the Puerto least were killed. The demonstrations were organized Cathoics and Washington Ricans this by Hindu The announcement, made in the Township in area Nairs, the two which of the Rev. Thomas (i. groups operate most 7,000 private schools in Kerala. House of Commons by Educa- Smith, as- They are Rev. Michael J. sistant at Our of Good tion Minister Geoffrey Lloyd, was Lady Eeketie. now asslgnrd to St. greeted with considerable satis- Counsel. Newark, is leaving to Augustine's. Inion City, and faction. especially by Catholic aerrpt the position of spiritual Rev. Thomas W. Heck, assigned Mt. authorities who estimated that director at St. Mars's Sem- to St. Patrick's Pro-Cathed- Kerala inary. Police the enlarged will Md. ral, Newark. Attack grants save Emmitshurg. The Washington the Dioceses of England and Township par ish was estahlishrd last and Wales about SGI.6 million. year its boundaries coincide with the Of the 29,145 primary and sec- New Pastor, civil boundaries of the ondary schools in Britain. 8.210 comniuni t) Law run School are by the Church of England Rallies SWEET SORROW: The parting of Sister 17 (Anglican), and 1.964 by the Margaret Kerala from St. School. FATHER SI’IJ.IVAN was born Changes TRIVANDRUM, iRN'S) Violence broke out the officen with stones. How- Catholic Church. Both Anglican Alacoque Joseph’s Oradell, where she's in Harrison, the son of John and In various and Catholic do been for parts of this communist-ruled state Catholics ever, villagers, including a leaders have principal six years, was solemnized with a In as Ellen I.yons Sullivan Hr atlrnd Paterson and Hindu refused priest who witnessed the inci- manded an increase in the stale tea at which Ann Nairs to reopen their schools, in protest surprise Sunday Gallenburger and od Solon Hall I’rop and I'nisrr dent, said the police fired with- 'grants, but the strongest PATERSON Rev the pleas Brian Sister with sit> and after theology Immar Ap- against government's to seize control of Coogan presented a bouquet. Three at attempts pri- out provocation. made by the Catholics who were ulate onroption Seminary polomus Krajewski, assistant vate as well as education. hundred attended the PTA fete. ( was public Early reports showed 11 Later, at Kochuveli, another warned that the alternative was ordained in St Patrick's Pro at Passaic. 59 Holy Rosary, Jias draft, injured and many ar Catholic village near Trivan- insolvency. Cathedral. Newark, on June 15. been rested of St. two and oth drum, three men were killed and appointed pastor men injured seven THE BILL IMS Since then, he has hecn schools to be introduced in a- The were tn have •' ’e injured when police fired Bernard's Church, Mt open ers among a crowd who had on sistant Name Hope, from 50 to Will pastor at Holy East rri crowd creases 75% govern Move to Dismiss June 1. the a on but govern picketed a government school at near a primary school. Orange it was announced this work by ment toward the cost o( ment postponed the date to June In this rase also police grants Pulluvila. a Catholic fishing vil- claimed Bishop MrNull> enlarging and modernizing exist Eather Smith, a native of Ho 15 ostensibly so that it could they used their rifles only in self- Father Krajewski. who con lage near Trivandrum Six police- was or church schools hoken is the of Dr centrate land reform defense ing as required Law son (leorge Frh on legisla and with Suit darned on 24. 1945. succeeds men a magistrate the by the Hillery w and Henrietta tion 1944 act. This is precisely Taylor Snuh pending before the parlia also hurt Rev James F Doherty, admin- police group were Ear- He IN A STATEMENT prior to what Catholic representatives had was graduated from St Mi nient lier the TRENTON Motions istrator. who to Cross a group of girls had picketed to end the court test of the Roes Holy srhool-opcning date. asked in discussions with the Ed thael's High School. Cnion In the meantime a nationwide the unable Archbishop City, C hiirrh W as nr. a* administrator. soliool but were to law New Joseph Atlipetly of ucation Minister. Hillery providing scholarships to Jersey high and Seton Hall Cnuersily Cpon campaign sponsored by the op prevent it being opened by the Verapoly, of Catholic in the school will heard at June of MS(.R IDWMU) J and president the Bishops' Provided new bill for the graduates be a 22 session of the completion theology at Irn Scully. position Congrrss Praja So communists maculate cialist tonference. categorically stated first time are state toward Division of the Conception Seminary, Pastor of Hols Cross Church, Parties as well as the grants Appellate Court of New A Supreme Jersey. government communique that "in this struggle shall the cost church he was ordained 5. Wayne, will take residence Moslem League to oust the Red we of building new The court also decided last week that: on May ltM.y up at said the fire also police opened on use only democratic and will in St Patrick's Since ordi tl.e ness mission Church of the government from office non schools. These, too, amount became the crowd it had • Attorney General David D after attacked violent methods till the nation he has hern Immaculate Heart of merged with the last." to 75%. assistant Mary, private schools' Furman could friend appear a* a last week if Furman would dr Our Pack nark how of pastor at Lady of (food (’nun a Fake • resistance against the of the court, hut in a limited fend the bill behalf of the on sel Newark Rr\. government’s education law Joseph J. Meyer, assist- new capacity only. Senate. But the attorney grner F alher Smith has done The con- ant at Our Lady of result was a scries of in • Oral from al has Victories, Priest Climbs testimony mem adopted a Aerial Ladder neutral at- siderable work with young poo has been ridents in which police attacked bers Paterson, assigned lo of the legislature would not titude and it for was this rea pie. lie has been groups against the area chap- ? new mission at Towaro, with demonstrating be necessary; that public records that son Judge Sidney Gold lain. Boy Scouts Robert Treat well residence at St. regime, as as Catholics who ol the Senate and Joseph’s rec- To Assembly and man. presiding judge ol the Council since Calm of Man chaplain Lincoln Park tried to schools be on Water Tower 1947; tor). present their stipulations of the counsels three in man court, limited his the Newman clubs and at Stale All these lng opened meanwhile pick would be change* are effective voiced sufficient. loir to filing brief. Teachers PASSAIC With fine a C ollege, Newark, and (List *ted the state schools a mix a ehance remark from the on the ladder himself if it July 1 avsignrnent.s gel • That formal notice would be on ture of Judge Goldman did at Itutgers casual courage and crowd apparently open the I'niversily Evening Page 20 i antagonized were swung over to the tower. published New 0N1,5 in eight Jersey for College. ISOLATED instances of quiet persuasion. Rev Joseph him possibility Furman to take Fffectisc June Since this could not be done June 20, Bishop Mc- daily newspapers by 19, in the stand s lolence occurred w hen Do Molloy, assistant at At this after the written evid He has also has a pastor St point, one of the fire while Father the taught in the Nulty also changed the Molloy was on forming citizens of their right to sen as- livrrance Day" Nicholas Church ence is offered at which proclaimed by here, assisted men, who had boon to he down. hearings ior high school of religion at Our signments of six assistant talking ladder, came But, in intervene in the The dead pas- the case scheduled opposition parties witnessed in the rescue of a Passaic Le Pree are to begin July 1. La*dy of Cood and has tors. and man on a loudspeaker, the meanwhile, there were line for intervention Counsel, appointed seven newly the was set al the symbolic picketing of all who threatened to from asked if he would like should motions for dismissal instructed in ordained jump to speak other swift An- June psychology and priest* to their first developments. 26 June government institution! and a 250-foot water tower June to on 22 be denied. ap-| on a priest. Perched at this other shout /rom the ethics at the St Michael s Hos posts ground The suit the law's validi- peals to the people to 15 to lest withdraw, point some 200 feet in the air. caused Le Pree to change his ty was filed by F.dward R Mr their money from the state Father received Le Molloy a call Pree answered, “Yes. Send mind and start up again, but Glynn of E. banks in Trivandrum of from Passaic " Orange. Robert most fire headquarters, him right up when he his did, he found way of and Krouse Cranford and Benja- 2 Priests the shops closed down ten! requesting his help in talking blocked by several Driven rescuers Insane FATHER then min C. Londa of Elizabeth. of thousands of marchers Augustine Le Pree down MOLLOY took parad from including William Kavanaugh of ed the over the and streets shouting Down his precarious perch The priest loudspeaker Fair Lawn, a former St. Nich- THE NEW JERSEY Assona reached with Red rule" and other slo- wound his a compromise with Le up making pitch olas parishioner. tion of Private Collegrs and I Pree that ni Chinese gans from the end of lOOfoot fire brought the latter a versities, which favors the law. By Communists The first of truck aerial down to the 65-foot level again. THIS CLOSED out the drama ma}or outbreak ladder, suspended announced last week that Fred violence The climbed the HONG KONG iRNSI occurred the following freely in space priest up for, while the volunteers pinned erick Two native in Com- has bom remain J. Gassert Sr, Newark al pnests permitted to In day when police fired aerial ladder, which was sol I>e Pree to the tower, two fire munist China been on a lornry. had been appointed legal have driven insane by incessant "brain any church of the city crowd of WHEN FATHER Molloy ala with ascended 2,000 Catholic demon ar 45-degree angle its men the ladder and The counsel for the association washing" over the two years, official Catholic only priest* officiating in atralors rived on the serne. la l Pree tip end some 15 feet from tird line around past sources at Ankamall, ,100 miles away a him. He tlie Gassert said that he planned here churches, they added, are halfway of the four Le Pree the disclosed. a north of here, killing five was up one on tower was then pulled off the tower fiw per to move for dismissal of the progressive clergymen of the and 17 "legs" water tower, The two for and dropped Into net They identified the as Father tons Injuring others. talked a while a fire complaint at the June 22 hearing, priests Vang a Francis who support the communist about 65 feet the spon- On the of the official date from ground quietly, then lx- Pree can, and lies S.l eve tried to After another exchange with a course that also be taken Philip Ting. sored movement aimed at He had been will creat the of going up and The sources said had for opening the schools, coax Father Molloy farther out I-e Pree on the Fathrr Sen Walter 11. Jones they re other Catholic Churt-h " ground, by of Bor was described as an aged mg a National down the tower Hie mood the rened 11 persons were injured and 137 as on ladder The returned to reports from Shanghai attached plea got no- Molloy the quiet gen County, who the priest to the Church of came to represents the young men were arrested when him. ignoring pleas where after a few of St Nicholas that two priests IN ItOMK, NCWC New* Serv- and, more rectory and Senate in the court action "having St Teresa firemen and for their the police at St Jo- from police, spec- exchanges, Le Pree to his fought sanity for two ci reported that hides, mission appeared agreed awaited next duty call. Jones offered to aside step THE tators below )ears are REPORTS also mentioned ri *i agency has lhat seph’s English High School, a constantly crying and therr, new* Catholic Soon after Father Molloy seem less two Shanghai hu institution here Leaders ar more or to have lost diocesan priests— Shanghai priests were shut up nl the arrested rived. Le Pree again ascendrd their reason Rev Thomas kleh for than for group said they Ting Tsong more a year "politi- to the of the tower The and Rev I-oh cal had come to spend the night top Post Office Prohibits Pag-neu. both of education The agency also OTHER REPORTS received there to balk Red priest suggested that silence Mailing Sacred Heart parish who said that .Too Sisters possible at were were held here confirmed the be tried for a while, the recent im condemned to forced another the tempts to open the school the as labor after m place for same prisonment of shouts of the crowd had six Jesuit next das been Of priests having been degraded at public purpose from June 2,19 M, until a Book, Postcards for Movie in Shanghai, avail total trial to no Soon alter. La bringing the in which infamous charges April of this year TIIE WASHINGTON - Office number of SECOND major tragedy Pree started down the Post Suminerfield's IN In the Jesuits imprisoned in were made tower, ruling Mid OTHER developments against them "It Is certain," the Red China 38 agency occurred when the but when Department official* here ruled to police killed was chased up again that any merit" which war against obscenity the lhat literary News According to reports, a declared, although current that two itrms, a book and of the arrest and ill- post the • Protestant leaders Lady Chatterly novel may in Greater great many other reports pertain only to Shang- cards, unmailahle treatment of other priests, as are because Miami priests has have "is far outweighed by the pledged support to the well hai, the of also been as a large number of same situation eilsti obscenity. Post received here. ( pornographic and Office campaign against in have been imutty pass- nuns, subjected to elsewhere. I Postmaster General Arthur K ages" it contains He also said decent literature Rev. Mathias Chen of St Pe "reform Earlier through labor.” In ail According to hides, the Shang- Deadlines ruled ter Summerfield that the unex that advertisements the • A newstand Phil s ( hurch Shanghai, has lor book operator in dilinn. they said, many ( ath hai indoctrination purgated of been deported program wai version the novel, nonmailable because adelphia was arrested after to Manchuria Two olir are they a laymen have been Im divided three Beginning with the issue ot July J, earlier deadline other into different per- in "Lady Chatterly's Lover," is "an mother complained about priests who to the give information as to where an a came prisoned or deported. will be for all loeal and iods, one on "patriotism," at- necessary newt picture* intended for obscene and filthy work" and sold her city to seek from dan one obscene book may be obtained magazine he had to 16 refuge Tlie reports In The concluded by not to show- that publication Advocate. may not be sent the old gers that Umpting Bishop through iyear son The magazine threatened in the that All Grove Press is the ear roun mg since la.vt September not J luch material must be in publisher Ignatius Kung. S , who ha« The Advocate office no mails. I'er had been held to lie obscene tryside have been seized and latter than of the book. Readers' Subscrip- a Single nun is to be found in been Is 4 p.m. earh Monday; stories and any in Jail since 1957, a "run- any pictures re- At the time the by the courts imprisoned One was identi the same depart tion, book Is ol Shanghai and ceived after that time a club, seeking to convents, ning dog,” and another on the will either be omitted or used the fol ment •An inter fu-d only as Father s judicial officer said that religious committee Tsang. The, that no to lowing week if distribute the I). H. Lawrence priest loyal the Vatican Cope possible. to postcards carrying campaign for the enforcement a reproduc- novel to Its subscribers. Both tion of nude o( laws a painting are ob- anti-obscenity was or said they would take legal ac- scene and therefore gamzrd at a meeting attended unmailablr tion to have Summerfleld's rul- by 500 persons, 75 ing reversed. Including priests and 20 ministers, in South Charles Ablard, I judicial officrr, Bend, Ind Among those attend- ruled the postcards non mailable. ing was Bishop I>eo A Pursley United had Artist Corp. attempt of Port Wayne ed to send 2,268 of the cards • I-egislatlon was introduced In the through mails to promote the both branches of the " Pennsylva “The film. Naked Maja The General na Assembly to increase cards carried a reproduction of the penalties for persons dealing the Goya painting by the same in obscene literature The bills name. [explicitly define obscenity. Cuba Revises Ruling On College Degrees HAVANA Cuba has repealed a controversial law which invalidated degrees granted by private universities since 1956. In the wake of the ruling, classes have been resumed at the University of Villanueva, Pontifical Catholic university here The sidered valid of two repealed law was intended as years after issuance. In to put itudenta of Cuba's Na- effect, It barred professional from tional University on an equal men practicing their footing with tho#e who had at profession for two years. The decree tended private Institutioni. Na new maintains a two-year Uonal University was closed in suspension from pro- I*s® «s a result of student dcm fessional activity but dates the two onstrations against the Batista years from the time of the final regime. successful examination. The DEGREE FOR CARDINAL: Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani receives Seton Hall new provision means that most Uni- PERFORM o norar FOR PONTIFF: Rome’s St. Peter’s comes IN MARCH, y doctorate of humane letters Square alive with color as after protests from of the private university grad- versity's h from Boland at the Italian authorities Archbishop marchers from the city of Siena demonstrate at at private uates affected have Archbishop's home June 9. The of their talents flag twirling insUtutions, already com- Cardinal is pro-secretary the Sacred Congrega- in front of the the law was amended to provide pleted tion of the one Pope’s window. The special show was of a the two-year period or will Holy Office, of the part general audience. that the highest positions in the Church. For further pic- degrees would be con- do so soon. tonal of his New coverage Jersey visit, June 9-10, see Page 11. 2 THE A D V QCATE June 19, 1959 Places in the Week’s People in the Week’s News News
Historic Notre Dime Basilic* The American Baptist Conven-. countries to prepare (or the fifth Archbishop Josef Reran -Cardinals the in Quebec, oldest Cana- of on occasion of the Itoi (judge) of the Sacred Roman parish in Con at Dea Moines, la., voted' Irter-American Week of Catholic Prague was praised by Osserva '2sth of his da, has been consecrated bv anniversary consecra- Rota by the Pope spe- (245-234) to support the American Action to be held in Mexico City tore Romano for courageous 100th cial indult of the in op- tion, the anniversary of the Thomas A. Holy See policy of non-recognition of Red 1960. position Bishop Welch of in to communism on the Omaha Archdiocese, commemoration of the 300th i and the 30th Duluth, Minn., has observed the an China An amendment to the Criminal 10th of his j anniversary arrest by anniversary of the niversary of the Canadian hier- Anew laying of the 50th anniversary of his ordina- major seminary for Code in Canada hat been intro- Czechoslovak archy's Reds. cathedral cornerstone. tion. founding training Maronite Rite has Rev. priests duced in the House of Commons Werenfried van Straaten. John 33 A Catholic center for old I H. Tully, for years Bishop Melchior de Marion peo- been formally dedicated in Spain. there and give* anew definition Dutch Premonstratensian and principal Public School ple, the first in England, will be of 68 in Bresillac, founder of the Society Notre Dame International to obscenity. founder of the International opened in Ixmdon the Bronx, will receive Fordham of African Missions, will be hon- soon by the School, founded in Rome by The Knight* of Columbus In Building Order, an organization Medal Sons of Divine Providence. University's In.signis for ored on the 100th anniversary of American Brothers of the Holy Indiana have been given permis- that has aided the A homeless in "extraordinary in 600-patient Catholic lepro- first distinction the his death on June 25 by the Cross, coupled its com-1 sion to install plaques bearing the •everal European countries, of sarium in \ ietnam has has| .service God through excellent Bishops of British West Africa. been par- mencement with cornerstone official motto of the U. S., "In left Belgium for six week visit opened with a professional of tially admission of ceremonies for God We in performance" on Richard Pattee Laval Uni- anew building Trust." all govern- to the S. 24 U. June 22 patients, though facilities are A and versity, Quebec, a columnist for study center museum ment buildings in that atate Rev. Edouard Roudreault, still under Su- Abbe Pierre, France's famed construction the American Catholic newspapers, commemorating patriotic Loyola I'niversity of the South, the perior of Charlesbourg Schol- of the and Delegates from Norway, Den- work apostle poor homeless, has won Portugal's $1,050 Camoei of Italian priests is to be New Orleans, has received a Jlfl,- mark astieate, Quebec, has been ap- has arrived in and Sweden will be guests in Argentina from Prize for the best book on Portu- opened Reggio Emilia, a city- oon grant from the Edward G. pointed Provincial of England's Superior of the Paris to begin a tour of Latin Lay Apostolate located so-called Srhlieder gal by a foreigner. Pattee’a book in Italy's Red Educational Founda- Kudist in at Fathers Canada and American countries. Group a special conference in Belt is "Portugal and the Portuguese tion for its program in liturgical the U. S. London to promote closer ties be- Archbishop James Iluhig of World." The east wing of Stella Mans music John Rev. W. Stafford. C.S.C., of tween Scandinavian and Melbourne, a native Ireland, I English Monastery. Discalred Carmelite The organised diocesan has laity. newly been installed as Provincial has the first become Australian i ('mine* rr.otherhouse on Mt Carmel in Council of Catholic Men in the ... The Vatican radio Superior of Chicago Province Catholic clergyman station de- has been ever knighted Blessed Maria Bertilla Boscar- Haifa, Israel, returned Puhuque will conduct an educa- of the Clerics St. voted series of of Viator. by England a broadcasts to If the after tional din of Italy. Born in Vicenza 1888, friars having been campaign on the Mass with Rev. Eugene J. Gehl of the worldwide role Mil- Cardinal W'endel of Munich and played by- occupied for two Pius 1952. nearly decades emphasis on Pope XII * call entire died 1922, beatified Member American Catholic In waukee, whose priestly life of charity the forces for Freising, Military Ordinary of the Teaching Sisters of by military greater participation by tha hat been devoted to St. last IS years. helping the Germany, will make inspec- Catholics tails an Dorothy, Daughters of the Sacred in Buehl, Germany, deaf, has observed the anni- The number of schools War- 50th tion of the Third Military Dis- in are holding week for A the Chica- Heart Sacred Congregation of a praser new seminary for versary of his ordination. saw which have no religion trict to gain a personal impres-i class- world peace and success of the be Rites met to discuss two miracles go Archdiocese will built on a T. es has risen to Archbishop Gerald Rergan smn of the life of West MESSAGE SENT ALOFT: Small balloons an .18, about 13'-. of Geneva 14 the South German her bearing conference acre tract on Side of attributed to intercession all schools in the Omaha offered a Mass of soldiers city. Catholic of Our of Fatima and an attached Action of Mexico has and will relieve overcrowding at lr canonization cause image Lady prayer Thanksgiving attended by the After 10 years, a committee Rev. I.urlen Anne of Belgium sent representatives to various the already Sister Josephine Rakhita of Ni- for the finder to heed of Fatima are sent existing seminary. Apostolic and the message of in West Pakistan Delegate three has been named prelate audi- priests has a geria, former slave ransomed by aloft at Pisa. Italy, by crowds visiting the pilgrim statue completed translation of the Ro- Ihe to Italian Minister Nigeria man ritual (used there. The balloons travel across toward Yugo- in administer- SET FOR Born 1865. joined Canossian Sis- Italy GET ing Sacramental into frdu. the Join ters slavia. in 1893. died Feb. 8. 1947. nation's official language YOUR VACATION! Congregation of Rites discussed The Catholic Association for 9 writings in beatification cause. , Peace International will hold its Rev. Jose Gras y Granollers ■l2nd annual conference in Wash I of Vatican Editor Hits * Born 1834, Agramunt, Spain ington Oct 2.1 2.1 l-w founded the Institute of the 80 Fordham I'niversitv has been Park Avenue, Newark, New Jeriey Daughters of Christ the King in selected as one of four schools CircU of the Sorrento Restaurant) died 1918 Talahassee (formerly 1896, 7, Cnngre Trial New York July iin State to give Rus SAFETY gallon of Rites discussed writings «ian language courses to elemen • Motor Tune-Up in beatification cause. VATICAN Vatican CITY (NT) The editor of the City tary and secondary school teach • eri Adjust Brakes daily newspaper has charged that the Tallahassee. Fla . trial Died . . . • of four white men accused of assaulting a Negro coed was Complete Rev. Franx Vogl, 99. believed Cy/ Lubrication a defeat for 6 93 lo be the oldest priest in Ger justice 14 • *■o* miny. In a signed front page editorial in his newspaper, Count LONG DISTANCE Cooling System o*l Rev. Rilph J. Diefenbach of Dr«inlli| & flushing, (heck* "Gracious Dining m a Continental Atmosphere” Giuseppe Dalla Torre, editor of Cyl Ing hoses end thermostat 8 95 Houston. Tex . 4J. internationally Osservatore critinred such Cor* Romano, N'cgro prisoners no recom MOVING 17 4 Room* * r) Banquet known Army chaplain and a pas- the conduct of the trial for hav made cen mendation was ever SPECIALISTS IN COLLISION • tfr, tor and civic workrr her? since Church Function* mg failed to respect completely • Because the jury consisted Horn* and Office Pirtit* - BODY WORK Sen. Pietro Canonica of Rome, of all Communion the equality men only of white members Bteakfaiu Wedding Reception* 90 artist year old whose sculp accused The four men were • Because the defense counsel 1885 lUD3IT YOUR RIPAIRI Horn* of our Suburban anA tures of various saints and Popes Metropolitan found guilty by an all-male jury included among his arguments Cater Service are enshrined in St. Peter's Bas the racial mg However. jury decided "the unfair ones of dis- HU <-7200 ilica. " FLORIDA BI 5-7000 against the death penalty tinction Rev. Ronald Glennon of Car Count Dalla Torre listed three However, the Vatican City edi- specialists IN SALES A hondale. 111 . 40. director of the the trial reasons why Tallahassee tor expressed satisfaction with l SERVICE Newman Club at Southern Illinois criticism m was open lo two aspects of the trial- the at the BURNS & O'CONNELL, Inc. University • Because jury recnm titude of the public prosecutor Bishop Jan Steps of Tarnow for the and of mended clemency men. the attitude the crowds /CHEVROLET^ GARDEN Poland. 67 STATE PLAZA whereas in verdicts passed on waiting for the verdict Roufti 4 and 17 PARAMUS, N. J. L AMIROSINO. Pt.t HUbbard Tolephon* 7-5317 3085 HUDSON BLVD (*» houano tunnii cut) JERSEY CITY Ixlti UO and 141 Garden fttat* Parkway Parkin* Area Na. • IE 8-6900 Op.. Pope to Mark Roman Feast, D.pt Mon It,, u 7jo a m t» yto f M NEW JERSEY'S FINEST EL 4-7800 FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE LAITY Week to MA 2-1170 IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GIFTS Given Over Routine Cl 3-3280 ond HOUtS: TUESDAY SATURDAY. ♦4S A. M. I. 4.1 Sf M. FL 5-7441 VATICAN CITY —Pope John (he palliumi to be presented to most northern MONDAY. WEDNISDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY. *.4S A. M. t. * 41 F. M way, Europe's XXIII will lake the cele- Archbishops and other of brother- part in prelates community, as a sign GOT THOSE bration of the of SS Peter the The feast during year. pallium hood among the world s students, and Paul, of Rome Is a narrow of wool DNCti The Creed of Carteret Savings patrons band white and in a special broadcast to On June the marked with black It Sunday. 28, vigil crosses. 30,000 children of workingmen of the (east. John will is the of the fullness Pope pro symbol of thanked them for their prayers NEW-CAR BLUES? side at solemn vespers in St the episcopal authority. for the success of the ecumenical Peter's Basilica with the mem On Monday, June 29, the Tope council and Rome svnod Pick your car come lo \j\ the c»h. hers the uill Mass gel of papal household and celebrate at the Papal Among those received in audi wuh the Cardinals reaident In Wc II finance your purchase a low-coit Rome. altar in St. Peter's Throughout ence were Bishop Allen J Bah- The took in the Auto Loan, whether the car you choo»* u Pope part a similar day the basilica is filled with cock of Grand Rapids. Mich., ceremony on Pentecost Romans who make traditional Archbishop Alfredo Bruniera. neve or uved Your dealer gelt rash and After the will watts to the to be Numco you the Ratey low—- vespers Pope church pray Apostolic to Ecuador, and get bargain! are to the helow descend to chapel the fore the tomb of St. Peter and Archduke Otto of Hapsburg monthly paymenty are You need not LARGEST ea*y. altar where he will hless / Papal to kiss the toe of the bronre be a / in New dcpoyitor. statue which is kept there household mover Volunteers Build Jersey offers direct service MOST OF THE Popes time to -19 stated W ayside Shrine . . . Modern THE TRUST COMPANY past week was taken up with of Join NJB’s ST Mo warehouses CHARLES. (RNSt - OF NEW final business and visitors, al JERSEY Twenty-five volunteer laymen though the Holy Father deviated • N#w York have Jer%«y City Hobokon W#st built a roadside shrine to ENGEL BROTHERS Silver Club his routine to 7(10 for Horn greet WeeKowken • Our Lady of the at the in • Union City Socoucut the Way lacoaroßATio 10 PROTEC I mcr chaplains in Vatican tersectiou of two transcontinental ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY FUrr+l Cirj'+'Hf* gardens Seven Cardinals were highways, about eight miles west present at the audience at the AND SERVE OUR of here Pope's invitation fine of the largest in this coun- A former chaplain himself, the try. shrine measures 126 feet CUSTOMERS’ INTEREST ihe Father said such serv- Holy wide and 22 feet high It is sur ice la ••unforgettable," and he mounted by a fi'j foot statute that "the declared military of the FIRST GET Blessed Virgin Mary THIS chaplain represent! anew and ORIGINAL ROGERS precious aspect of the modern WHEREVER YOU GO •. • • apoatolate.” Chaplains, he said, Your SILVERPLATE Neighborhood CARTERET SAVINGS "represent in fact anew and Immense possibility for good In Pharmaciit, "Sayt," FREE! which the Church places very LOAN ASSOCIAIION " great hope
He pointed no! Ihat Ihev nun Now, build your silver wnr- inter to those sometimes ex m iee while you build your posed to serious spiritual " saving*. If you open anew dangers NJB Saving* Account with AMONG HIS official visitors $25 or more, or add that was Cardinal Fellin of Paris, amount to your present ac- who I reported on the progress of count, you become a mem- the apostolale to the Over ber working NEWARK 66,000 Savers of New Jersey Bank'* class in France The Cardinal lam 4 George Marterene. Pf»M Sliver Club and PHARMACY receive also discussed the role of Lll ft' mill- rain trt* F.etabltshed over in Are Carteret Customers •bioluttly -—a 6-piece itarv chaplains with the Pope Four Itrinurnl fharmartaii Free Delivery Open l»«»» Hay place setting of Original French have army chaplains From 9 e m to 11 p m Rogers' Rose" been 794 Mt Prospect A»#nui car. "Starlight outspoken against certain Montclair Avanua There must he a reason why to more tave pattern (made only In- aspects of the Algerian HU ft 4749 Newark. N J. many people by war s visitor at Carteret than at any other association in New Jersey ternational Silver Cos. I. Another was President JERSEY CITY Celal llavar of where and there IS! In Alter (Aaf, time Turkey, PALMIRA PHARMACY • . . fact, there are mn/iy good reasont every you Ihe Pontiff had served (or 10 Arthur I Palmora. Ph 0 add at least to for thia choice all mmmed and $25 your Preecrtpimn Pharmartata overwhelming up years as Apostolic Delegate. Riolofiral - Room tiuppheo NJB account *»trk you can pur- in the famoua Carteret creed. The before the visit the Cosmetics appropriately expressed cAosa day Preacrlption. Called tor another place setting an guage and recalled that as dele Preemptions Carefully Carteret savings C and Loan Association ompounded gale the Pope had translated Druca IVrlumei Coametlce *krk Room ftupplles In I French language prayers into Largest New Jersey 414 Central Ave. WRatfleld 11411 Turkish. That gesture, he said, EVERY BANKING SERVICE CONVENIENT 866 BROAD STREET, NEWARK was deeply appreciated by the PARKING NUTIEY The end additional Turks (Acm men ojfictt: BAY ORUO CO James Rlcde. Roe Phar NEWARK! TIIK PONTIFF this week also Raby Seed* 744 Brood sent Strati Springfltld lirgtn: 359 SpringMd Arts*# a letter of encouragement earriptlona Promptly Filled vil U. the Bosa 11 .417 Oronga Strut Movement for a Better I Rate Drugs and Cosmetics Elizabethport Franklin Ave.. Nutlev 1 1919 Commutir: hnn liitrood Stolioa City lint. 717 Springllald Auaat World and personally bellowed the pallium on Maronlte Rite UIAUIJHK) (AST ORANOIi SOUTH ORANOIi ORANGE Banking Company Patriarch Paul P. Meouchi of 404 Cantral Auntt 159 Stulk kune* FORD I ORUO ITORB Ortngt Antioch (the first a Paul Daniel. Ph •OWIIOWB MM" time Pope O had done this since the 13th Prescriptions Called for n45 EAST JERSEY ST. 100 FIRST ST. and Delivered It century). OB MtIF ■uni mmi MfMn miiun Offices hi Fas talc County Free Delivery imn He blessed a wooden cron to It# Main Itmet Orange. N J. jbe erected at Honningsvag, Nor- Cardinal Stepinac lane 19, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 3 May Laose Leg ROME (NC)—Cardinal Stepinac Summer Geared may have to undergo amputation Workshops of his right leg, according to re- ports received here from Zagreb, To Yugoslavia Interest Catholic Youth The Cardinal had emergency NEWARK A program of in , ford; Mt. Carmel Teenage Par- surgery performed on him last I the Baptist, Fairview; Rev. terest to Ish summer to youth —with young I I Sodality. Bayonne, and the James J remove a blood clot Ferry, Epiphany, Cliff- the people themselves a ma-l Essex County I-egion of in leg Reports received here playing Mary. side Park; Rev James A. role there has been jor in the presentation Three one-hour say a genera! de- workshop meet- Tindar. St. Brigid s. North Ber- in will be offered at the second ings w'lll bo held cline the Cardinal's physical an- each day after gen; and Rev. Stanley M. Gri- nual series of Summer the general condition. Workshops session at 1:15 p m bowski, Mt. Carmel, Bayonne. The for Young Catholic Leaders. The will consist Sister Cardinal is confined to his! workshops of, Also, Mary S. Regu, C , The sessions will be held discussions, native village of Krasic Since on demonstrations and Academy of St. Aloysius. Jersey 194fi in he has been Monday afternoons July at St lecture-group participations Barbara prevented from con City; Ellis, Bayonne; Paul's School. Jersey City. Pe ducted by exercising his office by the Yugo-' priests, nuns and lay- Mrs William Grady, Jersey City; Slav tails of the people. TOURING FRANCISCAN: Most Rev. regime program were an Mrs George Bruggeman, Ram- Augustine Sepin- nounced by Rev. Stanley M sey; Margaret lloenig, ski, O.F.M., (left), of Rome, Minister General of the WORKSHOP TOPICS Jersey Cirabowski, director of parish include City, Eileen Bowns, Franciscan Order is “How to Pray "On Jersey City; visiting Franciscan establishments 3rd Order teenage sodalities in the Arch- I Mentally." Eileen Reception Prendergast, Jersey City, in the U.S. He is here in St. with diocese. Choosing a Marriage Partner." pictured Louis Arch- Set in Union City and Stanley Kosakowski of Ba- t "Boys." "The Sacrifice of the bishop Joseph E. Ritter (center) and Very Rev. Pius R. yonne. UNION CITY Profession and THE KEYNOTE talk at each Mass." "Popularity, Personality Barth, for the Louis- of the and "Mow O.F.M. provincial Chicago-St. reception ceremonies will be held meetings will be given by You," to Handle Wor St Province. by Dominic Chapter (men 1 of a teenager taking some aspect fries and Fears." • Brainwash Protestant Cleric Third of the the Order of St Dominic at general theme. "The Vo- ,mg Movies. Ads. TV and Mu the the of Christ meeting hail here on June 21 cation of Laymen in Crisis of |sic," "Life Yesterday 3 and Becomes Convert Doctor, Wife, Six Children at p m It will be the last month- the World Today." Today." Why Cant You of Win Converts Nf.AORK (NC) A ly meeting the season COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS: The keynote speakers will be for Christ’," How former Portraits of six martyr- Tertiaries attending the meet- July 6 Zielinski of Ba to Teach Catechism to Episcopalian pastor, his w.fe and saints who under the Dorothy Young will suffered Emperor Valerian fea- "The their five Leave to Work in Africa ing receive a Papal Benedic yonne, Crisis of the World Mary and the children have been ture [Children," \ anew set of Vatican baptized Catholics tion csper.s and compline will postage stamps. They are, Today"; July 13. Richard Farrell, and for the as by Auxili- NEW YOHK (NC) A 35 Rev. |thurch, ’ "Theology | priests Donald Foust. he chanted " with Benediction clos left, to right: upper row. Laurentinus, Sixtus. Roselle. "The Vocation of the Lay man ary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of yrarold Michigan physician, his of Agapitus; pastor St. Anthony of the New jOFM, ing services lower layman to a Deeper Interior Demonstrations will York wife and their sailed row, Felicissimus. and ho present six children Fadua church. St Louis, and Cyprinanus Fructuosus. ! Life July Slandish cd How Receded inm the St. here ; 20. Marne in to Teach the church in from en route to Tanganyika Nivard OFM of St [Rev. Foust. "\ Patrick s wer- Bogota, ocation of the Layman to Children." "Mass OfferrH Far Cathedral Harold In ( entral Africa, where will As they Joseph's Seminars. Toutopolis Doctors the R Convene to Apostolate." and July mg the People, and the "Loud P*%nk and his family. Dr. make their permanent home. 111 " Rrnnk the Ti. Mary Anne McGeough, Jersev Modernized Mass was Episcopal'an pas- The doctor is Joseph C Foust Dedicating the rest his life tor of of City, "The Vocation of the Lay The staff for the St I >o\ id s Church, Cam- of leadership lonia, Mich His wife. Helen. to the health bria bettrring of the pro man to Live the the course includes Rev. Heights. Long Is Catholic Life of Denis R Island. He granddaughter of Fred W of " pie Tanganyika, p r Foust and Church St also of Physicians Answer McKenna, Mary s. Klirabeth, was professor Scripture O.reen who served two terms his as family will make their home Teenage will Rev F.dward and hnlastie groups prepare J. Hajduk. Sa si philosophy In the of the governor state Their chi! in a house trailer and conduct tour of the work- cred Heart. Res school o( theology of the Episco- dren Lvndhurst. range in age from 10 months The Foust family is going lo Questions on Medical Morals ahops with panelists coming Frank J McNulty, St Aloysius. pal Diueese of Long Island. to 12 years Africa under the of auspices the from the Sodality of St. Jersey City, Res S The Aloysl F.dward missionary spirit prevades Foundation for All Inc ATLANTIC CITY But Africa. . (NO it was far us Academy. Jersey City; St. Cooke, St Pauls, Ramsey, Res ST. Foust from being psychiatry and religion, psycho- BONIFACE, tho Apostle of the Two of Pr which What the Church teaches family is an adjunct to the White about the only Mary's High Ruther- Charles H McTague. St. question raised a: the analysis. whether the cancer School. John Germany, was martyred in 755. Fousts brotheri are Franciscan Fathers. the morality of hypnosis display was sponsored for the fourth should of patient be told of his one Ihe questions most asked year at the AMA meeting by sickness, moral limits of med- of t athohc doctors staffing an the Federation of Catholic Phy ical research, morality of the information booth at the Amen sicians' Guilds rhythm methods of birth limit can Medical Association's 106th BONDS ation and therapeutic abortion HIGHEST annual IN ADDITION vmtors DIVIDENDS meeting to whose questions were answered HYPNOSIS HAS Insurance a popular the on spot, more than 1.000 question. Dr Griffin thought doctors LASTING and others filled MEMORIALS out because the treatment itself was cards requesting that other widely C s in- discussed in AM A ses „,vcc formation on Church medical sions teachings he mailed them by CHALICE H ith its theme. "Moral Prin- the federation, an organuation ciples m Medical Practice.” or 85 of guilds with more than emblarnned in big lettering on CIBORIUM 5.700 O doctors as members. ■ its the booth @ U’-'VV rear wall, spon- a from Headquarters are St Louis oo° in sored by the Catholic Federa- Mo 9S.o'* S5O tion was Stocked with books, Dr Gerard Griffin of Rock- pamphlets and of wile reprints ar- Centre. \ Y . of the one ticles from Catholic volunteers journals staffing the Catholic Ii oMjcmJcur Q/amth on medico moral topics exhibition said that interest HUGE An innovation this shown year. Dr uj CATERING SEj^iCt was in subjects such as ISM Gnffin said, was a selection of SAVINGS! abstrarts from professional MltcM 3-2260 rineit Tells Merchants journals citing evidence Quality WKST ORANGIi. MAV Jl RSHY S7 HALJEY JT„ NEWARK I. M.j that there USED CARS is no conflict between How to true science and Eliminate morals. ACCOUNTS OPINID IT ue AND 8E R V SAVINOt INSUIID THI ICEI The federation's activity at 10th lAIN PROM the AMA UP TO IIO.OM THI In. Sunday Selling meeting was not lim- ited to Its display. The CLEVELAND (RNS) Tipi organi- S. lAVII sation's y o on howr auto dealers killed Sun- executive board held day sales 20 its 77th annual meeting at X here years ago 360 Central Av* Monarch Federal which were offered Dr. Eugene Laforet of by a former presi- N4w»rk. MA 41144 Savings o: Mass dent of the Auto Asso- Chestnut Hill. was pre- D Dealers , 255 KEARNY At sented with AVE (Near KEARNY ciation as merchants the Thomas Linacre Bergen) N J I- stepped Award for the up the fight the year's outstand- Z against minori- ing contribution to the 9 AM to 3 P.M. ty who remain open on Sunday. federa- Doily U Sam Marshall tion s publication, the Linacre said that it CADILLAC, K Friday 9 A M to 7 P M continuously o took Quarterly. His article almost three years before was en- S. Marsh the titled Boxing Medical and & Sons association won the battle < Moral ” against Sunday sales Before Aspects they did, working conditions were intolerable 15 hour days, a seven day week, some- Byzantine Bishop times open to 11 pm Prediets Reunion Finally an advertising cam- paign backed by public opinion CLEVELAND (HNS) - Bishop did the T VALUE trick, he said. Then, Nicholas Elk > of the Pitts- too. many of the better sales burgh Byzaline Catholic rile Di- for men were leaving other °ccse prt-diclrd here eventual is a Jobs with shorter hours reunion of the Orthod,.r and Catholic Marshall and others see no Churches extra profits in Sunday sales, The Catholic Byzantine Hite, he just ill high costs and will. would be said, the "bridge’ over "When a person wants to buy vhich the s~\ r\ Orthodox would come one bed, all he wants is one.” to reunion "We've been praying most Marshall said "Stores can be for unity on both aidei of the open 24 and he hours a day fence for 900 years; it'a Vme we e'.s won't buy two That's what we pet together," he said found out in the auto industry." In his own diocese, Bisnop El ko has established the SS. Cyril 810 important Settle Belgian and Mrfhodius Reunion Institute £ i o provide information on the 3** School Issue Eastern Church and to promote reunion with the Orthodox - II BRUSSELS By an over Church Already, contact., have whelming vote in which L. / only one been made with one Orthodox word dissent was voiced, the Belgian archbishop and two Orthodox What makes Senate has approved anew edu bishops, he said cation bill which doubles sub- Bishop Elko told of courtesies a sides to Catholic schools With good bank ? extendi and to him by Orthodox passage, the bill becomes law as churchmen when he toured it had been approved earlier in mon asienes the He the lower house. 19CC2. in Middle East LOOK rNSIDE ... size up said that after of The nation's three top political "page page” the service* the hank offer*. In It is the Orthodox missal fact, probably the word to which we owe the parties had endorsed the war the meas- Talk to the working same as the Byrannne Catholic people growth of our business ure, designed to bring peace to during the half For at past century. value the missal The similarities of the the desks and tellers’ education scene after ■ een / is what wc offer liturgy and mutual love the above a11... us value means of Church state conflict for windows To quality combined tury . . . 'Messed Virgin, he said, arc tenth the lowest possible prict. THE INCREASE subsidies to which ’o build unity points on You’ll find what you need in schools Catholic put them on an the of at Incidentally, to answer a that has asked equal footing financially with way service* any of question been many pr GRIFFITH Piano Cos. is The Largest Dealer in Hammond Organs from Maine to Florida WAREHOUSE •3 ■ I*. m m t.-s 240 CENTRAL AVE. OPEN 10:00A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. 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Building So said Msgr. Joseph Hartnett of Philadelphia, Far DETROIT |NC) Radio and television could these help samp protective measures a East Director of Catholic Relief he solve some of the protest arises loud and Services—NCWC, as most pressing problems confronting fierce. Urged worldwide And with cooperation dur- Christian education John Mussio of yet the breakdown of ing the \\ today. Bishop King moral orld Refugee Year to said, the order, the local and even though refugee Steubenville. Ohio, said here. civic remove prejudices order is and laws cans aspires to become citizen left crumbling," lng a of "refugeeism." The World Bishop Mussio, at the 11th annual Parents whatever countrji will grant his keynote speaker or guardians of chil- Refugee Year starts in meeting of the dren. he July fundamental rights as a man Catholic Broad added, have the ob- casters of Freedom of movement for GIRL Graduates Association, declared "If "a hacking knife to ligation looking out for the MStiR HARTNETT GRADUATES: of Marylawn of the with ready destroy deplored he Oranges pose Arch- we cannot bring the moral welfare of the existence of refugees, said, must be guar- all worthy what is progressive and salu ' youth. He said a refugee "class" bishop Roland after commencement anteed exercises, June 11. aspirants for higher education they should take the *r "status" and by a document accept- to tarv." attitude to- attributed it to able in all the ward free nations. He university or college, then television that "TV the fact that treats He continued "True censorship society a per- with the said, too, that the right of help of Cod let us bring should be made to knock the son who flees his homeland is progress, much it on as a the in as as asylum must be university in all of Us door for and legal rerognizrd to best clears the for admission, not he nonentity. This is so, he Father wav unimpeded rie permit the law-abiding to gain Holy Journalists services to the student" allowed to barge in without Urges v elopment and unobstructed ad- protection of the laws of civil- presenting its credentials." vancement The Ten THE BISHOP, episcopal mod- Command ized nations. Vatican ments, while An obligation of self Racking erator of the the censoring human censorship Only the removal of CBA. spoke on j psychology To activity, exists for the producer, theme of the are the most progressive writer, cal and legal With Truth meeting, "Miranda Year immigration barriers Couple found and all other Refugee Charity measures ever to influence actor, involved Prorsus" in will bring lasting in the American Con VATICAN a solution to Stu the putting a program the he CITY - The Holy .NCU C. t Service text" "Miranda Prorsus" (Re- truly forward march of hu- on air, the acute love away from led refugee problem in 1 Christ; to fight Sec, by Pope John, markable is man effort. The natural law, then, stated. "Censorship in this regard is plan Inllouing ~ s Iraniljlmn / addrr,, drli, Jesus in Inventions! the title Asia. Msgr Hartnett said He 0 an rrrd by Pnfir Christ order to fight fling full of 1957 of which these is simply the action of men support for the World John XXIII on Cod the encyclical of Commandments gov- noted that 22 million in Ala, S. 1969. lo lha llahan Catholic Himself And this often un- Pope Refugee Year people fir,,, eon- Pius XII give expression, offers solid ba erning themselves in their work the Ihr laid der the on movies, television a area have been uprooted gran. Pope that (alholtc urilrri mini deceitful aspect of hasten The will since prrirnl the truth and radio sis for reasonable h- the norms of Christian Pontiff call attention in the censorship " order- World War 11. In relation to the irtue me solution of to needs Hong Kong t of chanty. problems No one liness," said. the of refugees in a objects to legal re Bishop Mussio alone, he said, one person of We which harass the workers, the BISHOP MI'SSIO that radio cordially welcome derlared s'.raints for the of broadcast on June the you, journalists and associates protection prop 28. every three weak and the undefended ( hristian is a refugee, in Korea of the education todav is and day the year will be Italian Catholic and erty personal rights. ST. ANSGAR Is inaugurated out of press general media, With what Bishop (died SfiS) one four, in Pakistan publishing spirit, therefore, called on to counteract the ill ef- In many countries one Mussio said But it that known the (Official open in Rome for the third seems as Apostle of of 11, and in Vietnam 12 meeting national convention should you use the instruments fects of secularism. lng in U S. one of when the moral life of the is set for July 1 ) man needs Scandinavla. It could be said that of the press'* "In all We Rut, he the convention has been carried things," added, "since we can It has also been announced that out two different say to you with St Paul, " taking not duplicate and reduplicate Bloom field along lines: one and tech- our the Pontiff is Scrrails organizational the c contributing funds up shield of faith with which school facilities to or the Best meal and the keep up with in Steaks to the l nited other spiritual and Nations refugee pro- >ou may be able to all the Install Officers of the apostolate quench ever increasing numbers of gram and that the The defection from the old Holy See is age the fiery darts of the wick those seeking BLOOMFIELD—John A Smith the most a higher education, Regarding first with which modern planning a vast diplomatic action philosophy by thought ed And take MANERO'S was installed as president of the one unto you the surely we can take our to We are familiar. We do not ha« present rncourage various nations in caused many people to of to Serra Club of Bloomfield the nc helmet salvation and the facilities for education and make OUB FAMOUS »t tend to dwell with increase their on K you We gleet diwne (to if efforts on behalf of meeting held truth, act! as sword of the that the them serviceable June 16. icalize the spirit, is. to a far greater importance of it well the refugees it were reasonable object j( word of Cod" number of Other new officers (Ephes. students than ft. are John J 6.16-17) before Filets *3.00 The enough It suf- 1human UN backed World Lr and intelligence. Modern phil and Refugee uler Raymond F. Television radio are the an has Kirwan, fices to reflect! osophic relativism IN THE SA.MK letter ear already the to the " opened in Eng vice presidents. Vincent T Rus- rrpeats swer to our problem A LA CARTE land that probably Kphcsians. St Paul with a public $5 l sceptical question of Pilate, offers the appeal for 6 so. secretary, and F.dward million J. Me because of "What " motto which Tl R\l\(, TO the is truth’ (John 38 can guide the question of Guinness, treasurer. thej 18, 1. steps little care But know of each one on this arduous censorship of the giv-j you well that God road. communications Complete Dinner* *4.75 the en in past| Is essentially truth. Christ is Practice the truth In love" media, Bishop Mussio described -AIWAYJ BRING IHt CHIIDRIN" • M.mb.r Din.™ 1 Club to this as "childishness" area, truth (John M. 6). The Holy i Kphes 4.14 1. the attitud- PARAMUS ROUT! NO 17 - North .1 No. - COlto. 1-101* the is which regards all 4 Catholici (.host the spirit of truth In love! love in writing and censorship as James F. press, in (John Caffrey & Son gen 16,13). also in polemics does not weak- eral, did not of The reflection this divine en the truth; indeed, it "A Knngnhrii S have that do Dante rntcr Strut light, would say (cfr. Par strengthens it because it makrs minion over adise 12 3), "penetrates through it more acceptable. • air conditioned funeral "Destroy homes • the and public opinion universe shines more in error." said St. Augustine, which was 71 exercised by other one part and less elsewhere," but "love the —-1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 809 LYONS AVE. erring." well newspapers technically pro it penetrates alvove all the Without the NEWARK, N. J. IRVINGTON N J. in renouncing any of duced and. which, therefore, had most intimate part of the hu rights of truth, how much sweet- Bigelow 3 4261 ES»ex 3 5133 easier ® an time in mind that conveying opin man is made for the er it would be if one used in ion ands lew points not always of truth and JAMES in knowledge for the polemics less vinegar and more F. CAFFREY, Jr. JAMES F. CAFFREY, 111 TO ALL NEW MEMBERS line with ( atholic live derived doctrine. therefrom What hones. according to the well (•lancing oser the of the mind known program does desire un phrase of St. Francis do ® Ut: your work of the last few days, less truth?" exclaims St Au Salrs We noticed the variety and im We would to gustine like point out as portance of the themes dealt model for the Christian polemi with regarding this question We THEREFORE, it is the duty FT * rist a grrat Italian layman who, r'C* are of it of every man. and all the glad and in this matter more his fc%T »wo u this handsome, newest of in polemics, was an example >to \Ve of encourage to be every Christian, to bear wit- you health of humility and charity, Alessan to truth In D‘' t' tly modern ness a completely Sets dro Manzoni In his M>° Sheaffer Writing "Observe •©” specialized world you II.WING journalise tions Catholic Morals he V**' SAID this. We wish on ' pre- must, of L* c^f because professional sents the ...when a to record how the whole himself to reader as you open pattern conscience, be the of of cultivators the "weak but your congress Is permeated sincere apologist truth, so that truth, often with so of moral whose NEW a strong desire for a goal is love," account expan- trampled and savings sion upon betrayed by and the ./ and uplifting and We though feeling duty to praise communications means, may tri speak for truth" he with $lOO or more you for it always keeps umph. Ins under But if your polemics the shield of apostolate is to be The Catholic Journalists, e/fcclive for the cause of charily. God. writers and workers In the •m gift of the May it be likewise with you, Church and of souls, the field, per parson* moreover, are called to the defenders of « ends for which the fearless truth, you use in still a higher responsibility. nevertheless A ’V \N\W of loyal and generous struments your profession! Their media are not, In fact, with ndversanes because "the roust always be borne mind in | only for truth, but also char- love of Christ impels us" Cor They are above all weapons of 1 11 ily: Weapons of losr direrlcd. truth. inthians 4.15) always and every toward therefore, elevating the w here minds, edifying what Is good ALL YOUR FOOD and radiating virtue in souls. Ht < VNNOT now take leave W do r not wish to to of you without saving to all land Fine line "Cartridge" pause to PLUS A BRAND NEW SELF-DEFROSTING Borgos & draw a that would each according to his Set. Fountoin Borgos picture, be one spe Writing pen - NOT *ad, of the ml which much ‘if is activity and —with 4 of so competence) an a ball point cartridges Skrip Insurance REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER printed matter produces with its explicit word o( warm encour ink. Matching pencil. Pocked in Oif t Bor immorality and of all kinds malice And It is agement to spend your individual with a truly afflicted and energies for the and FOR THAN SM KEARNY AVENUE piosperity LESS YOU ARE NOW circulation of Mohawk now pays anguished mind that We consider a good press in the KEARNY, N. J. the most and enormous harm created in vast profound mean SPENDING FOR FOOD ALONE 11 INCREASED DIVIDENDS so many consciences, above all ing of the phrase SeODOE J tonoot in the consciences of The apostolate of the youth, by press Upritht F rtt i» Alltll H l«bl« Trad* I ILAII certain printed matter means in all its forms! Above the by all, Old Rofrio*r*to WILLIAM J OIACCUM of the written word that be and even dallies, so they may El»*« Klirwr 1-1701 more Illustrations visible then r> by everywhere. But • FREE Lira Inturancel also the weeklies (magazines), MAY THK • FREE I.OKI) grant that Food Deliveryl which In every family today few • there be parents who do not FREE Food Spoilage Insurance are almost the Indispensable 31% feel the serious be • FREE duty of not Homo Economist Servicel ol the news l complement daily Low coming accomplices to the ruin • papers—here more than ever FREE Service and Warranlyl ing of their children We know, technical perfection is • NO MINIMUM ORDER A bltodiof fl*ih neces- —and your in fact, that born*. a dangerous trap PAID OR COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY rout hare or other sary. baaMinge may be deetrojred. is created by those illustrated We will add a word on the Sovo 15th of tthst Iterator k killed your by the ony month, daisies and periodicals which of lifetime MTinp wiped importance of periodicals, Ttua espe earn from the Ist. °*»i trapf dratruc- fer an attractive mixture of what t»on the and m absolutely iially missionary ones PER WEEK pre is rentable —but it‘a serious and profane —and those for IIIWhUJ OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT BY MAIL cultured, literary or sci NO MONEY DOWN late AFTER sometimes Complete for an average even indecent un rntific >i|htmn| etnkeet No people Finally, give all Mohawk pays oli postage Gift sent promptly hall andi a with der the pretext of complete Family of 4 Pay Nothing For 6 Weeks g in the support you ran to the Cath or Thompson'* formation or of publicity. olir •World a Beat*' agencies, regarding which it OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT IN PERSON Ijthlmnt Protec- It Is precisely to this replace is superfluous to stress how nec- tion baa ewt been ...and take home apparently harmless there your gift. strwfc. and, essary they are and how delicate all the E*EE ESTIMATES fore, more pernicious is their activity And last, but printed matter within Christian not least, the love of good books SCHRECK & families that there must be or- MOHAWK The apostolate of the good Savings ganizational and technical press. We said, of the good progress In the Catholic pub and Loan Association WAELTY, Inc. books But the goodness must not lishing field, so that It thus be found the only In purpose and 40 Commerce Newark 2, N. J. • Phone; Mitchell 3 0260 25-27 Street, HAGUE STREET becomei a matter of sub- in the intentions It must also Daily. 9 to 4 ; Wednepdayi In 8 pm. stance. JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. be in the substance—good that Flit PARKING AT KINNEY GARAGE ACROSS THE STREET There is, finally, n certain coincides with what • Oldfield 9-4068 is true which press that sins seriously against leads Cs to slrrss the need that truth and against that the charity, contents be of a high value lies to hatred, inspire a press Prepare newspapers, books and that seems to have as Its sole of value publications and you lead program to simple souls to will be thereby apostles your RECEIVE perdition; to distort the mi, GIVING truth ev selves because NOT JUST MEATS BUT ALL FOODS the word is the ery day, to Interpret incorrectly and is conqueror together truth, ALL NAME BRANDS TOP QUALITY FOODS every expression of the Churrh love s and beauty, reflecting Su Ym, w« will mail a chock tlx teaching authority and to deal you every months for lift If you Invest through o preine Wisdom, the hirst Love, • • • to MEATS CEREAL POULTRY blows the Churrh so as to take Lternal Beauty. LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT • GROCERIES • BABY FOOD • SOUPS Married • VEGETABLES • SEA FOODS • COFFEE The rate of interest Orthodox Priest • • • depends upon your age. DAIRY PROD. SOAP POW. SUGAR You will help the educational work of our S.V.D. Catholic missionaries in| Becomes Catholic Priest CALL TODAY! MAIL COUPON NO* Japan and the Philippines. I)KARB()K\. Mirh - A vj entrance Into the l alholie CALLS TAKEN 24 HOURS A DAYI •A lldly ordained of the Ru- 18 priest Church in 1956 The Cardinal You will receive an assured income for life and many spiritual manian Orthodox NEWARK UNIVERSAL HOME FOOD SERVICE Church, along delegated the Chancellor to re- MArket 4-1800 after death. with his wife four remembrances and chit view the circumstances of the 2583 Morris Am Union. N J. dren, received the Morristown JEfferson 9-5202 were into case and the validity off ather Pl* hav C athollc Church here on June Moga ordination referred New An investment for LIFE and ETERNITYI s was Brunswick - CHarter 9-3666 »h»r dotails 1< The Rev Peter to where priest. Rome It was upheld Moga, then Paterson LAmbert 3-8605 was assigned as an by the Sacred Congregation of assistant at St. Mary's Ku the Oriental Church collabor For Send ma Information in Red Bank confidential on your Life Income Mission Contract SHadyside 1-4702 manian Byzantine Church alion with the Holy Office Addt*»i _ Born in the C S but Staten Island 1-3600 Information Name Age raised A professor at Sacred Heart ELgin in Rumania. Father Moga was Seminary reviewed moral theol- Park 5-8890 City Address ordained In the Asbury PRospect write - Orthodox ogy with Father Mog* and Church at Crass Lake, Mich , then the rector of another sem- Zone today to City State July 2, 1938 For seven yrars examined him inary in prepar- he worked in St. Minn for Paul, , ation faculties to preach VJ/ NIV ERS AL Inc,. and In 1945 came to Dearborn and administer the Sacra- as pastor of SS Peter and Paul ments Finally, Archbishop MEMBER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN NEWARK >. MON REV. FATHER RALPH s.v and Church. catholic univkrsities Orthodox John F. Deardrn of Detroit ap- 316 N. MICHIGAN proved Father Moga's petition, 2533 MORRIS AVENUf UNION N J CHICAGO 1 FATHER MOGA petitioned writing the stage for last week'a th* late Cardinal Mooney for ceremonies. THB 6 ADVOCATE June 1», 1959 Film ‘Pope’s Day’ NewBooks Evaluated the New Books Movie Reviews On TV June 23 Reviewing This classification It prepared b▼ Best Thp Seventh Day (lIP. by Hana If- NEW YORK "The These Pope's Sellar*. I nlveretty of Scranton. ( lasel ' Kuret reviews ere in brief By William H. Mooring Orations. 1 General readlnr; 11. Adult* XXIII cent's College, Latrobe, Penn. He FATHER EGAN said if even SUMMER OF 1959 also studied half at St. Mary’s Semi- the boys in this country nary, Morristown, and the Pon- showing signs of a vocation were tifical institute of St. Anselmo, encouraged to enter a minor Selon Holl University for provide! . .(ruction Rome, Italy. In 1954 Catholic children with the reading problem*. During lummir ses- University bestowed upon him Holy Father »ion, children are given remedial help at the Univeriify thej Licentiate In Sacred Theolo- I Campus at South Orange, New Jersey Those who apply sy Sat for for The title of Portrait summer instruction will be interviewed ond tested by his dissertation Is Papal specialists in reading instruction. Teaching on Priestly To Aid Artist Learning from St Pius X to Plus XII” VELO D'ASTICO. Italy (NC) Parents who wish to enroll their children for remedial —A former Papal has instruction should diplomat write or telephone for an application. revealed here that John should be Pope Applications addressed to: XXIII sat for a portrait when FULLY he was Apostolic Delegate to Masses AUTOMATIC DR. JOHN H CALLAN, Dean Daily Bulgaria in order to help a GIANT FULL I Following are Hated churcnee with struggling young artist SIZE let* WASHER OR morning weekday Maaa. SCREEN According to press reports School of Education The Advocate would welcome auch DRYER RANGE liatinga from artist, other paatora. the Kyril Vsssilev, rr T. V. SET has SETON HALL UNIVERSITY WEEKDAYS portcdly been offered $150,- 000 for the portrait •t Pa trick *a Pro Cathedral. Waahlng 31 Clinton Street, Newark, New Jersey ton It. and Central Are.. Newark. 1113 Msgr. Francesco Galloni, pm •*“ who was then charge d'affaires th ..c. .», DISH washer mower »t. Alovaiua. 44 Fie min* Ave.. New power hi-fi tape recorder erk. 1143 am. at the Apostolic Delegation in Children who *t may profit by attending summer classes, Brldget'a 404 Plane It.. Newark Bulgaria, said that the young 11 10 pm* JOIN NOW...GET will be interviewed Instructions Kt. artist himself there YOUR FREE GIFT AND by appointment. will John’a 14 Mulberry It . New presented are. 11 13 on 1959 will be one i p m and asked to see the begin July 6, and given hour doily §l. delegate. Mary'a Abb«» Church. High It . When he was received by the (Monday to Friday inclusive) until July 31. Total fee, for near Springfield. Newark. 1113 pm.* Sacred Heart. 71 Broad It.. Bloom announced that those will on future Pope he accepted, be S5O payable the day of field. 11 30 a m. he wanted to paint his portrait. registration. St. Peter*a. Grand A Van Vorat Ila ALL . YOUR FOOD 11 03 The delegate, then Arch ! Jtraey City p ra. I ‘except Saturdaya bishop Angelo Roncalli, refused PLUS A BRAND NEW with kindness. He told the REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER CHUT t UPRIGHT FRII2UI AUO AVAILAUI young man that besides being very busy he had no money to pay for a portrait. Vassilev 9:30 Open to 9:30, Saturday to S said he was just beginning his career and that if he could ex- Sturdily-built fur season* of outdoor use! hibit a portrait of the delegate other people would want their too Huffman & Hoyle * Michigan white cedar portraits painted St If Msgr. Galloni said that Arch A DIFIOSTINC $3795 was Roncalli moved by settee and 2 chairs. bishop lIFRIGIRATOI Vassilev's and sat several plea mini times. *•■»! N Couple to Note Golden Wedding EAST ORANGE Mr. »nd Mr*. Bernard A. Kinneran, 33 Summit St., who were married MONEY BACK GUARANTEE or. June 16, 1909, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on all foods on June 20 with a Mast of 1 f Thanksgiving at 9 a m. In Our COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE • FOOD SPOILAGE MSURANCE • HOME InIIVERIES * Lady of Christians Church Help HOME ECONOMISTS SERVICE «... MEMIER CHAMIER OF COMMERCE. . . Rev. Michael Grady will cele * sir V brate the Mass The couple have been lifelong NO MONEY members of Our Lady Help of DOWN Christiana. Mr. Elnneran was an altar boy for 10 years and is still a member of the church's NOT JUST MEATS BUT AIL FOODS Guard of Honor. o will MUM • CROURIII • CIRUI The lubilarians be guests • COIFU • SUGAR • 10AP POWDII lAIT FOOD • ntITUIII • • of honor at a reception given by DAIRT PRODUCT! • 1U FOOO POUITIT their daughters June 21 at the Rugged, and home of one of them, Mrs. James to right for out-doors, our Michi. A. Lynch 111, 16 Beach St., Ms •on white cedar A pine furniture take* iu CALL TODAY iplewood The other daughter, THOR FOOD place aniartly on SERVICE your lawn, porch, or patio Marie C. Einneran, lives with COLLECT CALLS It ACCEPTED MAIL A PHONE ORDERS haa the handsome lines you Hke for smart her 101 Centrol Avenui INVITED! parents CA 612 On all Huffman A Boy has N. It tty ling; it the heft you want for solid NEWARK 3-6474 Weitfield, J. summer furniture! Bigelow service, year after year! Peking Cathedral PATERSON 4-5280 -MUlberry PI««M k«r« icprlMnttlivi oil Cloned by Reds NEW BRUNSWICK Charter 7-9000 For furtkrr VoToiln E'lve stores centrally located: ROME (NC) - The Peking MORRISTOWN JEfferson 9-3606 cathedral and buildings annexed • HACKENSACK RED NAME to it have been converted by the BANK -SHadyside 1-4343 • RAMSEY Chinese Reds “to other uses," It © 24-Hoar Sorvice Daily and Sunday % mn w m has been reported here by Fldes. ADDRESS Hava the in homo without • plan explained your obligation. SPRINGFIELD mission news agency. OMI • The Mntmant mada anytima ruSNITUtI • C AtriT INtit report did not Indicate • ORANGE OICJSATINO w what "other uses" meant. unday a# during weak, day or CITY St. Michael's Church in Peking |«vtßln(. • POMPTON PLAINS has also been closed, ths report I 101 Control Avenu* 1 added. PHONE N. J. __ Weitfield, THE advocate 8 June 19, 1959 Safety Suggestion The Bravata Case THE QUESTION BOX The quadruplet* fathered by a man with a Mott Her. Welter Curtis, 76 Broed St., Rloomlield, N.)* ment, save the public disgrace if such there be woman who not is editor The submitted him waa even legally hia wife do of hit crime? of Question Box. Questions mey be to not make the cate four time* for ensure in this column. more important. Cases of this kind do break important laws It would be just at immoral if and Q. Ii then an order of An- cles. Priests will assure you that only one child deserve serious punishment The law had been born. We believe puUaiu Nni and may I have many come for instruction in that tome comment against living in lewdness and the law the open their address. who had kind upon moral uncleanneta involved it re- against adult years some bigamy are meant to protect proper quired. A. There is an order called (fie; of Catholic background. A god- marriages, to innocent to safeguard persons and Canonesses of St To ui, and we think to all decent Visionary 1 parent's prayers may accomplish citizens, the guard against illegitimate chidren who will be Augustine whose U. S. mother- this fine result disgusting iltuation wat not newsworthy. It to de- a burden the state. AU these are important. house is in New at 07 Whether •erved printing only upon the police blotter. We ■Hie crime York Citv more than this can he that bring* about these effects is not W 47th St.. New York, 36 be determined by ahould have been spared the of done can only tordid details a just “unfortunate" but morally dangerous and man who in selfishness lived the circumstances. If the god- jungle In jungle deserving of weighty penalties. Those who Q. In one of my confessions ityle. break child is in contact with the god- Our press did public morality disser- either of a these two laws should be punished and the priest asked a question that vice parents they may be able to pro- by devoting so many columns to this im- the sake I answered I severely for of the public good. as understood It. vide spiritual encouragement If morality. In so publicized a case it would be most Now I have a doubt about my this cannot be done the only ac- Only became it wat so publicized What do we feel damaging to public morality to take no penal answer. should I do? it tion possible is prayer needed to past 'his moral comment. Had In it action. Only a careful investigation of all the A. confession we must tell It is understood, of course, that remained buried Page 8 truth on it would still have facts and a prudent weighing of all the interests the of course and must give been godparents cannot forcibly usurp a public crime but on# best left to the involved will of a correct reply to any suggest the kind punishment to question the rights of the and ailence of court parents; action. be given out. Jail not that the priest asks in order to may be the answer, al- that they would be imprudent to About all that can De said in defense of the term perform his office However though a short jail with lengthy probation we the cause trouble in family. culprit’s conduct is this, need that he did without legal might well be assigned. only answer the question a« In a particular case follow th* measure the same thing that host In our immoral divorce The support of the innocent woman, and of we can their nervousness the directions of a priest. laws make possible with legal He some penitents do measures can innocent children must also be assured and not give a wrong argue with a certain of reply. This is not intended Are degree truth that we just from public funds but as much as possible by Q. godparents expected them who accept the divorced and remarried man from but is a complete mistake to lake the plare of the labor of the guilty party or parties. parents with children If this of a former union in another state For the sake resulted in a notable and the child if the par- of the children-victims some pub- rear cannot point too strong a at lic change in the matter confessed die? finger him for his relief may be needed through the years and ents children in two states. i’ he to the atten for their sake ought not be denied may brought A Godparents are parents lion of Perhaps because we have accepted Ihe im It to a confessor in a future in spiritual fashion and seems us then that this man. and others only a morality called divorce w# confession. therefore not to felt so little revulsion who may commit the same public crime, should are obliged at the the disgraceful given immorali- i Usually priest « take and who publicity this be held to strict account by the courts and for question rear children may will make that ty. By our easy acceptance of public immorality I not difference and b< many years to come. They show a contempt for orphaned we make easier it would be quite permissible to This is true when Immorality by increasing num- law; let the law enforce respect for itself They certainly bers. Let’s not duck from forget the mistake made in good there blood relatives of the away our own share show a disregard for others; let the court force are of the blame. faith. this them to for their rhild upon whom obligation care victims. They have given Our Immediate touches (all Kven when there question the action public had example; for others may ar«s the sake of let Q. It it true that (*n errtaln needed in a case like the such relatives who are able ,>r Bravata case to sup- the courts make of them that will no an example dan a tl>« tniv not bo said port public Shall he others. willing to the child t'm morality. be without punish- deter in black? accept godparents are not required to A Yes thin is true On many do so except out of charity n' the days of the year a Mass If the child will not otherwise Geneva or Fatima? in black is not permitted unless be raised a Catholic and the god- the has special permission pnest child parent ran take the into Al these Unci being to chance the color of that day are written, the con it settled, otherwise >hey would not have created his home, there would then b« Even ferenee of foreign minliteri at Geneva l« in the It in the first if he has this permission place. an obligation to do so As you if the which verge of breaking up, without made There or day is one on having any was, therefore, little nr no reason to this black see is a rare rase meaiurable contribution to the is permitted, the priest is peace and wel- expect any real results from the Geneva meet However, the warmth of chari- not obliced to the fare of the world. The of the We say Requiem of representative! ing. nave good reason, however, to be tv that fills the hearts follow- grati esen if the Mass is for a western nations stUl that some- Mass, express the hope tied at the conduct of the representatives of the ers of Christ often suggests that thing Red deceased person, unless the color may yet be from the month long free world, Chinese Aims salvaged especially of our Secretary of State much more be done than Is itself when the sessions. was afcreed to We can pray that even suc- Exposed ao this limited Lacking the experience of Mr. Dulles, Mr. Merter strictly required Many open cess will be stipend was given achieved, but we should not be has nevertheless stood firmly by the sound prin their homes to the orphaned; Most Masses offered by priests unduly disappointed if it does not materialize. in and take ciples of our position the Berlin matter, re- in so doing in Christ In a Letter are said for deceased people If The Geneva conference From Tibetans ones is failing for the Sim fusing to be intimidated by Russian threats or to in His little pie black had to be used in each reason that Russia's Gromyko did not come be taken in by communist double-talk the Masses in the If Catholics prepared to case assigned Q a collide arr negotiate In good faith Wc really And what of the summit conference for which Missal for the saints would sel hut married had no reason to that Louis Francis Budenz are by a judge believe he wou'J; the the foreign ministers meeting was to have been By dom be said be Christian Russians do not want to Their the ran they given settle anything preparation? We pray and trust that Mr In hli famous novel, “The In of the fact that burial' In the middle of the resolution, to the slew so whole policy, shaped to attain their end of world Kisenhower will not allow himself to be year 1949, when the com trapped Brother* at Mass the Karamazov," Fyodor the Reds declare “Tibet subdued many today use A This couple is living in sin domination, ia to things In turmoil into such conference Two weeks is an munists mainland China keep in con- attending any said Dostoyevsky something inalienable of It be daily missal, many priests pre and will not he fusion, in disorder. It in circum- part China. aid declared that they would given Christian is only these ago the President made it clear that he did not which we of the West the fer to the Mass to burial It be that will atances that might well longs to big family of Chi "liberate" Tibet Then it use assigned may they they can hope to foist upon man believe that the Geneva meeting had made suf was cherish he not the day (with its proper color) have the of be- kind of Socialism, volun nese people. . . to the hand- that the Tibetan leaders grare repentance their diabolical way life ficient progress to justify conference of the appealed a leered, is not much of and it for the deceased fore die, but this so the labor ful reactionaries, much less to to Council offer per they is too There was no need of heads of state. has the Security a foreign mirislers Nothing happened since then it is t'nless question as atheism that is the imperialists and in learn: son he has agreed to say great chance for anyone to if the Russians wanted foreign Rut we "To our great- a meeting really to nego- to warrant or to permit him to change its heart and’ terventioniats." the Requiem Mass (in black) he take est disappointment, both of tiate. The western powers have their ambassa- that the Russian ultimatum (that turned our position; center is to do The of and permitted so dors in Moscow, there Russian be suppression the Tibetan appeals were ignored re- just as are am- out not to an ultimatum!) that the western If Western bassadors in and people is proclaimed to be main unanswered to this day.” Paris, London Washington. The powers must be out of Berlin within a year should thinkers a Q. Is it true that all willfully and " Can the settlement Berlin wholly internal affair of China international jurists of the crisis artificially only confirm him in It He must know that a leaders impure thoughts are mortal Mass Calendar fully than the created, must not under have any more success sins' we forget, by Khrushchev—- summit conference the present circum- grasped this' AGAINST THAT, Tibeian lead Tibetan leaders I!M9 the could have been in or A Three needed to arranged simply and easily stances can serve but one cause, that of our things are fundamental re- era assert that the later on’ We Sundiv Fifth Sunday as early as people of Hungary make mortal Jim# 21 afl#f through these regular diplomatic channels. They enemy. Russia. a sin deliberate Doubl# Gl ality, and had D find PmlKO»t Grr*n 2nd Coll, year 635 A. . we ample await an answer, knowing that St Aloyelut 3 A 1N • Cr Pr#f n# exist for no other reason, at least for no other And With the consent, knowingly given, to ser what of the future’ apparent whati Trimly assayed evidence that Tibet ha* always Tibet s tragedy a* well as Hun- publicly avowed reason; there is more than eollapse of human efforts to the of ious matter If any of these is June 22 Monday St Paulmus Bi.h- a save peace communism " been an independent They then gary's is on the conscience of the op ( onresaot Double Whit# Gl 2nd suspicion that Russian head the that the sin venial and ambassadors up spy world, may we not hope mankind in wanting, is i.N'i. H I N' i Common PrW holds store gc on to follow the Tibetan story West (oil A 1 rings no less than diplomatic missions. and 1 of will realize the perhaps the act may not be sin June T u#ad a y Vigil of Si John you and all us finally for its all op-| th# Raptiet Vigil \ K>l#t \o Gl 2nd This fu' at all ordinary diplomatic machinery was not pressing urgency of the message of Fatima, the Coll A "Consequently, it is our will that priests would regard it as PRE-CANA their part of duty to apply them Julc I] IS _ Jerae. no. SI Paul ■ selves with all 'Gmenvlllai Hr. « VIOS possible rare and MEET July M Aus 2 Smith Plains. SI to energy the study of social sci- narthalomew i SI JIS97 Au« JO , ence and social Rlur r have 750 -V*' We specially nr_. nisii % trained men to handle & customers’ 4 requests for Gas service. 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ArI7M» THE 10 ADVOCATE June 19, 1959 Olean Namesake Saluted Mission Demands Charity By Archbishop Walsh High IRVINGTON Student! at school for boys and girls, it Not Archbishop Walsh High School dedicated to Archbishop Walsh Sacrifices, hero Leftovers through their pastor at St because he served as Chancellor Leo's have The garbage pails and incin- Church, congratulated o‘ the Buffalo Diocese before erators of Walsh School in New It is the United States de- Archbishop High coming to Jersey con- Olcan. N. Y., the Franciscan stroy more food in a day than Society for the on completion ducted by priests and Propagation of their one-third of the people of the new school Sisters and opened a year ago A while work world eat in a month. of the Faith congratulatory telegram was ir an annex on the The problem, of sent to Rev. Kenneth Dorr, new school was In course, is dis- Archdiocese of Newark: progress. O F M tribution. . principal of the new Archbishop Walsh High School Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, 8.T.D., Ph.D., LL.D. school, John O Ruch The Society for the by Msgr of Irungton was founded by Propaga- 31 Mulberry St., Newark tion 2, N. J. Phone: MArket 2-2SOJ mann of St. Leo's 12 Buchmann 1951 of the Faith cannot distri- on June Msgr in It held Hours: 9 Dally, a.m. to S p.m.; 9 a.m. to 12. That bute your leftovers, Saturday, was the date that Auxiliary its fifth graduation on June 18 but can Diocese of Paterson: Bishop Leo Smith of Buffalo Boland distribute your sacrifices If a R with Archhishop presid- starving Rt. Rev. Ms*r. William F. Louii, J.C.D. the cornerstone of the Olean ing boy came to your door [put 2t De with his bowl, what Grasse St., Paterson 1, N. J. Phone: 4-9400. jhigh school in place A class of 106 received diplo- would you ARmory Hours: 9 to 5 The put in it? Dally, a.m. p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. I school, a diocesan high mas Just remember there are two who are hungry: Christ hungers this that you may fill up starving. “I wa* with thorn in the 1 recently,” starving boy because He is The people in mission lands can write* Father Frassineti, "offered hungry; Christ hungers In be reached in you their misery, !my Mas* for them the civilly through your charity. dead They can (even their family name is be filled with both food of the taken away), deprived of all body and of the spirit. Bishop Stanton human hope —and, through the Send your sacrifices to the So- interpreter, spoke to them of for In ciety the Propagation of the Hope Immortal, Jesus, Hi* Love Nutley Faith for the Holy Father to dis- and Hi* Heaven. Stanton Bishop will make tribute an impartially among the “I CONFERENCE ABOUT CASUALTY: Name was deeply moved, never Holy Hospital Doctors Frank appeal on behalf of the missionaries all Gilroy. Society over theVorld. had such John and Frank confer for having an experience Flynn, Victor Blenkle Begen in room about the Propagation of the emergency Seeks In my life. Physically and med- mock Scout Faith on June II at St. Financing blast “victim” The Mary's ically portrayed by Boy emergency conference was part they are taken care of, Church, Nutley, Msgr. J. h of disaster drill at James or l.eper hut morally recent the hospital. Owens, Library and spiritually pastor. for Bogging tho most "wretched there Is much to be done for Bishop Stanton is deeply poople on earth, the living dead,” them. to grateful Msgr. Owens and to Rev. J J. Henry Frassineti, S.X., "Upon the earnest Hit re- When ‘Disaster’ the other of lepers’ J. pastors the Arch asks help for the Jerome National Leper quest, the superior promised to Stanley diocese for their cooperation in Colony of Kanoya, Kobe, ♦ * making Japan, build near the chapel a library, CHURCH GOODS these appeals possible. where 1,200 lepers reside, among reading room and facilities for Plant 1 16 V# u •n *• • them 120 Catholics. the Bergen County a g resident librarian, a leper f**A 2*5071 N*■work N J himself. Thus the Catholics will TEANEC’K Disaster had hit a Bergen county in- have reading accomodations and AT THE TOP OF THE dustrial hundreds of men, women and children were CLASS non-Catholics may join them The plant, U uvually a description of a who la outstanding cost will be and In a NOIONIHSVM pr:son among *IO.OOO. injured, Holy Name Hospital was ready. little ISIMOId ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. hla associates. And thli la true of the who la priest the paator "We do not more than have a cent. I an hour 83 patients suffering everything from P»Joiodio3u| MONUMINTt • MAUIOLIUM of Messcreha He (Fthloplal. la truly hope you ran help !S U « 9041 >4l RIOOI ROAD NO ARLINGTON N J. us. I am sure chemical burns to shock had been treated ONIQOIM Opposite Hn!» Crttta Comotery st outstanding alnre. among the prirsla the investment P-* IVIINH4 fNOIfIQ will pay off good V»ti» Our fpociout Indoor Ihowroom " Happily it all a who have aarrlflred for was a make-he- *E ARE THE LARGEST MANUFACTI'RER OF MEMORIAI S IN THE everything dividends the S3 In one STATE AND ARE PASSING ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS beve—a disaster drill demon screening patients sti avow unit n *r SAVING OF the work of the miaalona thla devoted to *mvmin BY SCI.LING DIRECT TO PURCHASER hour 10 minutes they had all strate the and man haa aacrlflred the moat. Aeeord- hospital's prepared- •ARRI OUILO MONUMINTt Philippine Sinter» been treated for shock, fra- ness for the ing to the Apostolic delegate thla unexpected as re- and chem- for Aid bv the Joint ('ommixxion lures, lacerations, fire pastor la the poorest and moat Iso- Thankful quired ical poisoning, mental dis- Benedictine Sisters of for the Accreditation of burns, lated of all the missionaries In Ethi- Immitu Hospitals latp Heart hurhances, etc opia. lie Uvea alone in the of Mary Million on moun- THE loco* Sur. RECENT drill began with Disaster tags were used to tains, exposed to biting winds of gale I Philippine Islands. are * call a phone reporting the ex route the patients to treatment forre, he Erateful for a check* received uses an abandoned stable " plosion at from the for a nearby plant Sec- areas, such as operating room, for all hla missionary artlvltles. He Society the Propaga onds later tlon of the car borne Injured, por x ray and emergency. Girls of Tht Hfdy Falhtr) ALmw Aid asks for nothing, hut the Apostolic Futh In Need trayed by the Scouts of Our Volunteers acted as Time of Delegate Writing Bergen Lady's rhr OnmLi/ refuses to allow him lo eon. Bishop Stanton, Moth- fnr Chunk County, Civilian couriers and tlnue M B began arriving guides lo live In elrcumstanres unfit er Benedict, OS . says: -The Consult Your Catholic Funeral auxiliary police all The drill directed Director for humao murh less rheck for $133 guarded en was by Dr a being for a priest. Our appeal Is for means so much to trances D M. 12.500 lo build combination rectory and renter for us We have McCullagh Mayer and Dr U hose atid a parish this our problems and careful service is in accord u ith the A 100 M. with understanding devoted missionary who stands the staff of doctors, nurses, Lynch, Sister Philomena "at top of the elaaa." our struggles and it 11 only the clerks and volunteers began Mary, the hospital administrator. traditions Mother Church thought of never failing Provi- of Holy YOU CAN LIVE AFTER DEATIPIN HEAVEN IN UNION dence backed up by WITH OUR LORD golden- YOU CAN LIVE AFTER DEATH ON hearted benefactors that EARTH YOUR GOOD WORKS IF keeps us THROUGH YOU REMEM- from being discouraged at times BER THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS IN YOUR WILL' To Parents "The fart that our Bring peso is WHO WILL HELP CHRIST TO CARRY HIS CROSS? This losing more and more of its question asked for Ihe first was lime on Good Friday and Simon purchasing value, emphasize* New CODEY S FUNERAL SERVIC” EARL F. BOSWORTH of Cyrene was forced by the Roman sol- further our financial difficul- ESSEX COUNTY 77 PARK STREET 31 1 WILLOW diers Understanding: AVENUE to carry the Cross after the exhaust- ties. Therefore, you may well MONTCLAIR. N. J. HOBOKEN. N ed Christ. The Father asks the J. Holy same imagine our relief and grati- NECKER-SHARPE MOntclair 2-0005 HOboken 3-1455 question today and the answer Is prompt for A Book ao tude on Vocations your most generous FUNERAL HOME and that thrre la need for HOboken 3-1456 generous no I help. 525 Roman soldiers 45th STREET DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME or high pressure of any "With thankful Anne Mae hearts, w* beg By Buckley kind. The Father needs UNION CITY. N. J. LAWRENCE O FALLON Holy help our dear 269 MT PROSPECT AVE. Lord to repay In A of Sisters revealed Christ, Himself, over survey 4,000 and that UNion 7 needs YOl'R help to con- " priests 0820 157 BOWERS STREET flowing measure NEWARK, N. J. tinue to Ills Cross the lands 59% of the men and 72% of the women had encountered UNion 7 carry through of The 0120 CITY N J. Church's last stand In the HUmboldt 2-3333 JERSEY the Near Fast Missions. Will him. A you help Fast, the parental opposition lo their vocations ranging from 9 Philippine Islands mis Oldfield 0579 stringless gift to the Father Is WOZNIAK Holy a gift to Our I-ord a lions deserve and need all ridicule to violence ("Environmental Factors In- OEORGE AHR l SON atrlnglesa to the Father the physical gift Holy will help Our Lord In Ills MEMORIAL HOME prayers and generosity that Rev Thomas S Bow- James a. McLaughlin Mystical Body In the lands of we fluencing Religious Vocations." by 700 NYE AVENUE suffering and poverty. Can you ran 320 22 Myrtle Avenue. help? provide them S J IRVINGTON. N. J. 591 JERSEY AVENUE _ dern, ) N. J " Irvington, JERSEY CITY N J. SOON IT WILL BE TIME FOR VACATION Hr* Yet. the of Catholic alone EStex 3-1020 . . FOR US VA- bfimolinhfin teaching Conrad 8, Ray Womiok, CATION Oldfield IS A CHANGE OF SCENE FOR THE POOR theology has always been that •On thp extent to 3 2266 a which a Director* REFUGEES Mixtion (.onvent REZEM FUNERAL HOME A CHANGE OF SCENE WOULD BE FOOD ON parent'! prevention of youth's child who enters religion is "lost" a EStev HOWARD J BRENNAN THE TABLE SOME DECENT San- the 3 0606 CLOTHING PROPER Charkapathar, deep in the entering priesthood or reli- to his parents "Experience has 579 Grove Street MEDICAL CARE 6414 A FIT SCHOOL FOR THE tal jungle. had its first Catholic lioua life is a that do BERGENLINE AVE. CHILDREN serious ain demonstrated parents not JOHN F. MURPHY Irvington, N. J. CAN YOU HELP US IN OUR WORK Rev Alex FOR THE REF- priest. M. Bombers, The problem of parental lose' children who follow reli WEST NEW YORK N J. mis- 480 SANFORD AVENUE EStex 2 8700 UGEES A CONTRIBUTION TO THE OF M in REFUGEE FUND . December, 1938. On understanding of the rellgtoui gious vocations In fact, they of UNion 7 0373 WILL BRING SOME POOR CHILD AND HIS the Feast of the NEWARK. N. j. FAMILY Immaculate Con- vocation la, then, a aerioua one tpn maintain family connections STANTON FUNERAL HOME CLOSER TO THE HUMAN STANDARD EStex 3-6053 OF LIVING' ception he look over a former which warranti quick attention. better than those who for PATRICK J CONTE marry, 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE Baptist missionary plant He obvious reasons FUNERAL HOME PIERRE and GEORGES have A JOHN J QUINN NUTLEY, N J worked the SIGNIFICANT STEP toward repaired 60 year old neglected the mz hard have prayrd • finally, on graslt.v of par- 36 Tuert Ave Jertey they often and aolulion of the problem ia the FUNERAL HOME 2-3131 , City house and was waiting for Sisters NUtley confident ental objections to a child s Aedon they are that Our Lord wants voca PARK (reor St I Church) to arrive forthcoming book, "Parents' Role 323 329 AVENUE them to be work tion "The teaching of theology is prlrsts lo for the in Vocationa," by Rev JOSEPH P. MURPHY HE 5 6451 "But God had other Godfrey ORANGE. N. J. welfare souls In plant," that who without of Lebanon The fami- Poage. CP, and John P Treacy parents just DE 3 9259 writes Father Bombers, "and 102 FLEMING AVENUE lies of these present child from enter ORonge 36348 two young men are also (Bruce Puhliahing Company. Mil- cause a allowed fire to NEWARK. N. J. willing to make the sacrifice. There sweep through ing a religious state cannot be la waukee S2 B5I FRANK the mission the very night I excused from " McGEE MArket 3-0514 but one thing larking rarh hoy mortal sin UNION COUNTY boasted things were all fixed. Admittedly, the authora have 525 SUMMER must have a sponsor who will AVENUE pay his let It was a horrible fire out to help parenta guide NEWARK. N necessary expenses of SIOO dur- and every- j a year their children ing Ihe six thing was burned. All I rould to a "proper atate Teacher year seminary course. Perhaps you ran help them Bergen HUmboldt 2 2222 BERGEN COUNTY OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME of life." and diacuaa save was my Mass kit. primarily, to WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU HAD the role 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET A MASS OFFERED parenta" in foatering vo To MURPHY FUNERAL "Now, if the Sisters lo Make Vows HOME THOMAS J DIFFILY FOR THE TEMPORAL are HILLSIDE. N J OR ETERNAL WELFARE OF YOUR rations to the pneathood and come, the roof re GRACE MURPHY. Director of their new build NEW NY 41 AMES AVENUE FATHER? THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS llginui life ROCHELLE, Elliobeth 2 I 663 WILL ing musl be before the 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE HELP up rains Brother Dennis C THE LIVING AND THE DEAD But It 10 happens," they has- Clancy. RUTHERFORD, N. J. DANIEL J LEONARD l SONS come in two months I had NEWARK. N J. hoped ESC H , son of Mr and Mrs ten to point out. "that cannot WEbtler 2 0098 to the bv this one MORTUARY begin rectory time, T of New HUmboldt 3 2600 SISTER GABRIEL AND SISTER VER- of child's Jay Clancy York, will I have separate one aspect a as no real house in which make 242 WEST JERSEY ONICA WISH TO ENTER THE CON Ufa from his total life profession of perpetual PATRICK J CONTE STREET to live the BERNARD A KANE But, Sisters must N J. VENT IN INDIA. Each must have sows in the Congregation of the FUNERAL HOME ELIZABETH. nun a "Neither can one separate the •VN come first, so the kiddies be FUNERAL HOME who will contribute SISO can Christian Brothers of Ireland al Elliobeth 2 5331 sponsor a year parent's role In fostering religious 274 taught of God 39 Market Street for the lona College, here June 27 HUMBOLDT STREET two year novitiate course. You may vocations from the ( harkapathar general guid- Eotf Paterion the In convenient receives no mis- NEWARK. N J MIUER-BANN WORTH pay money any manner ance to happy and successful SW while sion allowance other than what " 3 6-0068 FUNERAL yonr "adopted daughter" prepares living HUmboldt 0733 HOME mission for her life of and sacrifice. friends send my way. SW 7-9877 prayrr 1055 EAST ST. The book, therefore, treats JERSEY Therefore. I depend completely par FLOOD FUNERAL HOME N and ental guidance from the of HENNESSEY ELIZABETH. J. upon you God s helping hand point Andrew W. Flood. Director to the teaching the tot in the nursery to FUNERAL HOME Elliobeth 2 6664 get hall rolling again I 1 1 2 So. Munn Ave. the tifrl2earßist(l)issioiisiMi shall remember each say Holy Name through en- benefactor Eo»! N J. 232 KIPP AVENUE couraging talk Orange. WERSON FUNERAL HOME FRANCIS CARDINAL SPILLMAN. Pr«tidtnl in two hours of dally teenagers to over prayer for 4 4445 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. Pttor " their problems II ORonge M*f r. P. Twohy, Nol l S«c‘y the remainder of 1939 Finally. ex 635 NORTH WOOD AVE plains real MArket 2 2530 ATIot 8 1362 s«nd oil c*mmunicotion« to: the meaning of reli- N Gifts earmarked for Father LINDEN j CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION gious vocation and tips parents Bombers be GORNY t TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE HUnter 6 4119 may sent lo the of what GORNY on the Church expects of 480 Lexington Avo. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. fires of the Society for the MORTUARY them in this regard MAYWOOD - BOGOTA OORNY l GORNY Propagation of the Faith 303 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY OF SPECIAL VALI'E MORTUARY to par EAST ORANGE. N J. HUbbord 7 3050 enta Is a chapter often 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE answering ORonge 2 2414 asked questions about vocations ELIZABETH N J ROUND AIR JOHN J. FEENEY l SONS CONDir/Q*, Examples L. V 1415 MULLIN & SON 232 FRANKLIN Elliobeth 2 •On the AVENUE social attituda toward 976 BROAD STREET RIDGEWOOD, N. J those who have "come out" of NEWARK. N J. Gl Ibert 4-7650 the seminary or convent, the au- MArket 3 0660 PASSAIC COUNTY thors write "At present there CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE are over half a million Catholic PETER J. QUINN men and women who have 1321 TEANECK ROAD HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME spent Funeral Director some time in a seminary or con- WEST ENGLEWOOD. N. J. 171 WASHINGTON 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE PLACE vent The fact that hart the Brother Clancy, a graduate of they TE 72332 PASSAIC. N J. Al generosity to trv such life Hallows High School, New BLOOMFIELD, N. J. a PReicott 7 0141 marks them entered of as superior to those York, the novitiate the Pilgrim 8-1260 who Congregation West N. Y were unahli o afralr to at Park. HUDSON COUNTY OORNY 4 GORNY 1950 ll* GORNY l OORNY make a similar decision in completed his train MORTUARY MORTUARY Member • On the age of decision regard ing a: loni College in 1954 and NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Servtn* th« United RIEMAN FUNERAL Slat**. n- moil and Canadk,anaua, Uttlro anaand rnosimod uuninforvlin rountiroumnillet Only Funeral was to teach St 399 HOME Director* ing religious vocation "Certainly assigneo at HOOVER AVENUE 519 MARSHALL STREET in North Hud*o« providing this Mr vie* and 14 of Bona'enturr' St 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE hoys girls si or 15 years to,lege Johns, BLOOMFIELD. N, J. PATERSON. N J. age do not realize what Newfoundlanr t insels for four UNION CITY. N Why doe 9 Leber Service Keep on Growing? lhr priest Pilgrim 3-8400 J. MUlberry 4-5400 hood, Brotherhood or Sisterhood years UNion 7 6767 tecauie every family iKtlvM FUll VAIUI at a price well within tholr But KIERNAN FUNERAL QUINLAN mtani. really entaili thes car know l.ast July he was tranilerred to HOME FUNERAL HOMI at that whether 101 WILLIAM Inc. age or not they Bergen Cathour High School Ora UNION AVENUE SCHLEMM. 27 29 HARDING AVENUE s*nl to find oul atvou' such a dell, when* he presently JERSEY is traph BELLEVILLE. N. J CITY UNION CITY CLIFTON. N. J. life for God ing religion and chemistry Broth Plymouth 9 3503 UNion 7 1000 PRetcot* 7 3002 •On whether ot no; parrnts ei Clancy holds a degree of should allow CODEYS LEBER LEBER FUNERAL HOME a daughter to follow bachelor of science from lona FUNERAL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME a religious vocation if she is College; is currently studying for CORNER 20th ST. and 69 HIGH STREET 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD 154 BOULEVARD, UNION CITY needed at home if WASHINGTON PLACE hew, any. the degree of master of arts in ORANGE. N. J. UNION TELEPHONES: UNion 3-1 100 1101 CITY. N. J PASSAIC. N. parents are absolutely certain of sacred science H St John's L'nl J. 4-7554 Our Sert ut Amlshl* to their ORonge UNion 3-1100 n F.t'try Fsmily financial future A par sersity Jamaica and has also PReicott 9-3183 Rttsrdltti FtmmcUl ( ent with real In ot onditiou faith God will not done graduate work a! the Me with morial For ordinarily interfere a daugh- I'mversity at Newfound fitting In this tection call The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 ter's wishes for security reasons ,land Jane 19, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 11 PATERSON’S WELCOME: Diocesan officials turned out to welcome Cardinal Ottaviani to the Cathe- dral. Above from left, are: Carlo P. Msgr. Cianci, Msgr. Henry Cosgrove, American secretary to the the CARDINAL VISITS: Bishop McNulty Al- greets Cardinal; Archbishop Boland, Msgr. Walter H. Hill, pastor of the Cathedral; Cardinal Ottaviani, fredo Cardinal Ottaviani on the of William Msgr. steps the Cathedral F. Louis, Chancellor; Bishop and John J. Shanley. of St. John the McNulty, Msgr. The Cardinal also visited Baptist, Paterson. The here Mrs. Cardinal, William McNulty to express his on the death, of her and his from Rome sympathies May 27, son friend. where he administers the important Sacred Msgr. John L. and FRIENDSHIP REMEMBERED: The McNulty; dropped in on the studios in of Prof. artist Cardinal, with ArchbishoP Bo- Congregation of the Orange Gonippo Raggi, land, in tho Holy Office, paid a busy visit to or Sacred Heart Cathedral. Scheduled to sail for prays chapel of Villa Walsh, Morristown, founded Italy June 13, the Cardinal was by the by his North as delayed Jersey Archbishop Boland's guest, June 9-10. strike of Italian Line He close friend, the late Walsh. employes. left Idlewild Airport June 15 by jet. Archbishop / Better get 2 v cartons... one’s ) V enough! 9 9 n i @0 00 True Fruit ORANGE flavor with the taste of tree-ripened oranges. King-Size in 6 bottle cartons. RELAXING: On the porch at Villa Walsh the 68-vear- old Cardinal rests from his whirlwind tour of North Jersey with, from left. I Mother Carolina. Fillippini provincial; Archbishop Ro- MEETING THE SISTERS: land, Rev. Ferrec- The genial Cardinal chats with aspirants, postulants Joseph and Sisters at Villa chia, and Walsh, provincial house of the Teachers O.M.I., chaplain; NOW Religious Filippini, MORE THAN EVER IT PAYS Sister Philomena whose motherhouse is in his native Rome. Sperduto. TO SAVE AT THE HOWARD f a/ PILGRIMAGE OF UNUSUAL SIGNIFICANCE FOR 1959 New increased dividend rate The HOLY LAND a year MAIN OFFICEi 764 Broad SL for the Newark 1 f currant quarterly period NAZARETH • JERUSALEM beginning June 1, 1959 ALSO VISITING. r* /. FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT • / / \ ROME ATHENS • IRELAND Compounded and Credited BLOOMFIELD AYE. I Bloomflald Ave. at Cl FATIMA • LOURDES Newart 4 4 TIMES A YEAR on all balanco* of $lO to $25,000 with optional side trips to: PARIS • LONDON • DUBLIN vS SPRINGFIELD AVI. MAMCMt Springfield Ave at B NewaHi I under the personal direction ol Nothing takes the place of reserve funds in a sav- account ings —your best assurance of having cash His The Most Reverend available need Excellency, WALTER W. CURTIS, S.T.D. whenever you it for emergencies or opportunities. Open your account here today. Auxiliary Bishop. Archdiocese of Newark BANK BY MAIL— We Both nr .ciEnrrm Vi»it all the major point* of Catholic interest in Pay Postage Ways VAILSBURO ■ RANCH t et alia wee their Jerusalem, Nazareth, the Oepetiteri eny eHice may bankbooks ef ear arbor otfiiea ter and Land . . deponti withdrawal. Holy , | So. Orange Ava. at Sandlord l Newark 6 Worship with him at the revered Shrines of Fatima and Lourdes; St. Peter's, St. Paul's, St. John Our lateran . . . Lady of Knock in Ireland. 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South Orange 12 THE ADVOCATE June 19, 1959 Congratulations to the Young Advocate Grads of 1959 Dear of 1959: if will to Class tor, or you learn up. You wonder if all of your ia high later. school, college or pull you through every trouble. This week control your temper, or if you dreams will com* true. Look- be thousands of you There will always the early The *ame love of God and of will will make the high school team, ing back you remember that the thoughts His put otUcaps and gowns for tears, always that world and of Hit children if to all of your last affair It or you will stay close your grade school dreams you won't quite make it—and aa a data will lead you to ■ full and Jesus and Mary. They will did not is time for you to go on to pic- come true—ther* were sometimes you won't at first. life happy and a reward of ture you as a grown man or But higher goals and to meet new disappointments. if you stick in there and love in Heaven. wonder will challenges. woman and if you keep trying you will be gradu- BUT with all of memo- Your teachers and famtliea look the or act the same the ated As you march into church same, again and again from on* ries and looks into the future will be watching aa you go from you will be under the watchful or be the same day to another until the days there must be something that your graduation. The world eye of your and form years and the form faculty your AS years will be YOU are graduated you can be learned from this day watching to see what families They will be thinking your whole life. be kind of lives will probably thinking of Something that will help you to are led by those back to the days when you first the reach some of same things. The other graduations and to TT WOULD be well too, grad who have been taught to know, started school and to ail of the in love and boy on the right is going to succeed new undertakings. uates, to remember the serve God. But most things that have to helps happened with That lesson. is important. high school you perhaps, Young Adovate, you had in reaching God will h« watch- you since that your grad- first day—the that to if His but your best friend is going you were graduated. uation The ing see Catholic grad- tears hi first grade, day. same faith in your first all of uates sre to another school. You will Despite the first grade God helps a man as it strong enough to 100%, the friend you fought helped tears and and leave their class to miss talking things over with the arguments you boys. The same and walk with home hope in SUMMER OUT: The Pom- every day, your first alone to Mary Jane, who Is leaving for the disappointments you did something better Heaven. the believing run, day you became an inic Savio Club members another state, or you can't Im- merit your diploma. that God will help Good luck! altar boy, the May crowning, us and is The is true is of Most Name agine not doing your homework same with life—- doing what best for us—will Holy School, your record of perfect attend- June Dwyer in with the girl the last row. Garfield, lined to re- ance, the awards and the hon- up the dis- You be mind Advocates ors, failures and the will thinking of your Young appointments own days In grade school and that summer means “step They will also be thinking of of your own plans You too Addie's Exam. out" time from school. The your future. They will wonder will probably wonder what will to remember St. if Savins try you will really become a doc- happen to you when you grow HEADQUARTERS Exams chip* are over in are given in column R and the saints' Dominic the sum- school and marks are being turned into the during namca arc in column A. Next to the saint's office. But Addle is she and to follow poor upset because name the number of the clue mer his good put that you CAMP DAME doesn't have to NOTRE any way see if the Young think describes him best example. Advocates have been paying attention to her T.ive Graders to Have 'N THE FOOTHILLS OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS yourself two points for each correct Eighth course in the saints. NEW HAMPSHIRE answer A perfect score is 100%. The answers To make our little mascot happy we have this Benedictine Calls ire on page —but no peeking’ ’GreatBooks’ - made saints’ BOYS - 6 to 16 GIRLS up a exam on 50 saints that we Program Ages Here's hoping you all pass with Frosh for June 24 told about Heavenly (NTI have you during the year. The colors TEORIA, HI The chal of Plato, Cervantes' "Hon Quix K1.17. ARKTII r.lrU who Saaton to 34 lenge student - June 30 August of the gifted will Oliver ote," Dickens' Twist." ha\r rrgistcrrd for the Inroiu Column A he in Column B met anew way In the NAMASCHAUG Melville's "Moby Dirk," S'eph Ing freshman class it Renrdic- SPRUCELAND Peoria grade schools next Fall A. St Anthony Crane's "The Rer| LAKE SPOFFORD 1. Jesuit doctor of the Church en Rarlce nf tine triilrmv are requested to with the start of GRANITE LAKE B St Antoninus a junior "grrat First 4 Weeks 2 Shepherdess Crurace." "The Antohmcraphv of come to the school Jane It it $l4O books'' program Second 4 Weeks C. St Augustine 3 Benjamin Franklin" amt Booker in for uniform $135 Full Teenage Polish saint a m. fittings. Season $275 Selected eighth graders Full Season D St in T. Washington's From SU also asked $250 Bernadette 4 Carmelite born of noble Florence "Cp They are to bring parents Catholic schools here he " Health Accident Insurance Four Weeks - $l6O St. Blaise will E 5 Patron of England very their eighth grade report cards. Pre Season Week Opena June 23 reading works hv F St Plato, Cervan- Boniface 6 Bishop of Cracow, Poland Flnect Equipment —Beautiful Waterfront* —Mature Supers aloe I tes. Dickens, Melville and other G St Brendan 7 Modern Cabtna and Sanitary Facilities Dominican nun persecuted hr UNLIMITED AT parents world famous Rev John VACATIONS . . . Physician Attendance —Balanced Meals H St authors. In Bngid 8 writer Resident ftospel diocesan Chaplain and .legiatered Nuria at Each Camp ' Sweeney, supennten I St Cecilia 9 Augustine's For Booklet Write mother of (Boys) (Girls, J dent schools, announced Bd. Diana 10 CYO F. MRS. T Germany's patron Father said SUMMER JOHN CULLUM MR. »n Mu- BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY % lowut Frit, fin,,t Ladltt' A Childrtn't Men'*, Hal l Selection of Bridal Fintat and Brides Maids | I Imported I-ad.».' Himpia and Show * Ha la | <44Rp Dresses Milan*. Pan*- in Straw*. T lower*. Valval* L Malarial ma*. Baku**, i Dial. Llf hi- | £ V LA NOR waiphl fait In latasf C alar* $2.-$6. 9xl2 AAd wfl BRIDAL SHOPPE and tty la*. Domestic Type 9K Rug Cleaned *^ 84 Springfield Awe. $4 REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS • STORAGE # Valua S-YEAR GUARANTEED Newwark, N. J. MOTHPROOFING IT ta Bit I MA 2-9191 Naw Bridal Department OLdfield 6-2700 LOwell 8-7900 All CONDITION!!) < l*eise > Selection Goriaoui Head HUDSON COUNTY BERGEN COUNTY piacaa and Valla Bridal Partiaa ONn Calarad Mon., ad . ta Haadplacaa ta Wall to Wall SHAMPOOED BUSY MOMS: Mrs. Robert Dyad Carpeting Loughran, president of the Tn • A M la t3O Match Gown* In Office Mothers’ f V. Home, or Business Auxiliary of St. Alyosius Jersey M Tut* , Thun., Academy, *•1 • It I TM City, presented a check recently to Sister Mary Canice, "MODERN" HATTERS principal. The funds, $16,000, were raised the W/mmi\mmxsS during 313 3rd STREET for JERSEY CITY year the building fund. 490 COMMUNIPAW AVI. JERSEY CITY 14 THE ADVOCATE lane 19, 1959 Tabor Pitches No-Hitter Adams Mostyn, Wyrseh, Repeat In Passaic CYO Loop PASSAIC Bmce Tabor of Mt. Carmel twirled a no* On Conference All-Star hitter and Bob Sperlarzi of St. Anthony's pitched a one- Squad hitter to feature last week's action in the Passaic Base- CYO Grant By Ed state champs, while Harrington, ball League. NEWARK Jack of of course, could win only Mostyn Bergen Catholic, Ed the con- Holy Rosary was the victim of Tabor's masterful Wyrseh of Seton Hall and A1 of St. ference title. Adams Michael’s (JC) hurling as Mt. Carmel posted a are the New 5-1 victory to move into only repeaters on The Advocate’s Jersey Cath- WEIGHTS —There were no fourth olic problems Bruce struck out 13 and St. Valentine's Track Conference outdoor all-star team, with Mostyn here at all, as Carlos place. and Croce of St. Michael’s (UC) walked four, losing hts shutout Adams also being double selections. in the shot. Boettcher in the discus when Holy Rosary scored on a To Adami the honor of Title goes steal Takes Essex and McDyer in the javelin easily walk, a and an error in the being chosen as track athlete of Peter's set a mile mark of 3:25.7 third In outclassed their fields inning. BLOOMFIELD a battl* the year, The jave- a distinction he also won and St. Michael's (JC) racked up lin was especially strong this Sperlazn was the whole show of unbeatens, St Valentine's, during the indoor The season. new standards in the two-mile St. 8 of St. year as Hal Courter of Seton Hall in Anthony's 0 shutout Bloomfield, whipped Our Lady of tow-headed Michaelian junior set (8:08 sprint medley Stephen's 6), (3:35.7) and Jim McGovern of St. as he backed up his Sorrows, South Orange, for the anew NJSIAA Catholic Peter's division and distance medley (10:36 9). wiih ho were also over the 175-foot mark. strong pitching a two run Essex County CYO grammar record of 4:23.5 for the mile and Here is the event-by-event pic- The mer in the second inning. The school baseball relay selecUons were little championship, also ran a 1:54 880 on ture: a relay win tied St. with another problem either. St. Benedict’s Anthony's Holy- succeeding Bloomfield leg. Just for kicks, he won the i Trinity in second place, both hav- St. Thomas the and was tops in the 440, St. Michael’s team, Apostle, at broad at both the SPRINTS— Both the 100 220 jump confer- (UC) I ing 3-1 records. titlist. of fin- in the 880, St. Peter's ence and state meet and presented the same order in RENEWING Rev Thomas so was ACQUAINTANCES: Manning, O.F.M., of with ish: the mile, St. Michael’s in Bishop-designate Actually, Jimmy Kuhl chosen that event Mostyn followed by confer- (JC) ST. for also. the Prelature of Coroico in Bolivia, chats with St. ( NICHOLAS Ukrainian wenl three the the two-mile and Bonaventure athletic award win- pitching a hitter, game ence champ distance med- Actually, Wyrseh and Adams 100-yard Richie Sa- on a batting spree to trounce St ley and St. ners Vincent Cimmino, and Bob Cusack. wasn't as close as the 6-4 score have bo of Marist and then confer- Aloysius in the shut- left, Bishop-designate Manning was ath- switched the roles they oc- by | Mary's, 16-7, in the third game tle hurdles. would indicated Kuhl was coast- ence 220-yard king Phil letic director at St. Bonaventure before for cupied a year ago, when Ed was Dudek of leaving mission work in 1957. Mast week Lou Lumak paced the ing behind 5 0 lead before he Pope Pius. Among the close a named tops in the mile and A1 run- winners' attack with two hits, on gave any runs. It was his sixth of Don topi in the 880. Wyrseh ners-up were Jerry Zoppo a two-run double, as ran the j Tony Popo and the 13th for the team Bosco Tech, Jim Garrigan victory fastest scratch 880 by any New and vich went the route on the pitch | without a loss Our Lady of Sor- Hanscell Gordon of Seton Jersey schoolboy this Spring, a Hall Mr.g mound. > rows. meanwhile, took its first and Jean of 1:56.3 at the conference meet. Neptune Don Bosco. I-eaguc leading St Nicholas had defeat II 410—Kahrar's in outings conference race a game listed with winless Holy Hitting stars were Ed Skorpskl AN AILING out him leg put Mostyn put in a class by himself, IR. but will be Rosary on June and John each of after Glendenning. of competition shortly he but there were four contenders idle this week coming The sched whom had three of St had run his 9 3 the Valen- startling for for the next two spots Jim Vi ule features in- | a great deal of tine's 10 hits 100. That mark has now dis- been cari, winner of the wild rodeo at f’ghting between the other con carded Earlier in the week. St Valen- as a possible record an the state meet, claimed second | tinders, Holy Trinity facing Mt the that the tine's upended St John's. Orange, supposition race was position and Jack Übhaus of St. Carmel and St Stephen's and the 18 the only 95 yards, but third 13, to gam finale Kuhl was nothing can Peter's was choice over t'kes meeting St Anthony's and detract the winner in relief in that from Mostyn's position as Adam Keret of Seton Hall and Mt Carmel. one, in when St be- the best schoolboy sprinter in the Richie Brown of St coming John's, Aloysius W l Pci St N,i at one East, prior to his 880—This the hoi** s n l hind 110 point, tied the injury was strongest non Moll 1 rintCv a I 7 so at 13 all A bases- Distribution of talent of score two-out, was wide event all, but, again. Wyrseh ‘ l I 7 so Ml l «rm*T 1 2 son loaded triple by Jack this year with no school claiming was a Duchmin clear choice for first team SI Slrhol., I 2 1 SOO more St Stephen in the final inning paved the way than two positions on the Paul Jordan of St con ’■ 1 I 2XO Peter's, llolv Ho.iry O 1 000 for a five run frame that first team. Bergen, St runner dashed Michael's, ference up, edged Ernie SI Miry I 0 s 000 St John's Seton St Benedict's and hopes. Hall, St Tolcntino of St. Michael's (JC), Aloysius all the had this distinction second in state meet, for sec- Hudson Teams The Pirates placed Wyrsch and ond team on the basis of his Tete in the O'Connor high jump, 156 8 clocking to Tolcntino's 1:- In 'Golden the Bees had Paul Davis in the Deadlock Knights'; 57 2 After that came Bill Weikel high hurdles and Tim of John JERSEY Harrington Holy Trinity, Riordan of CITY A throe way in vault and the 6th the pole Aloy- St Peter's, Mike Slattery of Del playof' for division "A" honors Annual sians scored with Mike McCutch barton and Ed Schmitt Don the of in Hudson County CYO gram eon in the high hurdles and Bosco. Bill mar school baseball learuc was Cavalcade of Music Boettcher in the discus due to open June IS atm.tin All MlLE—There In the was plenty of choosing team, boys Saints, St Aedan's and Our Lady class here, too, with Adams being | were limited to events they would NJCTC Track St. of Victories. Drum be to followed by Stan Blejwas of Holy All-Star Francis, Sacred Heart able enter in champmn- Squad a Corps ! All three clubs finish> and the Trinity and Kevin of *hip meet. Thus, Adams not Hennessey was with St both 30 FIRST TEAM (regular season 8 1 records named in the 880. and Aloysius, sub-4 run Denny Meetfor Essex Lead The NAME CYO team which drew a bye for Kahrar of St. Peter the tiers Blejwas' strong race at the EVENT SCHOOL CLASS PERK. s, con Competition 100 the round will the state meet gave him the Mostyn Catholic NLW ARK Two teams which first meet win ference 440 king and stale too edge on Bergen Sr. 9.3 opened their season 220 ner of the June 18 June 220 Hennessey Dave Hyland of St Mostyn Bergen Catholic Sr. 21.8 with a in the Essex came on champ, was listed only for bang CYO Junior Baseball County at Lincoln of the East Peter's (X 8.l hon 440 Kahrar St. Peter's 22 Park Top Corps the former event was the top (JC) Sr. 50.2 will clash head-on June 21 League at Branch Brook Park St orable mention 880 Wyrsch Seton Meanwhile, Nicholas has al Counting out Mostyn's Hall Sr. 1:56.3 Exhibitions record, Extension in the first crucial by: Mile Adams St. contest of the 1959 ready clinched division li there were three time Michael's (JC) Jr. 4:232) loop's hon all New 111 "The Golden RULES—A slump occurred 1111 wuilo St Andrew has Knights" Davis St. Benedict's Jr. campaign ors, s won Jersey Catholic records set dur 15.8 »• in these events this but St Peter « Belleville I p m year, 111 McCulcheon St. St Kranns the Bayonne title They aw ait de ing the year the 50 2 Aloysius Sr. 21 0 Xavier, Newark, At Branch Brook Park iiton»ton I past by there to be (>\i 4tl» of the \ illev (>rinsr promises big improve- BJ r I , \t rision the "A" loop hef Saturday Night, Kahrar the Adams St. Michael's (JC) Jr. 208 which blanked the Sacred Heart, in >re em in the 410, 1 56 3 by Immaculate ( onrrption. Montclair. 1 ment in 1960. Davis was picked in lIJ O'Connor Seton Hall Vailsburg. 'R" 210 runs barking on a county playoff Wyrsch the 880 and the 202 3 Sr. 5 id entry St Alo>«iub. over the St Aloysius pair. Me Newark, *• St Patrick ■ June 2 8 P.M. PV St. Saered Heart's Oth, by Dan McDyer of Camden Cath- Harrington Benedict's Jr. 116 into "A team, New ark I pm Cutcheon and John Collins, the St in SP Anthon»'» Halle* ilia *a St j n olic in In Croce St. Michael's Sr. which Itself crushed St Mary's. Rain Date: June the javelin relays, St (CC) 523 weph* Spanith. Newark. .1 Essex Catholic Wins 21»t, 2 P.M highs, while Mike .10 pm was selected DT Boettcher St. Aloysius Sr. 1316 Nullry, IRW. behnd the hit JUNIOR LIAOUI Moran of no over Richie St Bene JT At Watta«tfn« Park. Boomtiald Rifle Sponsored by: McDyer Camden Sr. ptrhing of Joe I’lltsm Our Lad* of Mt Tournament Catholic 202 3 (armel Montclair. *a diet sand C.ene Caffrey of Manst St \ alenline'%. Bloomfield. I’lltsni also the 1 p m RltHlEKlELO—Rocco DiL'bal BLESSED SACRAMENT CYO was hitting hero At Branch Goett, Pras Take in the lows Matt llagofsky of St SECOND TEAM THIRD Brook Park Cittnuon TEAM St K anna Xa»ier and. shot Essex GOLDEN KNIGHTS of his victory as he slari med a r Newark. *• Sacred a perfet 100 as at Benedict s lost out to a in Heart I. Yatlihura. 1 leg NAME SCHOOL EVENT NAME S( 11001. pm Catholic scored an homer, triple and double in St Min i upset victory jury a con Nutle* v« Sacred heart 2 NEWARK Sabo Marist 100 Dudck \ June 14 in the Inslta State AAU Titles Pope Pius test curtailed to ailibtiK 1 10 pm Ridgefield live innings hv SCHOOL Jl'MPS Sabo Marist 220 Dudrk Plus lion Rifle STADIUM —Adams, O'Connor and Pope curfew. In the Si Francs rout Tournament CLIFTON Dave Goett of Vlcari solid St. Michael's (DC) 440 t'bhaus St. Peter (JO i Rotevillo and Bloomfield Harrington were choices in s Boh Andriano led the way with Increases Essex defeated Ridgefield. A«n Seton Hall I'nivrriity and Jordan St. Peter's HOLY TRINITY (W) SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1959 Chosen for Office Full scholarships to Stanley Blejwas at Providence and St. Mo»ic Marotta Orcheitra LORETTO. Pa Wendy Jane by Johnny i John's; to Janet Christiano from Ravona, a sophomore from Upper Parish Danc 900 P M till ? the Laurel League at St. Peter's ng Saddle River, was elected vice .School of to John of the St Francis Col- CYO Briefs Nursing; president DONATION $1 00 - ace n to every on# Clarke at Rutgers and Lehigh, lege unit. National Federation of plus a partial to Newark College College Students. Ticket* be Ko»#d at tbe door Catholic St. Patrick's (Newark) will may pjr C lot Engineering; to Virginia Fahr- hold its second annual Com- As long ' mann at St. Mary's of the Woods, munion breakfast on June 21, plus a partial to Manhaltanville; as live you 8 Mass. Joseph following a m. to Fred Gajewski at Northwest- wilt receive F Walsh, Newark magistrate, yeu e ern and DePaul, plus partials to DEPENDABLE and be will guest speaker. Oberlin and from the Fanwood INCOME If GOOD Musical Society. FOR "What greater uork ij there than Rev Robert G of Im- LETTERS HONORS: Sister Anne Joseph, principal of St. Michael's you Invest your Gibney (Union Also, full to Joann Conception Seminary, scholarships looks over the letters and to be savings In our maculate City), trophies presented to honor students on June mind and Gurka St. Peter's School of training the forming the ANNUITY and John at i. V D. Darlington, McLaughlin, : 19. Left to are Barbara Nursing; to right recipients Joseph Gaud[?]o, Pfanner, Linda Michelon PLAN. chairman of the National Council Charles Grandstrand and Ken hah it i the at Seton Hall; to John at Satoyoshi. of young.” o( Catholic Youth, will be guest Keegel G You also share In Montclair State; to Mary Me speakers at the fifth annual Com- the work of great Gownn at St. School Notes breakfast of St. John's Elizabeth's College Sami Chr\io»tom the Missions and In munion John help the the and St. Mary’s of Woods; to educating Priests and Broth- (Orange), June 21 at school FILM DEVELOPED Andrew Sayko from the N R ers for the Missions # Cer- hall O- T.C. and to Providence and Cor- St. Michael's Presents Black and Whit* Service tain to* # A advantages The breakfast will follow 8 a m. Wells I I * potura Roll .50 Memorial and ro- nell; partials to Maryann lasting Mass in St. John's Church. Toast- at to til* Oloity .05 membrance In many Masses Marywood and Judith Hene- King R«prlnt» ELEMENTARY SCHOOL master will be John Mulvihill, Letters TEACHERS han to HonorStudents •nd prayers. at Marywood. COLOR FILM PROCESSING Is for free information w’hile Che chairman Patrick Write UNION CITY will FOR THE O'Malley. Varsity letters be presented to Kodacolor t Roll Socitfy Of Tho Divin* Word IMM. CONCEPTION (L) Exposure Full 20 seniors and 50 for scholastic honors developed and *nlarg*d 275 ANNUITY DIPT. scholarships to Carol Kl- underclassmen at SHOP Reprints .15 OIIARD PINNA DON'T on Sunday jewski at Holy Family, to Fran a school asembly at St. Michael's on June 19. DIOCESE OF PATERSON ces Zaiens and Dons Kulik 8 mm Roll Developed 1 50 at The awards will be given to all students who main- Madonna; to Antoinette Maran- Bmm Mag Developed 100 tained an average above 90, with seniors who held that TO EMBRACE THE COUNTIES OF gella at Paterson State and to 55mm Developed THE mark for their first 3 1 2 years, Elaine Hurley at Seton Hall. Par 20 hpoiur* 1 50 also receiving a trophy depicting PASSAIC, MORRIS and SUSSEX tials to Veronica McDonnell at the letters will be five who had Writ* for moiling envelopes boy girl in and FATHERS Albertus Magnus and to Patricia a or cap gown. already earned varsity athletic TRINITARIAN the FOTO Durborrow at the Mandl School. Among semora to receive awards: class president Daniel RYAN offer an opportunity to young men and boyt of Grammar Pcletler, John Tagliabue, Joseph BOX 24. CHATHAM. N. J. I-ACORDAIRF. Ijnda Nlichelon and PLEASE WRITE TO: School and High School to become a priett or a Brother Perfilio, Full scholarships to Marilyn Hudson Camps Carol Puentes. the Trinitarian Order, lack of fund* no in Impediment. Smith at lmmaculata, Scion Mill, Office of of Schools St. Superintendent Misericordia, and At Four Sites Vincent's Academy (New- Write toi Dunbarton ark) held Class Night exercises Marymount and to Marianne JERSEY CITY—The Hudson GEORGIAN COURT with c o Office at June 14, top awards being Chancery VOCATION DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. Judge Marymount; partials to County CYO will conduct four given to Teresa Pivola in chem- Carolyn Caprio and Eileen Corey dav sites in COLLEGE Baltimore summer camps at Box 5742, t, Maryland istry, Donna in English 24 DoGrauo Street, Patcrion, N. J. Spratt Conducted of this city, Bayonne and Union by tho Sisters Mercy and Ann Bavlevici in driver edu- FOUR-YEAR City, opening June 29 for an COURSI LIADINO TO Grads cation. was Bergenfield Commencement held I-A. and eight week season. »S. DEGREES To Hold Breakfast June 17, with Msgr Joseph Len- Registration for the four camps Well-Integrated In liberal than, of St. Joseph's, New program pastor Art*. Fin* BERGENFIELD A Com can be made daily at the CYO Arts, Science, Music, Horn* ark, presenting the diplomas and Economics, iusinass Administration. munion breakfast for the Catho- Center from 9am to 10 p m CALDWELL, NEW JBLSCY MARY Msgr. Thomas Gillhooly, dean of Teacher Training for Elementary and One of the will be l‘c graduates of Bergenfield High camps located Seton Hall. Paterson, giving the Secondary Schools, Fully Acc/*dit*d- School will be held June 21 at there, the others being at Bay- SERVE her as a address. Joan Bauer, Lucille Ga Addr***j SISTER SECRETARY CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN the Clinton Inn, Tcnafly, follow- onne Vocational High School, lante and Rachel Nappi received Oeorglan Court College BROTHER ing 8 a m. Mass at St. John Public School 8, Jersey City, and CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC MARIST special awards. Loli*wood. N*w Jsrtsy the Evangelist Edison School, Union City. Archbishop Bolanu presided at Fully Accredited Offering A.B. and B.S. Degree# In tho Society of Mary Patrick Reilly, junior CYO There will be daily swimming commencement exercises of president and a member of the at each of the camps with out- Marylawn of the Oranges (South R«v. Dir• ct• r •# Irothara, I.M. graduating class, will be master ings scheduled once a week to Orange) on June with Mrs lakes In the North 11, ft. Monir erf of ceremonies. Rev. Henry Maok Jersey area Mary'i Peter J. Cass as guest speaker St will The under Panndal. P«nn. life to Chriit In, John's pastor, pre- camps are the direc- LMSS of Dedicate your Carolyn Bensel received highest Saint Elizabeth sent to who have tion of Rev J. Murphy College diplomas those Henry N#w and Hit Bletied Mother In honors, while Mary Francis Fa- Jersey • Lorg*»f Drug Do rt - po Founded In the of completed four years of CCD In- and each has its own profes- 1899 by Sliteri Charity helping teen-age girle with gan was honored as the ideal struction. sional staff m.nt Store HAS A STOIEWIDE Marylawn girl Other went New problemi . . . become a awards Convent Station, Jersey SELECTION OF OIFTI to moke DAO THE SISTERS OF to Barbara Conaty and Kathryn THE SORROWFUL MOTHER Sister of the Schell Chosen Sisk a at proud os can bo. conducting hnapitala. achoola. or Borzelli, Bishop Stanton presented di phanaaaa. hom»i tor the aged and plomas and honors at the 52nd aleacent. Invite girla join Good Shepherd commencement of Oratory School LEARN TO READ Aiptrancv for girla To Head Councils ACTIVITIIfti County (Summit) lading romplattd tho on June 9, with Msgr Bth grad* • I W •rh. T oochlne. Dietetic*. Borzelli elected chair- P. for girla JERSEY CITY Carmine was Joseph O'Connell of Reading. Candidature Nunlm. Clerical Work. etc. LEARN TO READ BETTER Pa 1« to 30 IdCh School recommended. man of the Hudson Council of Catholic Youth at , as guest speaker. Valedic Vocational County writ* to tonan was Michael Quinn and for further Information writ* to* its 10th annual convention, June 7 at the CYO Center. salutatorlan was James Poling MOTH I R lUFIRIOR LEARN HOW TO STUDY Chosen to serve with Borzelli were Janies Convent Seed Squicctarini, Preparatory School of the iheeherd IS Morr|s Avtnut 124 tueoea Avenue vice-chairman; Vitali, Jane N. 4. Marge correspondent secretary; All Dan villa, Now Jaraoy Merrittewn. Clifton Advisors economically priced to lull Malloy of St Paul's Greenville.l recording moderator, every purse HALL secretary, and Anna J. Hajduk, county Honor Fr. SETON Marie Gacina delegate. and John McLaughlin, national Ryan CLIFTON—Rev. Leo P. Among the resolutions passed chairman, were other speakers. Ryan, FREE BALL POINT PEN Passalc-Clifton CYO UNIVERSITY THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS at the convention were ones hon- Parishes receiving district mod plaque TO THE FIRST PURCHAS- the awards erator. honored by the adult oring memory of the late for outstanding activity in was of Franeit advisors ' This Is Your Life" ERS OF $l.OO MORI Third Order Regular St. Msgr. John L. McNulty; urging j the five phases of CYO were: at a OR 151 ELLISON STREET Fort parly. June 14. at St. cooperation in the drive against {Spiritual Madonna. Lee; Philip's Paterion 2, N. J. Offer to Mon and Boyi special opportunity* achool auditorium. Young indecent literature; condemning Social Action St. Anastasia's; If Dad out of etill obitaclo. * town, you con to for tho Prieithood. Lack of fund* no of Social A gold watch was presented to »tudy segregation and other forms iCultural Visitation; him surprise with a gift from USS' For further Information, write to discrimination and objecting to St. Anastasia's, Athletic St Father Ryan by Philip Sheridan, master ceremonies ANNOUNCES salacious motion picture adver- Anastasia's Mt. Carmel received of Group SEND A "GIFT BY WIRE" in the singing by the parish moderators DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS tisements daily press. lan award for perfect attendance featured the entertainment which a all committee meeings. Franciscan Preparatory Seminary BERGEN Election of of followed SUMMER READING CLINIC the supper. Como in and a» for P. O. Box 289, Hollldaytburg 6, Ponna. ficers at the 11th annual eonven Co-chairmen for the affair tion full details JUNE 29-JULYI7 of the Bergen County Coun j St. Michael's were Mr. and Mrs. Mario Farg cil of Catholic Youth, senior divi- noli. returned Schell sion, Herbert of All color processing JS% off Student! aged 8-16 will be accepted for remedial In- Bosco Center Mt Carmel, as Schedules Ball Don Ridgewood, presi- guaranteed by Kodak itructlon Diagnostic 23 Cubs Receive Eastman or reading improvement. dent. UNION CITY - The St. Vilen RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY officers chosen tine's Club Other were will hold its innuil Parvuli Dei Award receive one hour of in»lruction Reading and Development 8 Jumbo Prints Groupi daily during the Speech Jean of St. Moonlight Bill it St. Mlchiel's Reynolds Anastasia's, WESTFIELD Rev. John L • Remedial Clattee In and leading Ora doe S thru (block A white) printed end leiiion. lpeeih College Teaneck, vice chairman; Dan Parish Center on June 20. is i Flanagan, area of the Students chaplain Male Only of climax to its developed only Corey Visitation, Paramus; June social season. Watchung Council, presented TESTING NOW IN PROGRESS • |xpert Staff Prepared te Diagnose, Test and Teach Slaw. Average, delegate; Eleanor Ml At the club's annual bowling Gormley of Parvuli Del awards to 23 Cub and Superior Student* Carmel, recording secretary; and dinner on June 13, trophies were at Enrollment limited Fee $5O • Special Adult Male and female Classes in Speech and Comprehension Scouts Holy Trinity, Westfield Margaret Meredith of Visitation, presented to team captain Helen the • A Special Caurea in Mathematics and Science leading This was largest number Robiolio and Mane Lau and • Juno 25-14 June If-JO - t AM H I] Naan, 430 corresponding secretary. to at Registration honored the parish in a single For Wilson JdWISJS your application write to: 7 30 PM. Chief at Tom for posting the high- PM te address the conven- convocation. The presentation the MRS. Tor Information Write or Colli tion was given by Robert Morris, est averages during season. Star* MARGARET G. MURPHY, Director was witnessed by younger cubs Drug D*p't. chief counsel for the Senate In The club will hold a now working toward the award It Uvratl Minn HI 1-1004-7411 Don Bosco Center golfing Summer Clinic Diagnostic ternal Committee 25 Fair At Mnrira lii dofl Reading Security pn the night June at the Lawn and was followed by Benediction. yavr a yaar of Hit AM. 151 Elliton DON BOSCO HIGH SCHOOL subject communist Infiltration driving range. The next meeting Op.n Dally 1 Street, Patenon 2, New Jersey Hit 1 AM. and the for la set for at Saturday RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY ADamt 7-0064 necessity vigilance on July 1 tha St. Ml JUNE IS dedicated to the Or Telephone: LAmbert 5-3429 the part of youth. Rev. Edward chad's Center. Sacred Heart. 16 THE ADVOCATE June 19, 1959 Pontiff Advises Mission Seminarians RESORTS To NEW JERSEY NEW and Hard JERSEY NEW JERSEY Develop Humility Study NEW JERSEY NCITC Nnrj Sen ice that shall take you to educata priest* of Patrasso, resound in STONE POSTS INN DAY • WEEK • SEASON Follou ing is a translation of an address delivered souls and to establish the The Lake View by Pope mys- his honor, passages that are en- lUROPI AN PLAN 111 WASHINGTON AVINUI John XXIII on Sor. 30, 1958, to students of the Pontifical Urban terious sovereignty pt divine twined with the poetry that this Spring loll* loach. SPRING LAKK SI ACM. N J. N J THE WEDGWOOD of the grace the world and high subject inspires. OPEN ALL YEAR A Choic* Vocation College Propagation of the Faith. The Pope outlined the throughout Spot. FRII PARKING at all times. What words! At DUICTVT BLOCK FROM REACH Hock to Ocoon | loord virtues and principles that em students' times, the should got lives and studies. •twt OCIM Modified American Plan 201-205 FIRST AVENUE usual wolk. Golf. Fuhing, *tc The amiable expression* of and innocent occupations of Dining Room Open to Public SPRING N. J. Olbsen 9-9714 Modified Am«r. Plan LAKE, 11. Paternal life, the taste of forms Milton J. Ap»l««afe At Our beloved son. His Eminence various Mr» Gerald lYundon Clbton 9 9144 Apostles, the holy tiara was im- troctivo Rot#* Fro* Pork Cardinal Pro-Prefect of thought, the adjustments of Agagianian, posed upon Us, as the symbol •ng. Gibson 9 69 13 of Admonishment charity, in different circum- the Sacred Congregation for of the triple authority that makes JAMIS I FITZPATRICK the stances. can distract the faithful at Spring lake, N. J. STRATFORD INN ASBURYS NEWEST Propagation of the Faith, the Pope the Father of the Satisfaction is followed by ad- OCEAN-FRONT from the tasks of the A AVON-BY THE SEA. N J touch Us deeply: They touch Us princes. Rector of the world monishment in reference to what principal lnun M«t«f •( O'ltißfiiihci and Reputation; OCEAN BATHING FIREPROOF HOTEL and apostolate. St miles from Newark 100°o are a mo- Vicar of Christ. God expects irom each of you, iw tut Pew Jertey fempiee ATTRACTIVE RATES HOTEL BRIGHTON tive of grati- for whence State Parkway This the country you come, THE VOICE OF Jesus goes to eat Carden was followed a few days | A long time favorite at the Jen 711 Third Avtnua. tude toward the to OPENS JUNE 20th Atbvry Pork, N J his or for one which He will the group of his trusted ones and Shore . Charmlna. home like later by the taking possession • ATTRACTIVE! RATIS moaphere Fine Food Cocktail i EFFICIENT APARTMENTS FOR person and to- dispose that you devote your says: Come follow me. I wish to of Our cathedral, the sacro- I.ounce Monmouth Park Race Track FAMILY most OUR OWN PftIVATI tATHINO BEACH OF J 01 4 FROM 565 ward the life. make of you the fishers of men! Summer playhouse, muaic Circus. sanct archbasilica dedicated to Terrace Cafe lenckeeat far lather* WEEKLY venerable Swimming. Ftshina. Boating. etc per- the the Then the moment comes in which Air Cenditienet oinin| Roem Near all Churches Children under two Johns, Baptist and ANY PRIESTLY action could • FAMILY Bermuda Room and Bar FREE ADJOINING - son of the Car- 12 In same room with Ps< ROOM! grace is more vivid and deter- Tennis. Starts & Social the F.vangelist, and soon there- never serve to rule the world Caff. Program ents. Two Rika from Ocean Modi 4 PEOPLE 556 WEEKLY dinal Prefect, minative. Then Blessed Andrew Supervised Activities ter Children fled American Pl*n from after the inauguration of the unless based on a At* wkly • spiritually, Cenvement to Menmoeth Part Race Tract with CONVENIENT TO SHOPPINO whom he rep- also leaves his academic of eleva- nets, from whose SNARTEST OP SEASIDE RESORTS year the Lateran triple condition of moral EDWARD GATILY • WITH resents with use JAMES J. Cen ROOMS PRIVATE tATM an and gains he made his living, FARRELL. I M|r. P. 0. Sox 404. Avon. N POOL A CABANA CLUB Athenaeum, occasion of re- tion, woven into which are the • such fineness to hasten FELIX H. STANDEN. Res. M|f. Phone PRotpect 4 2500 COOKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE its as to the Christ who asks Season from Juna 24th. b 2nd Av», joicing by generous and glory of every missionary well RmmliMi; P»>••• Gltnaa t SdOd At The Boardwalk • FREE BATHING and nobility. loftier sacrifices from him. Bmvlifal CeHr-Bretbara en Rrevmt OCEAN serene young men. as the triumph, which renews it- ASRIRY PARK. IV J. On this beautiful morning, • self the of Oh, St. Andrew! “Doctor bonus Two Blocks from St. Catharine's Church TV ROOM FOR CHILDREN This morning, on the "dies throughout centuries, three words here on the Janic- et Doctor •NORWOOD truth in the amicus Dei,” (the good INN • CHURCH NEARBY ★ natalis" (birthday) of St. An- and grace Catholic ulum: three thoughts: three Avonby-the-Sea N J. Atbury Area* and friend of God) who, lastly, • RATES SJ PER PERSON Float! Location In Cantor of Town. drew, brother of Peter, We are Church. Ocean bathing directly from DAILY Convenient to Churchet. Shoppmt, ft«. songs. as the m raenl You happy and desired crown- your room A reaort favor here Dear young read DOUBLE OCCUPANCY Floridian Fool on Premitet words with you on the Janiculum, The He Famoua for excell The say: vivid satisfac- ing of his entire life, allows him Hewitt Fra# Healthful Ocean lathing in Our heart more than what meala Ratea tion; in your home and Ours, dear stu- reaaonahle Mr. $k Mrs. John Air Conditioned Restaurant paternal admonishment; self to be taken to the cross, and Near churrhea Mod Amer Kawat A Coffee Shop Popular Price* dents Our lips can express to you. Plan Free Parking of Propaganda: who afford , Tel Continental Breakfatt Free to Ouevtt. happy encouragement. in seeing it Ow n#r and That which represents the un- approaching, greets Mgr ! a lofty picture of happily repre- Write or Call—Pßospect 6-8300 it with great transport: "Salve, Wellington contaminated of the Cath- PR 4-8826 - PR 3-9308 senting all the children of the glory N Y C. Tel 9-1199 I. First of All, olic priesthood, in of the crux pretiosa: suscipe disci- SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. j. : Dlgby Lord and of Holy Church, scat- any part Eius earth, in ail the services of pulum qui pependiit in te Entire Block an Lake Front A only tered throughout the universal and two Ilka from Ocean. Pool A Board- Satisfaction Magister meus Christus!" (Hail, WILDWOOD a good at walk. FREE PARKING Beautiful THE VICTORIA HOTEL sphere. apostolate. particularly HONIYMOONER! dr VACATIONUT* O Cross: arounds Near St. Catharine's A month has from the and in the precious receive the One Hock From The passed In fact, as a conclusive touch present, undoubtedly C lurch A Shrine. EUROPEAN PLAN Orton of Him who hung from Mav J9*h. Breakfast included 101 of the pontificate future, is this: an immaculate disciple upon Woodland Avtnua eugenia bestinning to the program of Our new life, from June 10th through Sept. even Master 14th. Avon by-the-Sea. N which, thee, my Christ) J. Macßeynolds \ lew and Hot A ( old Water Pn- in its pastoral succession life, that is to say, purity of Rates per person daily, single *7 00 (Veen nothing could have been more Bathing from lintel First Vespers of Feast. to SO.00; double 14 10 to SlO.OO ASBURY » ate Hatha tenter •ince St. Peter, after having mind and heart, a spirit of meek- 4-1975 PARK, N. J Beaaonable grateful and significant to Us, as Telephone: PRoipect nf Ml Arllviuea Reaerx* Among the dearest barely touched Our will ness and humility, remem- Margaret Malone. person, a complete outline and a perennial Owner-Mgr. AVON'S FINEST SMALL HOTEL ; D.l,awfully i.luol.H 7 blockt program of Our continue to of flame of brances of Our life, and Aetervofions Gfb«on 9 8??0 Excellent its course the end of pastoral activity, than Our and pure action and Where Serxice. Pleaaantlv b#outtfui Su We Rendered. ( nntinuei to be » \ ic time. sacrifice. apostolic peregrinations. Comfortobl# 'OO'"! Etp#Ci OCEAN GLOW MOTEL morning visit up here on the feast tone Tradition list two visits made to St. An- The Volume of Rooklnxa from ft of ON THE BOARDWALK It had it* start on Oct 28, eve For 1good m*oU. 3.000 »q »poc day of St Andrew, the dear Guesta and Their Fnenda Seaald* Height! (a) DO NOT allow yourselves drew at the of his mar- mer la ! vtnrondo With ,und*ck Con, tn of the feast of the saintly Apos- place OCEAN Our Greatest Ax*et ( n brother of the Apostolic Fisher- Sun deck right on th* ocean to be informed, nor enticed, by tyrdom, and where his body Reservation to church#* JUNE SPECIAL f.v# FIRS PROOF tle* Simon and Jude. The votes FRONT re Offered are variations of an eight-room front-to-hack split lev- BEACIH el priced at J 17.690, featuring a [SUHRISI spacious picture-windowed living room, dining room, large modern BARNEGAT BAY kitchen with dining area, abun d«nt cabinets, built-in oven and To Enjoy ♦♦>• Fr#*h Soil Ton® of counter-top range, 24 foot Invites Seo The of recrea the Optn . • . Scon* tion WEDGEWOOD AT WAYNE: ConnollyAssociates are offeringthis modern Colnial for room, three or four large A Vocotion Homo for you ... $25,990. It is located on Alps Road. The huose has three bedrooms, a den which can be- bedrooms, 11 2 baths, utility Hoppy Summer Activitie* «uch 01 come a fourth, 2½ baths and a two-car garage in the basement. room and oversired attached ga Boating, Swimming, Pithing end rage with 10’ 10' for Eventual Yeor-Round x storage and o Havrn Bell Crest Opens Third Section Plan Clinic workshop area. or Retirement living. TOMS Construction features include RIVER (PKS) _ Bril ’-j* WATERFRONT .finished custom built hot water 75 FT. WIDE Crest knotty pmo heat, ceramic tile Jtc’ 4 Park, a community of 135 LOTS cabinets, colored tile bath with baths and fixtures, oak LAGOON custom built ranch homes For floors, i- here, colored Buyers LARGE WOODLAND LOTS lias fixtures, dining area copper plumbing, city water, reported that its first and city modern kitchen MO. and mans im- sewers and average 7..100 $l5O DOWN $l5 second sections have been MADISON TOWNSHIP (TESI square com provements and other eye ap —The first foot lots. pletely sold out and the third session of the home 7 and 3 BEDROOM sec- pealing 'ouches that place tion is for these buyers clinic for Donald Aronow and now open inspection homes far purchasers at Associated RANCH HOMES above other homes m Woods is by tho puhlir Sayre South on 9 Companies presently the Route building same price class here, will he held June James J former 20 at the Finished Homes Tullv. Mavor Thu completely finished and Community Meeting Room of the of Relleville, and De fields that Joseph Pal decorated all various will be SOLID YEAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION >ear round ranch Woods roser 's Sayre Shopping tenter ri ma. builders and sales agents for excellently e situated the The Summer Rentals Available Bell in heart first of four clinics Crest Park, announced the weekly Kor ot a beautiful bathing, s'ill the opening session, land fishing, start at 2p m and run un'il Public s reaction to the two- and ’til Dark Natural boating and 1 'raping and interior SHELLS from *2,645 Open 8 Unspoiled three recreational area 3o decorating Beauty bedroom ranch std! he is only half mile will be featured The a from beauti lecturer on inc a Cantor and m. 9, r. 0. Box 171 Forked Riv.r, N. J. MY. 3-3971 overwhelmingly received ful Ooldman. Builders. a resident bathing beach landscaping will be Albert Dr Formerly private estate, available The ranch on Inc the far home is from , deselopers of the 2,000 DIRECTIONS Garden State Pkwy to forked River [nt No. 74. priced F.arnegat Ba\ Bell ( rest \ rics, a designer who Park unit landscape turn end those icho $8,240 including lot. the down Sayre Woods South commun left it of cut and go 2 m.ies to blinker at Rt. 9. turn u'ant the best use is convenient!! graduated from the for present or located to Rutgers Ag miie to payment and the schools, its. are boldine the left, on R* 9. £o Sunrise Beach. OR. from Toms is $2lO, monthly clinics In School churches, and rirultural In addition to South Rt. Sunrise Beach. future investment. $59 anew shopping River. on 9, go 9ft miles to payments guide buyers to a fuller enjoy center. lecturing and Tullv answering ques and De Palma been ment of their homes The • have clinics, Mr. Water • Bell Crest Park lions, De Vries will show a Mains Boardwalk associated with three was construct the first such be previous service to offer film ed on landscaping. • successful near main highways to make ed builders Paved Roads • developments. Deer by in tins area, will l Beaches i* ( base Oak easily accessible. be conducted Manor, Ridge Manor by experts in the and Snug Harbor Limited Number Flats FISHING • BOATING • of ’\-Aere SWIMMING • WATER SKIING GOLFING Bell Crest Park offers • • OUTDOOR three 100 ON AQUA Priced new LIVING Reasonably exciting concepts in lower SAVE *3O KING priced homes. Featuring two or FILTERS three $ bedrooms, all three designed for ABOVE GROUND $ are ful Swimming Pools H ROUTE ly with oil • 1 ) r t 206, ANDOVER equipped fired warm W»tf,n hooM Motor with c r m lO Down lO LIVING air heating, fully Per • IS Go Month Insulated, cop- I Drum with Chlorinator Op««in« OUTDOOR per plumbing, hardwood floor*. • Mounts motor • with ftototy Guard A 1“ Hook Hotei r 5 • Uie ume trouble free tutor .and • A pool or tor yoor« *or pool* tuiurteH 1 BUYS A poor Waterfront Homesite on teg $99 95 FISHING ,99 V NOW ONIY *69 GOLFING • BEAUTIFUL BARNEGAT BAY AQUA KING • / TV JR for 9 8 ft. to 16 ft POOLS H r motor •ISO Off • Nook Hot#* JUST 50 MINUTES w • Guar anta FROM NEWARK BOATING $75 SKIING Reg 00 s 1/ • NOW ONLY 4s°° t ft© r 351 W. St. George Ave. WATER - POOL BOAT LOVERS! . / LAND Linden, N J WA 5-0424 • The * r «7M “Value - Buy” of a Lifetime KFNT POMPMI) Natural SWIMMING Gas • Private Beaches CHOICE YEAR 'ROUND Paved Roads • Curbs • WATERFRONT FORKED RIVER SWIMMING • HOMES BEACH No Assessments WATER ON BARNEGAT BAY • Brilliantly Dasigned for Lagoon Living I Cute Brand New SKIING FOR LIMITED TIME 2-Bedroom Vacation BOATING • Cottage ONLY! MONTHLY • otter low *59 down payment On Ft 100 wide logoon on Forked River, $5,945 TOMS RIVER, N. J. including a 60*80 lagoon lot. $2OO Down 3-bedroom, GOLFING FISHING year-round home on a lagoon At beach oreo. clote to protected bathing $5,405 • beoch on Bomegat including $5OO Down Boy, a • 10t...0n1y $8990 60* 100 lot On O beautifully wooded corner lot lot $4,095 60* 100 included. $2OO Down LIVING OUTDOOR tmm 4r=*r* BERKELEY SHORE ESTATES 111 I A Vacation Cottage $ As Low As 3,245 LIVING ROUTE 9 BAYVILLE, N. J. AO* too Weed.it let - lei* term* OltlCIIONJ: r. |.„ J.,0 , ok , | Bof . , /4r 3 to *«'k«U SNor« t on lovt* EXCELLENT BOATING - r !«tat« •« U#f. BATHING - FISHING t. FUN FOR ALL! uoooino • ONIiIOO . 9NIIXS BtIVM . 3NIWWIMS • 9NIIVOB . ONIHSIi l«mr***' Rental Cottages Available *- All Uctiees from 150 te SI 00 pe. Week Dt. lake State Garden Parkway South to lut 74 Turn left to t* t Twrw r.ght aa fft f »« Mile ta #W»« Old Hills OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Tappan MYrtl# 3-4661 111 FOOT— 7 ROOM COLONIAL RANCH fWATERFRONT HOME SITES on estate sized plots 175 x 144 or largrr if desired M TH£ scr SH JUf ■—V o«f s UGOON paradise S *28,500 also Levels Split from *24,500 and ( ape Coda from *21,500 c all homes on minimum plots 175 x 114 N AR BAN Lntrr into the bright. cheery ii? HE6AT cenirr fover entrinre anti on 1,J“M* V) UUTN or «x*T nuttirt inlo luxury rnnmlnm nut usually found In ranches In 58790 5490 (his prirr clan. The large 2 has SALTWATER POOLS living room a huge pic- ture window the PRIVATE SANDY BEACH overlooking PLUS LOT Up lo 2S«Vr. Mlgvft. Av«il«bl« rear yard offering romplrle privacy with a built in view, [iduiirt Sales *|i«t BOATING CHOICE LAGOON lull dining room, ealra large JAMES J. TULIY, Broker kitchen with brunch area. 3 M generous sire bedrooms, 2 FISHING 206 Horner Street, Toms Rieer, N. I. BUILDING LOTS full baths, (Master Bedroom 13' So. Office: Dlimond 3 2545 is x IR' and has private SWIMMING Jersey • Dl 9 2147 a full bath —of course), fin- Modal* A Open Dally Sunday $ ished recreation and enter- From Your Own Back Yard 11 A.M. 'lll tainment with nit Dark lBOO room rear 4 Private Bathing Baach to garden. 2-Cadillae OIRECTIONSi garage, J 4 gas fire heat. Borko State firtwij uetk to (lit 17 (Route 17 • BOATING Lett (<>U. ten it 2io traffic O*M Dallr It AM. til Oar* NOrth 6-0744 Ttlophont DIgICTIQNS. 01 4 !• Ttlnnli 14 Foroat A Westwood Avoa. , Tuntrk, narlh • n Tnnllh TOMS N. J. artvlce kacamaa RIVER, Wohlmtu Ava. 4ne Sahraalenkurah as. •• . Wi. TWlnbrook 2 5100 Old Cos.) cimmtf, Tappan (tarpon Lafaaatla ««-. Harrinaten Park. Ceetlnve ao Lafaratta kd ta Now Joraoy and. tare la*t la Waatweed Ava. and laft la medal Sana. Set Preview Showing at Old Bridge June It, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 19 CLIFTON (PFS) A preview 194-house colony on Southwood tion of Value Realty Inc. of Clif- ahowing of two model homes Drive off REAL ESTATE Marboro Road just ton. The homes are being readied SECTION nearing at souih the completion the Mid- of Old Bridge traffic for formal public opening the dlewood-in-Old Bridge com muni circle in Old Bridge (Madison weekend of June 27-28 when the ty is planned for this weekend Township). - at - Cape Cod and split builders will present a Cape Cod Longview Bonington by the Hedy Heights level homes Construe will be priced from model with five rooms and bath tion Cos of Clifton. lo on $14,900 $18,900. the first floor plus an expan- The builders plan to erect a Sales will be the 113 Homes under direc sion area on the second floor Building with space for two additional bed- HARRINGTON PARK (PFS)- j Harrington Park. rooms and hath: at a as well as a Pictured left is the furnished I The IIS-houie community ia W split-level model with Longview Pre-View seven mezzanine ranch mod- ing developed at another Hamer OPENING TODAY I and rooms 1-1/2 baths. el at Longview Project by Harold A beautiful at-llarrington Kramer and new community with everything with Available low-down pay- Park -on Lafayette Ave. for off Vincent Cucchiara who offer you »ant better familv living! F H.A ment or conventional fi- and Schraalenburgh Knicker- ranch, split-level and two-story nancing terms for Fall delivery LOCATION I rocker Roads which is located in homes priced from *27,990. dates, the homes are to be erect- in Minutea trom New Brum Wick ;s Minulea from ed on fully landscaped plots 65 by >S w« Invite You to Attend Newark, Minutea from N Y C. vu Penn R R, ,( k. Personally feel and larger In an area which has all improvements and anew idea DESIGN ... In living! is close to all facilities luxury Attractive A Cape Cod with how window The homes Preview of in living room, are from plans by Showing bedrooma. teparate dining room, ' full h.aacmcnt, Roche and Roche, Clifton archi $ carport Pl. us for ? eapanaion area more hedroorm. tects ABO PICTURED VE it one of the models on ot in Park at $14,960 display Longview Harrington Wedgewood Waynt • "«W ««ne«p» In C«!oni«l H*mg» Mia Spin | evei with \ bedrooma. hniahed WHEN «t recreation room. 11/) hatha, built-in garage VISITING plm full havement at for no eatra coat t|h uoo Archgale Community Open Inspection $25,990 'HESE HOMES... NEW PROVIDENCE (PES) - full basement, CONVENIENCE four bedrooms or erhighways to every part of the Broth- Archgate, t new Sherman three bedrooms with den ®d«l Public or state are a short drive from Ihc M Hem. epen deity I te t tJA vhnoi nearby and parochial aahuol hunt being crscommunityof split-level, ranch study, recreation On Weeded room which community, buses and trains run Alp, teed. |w,l e«* Reu'e * 13 adioining property. Near hig ahripping ccntera TELL THE and two-story homes on Maple opens onio and eaccllcnt patio, seven family regularly to Newark and New WAYNI TOWNIHIP. N. J. tr.nvpoitanon >,a lutnpike, Parkwas and SI., is now open for public in size closets, picture window in York from New and Penn R R atation in New Hrunawick Providence, spection. Situated the high in kitchen dining area, the schools ADVERTISERS a fully equip nearby are considrr CONNELLY Bltcneat ..a. a , ASSOCIATES ...... , i w in»t• i, a,. Watchung Hills adjoining Sum- ped, modern ,a„ kitchen, forced air ed among the finest, most mod Siw.ia «* at ni. om I.ir,, .. at || am,. „*, «,,, ~m „* „„„ „ mit, Archgate homea have lots of gas and 255 UNION heat, other features ern in New UVD. TOTOWA N. J. “•’bea 1,1 w »»»«•> Jersev *o*o, ‘"“''"H »<• e* m»| final ft. «• II 11.000 In alio YOU SAW square feet, minimum. The Is IT Archgate conveniently situ Sales agents for Archgate AR 1-1515 y| | homea are priced from $22,300 fted near of the Tine many shops Brounrll & Kramer, 1178 Morris Model: OX miDDLEUIOOD Old The 40 111 in Bridge eight-room homea have a for the which area is notrd. sup- ,Avenue. t'nion, New Jersev v*LUf ifaity co Sm. ADVERTISED IN ci.«o,d ; mid HtOY MPGHTS CONST CO CS.QOfy J 4»00 THE ADVOCATE mm iMwMi •• Vj.!-"« the quiet charm of the conratiMß suburbs combined with TUSSWTOOT ra unmatched convenience i Snuggled in a setting of stately trees and beautiful IN evergreen*, thi* new community of spacious modern home* meets requirement for 3f every perfect s suburban living. h ' u * The location i* in one of the finest residential section* of the Park Paramus, adjoining new Bergen County < H and only a few block* from the Orchard Hill Golf and Country Club. Excellent school* are within a few blocks the Mall rf*. . . . Bergen and Garden State Plara centers are minute* New shopping only away . . . York buses the «'■- m V. pass property . . . and the Garden State Wfl Parkway is only a half-mile away. is* Here is an environment that assures a future of and contented for happiness lining you and your family. Y> Compare on every score and see if you don’t agree that 4; AY. is Green Tree give* you everythingyou’re m* looking for—and morel I 111—I Martgage RsseeSsg. li; :/ Mi a rfc COLONIAL 2-SI chapter oni Mr*. Jmim ahe could be lovi 1 never accepted CHAPTER THREE laatead. the laid "IH b« back ta "aeeoßd-beat" an hour” ar "almoil-aa-good Before the bought anything It had and drove off. In that hour tere dlicovered later) aha Inaperted all the la ba ... lull for Junior, right a ear, a a crown roa«t. Then *he went nearby arhoola and rhurrhea . . . made a critical to«r ad the modem haute-hunting and drove the real . . . evtate aalrtmrn mad with •hopping center made the rounda af . . . the neighborhood# ceeatry endlaaa and lnaiatenm quaatlona on going over every feature from club* and actually . . . aiopped a panlag but to get a timetable aad every A hauae angle. wae aa Important purchave and the vraa out for confirm the IJ-mlnule running time te New York. perfrcttoß . . . er alee: CHAPTIR TWO Then the came to Longview! She eent Then through CHAPTER FOUR ahe returned aad tald "We'll >«a« the *b®» hamea with Bl RLIXTiTON the •■ r a atngleaevi of purpove. And the tnipected ... tecond houte we looked aL" Her keabaad * Langriew model! from the outaide but with Tea. he waa there all the time ... and ... a floor-plan of 1 aa eihaaated aa eer Repreaea- each la her latlvei took rare of the bualneaa handa. She wound up knowing aa murk about our hornet end of the deal aad laid ear man of CONTEMPORARY SPI aa ire did! Her tour over, our privately, rourae "My wlfe't a real fuaabwdget weary Repreaentatlve held hla breatb I I ... bet tb* and awaited hrr deelalon. ALWAYS grta the beat for our family!' THE HAPPY ENDING TYlla the "beat" the Joneaea waa bought: n beautiful aplll level with aurh luxury featurea with at a huge living room pirtnrr-m.e brut window lover full . . . ho.pluhle . . . dining room . . . n adeem kitchen " twlth with dining nrea) #l.l built-in counter top dlahwaaher and ' 1 (JUkui£po6£ oven, rnnge. #ll (f in fp/vcv/ • 114 cabinet* with Formica work Itdrssnt counter! . . grneroui family room and powder room. I pper level hai three Iwln-atie bedrooma with roomy, alldlng-door rloeeta and two full ceramic hatha 1-car hai Plots MM garage an taalde entrance. Outaide £ baa luiurioua red cedar ahlnglea all around. Plaater walla concrete foundation! ebut poured ... hot water heal. She . . . dldw I min a bet! So the Joneaea lound finally what they'd alwayi wanted perfect home ilhanha ... a to a fuiabudgel'l this week-end -*ffat kslTMMjj w" Another Flrat In the New York Areal is MUSI "THE lURUNQTON" 1 jys B rowan through It, completely color-achemed and turalahad by Crennkanm Brothom af Paleraon. N. J. LONGVIEW homea priced at K7.M to M7.J00 SO-YF.AR MORTGAGES FOR ALL PARAMUS ROAD Our Itody of Vlclorlea PARAMUS (Bergen County) N. J. Catholic Church tad School, Only "Oeil Waking Dietance Away MINUTES I PROM NEW sr l-to Isrsgs . YORK lIAITY ASSOCIATIS, INC. - IfcJ— Idmiuiu MOOIL HOMS OPSN c>- • W DAILY tt aiUthDAL* AVI . ILU.VOUI K 1 A SUNDAYS r-nmtiim i Bivta 1 i-aim. anew a... ra... ruuw a na Aa«ikiv nttwra miwi DIRHCTIONS, (.»«. cDmgjm&m Ukihin|ton Bridge —Take Rout* 4 to Pirimul Rd. (P*r»- Al - mui), turn right p*«t AT HARRINGTON PARK, N. J. Orchard Mill Golf A CmmmUr (Ink t—Umm mi hargra Cwwalr Club te Country II will North of Uuihw • all iruna.. Owlr II mil— ft mm lh« WtghlajlMi BrMgm Modal. C«iUa-€u(U4 loMt Mwl IM.IN U m,W» ANNUNCIATION CHURCH & SCHOOL m Wlaatr mi lit Uilml A»»r« THE OSCAR PRACTICAL Mil* Sir* S*rric* and from lUILDER TROPHY 'r Away T* •f th« lallilii Inistirr SHOW HOMIS OHN DAILY A WIIK-INDS atumovi: Kerlk Tiviiml m U okla! >unm WuU>|taa An I aeallaaa toto achrealenbarah B- wkltk Im.hn UllnlU BA I Aeatlawe •• LatArelta 84. la, (Aaa *• wtto u Leaavlaw firwlabea aa.w Bawaa. 20 THE ADVOCATE June 19, 1959 Curtis ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK Bishop DIOCESE OF PATERSON Heads 14 DE CEASSE STREET THIETY MULBERRY STEEET 25-Day PATERSON 1. NEW JERSEY NEWAK 2, NEW JERSEY Pilgrim Trip BLOOMFIELD Auxili- Clergy ary Bishop Curtis will lead Clergy in a pilgrimage to shrines Appointments eight countries of the Holy Office of the Archbishop Appointments Land and Europe, Sept. 26- OFFICE OF THE BISHOP PASTOR Oct. 20 PASTOR Rev. Rev. Eugene F. Sullivan, assistant at Appolonius Krajewski from assistant. Holy Rotary, Holy Name Church, The 25-day air trip will include East Orange, to pastor of the established Passaic, to pastor, St Bernard's, Mt. Hope. Effective July 1 newly parish of Our Portugal. Greece. Lebanon. Jor Lady of Good ADMINISTRATOR Counsel, Washington Township, effective dan, Israel, Italy. France June 20. 1959 Rev James E Doherty from administrator. St. Bernard *, Saturday, and Ireland. Devotions will be SPIRITUAL Mt. Hope, to administrator, Holy Cross. Wayne. Effective July 1. DIRECTOR held in Holy Land sites associat NEW Rev. Thomas G. Smith, assistant at Our Good ASSIGNMENT Lady of ea with the life of Christ, and at Rev J from of Counsel Church, Newark, is leaving to accept the position- of the Marian shrines Joseph Meyer assistant. Our Lady Vic- of of Fatima. Recipients at the Seton to the mission Spiritual Director, Mt St Mary’s Seminary, Emmitaburg Md HONORED: honorary degrees Hall University com- Lourdes, and Knock. Ireland tories, Paterson, new in Towaeo. with residence mencement, June 13, the at St. Joseph's. Lincoln Park Effective 1. ASSISTANT PASTORS join Archbishop Boland after exercises. They arc, left to During the time in Rome, Oct July OF RESIDENCE Rev. James M. Leahy from Sacred Heart, right, George H. John A. audience with CHANGE Haworth, to St Miles, Matthews, Eugene S. Shalvoy, Howard 9-H. an Pope Jersey E.Merity Msgr Eduard J Scully Immaculate Heart of Mary Boniface, City. and John J. Clark. John XXIII will be requested. to Rev. Msgr. Mission, Parkanack Joseph G. Fulcoli appointed assistant at Assumption Lake, while remaining pastor of Holy Bayonne. THE ITINERARY will also Cross, Wayne Effective July 1 feature sightseeing and relaxa- Rev. Joseph L Cassidy appointed assistant at St. Paul of Archbishop Roland Says: ASSISTANTS the Cross, Jersey City. tion in Lisbon. Athens, Beirut, Rev Daniel A Vecehiollo from Sacred Heart, Clifton, to Tel Aviv, the French Riviera, St. Therese, Paterson Rev. George R Denman from All Saints, Jersey City, to Dublin and Killamey. with the from St St. Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, East Orange. Rev. Stephen J. Patch Therese, Paterson, to opportunity to visit Pans and Patrick's, Rev. Thomas J. Walsh from St. Mary's Rutherford, to Our to View Chatham London Sodality also Rev Lady of Congress William from St. Rockaua>. to Lourdes, West Orange. Lindgren Cecilia's. Curtis’ be- St. Madison Rev. Charles M Vogel from Our Lady of the Blessed Bishop pilgrimage is Vincent's, the Rev Sacrament, East Orange, to St. John the Apostle, Linden. ing arranged by Joseph M Stephen lllavatovie from St Vincent's. Madison to Rev. John Aims Byrne Cos., Niwark, with Swissair Our Lady of J. Morel from St. Andrew's, Westwood, to Space-Age of Church Mercy. Whippany. and the Guild of Cathoic Travel Rev. James Nativity, Midland Park. A Smith from chaplain, St Joseph • Hospital, F. NEWARK Transmarine Tours, New York to St Sussex. Rev. Albert Wickens from St. Peter's, Belleville, to St. Archbishop Boland this week described “This is an image of the Paterson, Monica's, Rose of Lima. Short Hills the World Church Bishop Curtis is pastor of Sa- Rev Leo T Sweeney from St. Patrick's. Chatham, to coming Sodality Congress as an to capable of bringing opportunity cred Heart parish here. Rev. John W. Tombler from Queen of Peace, North take look .’•bout the unity and Sacred Heart, Clifton anew at the mission of the Church in the space- coopera- to ‘ all Effective June Arlington, Our Lady of the Valley, Orange. tion among men which Pope JO age world," and related its aims to those of the ecumenical Rev. John E. McDonald New John Will has NEWLY ORDAINED from Ascension. Milford, to set as a prin- Setonia Doctor Queen council Rev of Peace, North Arlington. cipal reason for convening the Joseph A Cassidy, chaplain. St. Joseph's Hospital, "It ho that Rev. James J. Carroll from Queen of Peace, North will the goal of the cries have launched man in- ecumenical council in 1961. Studies Cancer Paterson St. to this have been de- Arlington, to Charles Borromeo, Newark World Sodality Congress to awak- new age he Rev Daniel J Mahoney, assistant. Holy Family. Flo-ham "It will a goal of the World JERSEY CITk- Dr. Rev. John R Waldron from St. the Apostle. en among Catholics in general signed first for waging war William Park Philip Saddle Sodality Congress to awaken T Burke, assistant professor of Brook,Holy Name, East Orange and Socialists in particular a deep "Thus that Rev N John assistant. St 8 t we find the jet en among Catholics in general and Hall, Michael's, Netcong biochemistry at the Seton Hall Rev. Joseph L. Affanoso from Holy sense of responsibility for the gines that the commercial Rev Bernard A l-obiedr, assistant. Holy Rosary'. Passaic. Rosary, Jersey City power Sodalists in particular a deep College of Medicine, has been to St. Anthony's, Belleville. conduct of world affairs." the airliner from coast to in Rev. John B St. coast sense of responsibility for the Wehrien, assistant, Philip th* Apostle, awarded research of F. said in and half hours a grant $47,- Clifton Rev. Anthony Campesi from St. Anthony's, Belleville, Archbishop a press con five a also drive conduct of world affairs. Surely 643 by the National In to Mt. ference at the Chancery Office the that Cancer Rev. Carmel, Jersey City. jet bombers are capable in a world shrunken Theodore H Kollar, assistant, St Cecilia's, Rceka- by jet pro- U S Public 17. The be held s'ltute, Health Serv- Rev. Michael J Feketie from special work Puerto June congress will of carrying nuclear weapons that and rocket w a y in pulsion transportation ice at Seton Hall South Rico to St. Augustine's, Union City. University. would destroy a city We know men will be forced to recognize Rev. Vincent S McCluskey. assistant. Our Lady Queen of The grant will support research Rev. Robert P. St. John the Orange, Aug 20-23, drawing dele that a rocket recently demon their and Culvers Daly from Apostle, Linden, to responsibilities to peoples of Peace. Branchville, chaplain, Camp Columbus, Lake. on early chemical changes Our Star of gates from all over the world. strated by the asso Lady the Sea, Bayonne Navy as a high all races and nations And this Effective June 20 elated with cancer of the liver Rev. Thomas Heck from The Archbishop said he held speed carrier for mail de- W. special work in Puerto was sense of responsibility must ex- Rico Hr Burke will be assisted his the conference to signed deliver in to St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral, Newark. press em primarily to a nu tend to social, civic and cultural work Dolores H. Johnson of warhead by of Rev. Harvey J of phasize the importance the clear Propellants that affairs Ballanre from Queen Peace, North Roselle Some 15 Arlington, to Sacred Heart, Haworth. congress. newspaper of now shoot satellites to outer "ON THE NATIONAL level this Dr Burke the spare for research also spent three years at Rev. Stephen C. Rutkowski from St. metropolitan area were rep power the Stanislaus, Newark, to of the resented. sense responsibility among University of Rochester St. Adalbert's, Elizabeth. ballistic missiles which, when us as a in Initiation To Catholics must evidence research The ed itself in postdoctoral fellow un Rev. Arthur F. Frotton from Assumption, Archbishop cited the doc- en masse, could destroy a na Bayonne, to All all phases of life der the The of the tion community a program sponsored by Grand Saints, Jersey trine Myatica Body as one Opening City. ideals Cancer the Christian must be applied National Institute. of age-old truths that may "The and Change of Name Rev. James F O Brien. at of Peace dilemma posed by these professor Queen in politics, in business, in labor need new emphasis by the vast High School. North has potentialities for good and Arlington, been assigned as and particularly to such sensitive chaplain Church in the of Park Clothes to at modern world, and evil make it clear that Style Camp Tegakwitha. Landing, for the months quite un- educa summer called areas as segregation and the doctrine "an image of less truly Christian NEWLY ORDAINED concepts tion LTD. the Church capable of the PETER ANTHONY, Rev. St. bringing guide use of these devices Archbishop's George L. Mader to Aloysius, Jersey City "Christian morality cannot be about the unity and they will the Rev. James F. cooperation lead to destruction "our new name and loiatton" Travers, teacher at Queen of Peace High legislated by governments hut the among all men which Pope John of very fabric of our civilua School. North Arlington. (Assigned as assistant at St. it ran be cultivated Into in 1978 Francis, XXIII has an Springfield Ave., Maplewood Ridgefield set as a principal rea tion instead of to the improve Appointments Park, for the summer months). ternational spirituality through son for convening the ecumenical ment of SUNDAY. JUNE It Rev. Francis A. Heinen St. human society the SO 3-3737 to Andrew's, Westwood. " personal sanctification of council in 1961 4 p. m.. Preside. First com- Rev. Richard J. O'Donnell to Ascension. "AT THE WORLD the individual members of New Milford. con so- • Gcmlfmcn'i Shop • Cintom Tailoring Text of the state- mencement exercises, Bergen Rev. Vincent J. Ward to St. Archbishop s will The future Joseph the Carpenter, Roselle. gress we take anew look ciety. of mankind ment follows. Catholic High School. Oradell. • Formal Rental' Rev. E Our at the mission of the such Harry Nelson to Lady of the Visitation Church in hinges on a cultivation of k p. m . Preside. Graduation Paramus. the Christian “NINE WEEKS space age world Certainly ideals and Christian from today exercises, Marist High School, Rev. Thomas A. the mission will not charity the of McCarthy to St Peter's, Belleville. Catholic men and women (rom change among peoples Bayonne. Rev. R but find the the world. Paul Manning to faculty of Seton Hall around the world begin to we may need for a Hall For Tho Parochial t Public Schoola University. asseru SATURDAY. JUNE 27 new Rev. John J. l>a Manna to Holy ble at Seton Hall approach or for anew em Christ can Selection of Rosary, Jersey City. I'nivcrsity, "Only save the world 10:30 a. m. Preside and Large phasis truths that Rev. Thomas J Petrillo to South Orange, for the Second on have en Hence be Clergy Epiphany, Cliffside Park. it will certainly one preach. Solemn Mass of for Head Bands Rev. Richard M. Galdon to of World of Socialities of dured ages One such teach- of the conclusions A complete fin* of hot* In the Our Lady Good Counsel Congress of this con Thanksgiving, 40th anniversary Newark. Our ing is the doctrine of the n*w*»t ityl* * Mad* with Cady These men and worn Mystical gress that Catholic lay people, ol ordination of Rt. Rev. Msgr. p*rf*ct and Veils d*(oium Rev William J. mindful Body by which St. Paul In Milant. Panama* ond Gallagher to St. Philip tha Apostle en are of the fart that compared who number nearly Xoo million, William C. Heimburh, St. Ml all moderately priced. School* the lightweight Fell*. Saddle Brook. mankind is at the of Church to a living organ must Church** ond W* threshold a accept responsibility for chael’s Church, Elizabeth. Non* Organisation* ism with Christ the Higher Rev. John E. Hopkins to St. new age—one that hrtngs with it head and the of Christ to a beautiful selection of Mary's, Rutherford. radiating image No antra charge for to •upply tho ” hat* mod* Rev. Eugene J. the threat of violent man members mankind hot* for fothion thow*. Plea** Kasper to Mt. Carmel, Bayonne. destruction Order Rev. our make early retervoliont John L. Paprocki to St. Casimir's, of very civilization. They are Newark. For Rev. here Nun* wo carry in stock tuck- Richard C. Ehrenberg to chaplain. Camp Christ tha coming to study the role the $4 for Pertonal and Church um King, Frelinghuysen Township. Church and its members will run* Rev. Edward C. Thompson play in meeting the critical prob- Jesuits Announce to Little Flower Berkelev "MODERN HATTERS lems of this Heights. new age Changes 490 COMMUNIPAW AVE. JERSEY CITY Rev. "What been Joseph F Lorcti to we have ac Assumption, Emerson 313 3rd STREET, JERSEY C f, N J. OL 9-9300 Rev. F. customed to refer to modern John Doyle to St. Joseph's, Oradell as In Rev. Eugene times is Faculties J passing. We are St. Peter’s Hazewski to St. Stanislaus, Newark entering at Rev. that Edward J. Gubemat to Our of now into an era frequently JERSEY Lady Czestochowa ClTY—Changes in the faculties of St Peter s teach English at .the school. Jersey City. is called the atomic or space age and St College Prep were announced June 18 Rev 1-caving Peter's Prep are your Rev. Leonard P. to St. “As look by Very Spanburgh Joseph s, West New we forward to pros- Thomas E. Rev. John J O'Connor, S J , York. Henneberry, Provincial of the New York of SJ, choice pects even newer discover- assigned to St. Hud Province of the Andrew-on Rev. Arthur J. Bittman to St. ies through the of Society of Jesus. John's, Orange application son, Poughkeepsie, N. and mm Y., of these v - Frederick C. Koemer to Corpus Christi, atomic power, rocket propul- ST. PETER'S Messrs _ Hasbrouck COLLEGE—Rev ! Paul A. Becker. S J Heights. sion and electronic wizardry Raymond W Schouten, SJ., novices at Bellarmine College. William J. McGowan, S. J , and Rev. Thomas J Murtha to St. we see this balance: N Y VALUABLE Joseph's. West New York frightful Bean, has been assigned lo Inis Plattsburg, Donald K Puglieso, S J , who GIFTS Rev. Paul J Kavliek each of Mr to teacher, Queen as much as the new fada. Manhasset, L John J King, S. J , in addl will start their studies of Peace High I , where he theological you open a NEW savings account of $250 or mof%, School, North Arlington (Assigned assistant devices being readied for will tion lo his duties as at St. Anthony's, serve as a member of as assistant at Woodstock College, Woodstock add $250 Union yie or or mor# to a pretent account City, for the summer months) mans use ran be of vast bene Retreat and Mission Rand prefect of discipline, will also Md ONI OUT MB ACCOUNT Rev. John J. Egan to fit to society, also each His Holy Rosary, Elizabeth so ran place as dean at St Peter's Rev. William M. Giblin to be turned to evil use and will taken teacher, Queen of Peace North pro be by Rev Ixm I, .~jOk Arlington. duce chaos and destruction. McLaughlin, S J . formerly dean Sacred Heart Ail appointments of Plans effective Saturday, June 20, 1959. “Indeed it seems that most of Kordham College the physical and scientific discov Rev. John SI. Corridan. S. J , formerly assistant pastor at St. Vacation Ignatius, will School Brooklyn, teach July theology. Rev. Paul J McCar ■hy. S.J A . having completed RLOOMFIELI) - religious vacation school for chil- THE his tertianshlp at Aurtrsvllle. dren mmgt' in public grammar schools will be held this summer at S'. Y„ will teach fWe chemistry. Sacred Heart School The will HOW-TO Rev program be conducted John J Hooper. S J daily m from 6 to from 9 a to and Rev 31, m. Alfred A Purcell. S J ’ July July noon, Monday through AND have been assigned lo assist at Friday St WHAT-WITH M Peter's parish, here Rev The schedule calls for classes classes This will be carried out John J S J such Golden. , leaves to in religion, recreation, arts and by projects as coloring re OF complete his studies at Our Lady crafts, music and liturgy ligious pictures, making clay sta '»••• of Self Storting Electric k Martyrs Tertianshlp. Auries- Seminarians will teach the re tues, building shrines and the Alor« by deem- ' die. N Y which like The Ingraham. tiglon classes are designed children will then take ing ivory whit* confront- •a It cote, to the DINING ST. - give children a practical part in a music period whit* dial Qui*t PETER S PREP Joining ing motor, and the belter understanding of whal The in- with handy faculty are Res Eugene J liturgy programs will center netting. learned O they have in more formal clude to the church where Brien. S J . who has complet trips classes. A od recreation period will they will about the graduate studies in education learn con- follow at Kordham University, and Rev fessionals. baptismal font, sanc- and the Roller! K O Donnell. S J for A tuary, altar, vestments . RELIGIOUS theme will be worn by the Mass. merly assistant to the master of used priest during in the arts and crafts -Z7 They will attend Mass once a Sal b week during which an Instrac "Capri" !••«« r Sliding Cartkalll. In baau tor will read aloud in English tdul, Mtin-llnnd com Local various of the Mass. Serrans Head parts Gold • plotad tcilMn. Besides seminarians, the staff I pin co ill ton. ibintblo. will noodlot include college students and! and J 7 cpoola volunteer af thraod Convention Panel lay instructors, most of | whom are now involved in youth work F’l I Parents may register their OfIN ACCOUNT v' ; rSBI'IUiH New Jersey Serrans will be active IN PERSON Ol IT MAIL children and June 21 28. following Gift participants in the 17th annual MM promptly, (pacify cboica {O.an-aar convention of Scrra In- the Masses The program is be- • •II ba raiarvad Ur M ptcl ternational to be held yoa ap parMnolly j here June 22-24 ing conducted by the Confratern 1 he Serra ( lub of the it) of Christian Doctrine , Oranges has been chosen to pre- (aaingi Inturad $lO,OOO sent a discussion •o panel describing the program of a club ky U. I. Opal. with less than Dividendn petd Whatever U lakra find 50 members but Cardinal to Preside to your particular Agaaay with considerable outside QUABTIBiY kind of ailliona support the the individual diniag (roup . . . program affects 3i* available At San Juan Fiesta Serran. Joseph K Monaghan, of combination*, liui, ahapei, atylea ... or who NFW YORK Honored guest at the convenlion will discuss (N’C) Cardinal )u( one, elite, eclectic example of fine, procedures by “ill be which Spellman will the in Archbishop Kgidlo Vag the Serran serves the preside at sev- fino deaign walnut with a hit par- enth annual San noizj. Apostolic Delegate to the ishes, and Joseph B Reilly, who Juan Fiesta •f rmhlatoned hraaa. You'll find l' S will talk on the relation of Serra marking the Feast of St John the Modernaire hae all ran take . . and you . Baptist, saint of will activities to diocesan life patron Puerto FEDERAL speakers EWARK Principal he in for more, deaigne dining. Rev William Rico, on June at Is w Archbishop Albert (1. Meyer of V Field of Seton 21, Randalls AIR CONDITIONED Hall land SAVINGS and Loan Association Chicago, Archbishop John F University, chaplain of the club, will the fiesta will 1 Deardon of Detroit, and Bishop sum up discussion The have three sep "Newark's First Federal" modernaire John J Wright of Pittsburgh. Also taking part will be S. Jack arate parts, religious, civic and of 50« Control llelsper, district governor the cultural The sermon will be de Ava. cor. Sth St., Newark 7, N. J. M KMBKRS OK the Serra Club Serra Clubs of Route 4, I* N. New Jersey, a livered by Rev Victor Nazano of MArkat 4-9540 urn mu a, J. of the Oranges taking part in the member of the Orange Ponce, Dm group, PR, editor of the diocc ocar 9