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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Sept. 3, 1959" (1959). The Catholic Advocate. 92. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/92 Labor, Management Told The Advocate Renew ‘Moral and Spiritual Values’ WASHINGTON The current crisis Social Action Department said, which is The Social Action Department warn- made to serve omen HBC tte « in U. S. relations the public interest mom BHKBB labor-management “sadly lacking and badly needed at the ed that “if any substantial number of threatens to “cancel out much of the present time in effectively." the field of labor-man- employers and labor leaders succumb "This is at progress made in recent years," agement relations in ” least the first step to- VOL. S, NO. 3C ... the United States to this temptation and become THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1959 PRICE: TEN CENTS cynical ward the formulation the Social Action National “For lack of sock Christian or of the right aa- Department, opti- disillusioned, they will live to rue Catholic Welfare has the swers," the statement said. Conference, warn- Usnlfm,” statement continued, the day." ed. “we are In The Social Action danger, it won Id seem, Department point- AOH ed Honors In its 1859 Labor statement, of cynical THE STATEMENT out that its 1959 statement in Day becoming about the fu- predicted that a was the declared that the ture of department only labor-management relations continuing crisis in labor-management contrast with those of preceding years adequate solution is “a renew- in this in being "a profound country.” would cause the government purely spiritual message," Archbishop al relates of moral and spiritual values,” that "There has recently been so much “to discipline labor and management rather than a comment on some spe- NEWARK labor and must cific Archbishcty management recognize bickering and controversy in the field more severely than ever before." problem. their “moral responsibility to deal with of collective Boland, national chaplain of bargaining, and we have Excessive government intervention The department said this was in become one another sincerely and generously so with done in the Ancient Order of Hiber- preoccupied the seamy in this field, it said, would result in "deliberately" order to ‘‘un- a spirit of mutual respect for one side of labor-management relations, thst its assuming "too derline our conviction that, when all nians, will be honored the much responsibility by another's rights.” George G. we are to is Msgr. beginning question or doubt from the point of view of sound social said and done, our principal labor- AOH at a banquet at the Higgins is director of the Social Action ‘the power to to proper truth* and sneer ethics.” management problems at the pres- Robert Treat Hotel here at the Sept. 12. Department. many evidences of solid good- ent time are moral “This would be a calamity not basically prob-1 The banquet will be one of the The statement also called on labor ness and integrity which are all around for lems." only labor and management, but features of the and to "a us. two-day meeting management develop deep "In for all the of the summary," the statement con- o' people United the national board of the Irish- sense of their joint responsibility for "In more practical terms, this States,” the Social Action Depart- cluded, "the advice we would give to American group which opens on safeguarding and promoting the public means that labor and management, hav- labor ment said. and management as they jointly Kept. 11. interest." ing become unduly and dis- suspicious observe this national holiday is very The speaker at the dinner The trustful of one NCWC agency said the com- another's motives, are ON THE POSITIVE side, there Is simple. will be James J. pub- McMahon, ments on relations being strongly tempted to rely on eco- “a labor-management growing tendency on the part of "In the words of John lisher of the Hudson Dispatch, made by John XXin have been nomic force and and Pope Pope political pressure many responsible labor leaders and XXIII, Union City. on we would encourage them characterized a “note of cheerful public relations strategems by and employers to the practice of ‘to be propaganda put col- faithful to God's law, in the Christian gimmicks as a substitute lective EARLIER that day. Archbishop optimism.” bargaining on a higher moral constant fulfillment of His holy will’ for good-faith collective Boland will celebrate Mass for bargaining and plane and, more specifically, to and IT IS PRECISELY this spirit, the recog- ‘to be always apostles of good- those attending the meeting at labor-management cooperation.” nize that it must somehow or other be ness, of gladness, and of good will’/* St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral. Rev. John T. Lawlor of Coytesville, N J., deputy natiorffcl chaplain, Sees Poland Will preach the sermon. Failing Name MotherM. Father Lawlor will be honored Virginette himself at a dance to be held To at the Hibernian Hall, Elizabeth, UndermineChurch or Sept. 11. CZESTOCHOWA, Poland (RNS) Cardinal Wyszyn- of Province AT Superior Jeremiah O'Callaghan of Jer- ROCKLEIGH: Enshrined statue of St. Joseph the ski, Primate of declared here faith of of Poland, that the LODI—The Fellcian Sisters *cy City, president the AOH, Worker at St. will of motion, giving talks and Joseph's Village be dedicated by Polish Catholics is the arrang- will preside at the business meet- “superbly strong” and any “attempts Immaculate Conception Prov- Archbishop Boland on the eve of Labor ing weekend retreats for the ings. He will also speak at the Day, Sept. 6, to undermine would ince received the Church” in this country fail. anew provincial laity. at 3 The a closing banquet, as will the Arch- p.m. village, 17-building home for superior Aug. 29 depend- Addressing an estimated 100,000 faithful making their by appointment bishop. ent children, was dedicated last October. of Mother Alexander, Superior SISTER Aniela, former assis- annual pilgrimage to the shrine General, now visiting from tant, will replace Sister of Our Lady of Czestochowa, th* Cardinal Wyszynski dealt at Mary Rome. Mother and Cardinal warned that "certain length with the importance o( the Mary Virginette Alice as superior principal will head the 600-member prov at St. Hedwig'a, Trenton. Sister circles” In the country were en- family and of Catholic adherence Totalitarian ince of the order formally titled retain Tactics tertaining the that the Pol- to the teaching! of the Churcn. Mary Justitia will her Charge hope the Congregation of the Sisters ish nation "would grow indiffer- "Government! come and go,” he position as principal of Immacu- of St. Felix. ent toward the faith and that the stressed, "but the family and the late Conception High School Mother Mary Antoinette, for- while Used people would gradually abandon Church remain.” handling the studies post provincial for the prescribed Haiti Church their priests and churches." He also cautioned the faithful which has been newly created. Against six-year will the against "undermining" attempt! term, go to Sister Mary Leontine, former AU PORT PRINCE, Haiti Europe Cau- demand that the Holy See re- today as it should be because It sented by: ary, 1958, is due to arrive In is Ignoring too con- 1953 and in Rome in 1958. casas. He swore his compan- Poirier from many move Archbishop With this issue. The New York on the Italian liner Rev. • Advocate ions to secrecy until after he his post for "sedition " temporary problems. Thurston N. Davis, S.J., editor George R. Donahue, exec- Mother Mary Virginette has Saturnia on and to Inaugurates anew column left Sept. 12, ar- of America magazine, here. tive director, Catholic Employ- been a member of the provincial Italy The source added that charged "With Humble Pride” rive in Haiti by air two days the National by ers Coordinating Com- council, secretary and vocation 1 Cardinal Doepfner was ac- liter. government wants the Arch- Father Davis spoke at the third annual of the Dan Hrrr, witty and articulate meeting mittee, New York, who stressed companied by three priests. The bishop to Issue a statement National Catholic Social Action I of the Thomas More say- the need for more be- president local parish priest, also and cooperation a ing that his recent pastoral let- Conference accused Catholic! In tween Avs.velation of Chicago (he Tart-Hartley (labor labor, management and mountain-climbing enthusiast, Sheil ter, which criticized the regime social action of "unduly restrict- law).” Scholarship In his column, Mr, Herr will Archbishop government in solving common guessed the Cardinal's identi- ing its of concern." In with for expelling the two priests, area Asking not to come to grips the prob- be misunder- proMems. Christian ty when he offered Mass at the Honored it "has employers, by Jews was ef- doing so. failed to face lems —some real, some im- "misinterpreted" as an stood, he declared, "It ia indu- l.e added, must study the church, hut asked to the full prin- Decision Due was keep fort to overthrow the President. reality of our contempo- aginary. some important, some CHICAGO (RNS) Auxiliary bitably and forever to our credit ciples of Christian social doctrine, the secret rary problem." —of Archbishop Bernard J. Sheil of The government radio station, that when they were moat needed put them into practice in their TRENTON An an- unimportant contempo- The party of guides and there were Catholics who businesses rary American life You'll find Chtckgo was selected by however, has continued to attack IN THIS FULL reality, he sa'd, were own and spread them nouncement as to whether priests set out on Aug. 16 and first the the and able to throughout his offering "movies the the city’* Jewish community as clergy and Archbishop, he would include eager stand up and economic life. slept at a refuge on moun- such "subtle any grants will be made un- of the 1959. to be counted on the side of are not getting better and bet- tain's At its man year for The and sought persuade the peo- ailments" as the "beat" organ- • Rev. Edward Duff, S slope that night dawn, genera- J., of der the enacted col- they sixth to be and that the ized labor. recently ter, are only getting the continued person so honored ple regime is "not tion, the expansion of credit, the Institute of Social Order here, party the climb longer and the first not of the "Strong, intelligent and lege scholarship law to stu- longer" on page to the with Jewish faith, against priests, only bad priests" "togetherness," the uses of lei- Imag- who called for greater collabo- top, nylon ropes P of this Issue he was cited for a lifetime and diat it the inative leadership in this and dents entering college this Fall linking the Cardinal and his of is protecting "sov- sure, "sick" jokes, the organiza- ration by Catholics with non- allied fields has never been want- is It when leadership in humanitarian caus- ereignity of the state." tion man, the "sameness .of Church social action groups. expected on Sept. the eompanons. ing ... What I am is State es 10,000 suburbias," mental illness, getting at • Gregory E. Shinert of Jef- Scholarship Commission IN NEW YORK, Mayor that Catholic social action Representative* of the major Antoine the aging population and the d“- needs ferson City, Mo., executive direc- meets here. Hcrard of Port-au-Prince to recognize that there is Jewish organization in Chicago claimed clinc of home life and parental so tor, Missouri State Commission Frederick M. Raublnger, state the that the root of the much more besides. Labor ■elected present con- of and on Archbishop. He will authority. / Human Rights, who said that education commissioner Mass flict lies in the Day be guest of honor at civic din- alleged "colonial- Catholics in chairman of commission ad a "I refuse to believe,” Father "WORKING WIVES and moth- a six-state south-cen- the here Nov. 7. ist attitude" of the large number ner on Archbishop Davis said, "that these tral area do not differ radically ministering the scholarship law. ... are ers atten- of ... aren't getting the Sheil is often called French priests serving in the “Apostle not problems from the general attitude toward said "there is a possibility" some 7 at 10 we a.m. Haiti. with which tion they deserve in the pattern Sept. of Youth" because of his work racial justice the leader- awards will be made. Some $5OO, should be wrestling with as of social for despite behalf concern our homes on of young people. He charged that French much and ship of their 000 had been appropriated for energy determina- and our future national stability. Bishops. Prejudices NEWARK Sponsored by the Guild of St. An to Joseph outspoken foe against racial priests "refuse to accept the tion to in the mid-South are still so scholarships be awarded under as we now devote right- Neither is advertising and its the Worker, the annual Labor Mass will be •nd fact he the state Day celebrated minority discrimination, he that the country Is no long- to-work laws, strong, said, that even a pro- previous program. the consumer Nullifying effect on our live*," holds the B'nai B’nth award for nouncement at 10 am, 7, Boland in Sacred Heart er a French colony. They want price index and the from the Pope or the Sept. by Archbishop fine print he declared. THE to to SCHOLARSHIP commls Cathedral. ■“Service Humanity" of the maintain the people in sort local Bishop would not immedi- The will be Curtis. a “Are we sufficiently bother- preacher Auxiliary Bishop sion is also expected to act on a Jewish fraternal order of ‘spiritual overcome them. s district colonization’.") ately in the observance at the ed by the alleged mechaniza- tentative budget of Cooperating day's Cathedral lodge No. 6 request $1.5 which embraces near- The Church-state • Rev. Raymond controversy tion and of Bosler, edi- 1960 61 will be the Newark Archdioce 200 depersonalization milUon for Of this. $1,222. ly groups through the Mid- tor | reached a climax when Warning cities? of the Indiana Catholic and branch of the Coun and the gov- life, especially In our Mg 000 would be earmarked for san National mutual rights duties rather west and Canada. Record, who ernment expelled two It is reported that members Ilow much positive said that segrega ell of and French thinking scholarships to an estimated 3,055 Catholic Men the af than permit continuing conflict lion ol of is not restricted to the South. the "Slaves the Immacu- and writing have we done abont giaduates from next June's class filiated Holy Name Societies or an uneasy, hostile peace; late Heart of sez, In many areas, he an "un- Rev. Mary” are again momlim, homosexuality said, That number represents 5% of According to Aloysius J "That management and labor in New written law" Passaic selling a book and the shaken role of the prevents Negroes the estimated total of the Mass will be offered Jersey, 61,100 all Welsh, fulfill Bergen, Ask from homes may consciously their com- entitled "Hail buying or Mary, Full of father as bead of the American holding and school grad- that duties public private mon toward the welfare Grace.” other than menial jobs. family?” uates. "God's graces may be given of nation and community while They have no Church appro- Apart from the failure to recog- Participants re-elected Donald The estimates made In continued abundance to all Sunday were by promoting their own causes Closing Vote val and Catholics nize all the Father J. are warned problems, Thobman, managing editor of the Department of Education, those engaged in work whether | I with justice and charity." PATERSON against purchasing their books. Davis saw another shortcoming Ave Marla magazine, presi- which also side of Sufficient as predicted that 3,123 on the management or Following the Mass there signatures have been ob- Before will purchasing any reli- in Catholic social action in that dent and chose Buffalo as the would be for tained to have the Sunday eligible state grants labor; be a Communion breakfast at closing question placed on bal- gious books, site of Catholics should it has failed to train "a of their 1960 Msgr. the year. It estimated "That labor and Jotf in Passaic and corps meeting. following management 1 'Thomm's, Park Ave. The princi- Bergen the look to see whether for William Counties, Sunday Closing they carry professional career men stra- F. Kelly, director of the that by the end of 'four years may strive successfully in the pal speaker will be Louis the F. League here has announced. imprimatur of a tegic posts in top labor Brooklyn social action depart the would cost Bishop. agencies,” program $5.5 mil- coming year for positive coopera- Buckley, past president, National was j Petitions and has failed to gain the co- mmt, named vice lion tion based bearing 7,021 signatures had been received president. annually. on recognition of theiljI Catholic Social Action Conference. operation of Catholic universities In Passaic County and another in social actionists. 4.577 in Bergen County through preparing Padre Pio Cure Aug. 28, according to J. Palmer Murphy, league secretary. An Fordham-Style Suit Not Miraculous •ddiUona! 5.000 signatures have Given Anglican MANFREDONIA. Italy Army of Eu- an has been Bridgeport, Conn., said workshops phia American, named thl« mil** lu A _ suburbs S ish-Christian relations. this must have banded to ! U naval station on Midway effective be done to get the practice in newswriting, case his- rope. Oct. 5. dean of the school of to Thomas J. sacred theol- Church’s gcther purchase 17 school Island. McElroy, formerly Martin B. 43, of message across to the tories of successful public rela- McKeneally, ogy. Pontifical Catholic Universi- through the secular press" and buses to transport their An of Catholic Digest, has been general public. He said tions projects, pupils, j I Italian educational export Newburgh, N.Y., a lawyer and a ty of Chile. that other communications planning and con- The media. Evangelical United Breth- that within named vice president in criticism leveled* at \ ,has predicted a dec- charge Catholic, has been elected nation- Harold Catholics for He ducting of public relations insti- Bfthop Henry, 8.5. C.. urged those who Jisve to deal rcn Church of promotion meeting in Indianap- ade of the population of and advertising of; ,ai commander of the American Minneapolis-born neglecting public relations “is with tutes on a diocesan level, public Vicar Apostol secular media to maintain oils opposed will shift Catholic Preview of i election of a Catho- Italy from rural areas Entertain- Legion. ic of sometimes Justified." "a relations for schools, religious ment. Kwangju, Korea, has left spirit of friendliness" and to !lie to the Presidency. to the city. Bishop Antoine 'Abed of Trip- Bishop Shehan is communities and parishes, and Korea for a six-month episcopal "know how these media Police in Luke E. Hart, knight speaking moderator of operate, Church officials Philadelphia The government of Costa Rica supreme oli, Lebanon, a Maronite Rite tour of the NCWC Bureau and local community re- the US. the channels through which have has of the of they announced a program of agreed to strict limita- Knights Columbus, has j prelate, has been awarded the of Information, which sponsored I lUions. accept can be reached, the kind of ma- "total of the been chosen to receive . enforcement" new tions of its right to Catho- the La-1 Grand Cross of Merit by Ger- Bishops . . the five-day seminar. Some 45 Professionals who partici- inspect Salle terial they can use and the form state Sunday closing laws. lic schools. College Alumni many. Bishop-elect Charles A. Bus- experts, of them pated in the Associa-1 many top pro- in which it be seminar included tion’s 1959 well will must presented." The first listing of all U. S Catholics in Aus- Signum Fidei Award! Martin Lucas, be consecrated as Bish- fessionals from New York Bob Queensland, Archbishop public Coashyne, newspaper col- Catholic for his contributions of Participants were told elementary schools has tralia, are the 100th to advance-! S.V.D., new Apostolic Visitor for op Pueblo, Colo., In the Okla- relations firms, conducted the by umnist and well-known Catho- observing homa Cathedral Thomas J. Ross, senior partner been published by National Cath anniversary of the establishment City Sept. 30 and sessions attended by heads of lic author; 'fteorge W. Cornell, will be enthroned in a public relations firm, that olic Educational Association. of the Church there in Pueblo Oct diocesan information bureaus and religion writer for Associated Pope Washington. The 6. . institutional John XXIII provides the Press; Arthur second National Congress publicists. Hull Hayes, pres- Cardinal perfect example “of re- Gracias has urged of Sacred Music in Mexico A' CLEARANCE Died public ident of CBS radio; and will . . . Indian Catholics to THE WORLD outside the Cath- lations in its truest sense." participate be held Oct 20-29 Jerome Kovalcik, public rela- I J. of olic Church, Bishop Joseph Annabring Bishop Shehan said, "The Holy Father," he said, tion* director for New York Wis., “can SALE! Superior, 59. be effectively reached only “is the most available prelate in City’s Board jU of Education. BURNS & O'CONNELL, Inc. Mexico In Casting GARDEN STATE PLAZA Churches Welcome Rautoa 4 and 17 N. J. 1959 Separated Guadalupe Medal PARAMUB, CHEVY HUbbard Telephone 7-5317 MEXICO CITY (RNS1—Mexico ■sIH 14* IN 141 I«r4tn Ititi Parkway Parkin* Araa Na 4 Executive Cart and Demonstrators h»a begun casting gold and sil- To Attend Council, NEW Pope Says ver medals of Our Lady of Guad- JERSEY'S FINEST FOR RELIGIOUS AND CASTELGANDOLFO Father alupe of the Sea to commemorate THE LAITY - Pope aurprued the residents of The AT BIGGEST SAVING Pope Is "very sympathe- the sinking of a huge bronze ' John XXIII said here that if non- the hilt area aurrounding his tic toward Israel and all that ' IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GIFTS image of Our Lady into the Chooso From 6S‘ Guaranteed Used Can Catholics want to in lummer home by taking a la done HOUtli TUIIDAY participate spur- being here,” the Blsh- I waters and SATURDAY, f.AS A. ML to All PML of Acapulco as patroness the ecumenical coun- of-the-moment tour. He decided MONDAY. forthcoming op said. o' WIDNISDAY. THURSDAY, TRIDAY tAS A. M. ta »AS P. Ml I skin divers and all persons VAV» ,AW. cil, they will be given an op- on the tour while discussing near- He added that he himself has ,.V/A',vIv.V,v.,.V.\V.V.\W.V,%V/.v.V,v.1 ,.V.\V.V.\W.V,%V/. . who work water. ly Marian shrines under L AMItOiINO W,d portunity to be heard. with his con- the “that some matters till » PJK. feeling It is the first new medal to fretidenf A Addressing a group of pilgrims fessor, Msgr. Alfredo Cavagna, still need clarification before Is- be cast and offered to the Ini fill at public Op#n 9 his summer residence, the after having made his weekly reali-Vatican* relations will im I in Mexico in more than 20 years. Pontiff said that if the “separated confession. One of the “serious prob- OL 6-8000 Sal. till I P. M. prove.” brethren" want to “we will Msgr. Cavagna and come, Rev. lems that are still outstanding," PLAN NOW TO welcome them.” Thomas Ryan, Irish priest who he said, is status of Maronites 3085 HUDSON “The Catholic Church Is al- has been teaching to are in BLVD. e JERSEY CITY English evacuated from Ikrit and Biram IF YOU ways their house, from which the Pope, were those 4 Blocks North of Journal to. among in Galilee when those villages JOIN THE they who accompanied him. withdrew," he said, "in were demolished during the Arab historical incidents which occur He made one stop at the Shrine Israeli war. PILGRIMAGE in of Our Lady of every family." Good Counsel at During his audience with the NEED of MONEY Gennuzzano and when a crowd Pope, the Bishop said, LATER, AT A private audience he had gathered he asked all to join him to with presented him an appeal from Msgr. Edward E. Swan- The HOLYLAND not In touch with of V convenient in three Hail Marys for the spe- those communities asking the why got on* our strom of New | GOT THOSE York, executive di- cial of offices? protection children, whom in to their NAZARETH rector of Catholic Relief Serv- Pope's help returning • JERUSALEM he called “the hope of the Church former homes. P. ices-NCWC, and Mgr. Andrew and of We moke PERSONAL LOANS to residents of Hud- society.'' On the other hand, the Bishop AUo visiting I.andi, CRS mission director in to at Taking note of visit there son County up t* $7,500 (and up 2 years) a by said, he was able to report to ROMS NEW-CAR BLUES? • ATHiNt • IRILAND Rome, the Pontiff the praised Pope Pius IX, he invited LOW BANK RATES. I prayers the Pope on "excellent relations U. S. for giving aid to needy FATIMA • IOURDtI for the speedy beatification and with the Religious Affairs Minis- countries end You be to find how little It costs to Pick car: come to the cash. since the of World may surprised your ut: get canonization of his predecessor. of the undvr ( direction of 11. try and the solution prob- p«, War borrow at a bank Ilk* COMMERCIAL TRUST We’ll finance your purchase with a low-cost I The Pope particularly Hl* money He also commended enjoyed lems concerning Church property Excellency, The Moil Rev. COMPANY. the “strong the Just look at the following tablet Auto Loan, whether the car you choose is the final visit to convent in Israel.” sUte of American Catholics," W. new or used. Your dealer gets cash and where Msgr. Cavagna lives Walter Curtis, S.T.D. adding that they "make good use the is ASKED ABOUT the possibility Auxlflitf you the bargain! Rates are so low—- while Pope at Castel- Rtahup. Archdloco*# of gel vof their dollars Ntwirk charity and of Arab-Israeli the Bish- gandolfo. The Sisters in the con- peace, monthly payments are easy. You need not cents." vent from the op replied that it will have to be a depositor. are Pope's home- town be achieved gradually and sug- DURING THE week the Holy of Bergamo. He talked with them in the Bergamo dialect and gested that a start be made to- THE TRUST to ward the solution of the Arab COMPANY As jokingly advised them take long refugee good care of his confessor problem. OF NEW JERSEY as live lie you This week the Pope also sent advocated the resettle- other amounts up to $2500.00 in proportion • Hoboken York Third ment of all refugees who would / Jersey City • West New will a message to the World f#« rtctivt o and up to 24 months. • to Weehowken Union City • Secoucus DEPENDABLE and Congress of the Deaf In Wies- agree it in their present place of GOOD INCOME If baden, Germny, telling them of residence. rwml Dtp*Ml Iwrmi Ca»po.*lun> Invoit 'The Israeli All f#w your his devotion to them, and re- government personal loans are covered by life Iniurance at no l a v In • In ceived the of the U. S should offer individual compensa- cost to g our crew nu- you, and you need not be a depositor of the 1 V. D. ANNUITY tion for to clear-powered sub Skipjack in property everyone r bank to borrow. HAN. II ready to It in return for n audience Crew members pre- accept Coma writ* foregoing all claims Israel I In. *p pkon* 0 You olio short In sented him with a bronze medal on believe at least 10 would H»o work bearing the Image of the Skip- to*<’o% groat of Nin* Convenient Offices Mliiioni and holp In Jack. accept such compensation and educating Priests and Broth- thus greatly reduce the problem. OF THE •n for th# Mliiioni # Cor- ONE Pope's recent "I that if Israel made am sure Having IDICWIID AIRPORT, N Y. foin tax advantages # A visitors was Melkite Rite Bishop the offer, ways would be found, MPTRMMR COMMERCIALTRUST CO. lotting Memorial and who lirti VTo SWISSAIR ro- Georges Hakim of Akka on perhaps through the United Na- msmbranti in Mausi of many ~ wltti itdo New his return to Jerusalem said the tions, to transfer the money.” tripe toi Jersey ond crayon. Pope had expressed the hope PARIS • LONDON • OUftl IN that relations between the Vat- 6 Jersey City Office* Wrltr for froo Information Stress It ican and Israel would improve. RETURN OCT. JOTrt Main: a 71 1 lar Ava Talrmawn) An. Training tonal ladianf Plata aa .at (opt ( 440 Nawark Ava„ Of The Divine Word side trips to Pans, London and at Five Cintin 114 Newark Ava near Jersey Av* Society Mi For Missioners Orava fl. aaar Nawark Ava. lIS Jacktan Ava.. Waadla-n Ava. Dublin roturr.t Oct. at ANNUITY Din. Setonia 23rd ) Offering LOUVAIN. Belgium (RNS) OIRARD. PINNA. la order 3 Offices u> *moJ« proper uranfe Bayonne Cardinal Van Roey, Primate Menu, eorlr of reeerva tiona are tuj- Oriental Studies l*all writ* for (amrUta lit Broadway, at ttH Sfroot stressed faated or lis- Belgium, the need for rnrmaUea. SAA at IStK Braadway Itraat ITS Sraadway. at Alt! Itraal NEWARK Scion Hall Uni- training missionaries in modern versity's Institute of Ear Eastern ALL Branch Offices means of communication In a Open Monday Evenings kodKJU Studies will offer a large number to the 29th message Internation- from 7 to 8 In JOS. M. BYRNE CO of courses the Chinese and al Mission Week Congress held HOfT TO MOST New Japanese languages on the grad- here. Tna John 5. Wiel.nd, N S. I. D. Nlaotif* Iw IH naadklkoip point' The designed T 866 BROAD NEWARK pilgrimage Is the largest U. 5.,” Cardinal Lercaro of Bo- STREET, avtwordly •< .*,l, O ot its S A $399 C $399 type in the U. , and Is logna declared as he accepted (Am umi ofiLoa : ‘P' l "* tn«parod. rw.t p.oof, old.l rivaled in B $239 D $259 North America only an honorary doctor of laws de- SMfinp ttoinl.M pant' • NEWARK: ii..l by the feast day to •flwtWo, ond pilgrimage gree. wide rnoire of (abfia IlKWupkvwn, kwowno. Ste. 744 trad Sirs* 357 SfriafWS hmm Anne de Beaupre in Quebec. He called attention to "the SariifcMlwy. Mil ttwtU: 417 Orwf* Strmt lITIMAIII The Apostolic Delegate to the unique of this univer- reputation IW Notional winner tor eotatendJne tarnUara atom U S., CaaMtaft tm UM Mn City Lise 71? SpfefAM Krmm Archbishop Egidio Vagnor- sity In the American world, due SCHRECK & xi. will preach at the Divine Lit- to its noble tradition of hard (AST ORANGE: SOUTH ORANGE: urgy (Mass) scheduled for Labor studies and sport competitions r •M CsatrU kmm 159 S«Ah knmt Inc. and Or*** WALTER, Day morning, will preside at that is to say, for the wonder- moderna i re the Eucharistic SS-27 HAOUS STRUT procession clos- fully complete formation, both of Air r nHhiia*4. Route 4, Pinau, H. }. Dm »• a parish organization." be held at the school on by Somoza last year and anoth- demonstrations, and presentation Tuesday, 8 Father of SPEECH Sept. er shows his coat-of-arms. Reynolds noted that awards for service to the Con- Confraternity classes for grade fraternity. and high school second students can re The event for ihe laity sume time any between the week wvll be the day of recollection MA 2-0300 10 of From Archdiocese Sept 13 and the week of Mar 27 at Oct Sacred Heart Cathe DEFECTS Entering <: parish inquiry classes begin dral. their 12-week course Sept 20. and Christian parish discussion clubs begin Brothers of Ireland an ST. ANNE’S eight week program Oct. 4. WEST N PARK, Y - Ily. son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ten] 'uatc of St Catharine's Gramma-r the FIRST archdiocesan CCD members of the Newark Arch-j I Donnelly, 137 Willow Ave , Hack- 9 SPEECH CORRECTION | School and Bergen Catholic invent of major importance this CENTER diocese will he the A given habit ersack member of Holy Trini- be Brother Sylvester Bosco Tuohy, y ear will the meeting of priest of the Christian Brothers of Ire I he is in Fair ty parish, a graduate of of Mr. directors Lawn, N. J, son and Mrs. Sylvester A. Sept 14 in the Chan land and be into will received the ,Holy Trinity School He attended will register children afflicted Tuohy, 748 Midland Rd , Oradell. eery Office auditorium Bishop with ! novitiate SO Park stuttering, society's at outdoor, (Bergen Catholic before entering A Avenue, Newark, New member of St Joseph s parish, Curtis, archdiocesan CCD direc Jersey baby talk, ceremonies here 5 St. Gabriel’s lisping, nasality, ‘fast Sept. Juniorate he is a (.formerly tin Sorrento speech, high I graduate of St. Joseph's tor, will .preside at the meeting, Keilnurenl) ' Seven of the 10 attended Bor Brother Patrick pitch, low volume, cleft Sean Moffett, Grammar School and will palate and so forth on Bergen which keynote the CCD year 'gen Ora of Mr Catholic High School, son and Mrs. P September 14th from 1 to 6 Joseph Catholic. inasmuch as the parish orgamia P.M. The five affili- !dell, conducted by the Brothers Moffett, 306 Idaho St., Paramus. Brother tion rests in hands ated in Gerard Anthony von the of the Speech Centers Manhattan, I Included is John P Mostyn, who A member of .Our Lady of the Brooklyn, Koolbcrgcn, son of Mr. and Mrs. priest-director. Queens and ’created a national sensation last Visitation parish, he graduated Nassau will also James J ian 184 register during the Koolbcrgcn, Next will come the CCD Spring when he was credited with. fiom St Joseph's School and Ber pnno :Cf*m week of Sept. 1 4th. 1.1 l Rd , Hillsdale. A member of pals' tving for the the meeting Sept IS, under the world's record gen Catholic, latter with sec St John the Baptist parish, he of 100-yard dash. ond honors. the auspices the Archdiocesan is a of Twelfth graduate St. Andrew's Sisters and "Grnciout Dining * Year Over 4,600 Student* Brother John Brothers Committee tn m Conlmentnl Almcipbere Paul Mostyn, son | Grammar and MORE THAN 1,000 School Bergen The committee assists priests, of Martin Mostyn and officials 4 the late C athnlic. He of Rooms READ Brothers. Sisters, and is the brother °f CCD Banquet CAREFULLY: parents 'Mrs. Grace and parish schools to improve Mostyn ward of Brother A fr.ends of James van Koolber Children those taking part are Mr. and Mrs Oscar organization techniques The Church Function! Horn* >nd Office and parents are trained in Wutzdorff, gen, F.S.C.H is Parties together expected to attend the two-hour , who studying at for 345 St ASBC plan Communion the correction Elm , Oradell. A member lona College. Confraternity Breakfasts Wedding Receptions process. Parents' at which school daily practise erf ceremony Brother Har- of St. Joseph's administration calls for a parish._he is a Home Suburban end home with the old A. Kielhno, F.S.C.H Brother Norman Joseph Wat e/ one Metropoliten child insures correction in the short- , Ameri- graduate of St. principal, graded classes, report Joseph's Grammar kins, of Mr. and can assistant to the Superior son Mrs. Nor cards, Cetering Service est School and Bergen Catholic pupil records, and com possible time. Recordings are made at the High man Watkins, 78 Oak St., HU 4-7200 General, conducts the interroga School. Jersey menccmrnls. BI 1-7000 A member and end of tion of The will City of Christ the beginning instruction to measure im- postulants. habits Brother Philip Eugene Schaef King be to the parish, he is a graduate of provement. All instruction is done presented novices by of Mr. and by a therapist fer, son Mrs. Eugene St Patrick's Grammar I AND SERVICE Brothers J. A School V) Heeran, F.S.C.H., W. Schaeffer, 5 who has worked on thousands of Monmouth Rd., and cases and who and V attended Power Memorial F. Chapman, F.S C.H. t.len Rock. A member of St Academy, New holds two degrees in from Uni- The novices the York before en Speech Catholic will spend Catharine's is parish, he a grad- itenng the Juniorate. versities. coming year at Santa Maria Novitiate here and then will take their religious TUITION: $42.00 per course of 12 sessions. Each and teacher train St. student ing at Gabriel’s Junior Col spends about an hour Jesuit /'-J every Monday at lege, Lakewood, N J , and later Missionary the Speech Center. lona College, Rochelle, N. Y.

1 ROM To Mark For further information call the THOSE the Newark Jubilee Archdiocese who will Director, A. Edmund Turner receive the PASSAIC Rev. P. habit George McGowan, SJ, Jesuit > K 7"'l include from CCNTUKy in New York at HOIIis missionary will return ■ \. City 4-0081 Brother Peter Damian Carney, Passaic, to his home town Sept from 10 ( 13 to the A.M. to Noon beginning September 14th. ron of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.| commemorate 25th anniversary of his ordination A A Carney 436 Avc. Tea with a Solemn Mater, requieicat in pace. Sr., Palmer High Mass at noon in St. Nicholas Church. neck A member of Si Joseph's For last the 12 years Father McGowan has been is serv- Jr/ \ / parish, he a graduate of Ma / ing in the Pacific after having 'V \!/ donna Grammar School and All been assistant rector and presi- Hallows High New York i returning to St. Andrew's. HALF s*r School, dent of the Jesuit novitiate at A He attended Fairlcigh Dickinson dinner and rercption for the St. N. / Andrew's-on-Hudson, Y. jubilarian be , i University for 11 2 will held in the low years Be Father McGowan will return to \ / fore entering the Brotherhood, he < er auditorium at St. Nicholas aft his mission in the 1/ post Caroline 1 cr the was employed in the accounting jubilee Mass. Islands late In September. department of the Automobile s Club of New York. A GRADUATE C of St. Peter’s Brother John Brendan Clear, Prep, he entered the Society of tv® & V ice I V son of Mr and Mrs John A Jesus at St Andrew's in 1921. He Clear, 122 Hirliman Rd , Teaneck. his took religious vows two years S. Marsh A member of St & Sons Antastasia's later and was ordained in 1934 5 parish, he is a graduate of A aV* Wash at Woodstock, Md., after studying YEAR a ington Irving School and Bergen 000 at Weston College aiid Boston Col- (atholic High. Before entering lege insured the Brotherhood, he was em Hr taught physics for 2 three 3 ployed by the Bergen savings PERFECTION Evening | years at Georgetown and later Record. served at SI. Peter's College MBBB i CATERING S&WCt and Fordham University before WATCH is an Direct to Cobh Council Plans WEST ORANGI. MW Jl Hst-Y 5th Holy Hour GROW! important IRELAND NEWARK The Newark Arch- diocesan Council of Catholic Men will hold its fifth annual Holy >r word Seton Hall Hour at Sacred Heart Cathedral 20 8 University on Sept. at m. p Archbishop Boland will the SCHOOL give sermon. OF EDUCATION Among those attending will be To meet our standard of uniformed members of the New- ptrfrchtm, a diamond omul

ark Police and Eire kt a . in ANNOUNCES Departments gem . . perfect clarity, cut and color. It hat been our and the Fourth Degree, Knights dner policy our founding to *dl onlyftrjactdiamond!. of Columbus of the Enjoy virtual ruvof-ttw-thip/ Members REMEDIAL Holy Name Society, Knights of At SERVICES FOR CHILDREN m Tourist CUts on « lm*r our half-centurymark, we are aril! grateful that our founder lor Columbus, Serra Club, Ancient, lomout omplo menut. established the of wtOi mJut. O’-dcr of Hibernians. Catholic practice combining perfection Nospi t«ti I• urvict, READING ARITHMETIC Mar Veterans Thu has made »nd SPEECH and First Friday constantly frienda out of 'iMtrrmT •nd food fun. 4 Club will CONVENIENT OFFICES participate. emsotneri out of their friends. HACKENSACK FALL • to • • Arrangements for the Holy SEMESTER, 1959 * *D/roct Cobh* Mam and Barry Straatt We invite to Hour are being made by Msgr you inspect these in a collection RYNDAM Opan 9 to 4 daily-4 ‘til • on Monday gems superb Cornelius J Boyle, council mod- 9. Oct. 28 tnmmhiy Sfton Hall is three Sopt. University offering Saturday programs In erator, M’tlliam J Griffin, presi- 740 Andaraon Avanua remedial services at University College. 31 Clinton Street. MAASDAM dent. and presidents of the coun- Opan • to 4 dai»y-4 to • on Friday 26 ty councila. Newark, N. J. In: . Watches and docks Sopt. TKANKCK ' Jmmfry . . Cadar Lana fet Larch Avanua STATKNOAM 9 to Opan 4 to S on . and Bar Accusants daily-4 Friday 1 Crystal . . Gifts READING • ARITHMETIC • SPEECH• Dm. 14 Mauriac Play PALISADES PARK and Leather Goods Hand 253 Broad Avanua Irnggagt . . . Bags There services are provided for children between the ages Um trn.l If.m N.» r«t. For Blackfriars •to 4 Opan daily-6 to •on Monday and EacUmastical Articles of eight and aixtren At— emit 9* Rtligums years. NEW YORK The Ulackfnars' Children will be interviewed and tested and will then be Guild, New York’* oldest Catholic theater, SAVINGS assigned to small group classes taught .by remedial Minimum Touri»i Clou will open its 19lh season Tkrilt loro in mid October with INVESTED BEFORE specialists. So o von $174 an original play by Krancois Mauriac. THE 10th OF EVERY Interviews will be held during the week of September Bth Entitled "The Egoists," the p'*y tells MONTH EARN and September Mth. Classes will begin on Saturday, the story of a selfish Septem- srtwmmogl father 26th who manipulates the mar- DIVIDENDS ber AND will continue for fifteen sessions. riage of his two daughters f/M / with FROM THE FIRST NfWAIK MIUIURR For and TJVCUUmt-fTttnmCll almost disastrous application further Information, contact: effects. Trans- UI4I MJlttvr* Ahum ited from the French Ovn Mm. by Ursule ifcts kt. t M n « Mr. j£uu •pm Mm. ffcrv t«|. t-.H H Anthony Suraci, Molinaro, the piay has cast Ws#. a of r mrnm • Tfcvrv t • No. Tort N. T vttttl AnaW Pan n Iroodnoy. t. five and will be directed by Den- Director of Remedial Services. School l / of Education MMokoU 4 1900 nis Gurney and Marcella Pam- John brun. Dolan FitzGeraldld Seton Hall UniversUy, 31 Clinton St., George Newark. N. J. Actors will be interviewed Field J at! Representative Manager—MUlburn Store the Blackfriars' theater, 316 W. y 57th St , on Sept. 8, 9 and 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. fcAAffsftLM, ujr 4 THI ADVOCATE September I,IIU Novena Films on TV Sunday Petitions Peace Television Protestants Drive •gw *-• tws 'stas MOVIES ■rStgJw CaiVeCtTTiiumoae! Ready LOS ANGELES A novena of sum day, ssrr. a all •JO ■« te-e-Lon Talk About Sundays if being held la Tot (Mmf Information ralli HA 1-5700 L •* D God." Mar?knoll Mon. ■VT. !**l” * c * mc ’r >“«' ■» w churchea arcbdioccaa accepted »• e*rrec X moral tTituaiMu. of this to 1030 oja -'Look Vo nod Live." An Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone petition divine for the Slow of Car* of On Film Violence guidance O)—Chrlrtonhvr Big Cirrus FOR THE FAMILY 1030 m Pnrim. Green Mansions Isle ef l ost Sad Horse Sex, Bur Area and nation'! leaden in their aearcta "Tho Rolo of Blaslo Woman.** Ruth Fisherman Good Day for a Women Migfr Deg EllhU Dark Command Cosmic Man Rarfcg Honor. Aalto CoJbr. Dancing John Paul Jones Silent Enemy round lo Dud* Gone Weet for a just peace. Darby (TGIII William H. the weed or dancing with over- ing for that matter many Cath- Danger 1130 in (111 Chrlatophecv "Par- and Have Rocket. WUI It Happened to Bleeping Beauty By Mooring G!Jane Little Rrlmatone The which opened Aug. Helot to la Local Affaire ." Travel Jane Temp eel evident lolics do not either —but they flMal lUeerva novena, Diary of The Protestants are planning a togetherness. Guzzling Buffalo 9:30 (SI CalboUo Hour Anna Hercules Rina of Wild 10 Command* Bill loady In Moriua 30 and will cloie Oct. 23, will ».m. Frank smoking often TUISDAV, SIPT. * Boy, Hey Stallions menta “firm stand" and vi- and are slipped in- disapprove even more vigorously Kiln Aialn Mikado Cm hauled Hej| against sex 0 Sacred Heert Crime Jt Punish- Inspector Malgret Bullet Sound B Fury tian Hound of action, dreaded for years by ones." Son of Dracula 330 p.m. WBNX St. Stephen‘o ment. USA In Love and War North by North- These Thousand Raakervillea « Stars Down VATICAN CITY (RNS) - Vat- Church. Novtna Cry Terror laonelv Hearts Hills show a New Catholic I weet business, becomes fear- Married a Stormy Damn Yankees Instead, Waters ican are examining THURSDAY, SSPT. 10 Journey Notorious Mr. This Earth to if Helmrlch's recom- | Doctor . T experts busy Defiant Machete fill reality for Hollywood. ender Comrade 1 WSOU Ones Monks Mine Intermezzo Tlaht 350 p.m. (TMS Sacred Heart Diary of Hi*h mendations are there Little Island a series of frescoes, about Program. Man Inalda Of Life snd I-ore Wild Strawberries First followed, Books Published School Bride signs of panic among the Tornado Man Who Could Operation Damea Young Phila- will result years old, found during •30 pm. WSOU Ave Marla Don’t Give Up a Protestant "stay- repair Cheat Death Reform School delphians movie men is abandonment of a Following If a list of naw Catholic Hour. Ship - OBJECTIONABLE work in the Girl away altogether" campaign" books compiled by the Catholic Uni- Papal apartments. PRIDAY, SIPT. It deal between the Mirisch Com- varsity of America Washington. 1 WSOU Sacred Heart can library. Fsce Behind Maak Fare Discovered on a wall between P.m. no which hurt movies and TV An Hevr With Jesus, Gaston Second and the James by Cour- 1-onf Walt Sian of frogram. Morally in Part pany S. Harris- ts* The Ram Objectionable for Everyone much more. In i*- third aeries of meditations Min With My race Up the Pope's personal library and 3:15 p m. WSOU Hour of St. spite of the for In Mabel's Alaska Passat* Guns. Girls and T~»st Stanley Kubrick team, to film religious. (Newman. S3V Pier 23 Francia Paradise Rally 'Round the Protestant sects Teaching the Clementine chamber, the All King's Man Gangster* Love Involved, this the Catholic Catechism With 330 p.m. WBNX Perpetual Help in City Flag. Boy* Nabokov's nasty novel, "Lolita.” Attack o! 90 Foot H Man Middle the Religion Workbook, by Joseph frescoes are believed to include Novena. of the Bint in Juvenile kind of action, once regarded Woman Headless Ghost Night This describes an immoral Goldbrunner. The firot volume deals 0:30 WSOU (7MI Hour of tho Beat Prison affair arms p m. Generation Horrors of Black Missile to the as now with God and redemption. (Herder A the coat of of Pope Paul McGowan. CT* Hoad Bacere a Impossible, becomes Herder. Crucified. Rev. Kill an Born Reckless kfuseum Moon between 12-year-old girl and a SI 65. paper). Pilgrims V "How Underntond Your Wlfo.** Draff 1. Room at the To# Hungarian (1605-21). to Strip Girl Mobster practicable. The Mast Through the Year, by Sister Nlxht of the Some Came huz man. SATURDAY, SIPT. 11 Eighth Day of the It Started 40-year-old Aemiliana Loehr VIENNA (NC)—The lo the Vatican With a Quarter Moon ning A second volume Hungarian Repairs apart- 7 05 WOR Family Thaater. Week Kiss Protestant leaders base their of p.m. Pal Joey Rome Like It Ho# meditations, from Holy Week to ments Forbidden Fmit Last Mile ONE TIME Uet Sunday after communist news agency report- are being speeded up so Perfect Furlough White Cargo AT Protestant ob- present the Pentecost. (New- Girl In Bikini stand upon “let- ed man M 30> "hundreds of thousands” of they will be completed before APOSTOLIC Administrators jections seemed to to apply only down” of voluntary movie and The Maryknell Reek of Peoples. by Catholics took in returns such incidentals I Rev Albert J Nevins. M M Popular, part pilgrimages Pope John XXIII from are usually Bishops appointed by as taking a nip TV codes. They may not Separate approve highly Illustrated esaays on the earth to Marian shrines in Hungary on around the middle the Holy See to govern a certain Classification from the bottle, clouds I and Its human family. (Crawley. jCastelgandolfo Tl puffing of the excessive drinking and smok # r lln r * •nalyat. with which the auhiect mat- 1 »4 the Feast of the of September. •res Ur *• ? , ‘ l Assumption.- temporarily. "*{" r,p ? *o explicitly and frankly detailed. •• iudffed exceed

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The Barns Revue Billy -Quite a few ■uggestlve scenei play havoc with what off-color items do nothin* for other might have been civilized vrie* Just passable sonff sketch s domeatie -and * comedy. show from the West Coast The Muile Men—Trash, exhilarating Destry Rides Aeein Some dandy new musical alnffln' and stepptn' as wicked Old West romance of 1011 lowa set to town of Bottleneck ffets Itself morally a snappy Souza march beat. Fine scrubbed by a for the Jaunty no gun lawman. family. Fun for adults. My Pair Lady Brilliant melodle Blower Drum adaptation of Shaw'a tone—Gay. exotlcally comedy about the Rodffers flavored new and Hammersteln Cockney flower-girl transformed by the musical, set In San proud professor of Francisco's China- speech. Some low. town. Values broad ffenerally good, dcipits humor In scenes featuring her one brief auffffcstive comic scene. raffish father. Oypty—The Once sorry spectacle of flrat- Upon a Mattress Merry must- rate talent stage watted on the neg- cal frolic built around the fairy tale of ligible memoirs of the princess a burlesque queen. and the pea More slap, Some highly suggestive numbers. stick than sophistication. * Powerful yet unorthodox The Pleasure of Hit Company of the civilized modernization Book of Job. Ex- Zestful, comedy in which e alts man’s nobility In submitting to dic- world-traveled celebrity returning home tates of a cold, unresponsive, arbitrary to visit his re-married wife disrupt* Power. , their daughter's wedding. Without ex- La de Ms Tante Plume Fast-moving plicitly condemning divorce, points up French til rsvue with a high proportion of Its effects risque, suggestive numbers. A Raisin In the tun—Caustic, vital A problem Malerity of One— Heart-warm- drama of an aspiring Negro ing family comedy, full of East-Wist family in present-day Chicago. good with Redhead will, Gertrude Berg as a Snappy musical blend of Brooklyn widow wooed by a Tokyo romance and mayhem In a quaint wax tycoon. museum of old London. Some profanity The Marrlaee-Oe Round Crudely but otherwise enjoyable. tweet Bird of Youth Tennessee La Williams' teat expose of Deep South vtclousnees. ablate with slckenlngly can- did atudlea In degeneracy. Hailed the Throughout the world Two for Seesaw Clever, two- character •• tho most gripping and comedy condoning Illicit love and relying heavily for humor dramatic story of upon this dccadcl suggestive lines and situation*. World of luxle Won# Painfully sentimental hokum glamorizing * Hong Kong harlot. Incidental humor meetly fIUDREB leerlah. HEPBURN New Boohs Evaluated

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OKYO •WALTER COMPTON • PARIS -.CLAUDE-MAHOMET Parish Dinner to Honor September 1959 3, THE ADVOCATE 5 K. of C. Two Paterson Seminarians Chinese PATERSON Two Paterson I Grammar School, St. John's Student Unit to Elisabeth Cornell young men, about leave (or Cathedral High School, and Se- The annual the University of Fall golf tournament and dinner Louvain, Bel- ton Hall University. gium, to their will be held at the Lakewood To Meet complete theologi- Principal speakers at the testi- at Seton Hall cal studies, will be honored at monial Country Club, Lakewood, Oct. 11 will be Rev. Francis Shal- SOUTH ORANGE A a testimonial Guests of council members group composed of Chinese supper by parish- loe, S.J., guidance at may director students and ioners of St. George here also take part. Committeemen in- alumni will hold its fourth annual St. Peter's Prep, and Rev. Thom- convention The affair will be held Sept J. clude James Williams, Leo Eil- at Seton Hall 11-13. as Boyle, pastor. Our Lady of University Sept. • in the hall. Belon and Thomas parish To be honor- Victories, Paterson. bacher, Joseph Sponsored the Chinese Catholic Gartland. by Students and ed are Leo Gellene and John Msgr. Joseph R. Brestel, Rev. Alumni Society in the will Kamphauscn, who have heen James America, meeting have as its J. Donnelly and Rev. Benedict XV Council, “The Cliffside theme: Prospects of Chinese studying for the priesthood at George Dudak are honorary Park An open house will be Students in America.” be made Immaculate Conception Semin chairmen General at the alumni society’* chairmen are held Sept. 18 with films on ac- and have been selected Loo headquarters, Rfi Riverside ary, by Costello and John White. tivities of the K. of C. and speak- SPEAKERS WILL include Drive, Bishop McNulty to complete their New York (OXford 7-0140) or ers from the State Council. The Archbishop Paul Yu Pin, exiled by education abroad. calling Frances Lo council hopes to qualify for the Archbishop of Nankins, China, (LEhigh V Public Health Grants 8754). Mr. Gellene is the son of Mr century club by having 100 new and Gerald Mische of the Asso- *nd Mrs. 70 Alfred Gellene, But Given to Marquette members during 1959-60. Mem- ciation for International falo j Develop Ave , Paterson. He was grad 1 MILWAUKEE bers (NC) - Two received Holy Communion ment, a lay mission-sending ated from St. George's Gram Public Health Service of in a body Aug. 30 at which has grants Sacred group headquarters m mar School. St. Peter's Prep and more than *300,000 have been Heart Church, Hudson Heights. Paterson. Seton Hall University awarded to Marquette Yu Pin Mr. University Bloomfield Council District Archbishop has re- GaWStiF Kamphausen of is the son dental school for continuing re- ELIZABETH PILGRIMS: Members of 12th cenUy returned from an extend- Mr. and Mrs. John the annual August pilgrimage from St. Deputy Charles Doyle presided Kamphausen, search in dental materials ed the and Patrick’s at trip to Far East and 10 Edward Court, He parish, Elizabeth, are shown at the Shrine of St. Anne the installation of Grand Cliftrn was for anew de Beaupre, Que- faculty training pro- Europe, lie will graduated from St. with Rev. J. Knight John Kinder and other discuss career frlffittiicl George's gram. bec, their pastor, Edward Stanley (second from left, front row) and new officers Aug 27. More opportunities for Chinese stu- the at Mr. than pilgrimage organizers his left, and Mrs. Paul dents in the U.S. and Byrnes. 160 families attended the coun- other the cil's annual picnic at the Elks areas of free world. Mische Attend a FREE will speak on the lay Publication Ended Club Grove, Union, on the 30th. aposto- of Name j late responsibilities the over- DEMONSTRATION Bergen Catholic Worker , seas Chinese. Holy By •t Moslem Group discussions will follow LONDON (RNS) - The Catho- Group Prays lic Worker, monthly English la all lectures Mass will be offered DALE CARNEGIE To Meet 21 At Lourdes Shrine bor daily and there Sept. paper founded 24 years ago will bo recreation COURSE and for patterned after its American LOURDES, France (RNS) periods sports, variety shows FAIR LAWN The quarterly convention of the Ber- counterpart, ended publication Moslem war veterans recited and dancing Reservations may with its gen County Federation of Holy Name Societies will be September Issue because prayers for peace at the Shrine NEWARK held 21 St. of sales losses of Our Lady of Ixiurdes here It IRELAND at Anne's 8 30 m. Sept. here, starting at p Mental Health Talk Thurt. 10 8:00 P..V. "The simple fart is that sales was believed to be the first time Sept. will be Rev. YORK The of Tor your to Principal speaker Anthony J. Driscoll, that NEW League Tue*. 15 8:00 crossing Ireland. Cunard to Cobh is your have fallen to too low level to prayers of another faith Sept. P.M a St. ticket! Two transatlantic 0.F.M., Vicar of St. Bonaventure's Dymphna will sponsor a con- favorites, the Mauretania Monastery, Paterson, enable us to continue," wrote were said publicly at the world- ESSEX HOUSE its and and of ference on work for mentally Britannic, sail from New York to director St. Bonaventure's Robert P. Walsh, editor famous Marian direct Cobh 8 j and co- grotto. efflicted and nervous persons times from Auk. Retreat House lounder. 15 to Oct. 30. Full facilities diocesan speakers bureau Rev.' "Perhaps we shall be prittnlid by aboard The Moslem ex servicemen Sept. 13 at 204 Ave A The convention will re for Holy Mass. | mark Francis J Bischoff, spiritual di- succeeded by a different were paper among some 10,000 veter- Speaker will be Rev LEADERSHIP l SALES sumption of the normal schedule Thomas rector, will install new officers: one day ... If that from happens, our ans many countries who SJ His will be of events Byrne, talk giv- TIAININC INSTITUTE OF N.J under direction of John 1 Andrew is that Ashcnbrcnner, president, prayer the Catholic body participated in 7 J. Mahady, a week-long in- en at 30 p m , after a buffet president, and Msgr Paul Dolack, F.arl W. gives it than Morristown JE Meyers, stronger support it ternational veterans pilgrimage at 5 43 8*6651 THIS supper p m An open for- FALL John J. Clark, spiritual director. A1 and John Ferment. I to us." Skorupka gave here um will follow An executive board is The best month* meeting arc ahead for visiting the Emerald Isle scheduled for Sept. 11 in St Mat Autumn s your chance to ••' enjoy enthrallinßevents. thew’s Church hall. Ridgefield Dublin a Masters’ Golf Tournament, the Cesarewitch Other events scheduled after the Handicap at Curragh. And festival*! Cork for films, convention are the annual spirit music at Wexford. ual Galway. A sparkling directors' dinner 28 calendar, too, on Sept Ml In Scotland, England and at Casa Mana. Teaneek, everywhere you go on the and the Continent 1 rally in Hackensack, Oct. 11. <5 Passaic County Federation

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New York haa in larger measure the some call a 76 prob- jungle. Extenuating causes are pres- - Cmlu, Brood Bloomhtld. NJ* erfifor lem of delinquency that city ent to « of Tbt every large with a explain some of their violent deeds. When Qmtthorn Box. Qmost.omi moy bo tmbmilltd to him lor mixed and changing haa U> a smaller earner in tbn column. population a youth booked for homicide needs an inter- Q How degree. To our neighbor state we extend our that r«n I judge whether I preter so he may understand the judge, would consider her the most should to aympathy because their problems are more diffi- we can he continue retd a novel beautiful appreciate that is under a handicap lady you had ever seen. which contain* cult and more reason of the sire of one or two inci- frequent by that can lead the weak of will to crime. Poor It would be a spiritual beauty far the dent* that population. housing and the like add their are morally objection above that which measure of mitiga- able? physical beauty Whether here or across the river, the first tion of personal guilt. is skin deep. So has she seemed A step in solution to All The adult who reads con- the any delinquency among ju- this however has nothing to do with the most beautiful of women to veniles, as their elders, is strict immediate siderably usually just disregards those among a en- enforcement of law. All these be who have seen her in vt- can tl forcement of the law ese incidents if they are but of the land and the swift considered when the of s'ons, as did the children of Fa- rehabilitating character f'-w punishment of wrongdoers. The state carries the measured. Therefore, if you are an tima So she also to punishment is They may not be al- would seem sword adult, you may safely follow the (translate: club, handcuff. Jail, guns) to lowed to interfere all who would her; whether with the punitive measures see control same procedure and in case of wrongdoers for the sake of the good. Only required to punish the crime in this in France, In Mexico or else- culprit and any if continuing anxiety you may punishment is sure and consistent will the idea prevent its easy performance in the future. where Natural heauty varies consult your confessor. seep into minds not bothered by other considera- I.aw from to hut the enforcement, even in the case of the country country; All readers who tions that crime does not notice that not pay. young, is not mere rehabilitation. It is beauty of Mary would be a punish- these incidents in the We have no complaint of appear mcrrlv natural against long-range ment wrong-doing, to beauty. according existing laws to that seek to and story with frequency ought I programs reach then to change correctly understood. such Q. noticed In a program Only punishment will discontinue the the that infest reading entirely. about of the gangs some areas of all large deter others from a 'ife of the life Holy Father crime. Is It cities. Q. permissible to re- We have no objection so long as this is New York's crimes that he says his Office dally. get more publicity be- ceive funeral a of the Communion at a part the program and not entire pro- cause of its Are these prayers the same greater newspaper circulation Fortu- Mass? each gram. Immediate enforcement of law is the only nately without that day? notoriety, city problems on A This is done in some par A The environment in which long-range programs can this Divine Office is a col- side of the river require the same consistent ishes; and of course it is quite be perfected. Our law enforcement authorities for law lection of psalms, hymns, read- punishment breaking until the ides gets permissible. If your parish does ings and should be expected, and permitted, to enforce across that the law must other prayers so divided be kept. In the jungle not have the custom it would be the and to is that to accord- law; use whatever force needed to superior force gains some are be read control. In civiliied jungles well to ask about it before achieve this goal com- ing to the day of the week, and that superior force must be the law enforcement ing to receive at the funeral The . Sympathy we have for youths in what Jodies of the the time of the day. Thu* tho living communities. new fasting rules make Com Psalms are so divided that all munion easier at these later 150 are recited by the priest in Masses and it may well be that the span of a week The other In Communion will become the the Sweat prayers and readings usually of Brow usual practice in Thy most churches, change each day of the year to How In Eden Q. can I obtain a first the Garden of Almighty God paused But for the rest of suit the feast or the sacred sea- the human race the rule class relic? thi* sentence after upon Adam original *in had is work—if they wish to son live and eat. It may ■V Wc are asked this question baen committed: "In the sweat of thy brow be manual labor, it In reciting the Divine Office or may be clerical work, it frequently. •halt thou eat return Unfortunately we do the of. bread, until thou to the may be dedication to priest is serving as an scientific or cultural proj- not know how this pious wish of earth out of which thou wast taken," ects for which they have final representative of the an aptitude. so many can be satisfied Most There are few minority who Church giving glory to God 'he a groups seem to A few .r. years ago the Holy See instituted and people who have obtained such have from name of the this exempted themselves this proclama- decreed Church For rra- anew feast dedicated to St. Joseph relics have done so either by visit- tion. Among these we find the sons of the idle -1 son the Holy Father himself wi',l the Worker Its purpose to ing the shrine where Is is focus attention the saint the rich, who are millionaires from the day that say Office each day upon the buried; working man, and gain for him the or from some other per- they draw their first breath. have Q. l>o you think that the They every- that who respect he deserves. This feast be son has made such a visit and might Blessed ask thing that money can buy. most of them Virgin would called spiritual to am afraid that I a parallel our Labor Day, and I have no better her have more than is good for them. Asa I reavers hailing as "Holy result is suggestion it so celebrated in our liturgy. than this. work is something upon which they look with Mary” Q. Can tell where I The clash between and is you me no small amount of management labor A Did she not predict in the indifference They can take ’ Can of the obtain a novena hooslet to and one unpleasant features of our (tospel that henceforth all it or leave it, a lot of them leave it. They present St. gen- Khrushchev’s John Uhrysostonl. Are there economy. (In this note erations call spend most of their hours and connection, the news shall me blessed” days in various any 1 about the 'Democracy good speech clinics at story on page 1959 Labor state- (Luke 1 48 1’ time-consuming pastimes and amusements Day which I seek ment of the NCWC can help for a of them side. Social Action Department.) Q. But did not Jrsus call her many on the dangerous A few of speech defect? A | "Woman” and this sounds them, fired by the ambition to do something generation ago men worked long hours Bloodies You very Southeast A might Asia inquire about low In of rough? worthwhile for themselves and the rest of the for wages the course time this urh * a booklet in a Catholic | re A The fart that Jc-.n world, will engage kind of activ- brought on a justified revolt. The unions be- 1 very in some useful By Louis Francis Budenz goods store. I that show jhgious suggest used it in speaking to His mnlhrr ity. But if the task becomes gan to their strength and power, and to- burdensome and you ask your doctor local It I* easy to understand why the | or your ought to show the and unpleasant, that day. largely through their efforts, min- given American that ed July JO of soli- vnu that wo they know they can quit any we have people ! as a day school authorities tlu about speech is imum laws and various communists are expressing the Soviet leader would amend with the Vietnamese not rough. You would not speak time they without suffering hard- wage benefits to protect darity assistance choose, any that may be available strong resentment against the his when roughly to mother them against sickness, accidents and unemploy- ways coming into con people. They demanded that the your Would ship in your community. American labor led Jesus do so’ As used in Another ment Today the unions real in movement, tert with American U.S. forces ol get I John 2 4 group that excuses itself from the are a jjower democracy aggression Q. Hid Jesus The Christ ever the There by President George Meany. nas but think cut of snath Vietnam and ; word "woman" was really a common heritage of work ia of the our country. are many Americans who nothing wishful . . . mention composed the Rosary or did the AFL-CIO flat rejection o( the in respectful form of who seek live call James Iloffa Dositive threat to the unions ing From the communist that Vietnam be peacefully address, some- men (and women), to off the a view , i Apostle* believe in It? sitation to meet with Khrushchev- united.” what like our word "Madam” and of because of the powerful influence that he point, Khrushchev his A generosity, good will, sympathy their wields, represents I The is of tarnished his crown Rosary a form hut less and the tactics that he to as ‘ leader, own higher of "de a little formal. fellow men We have some very uses maintain his form A month earlier the same pub prayer and of uncomplimen- and of an act devotion The various teacher, guide the prole- Catholic tary names for them. position. labor reform bills we-e niocracy!" 1. cheered I- is Q. May a prartire " 1 ration on in a great not a part of the tariat world teachings of the for and A walking in the Times still in Congress as this was written, and the article the holding of Korea of the | hypnotism amateur pro- priest, area of Catholic Church that came from WE BE proponents of the various bills have promised Nevertheless, the fruits MIST forwarned that Pay” in Red China. of from t i fessional entertainment? Square, can hardly progress more than a block Speaking hrist. Just like form* of the blood letting in which A of the two before he is that the law which will eventually be of appeasement Laos, the Peking that devotion Because physical con- or approached by one of these enacted, | rally on day. it that may be developei Kremlin attached this knights of the will check or eliminate the major abuses, and that will grow propaganda represents declared: "It emotion- esen today, the sequences to prac- public streets, who is looking for was an Rosary was a the U S. tice establish justice between out as agreeing to through charged after Uter it may not be used lor en- a dime or quarter to buy a cup of coffee, a management and la- of Khru- rally Speaker form of Catholic piety. As fear of Soviet Is tertainment sandwich—or bor. There lot of shchev might,” only speaker demanded US. a Medically the hyp- a drink all have a sad story are a sensible people on both s visit insadert. powerful devotion it did receive They the sides of beginning of the full dress of Korea' the notic state is considered far dif- that nobody in his right mind would believe. the controversy, and all good Ameri- are considered get out south Korea approval of the Blessed Moth Red of Asia. state cans such conquest The Peking must be reunited'" tr ferent from the of natural Most of them have never done an honest day's hope that their voice will be heard and set staggering peacefully herself in a vision to St. Review of 28 declares have blows July that Dominic. For this sleep It ran serious effects; work In their lives. They are the real the pattern. to the Asa result of Khrushchev's reason parasites, all of we US V’ietnam must submit to ( and the full understanding of its who live the work and the sacrifice others. And it that com- the communists all atholics count the off of would help immeasurably, if we all ivisit expert Rosary as Soviet rule. We read the mind and where rades Asia fall their hands our favorite devotion impact upon body They reap they have not sown. prayed a little more to St. Joseph the Worker. every- to into ulti to the Moth- Last week the in er of God are not yet known where, in the people mately, with the US. supinely j does words of many countries, in response to the Q- (atholics Hypnotism find increasing The accepting belittling of our' believe that the use call of the Afro-Asian Peo- in medicine and in this area Worker, salute nation which accompanies this appeared as a beautiful Ecumenism at Rhodes “the ples' Solidarity Council, obsrrv ladv did may be used when sound science ‘this event it single, all- process When Christ make ; dictates. embracing issue that can evoke any distinction between Rhodes It a Greek island in the Aegean Sea. announced at Rhodes 'hat the third one will be at beauti- from most of ful ladies and It hat much in 1961. These huzzas humanity.” others who are teen history from Old Testament New Delhi notes may serve to not’ dayt through the medieval crusades to modem clarify the background of the news from Rhodes THE REDS II Ml. this visit A I times. The am sure that if the Mother Last week it witnessed tome contempor- last week Faith in Focus as and conclude of God In Your "epochal”, that appeared to Prayers ary religious history. The 10th annual meeting The World Council has definite aims regard- you you Khrushchev's bait of trade ' will would be of the Central Committee of the World Council ing the Eastern Orthodox Church. The selection »o enraptured that you big and catch American business remember de- of Churches took place there The tile is signif- of Rhodes, an Orthodox area, for the meeting is these, your hia promise of "peace'' will cause ceased priests: icant. It it the first time that Ihit meeting has a sign of these aims. The of Arch- appointment disarm us to unilaterally. Kinds Contrition been held in the territory of the Eastern bishop lakovos. head of the Greek Orthodox Arch- of They look forward Arehtliocene of \etcurk Orthodox Church. diocese of North and South America, is another confidently Mass Calendar Rt M to the of the si.in or Rev. Msgr Felix O’Neill, Ecumenism It the technical term referring to indication At the close of the meeting it was expansion sive and By Msgr. George W. S.T.D. Sept. 6, 1949 in Shea, movements for unity among the Christian announced by the Protestant leaders that they appeasement ramp Su d * J , 1,,h *«*>•» •«*' the '^»_Doubl* Rev. S churches It old Greek had reached of with the this country, so called "peace C.od to Gr..n 01. ted Coll Joseph Carroll, Sept is derived from an word areas understanding stands ready forgive all |trition, unlike the old (which A NI Prof ” J of Trinity 1952 force sinners. 7 Monday Man 6. that means universal, the whole world. The ad- Eastern Orthodox representatives. But He will actually of "the loss of . of provlnua spoke only heaven Sunday Tartal Croon No Cl or jective "ecumenical'' it used historians The fear of the World But above all, the Khrush- liostow pardon only who ted Cr Rev. Wenceslaus by to abiding Council seems on those and the pains of hell"), enables (oil * h '»a describe the councils of the universal lo be that the Orthodox will chev visit it regarded as a are truly sorry that they motivation .. ‘ ,' Workingman Sept. 7, 1934 Catholic Churches reunite have of the for imperfect con « hllo 'l>no Maao Sun* and ona la>o of which there have This his- with Rome. This was line cover for the fended Him Mam aro Maaa Rev. Gregor)' I) Church, been 20 dramatically brought out "liberation" Previous articles trition to extend to venial sins alloood U tha nr. ono McVilgh of all Southeast for May 1 l Cl Jnd Coll A IN., 3 O S B torical use of the term mutt be distinguished by the excitement stirred by the of Asia, begin- emphasized this, and the qualities well. ,N B . Sept. 7, 1953 up presence as 1 " Prof of St Joaoph * from use. This two ning with the present that true sorrow for sin. true Tuoodat Nativity of Bloao Rev. Matthias J. the contemporary technical has Catholic priests engaging in "friendly talks" bloody ad V*t.ram McDonald, Although we Mary. Doublo of ted Claaa anew must Now should always try Wh.lo Sept 1914 broader connotations, referring at it does to ef with Orthodox theologians Because of the furor creation of Hungary in contrition, have. it is Cl ted Coll St. Adrian. 3 A 8. to have the Laos. tune to that there perfect contrition in ‘’■ 1ra f of Blaaaod Virgin. Rev. MichacT J. McGlue. forts at unity among Protestant and Orthodox by these contacts explain are . Sept. caused Orthodox Church lead- Soot, a Wadnaaday. SI Polar two Sacrament of Penance, Churches ers discontinue Rhodes kinds of true because llaaor onfoaaor Whlla 8, 1937 decided to them at In The use of this rover is recom- contrition < Doublo Gl it is more 3nd oil Si 3 (N. I" pleasing to God, nev < (.oraon.ua, a Cknn About • rii» ago the Protestant churches Rome, Cardinal Tisserant stated that the priests mended to the comrades perfect contrition, and imperfect muo ReV. Kevin Mahoney, OS in tr.e crtheless Prof B, contrition, also called imperfect contrition Sept 10 _ Thuraday formed the World Council of Churches to pursue were there “merely as observers" Political Affairs attrition SI Nlrholaa of Sept. 9, 1952 August in a di for Toiont.no, (onfoaaor suffices receiving the Sacra I lout, la Whlla the goal of united Christian church. The meet- What road the Orthodox will take from rective article Contrition is perfect when Coll. (M. a on "Marxism and we A 3 » IN) Common Rev. Msgr Ignatius Slar- mem worthily It Very ” of is very consol ing at Rhodes was the 10th annual meeting of the Rhodes only time can tell. traditions and The are sorry our sins because By Freedom article expends sin Soot 11 I'ridgy Mam kus, 10, 1958 mg to know this, for it puts of pravlou. Sept. Central which is be much Rome than offends Cod. whom to Sunday lartal Croon No Committee, to distinguished doctrines they are closer to to 10 pages o( small in we love Cl or Cr type prov- rest the anxieties of 2nd ( oil K 8 Prolua Rev John B. Kayser, Sept. above all people who and Hyacinth. 3 11, from the general meeting of the Assembly. There Protestantism. Among these is their devotion lo ing" that Khrushchev Is things (nr Ills own A dictatorship, the reader is It difficult to make an with the that they make such willing sacrifices to insure properly prepared for this new adventure in their gilvis- lion sincere intention of act of contrition ed, "Marxist theory" views free- perfect No spe going to the its continuance To these young lives. Some children start school with com- confession next time parents, religion means rial dom "positively." in that it de fervor or intensity is not only education in the Catechism, but also in pletely blank minds, the world of reading has re he is obliged to. Perfert contri- AROUND THE PARISH velops the ability of and quired, and the contrition does tion of never been opened to them; have men enables one to rrgain the habits right living, inythe love of God as well they never been women to get rid of the not necessarily have to extend to God is fears to state of grace at time, as knowledge of Him, it means the discipline of introduced through prayer; authority any not based the venial sins. to on "property relation Just when he of the Sister and Brother, as well their guidance something be questioned, rather than obeyed. is in danger as Contrition when often this ship." is imperfect death is and understanding. All too initial lack of home co- or unable to go to con we are sorry for our sins be continues the fession To those who al Parents a lot from the parish school, operation through grades; home- are expect WIIAT OK cause they are hateful in work is IS more them ready in the state and school has its to neglected, report cards ignored, discipline impor of grace per the been doing level best selves fear lance, the Soviet or because we God's feet contrition undermined It's puzzling dictatorship is brings an increase fill the bill —but perhaps, 100 much is expected, why some parents even opening the way for the punishment So. then, sorrow of the bother sending their children lo the school I coming grace. perhaps whole Job of child formation is parish motivated fear placed earthly by of God's pun since it is the of I paradise We read that on the school do target their constant criticism. doorstep Else, why so many when the Ishment is only one type of at Teachers than dictatorship i* attain- knock on the door long before are regarded as dictators rather j kindergarten their ed: trilion For we can also detest dedicated and "This in turn, producing are of age? They confuse the men women; TV and movies offspring school 'for first sin from other motives provided Hours home the time a Forty service. supersede study; open antagonism society on system with • diocesan-wide baby sitting greets by faith for example, because fund earth in which.the vast The school raising drives If the school is not majority purpose of the parish school is to supple- sin is an act of ingratitude to- are literate, secure, backed up by the the effect the healthy, and parent on child ward will God, or a violation of His Archdiocese The is another fraternal, make possible of Newarrk la obvious school parent for a rights as our Creator Sap#. 4. Ittt few hours day, if the such a renaissance of culture a real father and mother Iwn4if After are and such a growth A person can have both ImmiruUl* Heart nt Mar*. M g always at loggerheads with it, their boy or of human per- Jerw my St . Diut»«(h capacity as has fect and imperfect contrition girl will suffer intellectually and morally. never yet even at M Phllommj '• MM fl Ii»,n*eio* ” the time. The of S*e . t.iviniiton It is a curious too often 1been dreamed same "Act Con phenomenon that all M«r> § 113 1 («•(«, Official Publication of the Arctuliuceso of trition'’ in the Revised Baltimore the child associates religious practices with It Is regrettable that Amer- Catechism Newark and of the Diocese of Paterson school; he has ican contains both types IS. It** once left the sharp eye of the leaders did not familiar- A. to 17th lundir After f««H«««t Most Rev. Thomas Boland. ST D., Arch- Sister he is with That is say. it includes motives or Brother, inclined to forget what ize themselves this arti- Jo#*ph i. til Reberra PI K-teae- of Newark. both for bishop they have so carefully drilled into And imperfect contrition het S him. once cle before the Khrushchev visit M«toniw aoi tl»ur»h PubUoSod •Mil) br Tb. llmili (". detest 1 irt Iwt Ijmm Publlnhlaa Comoro- left . . I all my sins, be Harred Heart. Ill lUnWw Uon. Moat Ha* Thom.. A Roland. am. Prnotdanl nt. he has school altogether, Mass and the Sacra was announced. If this form Ate . Jer cause of ■*” City Bov Modr Jomoo A Hushaa. PA. J.C.D. VO, View ments of Thy Just punishments' l may very well fall into disuse. In these thought gets out to any de- Hole f amilr. Prowdonli Rl Bat Mafr Jama, M M ifoaAliM Ate. r Laaaai. A Sacra and for perfect contrition Nulle> lar>, Rl Rat Mode instances, the only preventative gree la American chut Caaaar M. Rinaldi and Rt. Rat Maer. is the daily ex circles, it will Nicholas . Paul Kni/oak. P.A„ most of all because offend HI 441 artsAefbetf Ate Truntooo. SI canton St. Nawark S. of tend withhold they 1‘sltaadra Park N J MAlhdl 4-0700 ample and directive the parents. How else can to our hand from Thee, my God. who art all M Mark 1*7 )<*m»U«ei MamSir Ida they and good *. *4 Aah.«> ut CalhaUa Praaa Aaaaclalian Subocrlbar protect nurse the spiritual welfare of halting communism In South- I and of la Urn N.C.WjC. Nan. Samca children? When deserving all my love") their school is there may be east Asia, In Editorial Board Moot Bar Nnun W I 11 . out, Europe, or any- Diocese Paterum Stanton T "Because of Thy just punish of B* S" W Curtin, trill Bl Rot, Modr no carry-over of training to the world of play I where else. menu” refers not the lest A. 1*1* and and home unless only to study mother and father The "benefits" to later l**h Sunday After featetaet come loss of heaven and the of work of the pains Our Lade of Mt Carmel »lt A.rrk reinforce the school. from rule will Soviet seem to with God M . Vloonton hell, which punishes Our Lady of the Hair t-L«i War Jama, w O'NaaU, Bar N. School bells will shortly to start anew Ao««u. UUe William ring justify the barbarities continual- mortal but Kalla rtdld. Bar Edward A. tru>. Pb t) sin, also to the tern Patarron year; it will be a successful year if and At Bernard The student RaetnanaiUUra Bar Carl J. Wolatn. God ly being perpetrated by that s. M« Hop* from Seton Hall finds the St. Bene- poral punishments of this life and Ha Prep kellac hart Andaman morality tap* IS. I are mpressed not only on the child's regime. Incidentally, dict Subornation Pnmi as snarl/ this whole of Purgatory, with which 17**1 Sunday (her feateieet boy strangely to his recital of God HI Anthony of Padua Butler unresponsive gentle '*“*** * 4 * 4 “ *4 mind and memory, but so that a wndar aoO ingrained, they Red argument would reveal up- punishes venial •* Ssl* become sin. Thus the Hi Ran of Lima. Bool Massoter Seton Hall's merits, athletically as well as scholasti- a part of his life. ImiruruUi* very on study that the expressed hope i new wording of the Act of Con CaanfUM. n Charm *. muu*. cally. God Love You Letters to the Editor STRANGE BUT TRUE September I, 195* THE ADVOCATE 7 -' ESLt/ZtmTtXZ rnmrnf.mt. Sacrifice Little-Knows Facts for Catholics TTlfirm r Tfl I ♦. „ s -...£ ; W *Mr» r * By By M. J. MURRAY ok;kl;klGP Mom When 11-Year-Old Gain Favor Flips ’ The Skid Row By Bishop Fulton J. Asks 'Facts City Sheen of Life Question We always knew, but never so as that the By Rev. John L. Thomas, lUted have And the Alcoholic profoundly now. way S.J. to it a special dignity to receive favors not is merely Assistant Profcnor of Sociology, Si. Louit I sacredness precisely because to but ntimity jand Editor: pray to sacrifice. Have new life is Involved. Yesterday my asked You will you been 11-year-old daughter me about It is with great interest that I read in making novenas, per- succeed here to the extent i v *t The Advocate adultery. That did it! I’ve no intention of petual and otherwise, and are telling her about you your that the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of help daughter feel America wish- still these things yet. Later 1 wish to without re- explain sex In a wav that proud to have been born a wom- es to eliminate the Skid Row areas in the I cities; and am sponse’ You isn’t disgusting and cheap. Isn’t she still too for an. curious to know how to voting they propose go about this task, must do more such questions? It is well to keep In mind since that "Skid Row" is not really a than beg. the so-called facts of You seem to have the Tight! biological facts of life. The phy- Hfe place; it is a state of mind. The alcoholic lost Make a nove- have personal meaning and gets in the intentions but the wrong ap- sical process of human reproduc- Skid Row is not found na of significance, so much same that all human sacri- with the result way beings proach. Obviously, it is crude tion is neither mysterious, un- on a street, as it is found in the get lost. He simply gets losUin fices. doing that one of the primary aims and unwarranted to introduce thinkable or unmentionable. mind, and heart and soul of a without a des- of sex education must his own peculiar way. to be the young girls the negative as- This does not mean that yon human being sert of The and most or a pack- development balanced, strangest unrec- pects of sex or its various devia- have to use charts and dia- I know, because I am an al- ognized drive in human nature is age of cigar- Christian attitudes toward tions before grams or give her a rapid res- coholic, and I went to ettes these farts. Skid Row, the compelling urge of the soul each day they are old ume of the Kinsey reports! but I never left the confines of to be reunited with its for nine days It is not so much the fact source, enough to have Find out what her questions as my own home. have to. and send the the the I didn't the God from whence it came. equivalent to attitude toward the fact that acquired a pos- are, correct whatever false in- I brought Skid Row Holy Father's home with This is the urge that sends man- missions. Also is important. Indeed, knowledge itive under- formation she may have pick- me —and I was a wife and promise that when the favor is l of the facts a kind out to the moon and the ed without correct at- mother. granted standing and up from classmates, and planets. Man is driven to leave you will make a more titudes, that is, without under- appreciation of then arrange your program of Skid Row is a state of hopeless- the substantial sacrifice. standing their personal earth, because he was not the facts and education implica- ness accordingly.' and despair, in which a hu made for it. ions in terms of love, moral MOST I'NHAPPINF.SS comes values involved. Young girls differ a deal man being has abandoned God, This great standards, t is the urge which, proper- from On the in and the Creator’s the his fellow our sins; most hatred of other the question* they ask and world, human be- understood or plan, can work great harm, as ly grossly misun- hand, I most religion comes from an ant are satisfied with relative- ings and himself. It is a kind of uneasy modern experience too derstood, makes a man what he conscience shows all moral suicide which would destroy puzzled by your ly simple but correct answers that a person com- is. well. to and he is the institutions that uphold mo- reference ‘later.” Haven’t Unless their curiosity is unduly mits, truly dead, and It is the living soul that drives life rality and decency. Persecutors you completely underestimated stimulated by conversation with TRIE SEX EDVCATION no longer has any to lm meaning one man reach the stars, an- wrongly feel that if they could the rate of your daughter's others, there's to into plies the "fitting for him. He no cares what in- no need go in,” the inte- longer other to the another to bottle, the destroy the Church, they could tellectual and details. However, if gration of the happens to him, and his only insane physical develop- you discover whole phenomenon asylum and still another sin ment? be then with impunity and never If she is a normal girl, your daughter has been of sex—as it in concern is to relieved of what- to exposed appears oneself his palette or pen depending again have she has probably been to wild stories and in ever momentary discomfort* he a gnawing con- talking and lurid details, others—into an adequate on the direction of that soul. science. about may have. where babies come from you should calmly explain wnat Christian philosophy of life. As Our Lord said, it is the If have since she six Sex is his yon been away from Recent was or seven and ever facts are necessary so she an essential However, abandoning of the things that are within us part of that confession for Encyclical it is likely that start will feel world and Its not be a long time, pre- she will confident that what you the human person, hence It people may defile us —and Skid Row is pare for it by to menstruate within the tell her in all such must be *o stupid as it the making a sacri- coming matters is accepted, understood, seems, on within us —and you cannot for and surface, and his fice the Holy Father’s mis- year. reliable trustworthy. integrated and regulated in perhaps integrity clean a man's soul by washing sions. Once yon °u still regard her terms of the is greater than even he knows. empty yourself Workers as your development and his body, and you cannot remove Pope SINCE YOl'R DAUGHTER to the faith Urges baby, but i.« of he has abandoned the help give to oth- she's a growing girl, [ perfection the total person. Perhaps human error by sweeping the approaching world ers, Our dear Lord wUI fill following the normal pattern of puberty, you must It is consequently because he has seen it for streets. up as harmful prepare her for the what is its that emptiness with His grace To growth and intellectual bodily to Ignore it as to it really —and at The man fs looking for God- develop- changes exaggerate of ment of all and new experiences she worst He has lived in it repentance. Keep Perspective little girls. When j its signifiranre; to and postpone end the best that each of us can is about to face Which of questions she for i her to groveled in it, and found kind a giver do you arise, looks an- Help factual instruction as to it filthy do is to see that he finds G. give Him—- By Msgr. George Higgins regard these as both normal and and and prefer? One who gives swers, Sex is only one of the nothing further. cruel, obscene vile. H; in us. you Jioo. but Director, Social Action idesirable She is now It found that the "world" tells you to buy with it Department, SCWC areas about which she is cur- entering is difficult to was not Name and a maintain a Address the final of kind vacuum cleaner to be ious, and she will show stage physical de balanced to him. and so he left it. used in the no un- approach to sex under Withheld. 1 Reliable statistics on the socio- other dining religious groups means due interest in velopment toward mature And when he turned to his fel- room only, or one who it, provided slit worn present conditions, but if economic status of American they anhood. you gives and tells have a greater responsi- is told what Point out to her that stress lows for and love, you $lOO you to girls her age are its positive aspects in understanding Pray During Catholics and of with it percentage bility for what goes on—and ithese changes indicate she he found of How do whatever expected to know. that terms of creative none these well you please’ Catholics in the privilege, new The American labor what doesn't go on—in the la j is coming into mature the alcoholic knows the cruelty Khrushchev Visit Holy Father, too. | posses- life and the mature manifesta- prefers) I movement are difficult to secure. bor sion the movement. Thus It would | IT SEEMS TO ME that the of a great privilege, the of man's inhumanity to second kind of giver. tion of human love, your man, so Editor: He| would be daugh- I guess, however, that Interesting to look at the first power to procreate he left too. knows best what to do | thing you should now do is and bear new ter will grow them, Our American dis- with your up with the bal- people are Vance Packard many good and less- to life; that sacrifice; he things the find out wnat your daughter sex and everything re anced outlook The "good" people who tried alone can start a you desire turbed. Khrushchev is coming! is er of | new substantially number bad things in the knows about sex and tc him seemed Can diocese in another of related help more intent we, the common of the part when J mass [ accurate labor movrmrnt at on than the world Therefore, present. phenomena. If you have neglect- "reforming” him, "help- people, do it? when you anything about j 1 he says in his But for the of this her ing" him —and when he tried for the missions; Give purposes led education on such matters Yes, we can we can storm ! jsacrifice new book the on Labor Day column suppose we 'until the [ to "reform" and could Holy Father through the present, chances arc OVB ANO 200 ANSWERS not, he heaven, asking God to 1 |to WTff/G IN guide and class behavior limit ourselves to she had to Society for the one thing in knows many things accept himself as some \ strengthen our Propagation of [that that 12 President in his I in the particular—the of BOOKLETS the US., failure too aren’t so, and sort of hopeless ease "I what! this Faith. you will have to am dealings with powerful and, "The Status trade 1 many unionists, Catholics start I am, and 1 cannot be what I I the process of reeducation dangerous communist leader. GOD Seekers," that ” T A MABBIAGI LOVE YOU to K for $lO included, to look beyond the at once. There > nit'NCr library want to be. 1 try —and I fail | is nothing gained H/* | not qu#»t-on» »K*i sr "Be overcome by evil but' "For all the graces I've of the present moment and to ask -^ViPANy « and received by making a mystery of the — I don't know why" —and " out Vi •l*td tvirydty by overcome Catholics ... yo sj o*4 evil with good For in recent times." be- themselves, on their ... To R.L preferably so he abandons himself. yOvr Ong>*olty pyb- this we must unite. In unity for $l5. "On vacation long to the so- knees, what the of All the while, he my trip purpose un- -1*94 0t 13 75 was looking is called “lower" class TWE strength! I've souvenirs for * (I don't par- ions really is or what the for God. He looked (or bought friends labor !• lnform#d . . Him in ticularly care for the term) and SPECIAL It is of vital to back home. Here is movement Is all about. h the world and in hit fellowman importance a souvenir, T#lli with AtftKinty " that “Catholics MOVED 'call the for friends | have a higher TO fnd in himself, but upon whole country to I've never met . . J wilk Wt' plum 1 he did noti of POPE JOHN p%>4 to percentage people in the trade doesn't answer ay together on the "Little Girl" for $l. "My un- ace Him. He looked [pi Sundays this for Him unions than any other question explicitly in the la- 87 HALSEY ST. Khrushchev will be in cle gave it to for ice religious AVI MARIA where and he did j our coun- me cream.” PRESS, NOTRE IND. He is not, when Ibody." bor management section of his DAME, In' Sept 20 and 27 and Nothing is treasured Set a glimpse of Him, he did not! | also more j recent encyclical 13 Packard says that on Christian • I Sept. just before he comes. than a gift of love. A God Love 1 I "explana- know Him —and so he for unity, docs aban-J tion the work- but he provide us Ju*t A Short Diltonco You medal Is such predominantly doned too Religious leaders could do a gift. For God. ing-class with a helpful clue when he from Our Old locotion much composition of the says This is Row to arouse and what ran prove your love more 1 the Skid pattern, unite all is that “particular . . . 4 Catholic Church easy to find ' care must •nd of 'Godfearing than your offering for the Jutf lock of Kl«io • most those fall ifito Americans so that un- His be taken whp own explanation is the famil- that progress in the mo- cur confused and worried known poor, homeless milliows, it never come back, and none coun- that the ral sphere docs not • for iar one majority of lag behind judge, try may stand together in begging hungry physical and spir- j can except the merciful ! American Catholics in the economic food? At are descend- jprogress field." I the blessings of the living itual your request we ! mi PAIKINO God Who alone can ace their soul God of immigrants. "The dignity of Christiana world will send ants Speaking for peace in a critical you the medal of your At Moidon Lon* Lot for myaclf, I would mo- and even of human beings," of choice: never go back to the that I ment history. I DOUBT the explanation world Is he reminds us. "demands this. • $2 small silver medal; $3 small EMIGRANT I abandoned It does really that simple a long time ago not help to curse the Surely the Im- For what will It profit the j silver medal and God does not want but to chain, $4 small migration factor is not the us there at darkness light candles in only workers to gain a SHOULD YOU NEED 10k greater sup- what world gold-filled medal and chain; reason all, and 1 did then, was not a dark already in the midst j Catholics make up such ply of goods and enjoy the COME of of $5 large silver medal. $lO large a large of GLASSES TO US itself a wrong thing. I simply a dangerous war of ideas and percentage the labor benefits of a more 10k educated Went about it in threatened gold-filled medal. movement. Another I the wrong way. by another reason, life. If they have lost or over- J terrible] Cut out TO PAY The alcoholic is be world war. this column, pin your should think, is that Catholic a human so- looked what concerns the im- sacrifice to it and cial who was born to address it to teaching so strongly ing know and ! This would be a positive and supports mortal soul?” Fulton J of labor love and serve God the constructive Bishop Sheen. National the right to organize and same ns way to our The Pope is not suggesting help for the anyone, falls Director, Society Propa that Catholic workers, to and perhaps he so President and his government in a great- here that the labor movement j gation of the 366 j in his because Faith, Fifth *— la Ik* luHim miu Solomon’ HUUn Saturday. 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JE 8-6651 *m ¥* *•) ••• THE 8 ADVOCATE September 3,1951 Converts Have Entered Biblical Scholarship Church Progress Is Noted ThroughSacrifices PURCHASE, N. made Y. Progress has been In Not long ago a woman visited Biblical as scholarship a result of the willingness on th« Uia national offices o{ the So- of for the part Catholic scholars to “consider seriously and objec- ciety for the Propagation of the Society Propagation the work of non-Catholic Faith with hundred* of diraea she tively’’ scholars, the Catholic of the Faith Biblical had collected for the Holy Fa- Association was told here ther’s missions She explained Archdiocese of Newark: That estimate was given by that her husband Rev Brendan McGrath, 0.5.8.i was an alco- Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D., Pk.D., LLJ). relcher. director of Seton Hall’a and ot holic, she was making this 31 Mulberry St, Newark 2, N. J. Phone: MArket MM3 SC Procopius Abbey, Lisle,} Institute of Judaeo-Christiau sacrifice in the that Hours: • IU„ outgoing of the as hope her Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 ajn. to 12. president Studies, and Rev. Aelred Laco- charity would have its sociation. More than 125 Biblical reward Diocese of Paterson: mara. C P., of I'nion City. —that her scholars 29 husband would be from religious com Members John Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis, J.CJ). elected Rev J. cured of his bad habit. munilies and the secular clergy Collins. 24 Do Grasse St, Paterson 1, N. J. Phone: ARmory 4 0406. S J , of Weston (Mas* > Later she returned to the of- Hours: attended the meeting at Manhat- College Dally, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m. to 12. as president Other offi- fices with more tanville College of the Sacred sacrifices: her cers are Msgr John F husband had ceased to Heart. an an al- Cleveland vice president, and “We are three Fathers for al- PILGRIMS IN CANADA: The 130 members of the Dominican coholic and had become a pilgrimage are Rev daily SIX Joseph E Fallon. O P most 5,000 Catholics,” writes Fa- shown at St. NEW JERSEY members , communicant. recently Joseph’s Shrine, Montreal. With Rev Sylvester Livolsi of St. ther Llleureux. took Washington, treasurer and acting to “There are more Obituary part in the meeting of the; According the re- as the also for Rev. Louis F Hart- society's than It li a and wholesome chaplain, group visited the shrines of secretary 3,000 catechumens. We have holy Francis Xavier, Newark, Our association which admits to mem port, many converts have been Lady of the and St. de mann. C SS R 11 out-stations to visit thought to pray for the dead Cape Anne Beaupre, where the Sisters were invited to bership only those who have . of Washington, known to enter regularly, lead a the Church after the now in Jerusalem for of 16 grade schools and 45 bush that they nay he looted from candlelight procession. The annual pilgrimage benefits the infirmary working knowledge of Greek. He a year such sacrifices as the building the American foregoing. their aiaa. We recommend to fun d brew the teaching at School It schools in our vast parish. So at Caldwell; reservations are now taken next and Aramaic, language can only be guessed why God the being for year's trip. of Oriental Research you see I have else to prayer* of our reader* the spoken by Christ. should out His something of pour graces on of the Theme the meeting wai do besides letters on our repeat tools of the fol- The six were Msgr. John J. those who aid writing ” the society. It may "Literary Forms of the Bible activities. lowing who have recently de- Dougherty and Rev. James C. very well be that the sacrifices, Auxiliary Bishop Philip J Fur- “It is incredible how fast this parted this life: Educate Children in Turro of Immaculate Concep- having made conversions of possi- A. Fitzgerald Politics, tion long New York opened lh« area Margaret ble in Africa, has developed. We have 11 Seminary, Darlington; Rev. Asia and else- three day session which vis- major missions and 83 substa- Lawrence J. Gadek I>eonard Cassell, 0.5. R., and was where, hastened the conversions ited by Cardinal A tions. Dr. John W. Mooney Rev. William King of Spellman of those for whom the Everything was sacrificed Convention Morris- offerings Advised message of congratulations wai to as fast Family town; Rev. John M. were develop as possible Oester- made. received from Pope John XXlll. l while it still could be done, NOTRE DAME Perhaps, too, it is Don't neg- ul office and because! “The debt 5,000 Baptisms public are corrupt, en cannot make the ideal to i is huge. I know the Elect the charity the Society for political education of that politics is a necessary evil Boston Priest Heads the; will choice, but must adjust deci- Lord provide somehow for your 1st Saturday Mass Propagation of the In Just One Year children, Sen. Eugene J. s' a or- Faith is said best, field in which the sions to circumstances." our needs here—the Conference First to exceed aU other biggest but McCarthy of Minnesota told the dinary standards of Liturgical NEWARK—The Saturday charities. In one year on Formosa there truth and another also the poorest mission.” In talk. NOTRE DAME-Rev. Uub will attend Mass at Sacrifice for converts! Christian Family Movement con- do .” Archbishop Frcder noon were nearly decency not apply 5,000 Baptisms. Xa- Albert G Meyer of Chicago ick R of vention at Notre Dame McManus Boston, a Sacred Heart Cathedral Sept 5 Sister-Doctors Prove verian missionaries that Univer But to prevent disillusion- Mission report pleaded for fortitude and pa- member and hold breakfast Biggest aity here. hr said, of the canon law faculty a at Thomm't. in 12 months Chinese and aborig- ment, young people t'cnce. Invaluable on Mission, on the part of Catholic a', the Catholic The club formed in But the Poorest Parents, he said, should also “learn University of was conjunc- ines receiving the saving waters “have asp» that poli- families to withstand the Among their 500 professed Sis-1 cial temp- America, was elected president tion with the recent pilgrimage The to tics is nart of real world Nkhamenya mission of have brought the number of responsibility ... develop a tations of of ters, the Medical Mission “contemporary mater- the Liturgical Conference for the handicapped to the Shnne Nyasaland Sisters 1 in the he at is the largest one in Catholics to 21.000. young . . . right attitudes . . Political choices." ialism and ” have 30 medical doctors. resurgent paganism the conclusion of the North < afforod Mother Seton founded the Sla- ond taka home your gift If** fondly at wr Homo li th. careful, cow.'tooui and ters of Charity in the U. S. • So nr ico which Pope ympathotic bogim whon our lint coll at MoAm air canditlanad John XXIII last December gave Save by the 15th, tho hotpitol or rotidonca it mod.. Wo focititiai - fina or. prepared to banquet A TUll his formal consent to the toko core of call, onywh.ro at anytim*. i—d and Mnrln always. proceed tarn from lit with the beatification which STANLKY j. AKUt cause QUARTERLY must precede canonization. LARGEST Father native of LEBER FUNERAL Burgio, a household mover in New ROME Brooklyn, ordained Vin- MOHAWK was as a direct service CORNER 20fh ST. and Jersey offers Savings UNION BOULEVARD, CITY rOK MSI KV AT lONS centian in 1927. to 49 states . . . Modem and Loan Asiociation TELEPHONES* UNIon 3-1100.1101 He received his mandate as warehouses Oar Call 40 Service it Available to MArkst 2-1000 Commerce Street, Newark 2, N. J. • Phone. Mitchell J-0260 Every Family vice postulator of Mother Seton'a 9 Regardless of Financial Condition Doily. te 4, Wtdnetdoyt to 8 p.m. A cause while in Rome with Car- KNOTT HOTEL ENGEL BROTHERS Mil PARKIN* AT KINNEY OARAOI ACROSS TNI STRUT dinal Dougherty of Philadelphia AUNT W. (TENDER, FtmMwl in 1939. ELIZABETH, HEW JERSEY Septembers, Apply Gospel and Church list THE ADVOCATE 9 Teaching With Humble Pride To Social Problems, Workers Told SCWC New, Strt ici Let’s aat Outlaw predawn sanctifying valna be raised to Him Movies •'•"’Ution became, ac- of mm mJJrt,, of work. Long d,Ut,rti by Pof to Ue first «■**!■* words of to- Dan 10 mtm bers of tht mtsocistiont We greet them on with By Herr plained that "The Nun'a Story" shine through. It ii inconceiv- llmlimm Ch~i T* r/ l’ of fatherly d*y’» Mass of St. He Joseph. not Worker,. Tb. Pop. ,b. enthusiaim, whether they accom “readered Legislation is the only answer will attract any girl* to the able to me that any group could CoZl ? .pplicion of to the just the wages Goip.l pnrnctpU, to plish their I am not a man who convent, a criticism while act that tociml problem,. spiritual activity using •f tbelr labors aad conducted believes which, way very long. I must On this the talenta of the state can solve everything true, i* very much beside the admit I have never been bright day, one of intelligence and of them la a wonderful beyond which the feast St. Joseph’s way and culture; whether use the on the contrary —but point. The producers, I am a convent room witk Universal Church they was to them a cloud by day and despera- sure, waiting .. has been given special of their tion has forced to had no intention of Its strength armi in the the light of the stars me conclude helping re- traditionally uncomfortable significance as the protection and of all service of by night” that cruit potenUal example working aociety; workers in the Wisdom 17). only the government can nun* nor should chair*, but If “The Nun'a Story” We It, people, delight in that are fields and in the in indus- solve the critical of that have been their intention. accurately present* convent life feeling you particularly near mines, To these sentiments of grati- problem o Our beloved try and in crafts, in the factories tude over-long movies. And yet, as 1 suffered through I'd prefer San Quentin. heart, sons and of are added an act of daughters. The history and in propi- this drab epic I your association laboratories; those who tiation for Movies are not realized that, My point i* that unless there is recent; yet what may be waiting getting better the world work in the home and in shops, in and better, despite their intentions, the pro- is some indication of the human of work the Church learned how to take the fate of you the future, whereby Jor I you ducers and has always nurtured on rice plantations or in offices. •*k of Him the they are only have turned out a type spiritual satisfactions and an srdcntl the working people to heart. gift of His con- All are of recruiting film feeling of charity, which From equally dear to Our tinued getting longer Instead of a compensations of convent life, with youi his decisions and from his heavenly protection and now has taken heart. and longer, t successful movie. the movie doesn't make sens*. a special form, real We received the most elo- mercy, well aware that "unless To the various branches hear That Is of There isn't, and it doesn't. alongside df other of the the Lord build travel bu- one the many manifestations quent proof of the maternal con- the bouse, they nf Mllwtlu .» vast working world the atten- reaus things oi collective ac-. of go labor In vain are now wrong with the picture. cern the Church for thqse sons tion who build it" FROM THE DAYS of Mai la and solicitude of your well In tbelr efforts to obtain Uon, which are I of hers. (Psalm 126, 1). pushing anew super- Monk, and even alio deserving associations, which In kind of week- ficial have probably going noble and the strength of this convic- accuracy, they gone to back the days when nuns be- WE HAVE ALWAYS followed strive with blessed and end tour overboard and valuable. meritori- tion, must con- on externals you abandon your- Can, have had you with sympathy, although the ous effort to bring human labor sisting of three completely neglected laymen a deep You are dear aelves with full trust to the spirit in even Him, be- interest this mysterious life. to service of the Church may have more deeply under the influ- loved super - movies, of convent life. Instead of dra- Our heart sons and daughters. You There is probably more confusion kept Us far from Italy And ence of the and three ma and because We teaching love of know that man's true meats conflict, there Is a and misinformation happiness, about nuns when, with obedience, We accept- Christ. four bags of A Hol- series of carefully and have teen In that happiness which endures in and popcorn. staged than about ed government of Our Venice, any other group in you the We the midst lywood oroducer who comes up beautifully photographed tab- accom- IN THESE YEARS they have of the painful trials of the Church. "The Nun's were able to appreciate at close two- leaus, all of Story” of life, lies in of with anything less than a which add up to plishment made never losing sight certainly isn't to quarters and promising progress worthy is than going help the ideals which with increasing es- the supreme goal. hour bore considered a failure. much less meets the eye. of encouragement and situation any. In Its own dull teem, the work done by support, the true forerun- | And while with Rumor also has it that forth- 1 I would also object, yourj dedicating themselves working zeal to on artis- vay it has added to the confu- Christian Associations of Italian 1 with a "Ben (no ners of the raise the standards of one's coming Hur" relation, tic grounds, to the sion present day social generous to life complete ab- created by cute Workers, with and spirit the reblossom- cartoonists, renewal foresight with 1 to that as I have sadly pointed out to sence of human worked untiringly to level which befits the dig spirit in the bigots and bitter fervor of intentions—a ing of the working class into ef- ex-nuns. realize, and work, as of free of several thousand misguided wags I film. The nuns with whom We came fective nity sons God. it is as presented But. worst of all, We wrote and constructive "Tha Nun’s in last year to Our faith coopera- through the years) will run or might well cloie contact in the spring of tion with necessary constantly to raise be robots for all the Story" is long, ful, that is and “renew- employers in the recip- long, long and life a strong one's to probably, to he more precise, human nature Our priesthood. rocal soul God and "to the that is allowed to is short, ed for respect of mutual rights short, short. reminder reflection, grati- drag just slightly under four In beloved Bergamo, which and duties. heavenly longings." was tude and imitation." hours. one of the May the words of the Apostle first Italian dioceses Miny were the activities j In you We see all the working un- to Paul read In this Mass While there is still little work out a courageous dertaken to favor morning's a social, people of Italy and of the world the workers, 1959 FRANCISCAN find an effective echo in light left something should be PILGRIMAGES program, at the side of the great who, not by fomenting their discon- each one ST. PETER believers and faithful sons o( CLAVER: you: "And may the of done about it. The solution: a shepherd of souls, the very be- of the tent with futile words, but by peace This in j Church like yourselves, Christ in . . statue of Peter nice quiet law prohibiting under honor of Our Blessed Mother loved Bishop Radini Tcdcschi, Wc^ helping them to solve reign your hearts. are today celebrating the their Whatever you do in word of penalty of banishment to Arkan- problems in the light of the or in Claver, patron Catholic to all these work, do In the name of sas you can substitute your Shrines in Canada Gospel, under the guidance of the missions among the Ne- Lord Jesus Christ, giving thanks own least favorite state In Montreal the teaching was any authority of the to groes, carved from LINCOLN God the Father movie longer than 90 minutes. SHRINE Church with her fundamental through Him. OF THE SACRED HEART Whatever work mahogany Alvin T. documents and in the you do, toward by BR. ANDRE'S SHRINE TO ST. JOSEPH Hotel spirit of MY FEELINGS about this Inc. Him from the heart, as for the Marriott of Ja- Supply Cos., Christianity which is firmness, Kingston, NOTRE DAME CHURCH Lord and murh-nceded crusade are strong- not for men, knowing maica. A St. THE Serving Catholic liberty, respect of man and at Jesuit, Peter er than at SEAMEN'S CHURCH Institutions, (schools, camps, that from the Lord now any time since the same time you will re- In do la loyalty, charity, Claver spent 40 years I was immobilized by "The Ten Cap Madeleine hospitals, convents, etc.) • gentleness ceive the inheritance as your re- and patience. Commandments" and OUR LADY The finest of ward” thought I OF THE CAPE prime cut* meat*, porh, lamb, veal With those (Colossians 3, 15, 17 23- working among Negro poultry, principles and inten- the of In and for 24). slaves in America. I recognized voice Douglas Beaupre dairy product* 25 year*. tions your associations have Central pros MacArthur as the voice of God. We deliver pered with the Courage then, beloved sons and SHRINE OF ST. ANNE DE BEAUPRE anywhere in N. J. in our blessing of God (For days my life own is spiritual was and in daughters! The Lord with you! world is not to he 6 progressive development found in the disturbed 1 had FULL DAYS refrigerated truck* In because a con- the same way as He has the CALI OR WRITE which had its culmination triumph of anti Christian mental leave FOR FURTHER INFORMATION on the blessed fused image of General RETURN I day of your associations in the ideologies, May 1, 1955, when Our hut in the voluntary, MacArthur hearing, will know or rather, ig- WEbster 3-1500 predecessor past, so He how to coherent and 14 Pius XII, of venerat derisive practice of ) "The S«pt. 19 ( ouU noring. my prayers Nun's Sept. * 17 ed carry you forward ‘'with a N. J. memory, dedicated it to strong the Holy Gospel, lived by all jqaa Woodridge, the Story" is the cause of my pres- hand and with arm” 21 1 honor of Christian an extended even with personal sacrifice. Sept. 26 work, conse- ent troubles, movie (Deut. S, 15). a which my crating It to St. Joseph. THERE IS posterior assures me must have still a lot to be done Price Indudeti • KNOW endured for 9 and min 13 meals, 5 BANQUETS • THEN THAT the know hours 58 nights lodging, transporta- BANQUETS of Pope, V\c it well, because there BANQUETS Feast St. is with utes. tion In do luxe Joseph you. Echoing the en the Air-Conditioned, Air buses. One of New reaches Us daily painful cry Suspension Jertey'* Finest Club* couraging words of Pius As Country Has Double of of so one who helped launch Meaning XII, many of Our sons, who venerated in TODAY memory, spoken ask for bread for themselves and the controversy over the book WASHINGTON. D.C. WEEK ENDS OPEN TO YOU, therefore, cele- the audience THE granted Highlight.. notion - to you on for their why call It a biography, I Our i capital lond _ Shrine PUBLIC brate the elevating dear ones, who seek Holy Monastery now and sanctify- tho Situated May 1, 1956, We say to You: ask quaintly to Immaculate Conception Ml. on the ing of work work, who for definite se- asked, when some of Vernon, etc. Hamburg Tpk., Wayne nobility modeled "Muster Moderate solidly around your curity. It Just ain't true I rrallte Priced luncheons and Dinners graciously on the example of peaceful for which there that berating film your flags, Our Our affection this is a Camplatoly Air Conditioned heavenly patron. Thia feast thoughts. go already seems to rich most has be smiling, out first to those unpopular pastime. Sev- for you a double character men embittered CATHING TO with well founded eral • of promise, a by and Catholic reviewers have al- Banquets • thanksgiving and propitiation. unemployment insuffi- Testimonials splendid future. The Christian lowed for duffers • Dinners cient work. Therefore, to them like me by ® Wadding Thanksgiving due to the Lord • Receptions Associations of Workers carry must wistfully hoping that 6:30 OeH Tournaments * for the help go the common solicitude misguided Friday p.m. to 9 Bowling lie has given you Sunday p.m. Tournaments, etc within themselves a living carpers will not be during the and And We trust that with "paro- Price includes 5 2 in year, granting you en- intrinsic opportune meals, nights, Ist class hotel, trans- Banquet booking! now joyment force which, fully oc-: provisions and chial" in their approach to this open: of the precious gifts of prompt care the buses, and all taxes. For details ployed, will contribute effective- difficulties epir. phone AR 4-8500 existence and of the may he solved, pro- family, pro- toward CALIFORNIA ly hastening the hoped- viding them with the So, II FULL DAYS - SJJO 00. OCT. 14-NOV. IS tecting you against the dangers due and I'm parochial 1 think "The for - event of real Highlight. - One Week of social peace. necessary Nun's Soyitawn on Coait - San Francieco - the soul and of the turn source of mainton Story" is a thorough bore body, Filh.rman Wharf - "The Christian i lot Angelei Knoll Form Franciecan Wayne Club to workrrs, ance and of family despite all the Sorry Country ing your spiritual peace. fancy ad- Minion. jand, Grand ' advantage moved by the eternal Canyon Price Include! Transportation, In Plr.l even principles For them, well all jectives Irotted lodging HAMBURG TPK. the Inevitable trials and as as for out, a fairly lousy WAY and drawing from faith bitternesses of life. and the workers of Italy and the j n ovie. Furthermore, I don't from grace the gentle strength world for who think A Franciecan Prieel is ell M »y roor thanksgivings then especially those ! Audrey Hepburn would Chaplain on Pilgrimage. to overcome obstacles, are Pilgrimage! leave from the endure the heaviest kind of work have stayed in that convent over- Franclicon Pilgrimage Office probably not far from the day We the Street, N T. C invoke help and the night I nave been a fan of Au- when they will be able to act consolation of God, the of d’ey s for years and I know All gifts that praceedi Far the benefit of Franciscan in the nature of In the our Seminary, guides material prosperity and even she likes of spir- though to suffer | | Collicaon, New York, midst of the world of labor” itual peace, the Interces- from time to has through time, she a gay i (A. A. S. 23 (1956) p. 290). Far folder with full details wrltei sion of your patron saint. heart and that! just wouldn't dig F» ARNOLD F IROWN. OP.M.. FRANCISCAN FAMILY CIRCU dull, dreary life. All Not Working I Special Prayer lIS Wool Slit Street, N. Y. C. SOME REVIEWERS have com-1 To Help Others To St. Joae l»h I O. glorious Joseph! who This day must come about with con ccaled the almighty help of the Lord, your incomparable and regal of and with your generous collabor- dignity of custodian Jes- and ation. Be convinced of it, be- us of the Virgin Mary under the loved sons and daughlers. Much, humble appearance of a ciaftsman and provided very much depends on you for them with In the application of the Gospel your work, protect with and of the social teaching of the loving power your sons, es- Church, there la contained the pecially entrusted to you. force that can alone build. In YOU KNOW their anxieties truth and in charity, the world and their because of Christian work suffering, you yourself experienced them at the side of Jesus and of UNFORTUNATELY, not all I His mother. Catholic workers Do not allow that they, TO INSTALL are convinced op- of this divine force that they have pressed by so many worries, for- on their side, and because of get the purpose for which they their lukewarmness and timidity were created by God Do not they do not work for the salva- allow the seeds of distrust to A GAS MAIN take hold tion of so many of their broth- of their immortal souls. ers Remind all the workers that in the fields. In the factories, Unfortunately, on the part of ] in the some there is a sad misunder- mines, and In the scientific la- standing, as We wrote to Our boratories, they are not working, Is a diver the water sons in Venire In August, 1956, rejoicing or suffering alone, but Why entering "and therefore the that at their side there is Jesus, danger that to install a Gas main? It's all with His and part there penetrate Into peoples’ Mary, mother ours, minds the specious axiom that in to sustain them, to dry the sweat of the job when extending Gas order to bring about social jus- of their brow, giving value to tice; to aid the needy of all kinds their toil. Teach them to turn service across a body of water! and work Into to Impose respect for the a very high instrument of sanctification did. tributary laws, it is absolutely as you This is only one example of necessary to associate with those TRUSTING that Our words who deny God, and with may the skills and the op- In heart specialized equip- find your a generous pressors of human freedom and response of affection and of holy ment that into Your even bow to their whim. This is go making your savings grow resolutions. We strengthen Our false in premise and disastrous fervent wishes with Our Gas service so " pastoral in application (Cfr. Reminders dependable! apostolic benediction, which We and Encouragements to the Vene with to faster at tian impart all Our heart you, interest clergy and laity pp. 7 8) 3 % to your families, and together Do not fear then, beloved with a special tender thought, to sons and daughters! Your mis- V«at to-watrli blossom your children, to the places sanc- your money into ■ titrable savings account? sion Is great and beneficial. tified by your work, to your col- J“** about the most and to do that it Therefore, ply the talents with dependable quirkett way through leagues, to the very which God has worthy Bish- ■ account at FIRST where entrusted you taring* NATIONAL, our customer* earn a ops, Our venerable brothers of so that you may hasten the full big 3% interest on accounts from 910 to $25,000. And to make the episcopate who have accom- thing* noon, already preannounced by make panied you today and who follow easier, you can your deposits at any one of FIRST NATIONAL'S your bright and promising you with their pastoral solici- eight banking offices Hudson If like to dawn. In which Jesus will mark throughout County. you'd enjoy to the by tude, and deserving direc- that pleasant His gentle active presence money-in-the-hank feeling, itop in and open an aceosuit tors and zealous assistants of the the reality of the social world. today . and it Christian Associations of Italian keep growing! With the power proper of truth, Workers. out go to all wherever there arc intelligence to be enlighted, will* to THE ST be itrengthened. energies to WEEK-END RETREATS be channeled toward good; FIRST I A tm.V/U RAXK wherever there are tear* to be FOR THE LAITY dried, uncertaintie* to be over- SPEND A WEEKEND WITH 000 Or JERSEY CITY come, solitude* to be enlivened. J. With gentleness, meekness and For: MEN, WOMEN, patience approach the distant HUSBAND and WIFE brothers who probably conceal a ky mi wounded heart •oio intu oftict 'MUiAW moot OfflCL *mmku w net behind their nega- W»l Akk»y ;*» WM SoM>«« Mu« Kmmm l«o Uisß « * hwl )M tion, which is in need of love and VttaliM PtrM Aw§. 19-31 of understanding. Make them PUom mmkm rmrrcNM »—V. •attut totujtt orftet ■miiom mice vuitn uoh ot net tot Mirmimct understand that it la not in hate Wr*N tmr IttimtmmH+m that the aolutlon of their prob- DIRECTOR Of RITVf ATI PVBLIC(ffi)BEHyiCB * from pofklaf lema Is to be found, that the ft. Fmmft Akk«y, HmwUm. N. A secret of the renewal of the THE 10 ADVOCATE September 3, 1959 Back to School and to New Advocate Club Contest By June Dwyer lion trips for geography les- is contest week with new idea* vocates are asked to combine or a $2 check. It also There i*n't sons. might any getting away for club members, new checks these two ideas in their to from it—that school con- bring Joy others. bell is Thoughts of old and offered to winners and anew meeting test. Each Senior or girl to (boy going ring next week and new friends theme for the month. We're brighten the pic- from the fifth through the THE JUNIOR club members millions of and boys girls ture. The idea of chance painting Addie's wings red, asked to anew eighth grades) is asked to de- are honor the discov- throughout the and country will be to do well isn't hard to take white and blue waving the and make ery of America. All boys and aign. if possible, a picking new pencil boxes 49-star to see' up either. The week coming up is flag for all In favor girls from the for one of our holidays. kindergarten and we’re pads and marching back exciting for the "D" fact even calling our con~ student Do through the fourth grade can to school. you know what a favor Marching along with for the test after this enter as well as "A.” Every- great land of I*’ It is this contest. They may the rest of the an object used at students will body is getting anew slate ours—America. draw the ships that sailed to be parties or around holidays to thousands of Young Advo- to ideas The reason is learn new and to do plain. Young America, or Columbus landing, cate Club remind us of the holiday Fa- members who will new things. Advocates With Columbus Day or the first pilgrims. be vors are also made to trading sun-tans and cheer for new Thanksgiving coming up This is a "fun contest," ideas, baseball up persons who are in hospitals scores for THE YOUNG Advocate Club on the calendar, with to NEW HEADDRESS: For our Young Advocates, help you the first time since the order was or qrphanages or for service- established over 75 multiplication tables, and vaca- is to work too. This President touring to going back Europe start off the school year with men who are away from their years ago, the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother of the Third Order of St Francis spread our ideas and to dis all a smile. Why not try your homes. Favors are also used have made a in cuss peace, with change habit The Sisters have the headdress in accord- our schools for luck now while you still have simplified opening that birthday parties or even ance with a of in the land allows some of that suggestion Pope Pius XII. The new veil class parties. summer energy. (right) eliminates the stiff Advocate Club us to teach Young religion, we feel We'll be looking forward to strip, providing greater comfort and The We want maneuverability. Sisters St. i''s time to stand proudly and the senior club operate hearing from you. St. Francis members to Hospital, Health Resort and St. salute our country. It's time be original in Clare’s Mary's School, all in Denville. their America Contest to think ideas. If we can, we again of the job we have would like to print directions in keeping our country Lives of the Saints Senior Division: make for the Design or a favor that could be used for great and free under God making winning favors a for so the holiday party, yourselves, for servicemen, for a hospital or an all of club members Ol'R likes orphanage. COUNTRY to re can enjoy the victory. Any Junior Division: member holidays. It is also ideas? Try them Draw a picture of the discovery of America a right away. land where to It we try help might bring you that S5 s Friend NO- others. The Senior Young Ad first prize check—or a Na me Grade *3 check Mary There have been many trib- She Address prayed to Mary for help den life and always pravrd to utes to through the 65 Mary ages. In a few days a rich friend Mary to guide their order Postulants One tribute was made by came City Charity forward and offered to Blessed Victoria's life is Blessed a Victoria who lived in buy the a to house proof to us that May will HDMBO building pro School Genoa around the time the holy women. The tect us if faith 37 Archbishop we have in Towns first settlements were being was satisfied that the her and if do Teacher Represent women we her will in made America. would have enough and CONVENT money Pray that Blessed Victoria I STATION Sixty- Krol. Anne Victoria thought she am a member I to Nutloy; Cretello, West had a told Victoria to go ahead with □ would like join □ may one day become a saint five postulants from 37 communi- Long Branch; Marianne Swartz, vocation hut decided to marry her plans. It you pray to Mary's ty* entered the Sisters of Charity Newfoundland; Angelo help WO Strata when Judith Ann Mertz, she was 17 Rules: Entries should be sent to: June V. Dwyer, Young Ad- here friend surely Our Lady will in August. Nine young wom- Summit; ller husband IN 1601 Victoria and 10 oth- vocate Beatrice Guider. Hobo- was a good man not Club, 31 Clinton St., Newark makes forget you 2, N. J. Your entry you en from Newark, seven Jer- Marie who er became the first from ken; Fitzgerald. Whartor; joined his wife in her women a member. sey City and five from Elizabeth Blue Nuns of Genoa (boot CECILIA Flanagan, Bloomfield, charitable works He was The nuns Entries must be in a the Young Advocate office by Wednesday, were included in the Our in her hid- of St. Elizabeth group. Elizabeth Cahill, good husband and too honored Lady Academy Oct. 14. 1953 Wcchawken; father The new postulants are, from Elizabeth Komar. Roselle; Kath- Angelo and Victoria Convent Station. New Jersey this All entries must be had six accompanied by the attached coupon, or Newark, Lucille Galante, Ann leen School for 94»h Wendling, East Brunswick; children, four boys and two Secondary girl* V4 r by a copy of it. y Balevicz. Marilyn Kettle, Joan Ellen Resident Marie Walsh, Plainfield; girls. Life was going and Day. (xceptionel record Me smoothly Elroy. Barbara Walsh. Mar i Maureen until insurance! Matthews. Hawthorne; Angelo died after only for college preparation. Vocatienel garet Kirby. Rita Maggio. Bar Nancy Ann Doom, nine years of Bloomingdale; marriage couriei. Muiic, Art, Dancing. DramoHep bara Keefe and Gloria O'Brien; | Maureen was Shaughnessy, Mays Victoria lost without her Sports and Activity from Jersey City. BcrnadeGei Landing; Eileen program. Linden, Cress husband. She did not know Information! Jtfferson ? I*oo Burke, Louise Linda Nist, Ellen kill; Karol Krizan, Maywood; what to do with earn more herself or for ... Kelly, Diane Dillon, Janice 0 Mam,] Edith Dougharty. Hawthorne; her children. She thought she i* Mary Ellen Healy and Janet Fla- Mary All-utr take* the rod and Ellen King, tape Middlebury, might marry a nobleman who herty, from hi Elizabeth. Wanda { Conn ; Joan Brady, New Bruns- had ah cost nut of insurance. DIVIDEND asked her, in order to pro- Glejzman, Patri- Joyce Sampson. | wick; Carol Kiley, Claim* are nettled “on the Dorchester, tect her children, but she could cia Daly, Bernadette Fox and Mass.; spot' without and Margaret Primavera, not make mind. m many ease*, YOU* up her Regina Feehan. Long Branch. nm hnme-otfire red tape And sav- SAVINGS ONE ing* 20 OTHER NIGHT, as Victoria of - are common 2 new postulants are: her LUGGAGE SHOP Marie was praying, doubts were Russo, Maureen Rush and / * • taken Auto Fir* • Li f • away Our Lady appear- .’OO WASHINGTON si MrARM ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $lO,OOO Susan McNamara, Clifton; Eileen ed in * a vision and said "My Personal liability O'Brien, Veronica Lake and Ger- child Victoria, be and aldine Sarinelli, Morristown; brave * Accidents • Sickness for it is wish Maureen McCudden and Ellen confident, my to take both the mother and the GEORGMN COURT Cornell, East Orange; Carol Ho- Richard J. Stanton ban children under my and Marilyn Laino. Saddle protection; I will for COlllGl Oldfield Brook; Joan Frost and Anne Sel- care your household. Blessed Victoria 6-3400 Conducted of Live quietly and without wor- by fbe Silton Moray lers. Ridgewood, Maureen Mc- Rimed Victoria n portrayed UN 6-9266 GE 8-2599 FOUR-YEAR AND and rying All I ask is that you count! tIAOINO TO LOAN ASSOCIATION Donough Theresa McGlinc- by (latrt Rotbermund of St. ■ A. and 1.1. OEOREEt ho), Harrison; Patricia Culleton will trust yourself to me and 244 CHESTNUT STREET N. J. Mtchael’t, Elizabeth, Rlened NUTIEY, and Marie henceforth devote yourself to Well-Integrated program In liberal Francis, Roxbury, Victoria't above feait day n Sept. 12. Arti, Fine Arli, Science. Mass ; Barbara Strong and Mar- the love of God all Malic. Homo " Econotnici, lullneii tha Moran, West Orange. things Adminiitrotien. Teacher Victoria Training for Elomonlory ond Maureen McEvoy, Bergenfield; did as Our Lady Secondary Schooli. Folly Accredited Bernardine asked. She lived McHugh, Fair quietly, giv- DOLLY MOUNT Addron. SISTER SECRETARY Lawn, «0«l 00ou- to helping the poor When the NURSING HOME lekeweed. most Nora Jertey Your important ise Kuharirh, Secaucus, Rita children were grown and on their Under IM* licence own, Victoria went to the Am eitokliiKed Horn# tket it quiet, food FAREWELL: School Archbishop of Genoa and asked CALDWIU, NEW JERSEY is Billy reatfvl and luavrlaut. located an purchase Choir Meet could Boys of the if she start a religious Paterson, last of tpaciaut ground*. Far the a god. order dedicated to Our Lady over 700 retreatants chronically ill* ond canvaletcent*. Meet in to The CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR Italy Archbishop was afraid S4 Have Hurting Staff WOMEN leave Savio, West to allow CATANIA, Italy (NO Some Camp Victoria to found her SYLVIA NOU BOLSTER, R.N. CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC said the 1.000 choristers from Italy will Milford, goodbye to order, but loyal follower Dlfaalrata BEEAO Fully Accredited - Offering A B. and B.S. Degree* gather second Brother of Mary would not be stopped. LAmberl 1-7477 here the week of Jim, camp director Talaphaaa September for the first national >• VALUV lOAO. ClinON. N recently. The camp com- convention of the National J Fedor bines a retreat Newark PTA ation of Choir Boys The chons week-long ters music with recreational activities of will provide for the Season FILM DEVELOPED College Saint Elizabeth Be sure the BEST.. ask for National Italian Eucharistic Con for members of the St. Opens you get always Founded In is be 1899 by the Sittert of gross, which to held here at NEWARK The Parents and Black and Whit* Servico Charity Dominic Savio Club on its the same time Teachers Association of St • Kipoture 101 l JO Convent 64-acre site. from Station, New Those boys who Roys Caslmir's will Jersey pass Rome, meet Sept ft at King Sl«0 Clotty Reprint* Hi will be received John eight states attended this 7 30 by Pope p m in the lower school au COLOR FILM PROCESSING XXIII ninth camp season. ditorium Rev Raymond Tru- Kodacolor I Kipoture 101 l BUTTERCUP chan, PTA moderator, will be developed and enlarged J 75 the speaker take twe family out poo Reprint* J3 Real Mrs A I-o hod Mission Role Actress Joseph a will be for I mm 130 Installed at the meeting for her 101 l Developed Buttercup is i delicious loaf DUBLIN (R.NS) Dublin-born! in ‘ Darby and the Little •mm 100 O'Gill fifth term Other incoming of- Mag. Developed ind film stage actress Nora; People," the Walt 35mm Developed that everyone in the family Disney pro- ficers are Mrs Edward Kamin O'Mahony. on vacation here from duction, 30 and also appears in "Hol- skas, Mrs. Walter J. Loboda Mrs Exposure 130 Hollywood, announced v she will go iday for Lovers." Write for FREE will love. It's nutritious, too | Both films are John Gruszkos and Mrs. Joseph mailing envelopei PARKING to British Fast Kenya, Africa.] current. Falkowski. a month All CONDITIONED —each pound contains the next lo work as a lay RYAN FOTO & mlssloner BOX 24. CHATHAM. N. J. Ipeiialiilng le HOM| MACS non-fat milk solids of 7 4 Miss O'Mahony, a member of Ravioli Cavatelli RESfe i well known Irish theatrical fam ounces tl milk. That's why Convent • Manicotti Mad• with 100 by. has turned down all film Calls % for 20% Your and television offers and Neighborhood housewives everywhere say, fur* Vegetable Shortening hopes to devote the remainder of her Pharmacitt "Says" Unde* Perional Super*!,len life to work in it uiu Hiti * vuiiom ooa atv mu (mumi t but hi hi* emau the mission field. Of Holy Rosary Class PITH lIVINTO “AT THE beginning." the ac- UNION 925-31 West Side CITY Eight of the 43 members of Holy Ave tress said. "I will teach English, Rosary Academy's current graduating class plan to enter the religious m Jersey City. HE 3-8945 but later to on I hope be in a life. The candidates, seven of whom will join the Sisters of position to produce the documentary Catholic Apostolate (Pallotlne) who LEARN TO READ staff Holy Rosary, in- J. MUIPHY. Met* films with the assistance of a JOHN clude the class valedictorian and the salutatorian cameraman, also a lay mission- As You'll like Entering St. Joseph s Novitiate of the Sisters of the Cath- j ary THE BRASS HORN LEARN TO READ BETTER olic Apostolate at Harriman, N Y , will be Miss O'Mahony said she Is look- Rrandrs It lor Barbara (the valedictorian) of Union City; Ria Banquet Room* Available for ing forward to her missionary NEWARK Illy (salutatorian) of Jersey City, Joan Costello. Cliffside Park; All Occationt * Open LEARN HOW TO STUDY she tern Oeoree Merlortne. proof. Daily career which always thought Lynne Madigan, Hoboken. Your Pleasure Gall Wagenhoffcr, Mary Ellen Lift' FHAIMACY , Cherry t W O.end llilebe*. N. J. was Bock IN “something really worth and EatablDhrd over lO rear* Karen Magnus, all North Bergen. while" and Four Registered Pharmacist* has no regrets about Madeline Sywilok of Bergenfield will enter St. Michael's Fraa Delivery Open Every Day ONI OP NIWARK I lISIAUIANTt giving up the From B am to 11 pm Seton stage. Novitiate of the of St. lIIVINO THI UITIMATI U ltel*« Hall University Sisters Joseph of Newark In Englewood. 7t4 Mt Prof pact Avenue car. J Miss O'Mahony, who is In her Mantcleir Avenue teed,. All teed* leeked per erde*. HU 1-470 Newark. N J. 4t>'s. has • PIZZIttA the role of the barmaid ~ AULISE’S AltO # SCHOOL OF EDUCATION JERSEY^CITY located on cor. Bloomfield and Clifton Newark PALMIRA PHARMACY Ave*., One Sloel from Sorted 151 ELLISON STREET Arthur I. Palmare. Ph O. Heart Cathedral Pharmacist* Proscription mi oetoiNAt e ist. ten e opin oaiiy Biological Sick Room Buppllee PATERSON 1, N. J. 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Attractive Mrs Margaret G Murphy, Director Jamoe Rlccle. Reo Pher. Rettauranf Serving Deliciout Meal* Haby Need* Elizabeth Pre*crtp(ion* 3-9872 Remedial Promptly Filled Reading Program 414 NORTH UNBLOODY SACRIFICE: Cut Rate Drue* and Coamettrs (An BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH, N. J. The Mohawk descendants Indians, of the Mohawks who 11* Franklin Ave., Seton +lall University Nutley t 3t#9 tomahawked the martyr saints of North America, are shown 151 receiving Communion Elliston Street at Auriesville, N. Y., the will ORANGE THE ROUSDI .KS martyrs’ shrine. The Indians make their annual pil- : RESTAURANT to FORD* ORUO 4TOR* Paterson New grimage the shrine Sept. 6 when will the noon in 2, Jersey they sing High Mass their own Rial Denial. Ph 0. ln>itc* you io enjoy it* tuperb Iroquois language, a privilege they have for over 300 The Praarriptiona Called lor enjoyed years. Mohawks and DaUvarod Or taUphone: LAmbart 5-342S live on a reservation nine miles from Prime Ribs of Beef Montreal and at Hogansburg on the Canadian Tr r "o^ V t. border. Po* letervotlant Coll COttee Midi - Rauf 17, Potomut, N, J, September 3, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 11 Junior CDA Convention

Youth Leaders Urged to Instill Responsibility NEWARK Leader* of the to program was give the young ters were founded 33 years ago York State CDA chaplain and SOCIAL feature of the meet- Junior Catholic Daughter* of the need to and girls training they are dedicated to the Sacred the chaplain at Sing Sing Pri- ing was a tnp to Echo Lake, America were urged to five play their proper role In so- Heart and the Child Jesus. son Mounftnside, where their of the Rosary charge* a sense respon- ciety in the years to come. Mrs. Albert Gerolstein and was recited, followed by dinner sibility in one of the key talk* To this end. he noted that her Janet, hosted aerved at at AUXILIARY daughter, the Benedictine Aca- their aectional Leaderihip ••youth are willing to sacrifice" Bishop Stanton, state recreational workshop In demy, Elizabeth. Members of Institute and Workshop here. and he told their leaders that CDA chaplain, officiated place of Mrs Paul Tag who the Junior CDA of 175 at a Holy Hour Rahway en- More than state regents if the youth are allowed to ac- on the opening day and offered was unable to attend. Mrs. tertained the regional delegates of the Catholic Daughter* of cept responsibility "it will a Solemn Pon- Gerolstein is instructor at at tifical Mass at an the academy. Caroline Goeh- America, and state, diocesan, make them stronger” for the Sacred Heart Cathedral Mt. St. Mary's Academy, North rtng, junior leader of Court Vic- area and local chairmen from tasks they fsce. For junior during the meeting. Theme Plainfield. tory directed the the New and for the institute program England Middle members, he stressed a three- was "All for and Atlantic area attended the four- fold obedience to God, to the Through His Sa- cred day sessions. Blessed Mother St. Jos- Heart.” COMPARING NOTES: The and to success of the regional Junior CDA The convention was in eph, whom he called "the saint annual dedication of the of THE ADVICE Cloistered Is Cheered hands the local shown over on responsibil- counselors people above talking last minute of obedience.” He urged them look place at a Life arrangements ity wa* given by with Boland. Left to are: Anna Archbishop to Mass offered at St John's LONDON An estimated 4 Archbishop right Russo, area CDA model themselves after St. (RNS) million television junior chair- Boland. He commended the Catherine "the of Church here, celebrated viewers given treat when, by man; Norton, state CDA senior Bernadette, girl the by were » rare special Vatican junior chairman; Archbishop Boland, organization for the Msgr. year who faithful to her Msgr. Joseph A Costello of permission, the British Broadcasting Corporation Joseph A. Costello, state CDA and guidance was took junior chaplain, Mary C. state CDA they were giving to Newark, state Kanane, mission and in adver- junior chaplain. its cameras Inside a cloistered Carmelite convent at juniors and reminded strong Presteign. regent and a national them that director. sity and in her suffering.” Earlier, Msgr. Costello had Radnorshire, North Wales. the real purpose of the junior stressed the importance of the Critics in the London press were unanimously impressed IN A REPORT at the with the open- apostolate to youth. Other the program, citing in particular gaiety and enthu- ing dinner, Louise Collins of the whose speakers included Rev. John B. siasm of nuns, lives are not normally seen at hv St. Vincent’s Staff Concord, N.H.. national junior McQuaid, national junior chap- all outsiders. director, revealed that 339 lain. who The Mother the urged a program Prioress explained meaning of Carmelite courts in 33 states which are now would stress participa- life and the reasons for the nuns' enclosure to a BBC inter- sponsoring junior tion about Is 3 groups and in the Mass, and Rev. viewer. Asked the rule of silence, she replied. "Imagine Nuns that total junior if lot Enlarged by membership George McKinney, who out- a of women living togethrr were allowed to gossip. is in excess of 32,000. lined methods of spiritualizing They could create quite a little hell, couldn't they?” MONTCLAIR The staff of St. The Junior Catholic Daugh- the Vincent's Hospital junior program. He is New as been with the enlarged recent appointment of three Sisters of Charity. Sisters They are Catherine Anne, Fran- cis Aavier and Anne Teresa. Sister Catherine of Anne Rahway and New Rrunswick her assumed position as admin- istrative assistant to Sister Clare Department of Health and Dolores Child j during the summer. Sis Hygiene. iter Catherine Anne received an R N. from SISTKR Francia St. Peter's, New Xavier will Brunswick, a B S. from St. Eliza- serve as superior of the convent. beth's A College and has done work graduate of St. Elizabeth'* Col- NATIONAL at she has LEADERS: National officers of the Junior Albertus Magnus College. New lege, served as principal CDA Haven, and in were on hand for the eastern regional and Catholic University, supervisor Long Branch, meeting. West and Boland Washington. Orange Newark previ- Archbishop them on behalf of the greeted to this Previously Sister ous assignment. Archdiocese They are, left to Louise Collins Catherine right: Anne Sister Anne Teresa will work was xupervuor of the medi- of N. Concord, H., president; Mrs John V. Rallard of cal-surgical as student technician in the X-ray department in St Ra Milton. Mass, phael department. Originally from Jer- secretary; Archbishop Boland, and s Hospital, New Haven, she J. Conn where she sey City, has taught in Jersey Margaret Buckley of Chevy Chase, Md., vice su- . taught a nurs- ing aid City and New Haven, being sta- course She also worked preme regent. tioned most recently in the ac- a year in the New Jersey counting department at St Eliza- beth's Hospital, Elizabeth, for five 46 Religious Advance in Mendham years. DU AM MEN Thirty-five members of the Sisters of O'Rnen, Morris Plains Girl now Sister M, Cordelia. C hristiaft C advanced in order Frances harity the recently at cere- Ripp, now Sister Mary Takes First Vows monies conducted by Final Gemma; Patricia Rishop McNulty. Buskirk, now PHILADELPHIA - profession Sister Elizabeth was also made Mary Damien; and by 11 Sisters at ceremonies conducted bv Mary M. Dacey of Mom* Plains be- Ecerlck. now Sister M. Rev Rennet Kelley. CP. i Peter. came Sister James Michael in the Nuns Thirteen young received From New York Grey of the Sacred women City: Patricia NOV ICES pronouncing first at held in St the habit and anew ynch, now Sister Heart ceremonies name in l Mary Patrick, vows were; Sisters Mary There James Elkina Pa FILIPPINI SISTERS: It ligion They are Marilyn Herd and Marilyn McCusker. Sis- Church, Park. , Twenty-four postulantswho re- now «a Preiss, Jersey City. M. Ro- man, M ter recently. Twenty-one novices pro- ceived the habit of the Pompton Plains. Sister Mary Alma, from McSher land Kllsiewrcz, Religious Teachers Filippini Madison. M. first Amabilis; Patricia rtsiown. Pa Anna nounced vow* at that time 30 McUughlin, Smith, now Mark Dawson and M. Aug. are shown in the top picture. Newly Philo- and eight Sisters made professed Rudd Lake, Sister M DeChantal; Sister Mary Mark, and perpetual ‘: • Dorothy mena Gottschall. Sisters are shown with fomplifi •mtmbfci • Williamsport; vows Filippini Archbishop Boland. )sJ‘r 7ana Elias. Elizabeth. Sister M. Staub. now Sister Mary Elise, Mary ' Paula Marx. Scranton; M. Victoria; Julia Missigman. Wil- From Philadelphia Constance BABY CRIBS Theresa Joseph I.azer, Hazelton. liamsport. Ta . Sister Mary Paul; I Pa M ; Anne Doherty. Brooklyn; Rosemary Spohrer. Pittston, Pa , | Sisters M. SINGLE BEDS l.oyola Rogers, Long Teachers Sister Mary Edward; 54 Earn Diplomas Island. Mary Grace Religious Youth Stylo McGinty Filippini New At St. York City; Marie James BUY Direct From Paterton Furniture Vincent s Conrey, Factory Mary Anthony Cheney Beautifully Styled Unili Af True Fricot MONTCLAIR and Factory Archbishop Bo- Miriam Charles Dietz of Har Advance 39 Candidates land will a (id re n the students and risburg, Pa M. ; Aloysius Klitsch. JUVENILE YOUTH WORLD award diplomas Sept. 13 in Im Jim Pa; Thorpe. Maria MORRISTOWN "T*i« tf.-.m," . . c>* _ THe tel Concel- advanced in tress of Fal lit II maculate ta Thirty-nine religious novices; Carmela Pwll Conception Church at Nicholson, McSherrvstown; A luperb riimpli Hia Imple Bed M. the Teachers at ceremonies 30 cone, Waterbury, Conn ; Mary •f Piuliion etyhn* feitunni hand Beautifully •tried mew] the of Religious Filippini Aug. double graduation St. Vin- Sisters painted wood rampga erw in bland mahnfany Angela Marie Abbruz Ann Gardner. Trenton; and Es- The cent's Hospital School of Prac- over bv Boland flneat 14 It include* mm* built use, M. presided Archbishop Twenty-four postu- tp Patrick Herron, M. ther Balles, •afety feature* CATERERS tical School lants received Schenectady; for the and of in Nursing In Pauletta the novice’s habit and 15 novices 1 10 rear old Schmiedrcken, and M. professed Second row: Sisters Ann Ro • ID. )| fant Care Technicians Msgr PAULISON CO. t| CMIfT H N 184 WIST 54th STREET Alberline vows. Senske of Philadelphia; mano. New York. Lillian Dili 111. 49 ft Thomas II Powers. Immaculate Ernest, LAmbtrt (oH Blvd N. J. M DeLourdes The 3-7173 ) BAYONNE, 1-esher, M Jacinta new novices piclurcd In Middle row: Catherine Amico. Jersey City ; Margaret Mary Ilea Conception pastor, will present Bl 10 and imh A*e Cirri* »1 MIL* Kane. M Raymond and bridal gowns are from Trenton; Rose Maria Di Orio, North or rt 4 n j. la Our 4.000 FACILITIES FOR at the Impink above, ley, Jersey City, Beatrice Ena, paturon. the graduates 4 p m cere- (Garden Mate Parkeay Exit M. Xavier firat row River Ann fflM) * * Plank, Reading, Pa. left; Edge; Mary Gecina. Baltimore: Geraldine Romano, OPIH DAILY Shower* mony. TO 4 Pint i PAUL Wedding* Anncliese Ell wood Pa and Roscann MON. 9RI HON. if. Grimm, Jeraey City, City, ; Schenectady: Mary Gintella, WID, TO 9 PM PLOBIQ TAMBQRini * Twenty students, the llth NEWLY grad professed Sislers are: Elaine Banquet* Salvatore. Fernandez, Newark. Belleville, Tren- uating class of the School of Sisters M. Pequannock; Anne Gervasio, * Beatrice Kellet. M. Communion Breakfast* Immaculate Mary Jacobeno, Third ton; Clotilda Balti- Practical Nursing, will t row Virginia Johnson, Buscaglia, be pre nrmelita Smith, James Mane I • Carbondale, Pa . Rosemarie more; and Adele Office ond Plant sented by Sister Roata Marie, Bell, M. Fa Newark; Florence Landwehrle, lhncn, Palisade Jane Frances Eiswerth. cendo, Perth Park. Luncheons principal Mrs Kathleen Y Amboy; Pauline North Bergen,; Josephine Pal Sey Llewelyn Bloom, Maria As-| Riccio, Hartford. Conn ; Antoi Pitlslon, Pa Msgr. William Furlong of mour. supervisor of infant care meri, ; Marguerite Seton AT OUR OWN sumpta Shurer. Mary Catherine! nette East Hall will Scotella. Hartford; D'Esposilo, Jersey was preacher at the Mass technicians, present 34 can City; Mary Slattery, Miriam Adams, M. ! The Regina Arena, Springfield, Mass ; Dougherty, Maplewood, Barbara which was celebrated by Arch > didates class is the 60th in FREE HALLS Nicholas Annette Av'r Campasano. M There- Kenelle, Jersey City; and New bishop Boland the s history Paci, Rritain, Conn ; Maria Rev, Joseph Fer hospital sita Seitler, and M. Vera Mrs Lesisko. Frances Lauretti. Brulol, Conn Julia reerhia, order % Frederick R Shulver will Chiara, Jamesburg; Hea- chaplain, was o\ master ANY HALL YOU CHOOSE accompany the Immaculate Con ley, Jersey City, Jo Anne Wiech, of ceremonies. choir I'nion - ★ - ception girls' on thr organ With North City; Lillian Harrington, sa Jersey Women Bloomfield, and Mary Josephine I Haskell Rosary NjO^ DINNERS from Mulligan, Somerville. 10 . . . $1.75 PERSONALITIES ad at Holds Outing ON THE PROFESSED Sisters In * CANVAS HASKELL A group of 42 the lower photo from left: HI-HAT Pr*m LIP| «r PHOTO . . tilt. Curtain Time are of members the Rosary Altar So first row; Sisters Lucille Car- COVft* ARDEN STEELE ciety of St. Francis \ John’s, v«t First Act Bergenfield The wom- New habits have been adopted N. J. all tloemfieU. Nework. N. J. en will hold tavingt on your a business meeting by the Sisters the Getting into the act early is of Charity of the 14th the in church hall fol- Blessed the Women's Auxiliary of the Virgin Mary whose lowing the novena. On the 21st Back-To-School motherhouse is in Dubuque, Sisters of the Good Shepherd. they will sponsor a member- lowa. Anew YOUR headdress replaces AT The women will hold lunch- a under ship party the "direc- the hood and eon bridge Sept. 9 about quilled border Good noon tion" of Mrs Roger Supplies News!!! B. Kay and which has distinguished the c™"raß: at Altman A order Cos., Short Mrs. Robert Burghardl. for * 125 since its foundings Anbesol Hills. Mrs. Robert Donaldson years GROCERS of by Mother Mary Morristown and Mrs. Rich- Frances Clarke ifl Fin I . . Aid . evil. ond He's Back it. Philadelphia. Coming ard J Connors Jr of South Ceramics Class bruit**) Orange are the “stage mana- • Recommended by '' World Famous gers Mother St. Parents Missionary - Lecturer - Author Mary Joseph, Bridget’s birthplace will be Magazine NOW superior of of Grace To Start 9 Our Lady Sept. j marked in Kinsta, Sweden, with * Pencil Sets Training School, Morristown, a cross to be the NARCISO PATERSON The Aula Regis dedicated in REV. ISRALA, S.J. will the * address . . . near future. Sweden's can- School group ceramic ttudlo classes in cera- only Bags The Auxiliary of the onized saint will Aetfcer of Utile mics the be remembered * wHiMhuil Iml Seller - ''Achieving Peace el Heart'* conducted by Missionary Sets Sisters of thr Poor is also thanks to the Drawing get- Sisters of the Immaculate donation from the Available far lectures Con * ting ready for an early cur- Brigittine Order of the Most Note Books ceptlon for lay persons will start Holy iwmiM mu tain. The will hold group a des- Saviour, founded by St. 15th Sept. » in the New St studio Bridget * Aid Sets Sept. to Dec. Ist. 1959 sert bridge the in Bond for Newark here 1344. Aar home Oct. 3 at 369 * orMuutiee or Pane* group tale reeled In having Hue Great Lee- Park Ave., Pocket Combs Classes are under direction of turer for talk*. Led Dare of Recollection. Orange, at 30 Mrs. urea. Retreat*, etc . rati 1 p m Dan- * Sister M. Emmanuel Ku, of Wei Fountain Pens iel F. Burns is ''producing" it Essex to Hold llai Wei, Shantung, who with the assistance Mrs. China, MONKS' of TED LANGAN and more foo BREAD received her M A. in fine arts Devotions Sept. 4 many , Charles Moore, auxiliary presi- *** s«»w»e from the Catholic of WEST ORANGE i erf. s»«* ox«|i, n. j. so s-sm dent. University The Subur- numerous fo mention , M * Reservations will close 6 ** run,„ *-* u*' m0,,, „ IM „*. America. Sister Emmanuel is art ban Essex District Council of susjicts or uctusis Sept. 23 . . . instructor at Tombrock Junior Catholic Women will hold first HmM mS N« in U tka Cantral ml and care in rr fkiaafk College which have been famous for great baking give Specialties here is conducted 'Friday adoration at St. Josephs Trappi&ts (matiaa. - Aa In the LISS’ for this bread its rare, ( ar. Saar, Ulmh, aH. special act by the order for 'Church here their home made bread cen- superb group we the Sisters of at i pm. Sept 14. f'ad and ■ mi the Rosaries are the The Store turies Bread flavor. Monks' Bread, fall already community. I council will also hold a Drug Dep't. . . . Monks' brings WHkaat •'onstage.’’ Rosarians SI J*w>» firm in Hfakxy faHfwa of st. Registration for afternoon or card party at the Immaculate s l >«••>• Hi 51004 7*ll back a long lost satisfaction slender, texture, brings Theresa's. will hold Al •arvica 363 dan in Swrlkar Intarmatiaa Kenilworth, evening sessions may be made by Heart of Mary parish hall, your a yaar the of sub- an exciting new discovery upan raquatl Maple- simple joy eating a luncheon in the school cafe- calling the Missionary Sisters of wood, Oct. 8. Mrs. William Don- Op»n Doi.) Nil 1 A. M. stantial, hearty bread. Rich In- honest good eating to your B teria Sept. at noon. Mr*. the Immaculate Sotu'day till J A. M Conception. nelly of Orange is chairman. gredients, skillful kneading, family table. 12 THE ADVOCATE 'September 3, l»st Fielding Fails as Bayway St. Joseph's, St. Bridget's Cop Is Halted in Legion Bid BRISTOL, Conn. In throe wild games, the Bayway Post of Elizabeth bowed out of the Mid-AtlanticAmerican Archdiocesan Baseball Honors Legion Junior Baseball tournament held here Aug. 21-23. Buzzy Fox’s an to West NEWARK boys dropped opening game Joe Mendes capped a week of good news half of the inning. Hartford, 8-6, took a second round contest from Albany, as he pitched St. Joseph’s Spanish, Newark, to the Newark JONES WAS also credited with ®-7, but then were eliminated by Archdiocesan CYO intermediate on a two-hitter, and like Mendes he baseball championship Rhode Island, 6-5, in an 11-in- field line which, got lost In tha struck out 14 men. Had he been “ ' Sunday. ning affair. trees. ” top support St. given Joseph’s, All three games were The youngster, who was informed earlier that his CYO strictly Figures released last week re- too. would have had an oppor- had hitting parties, with none of the' seated that Billy Murray. Bay- exploits earned him a schol- tunity to squeeze in a run and starting pitchers able to go the way’s star second baseman had arship to Fairleigh Dickinson to St. the ing its first of the year continue tie. route. Bayway ace Bill Henry was won the Union County American University, pitched a brilliant 3-2. Bridget's, Jersey City, The only other hits of the game was bombed out two-hitter to of the opening legion Junior League batting ti- edge Ed Jones of were by Stan Wanat for singles game in a six-run fifth Si Joseph's, Roselle, 2-0, in the MENDES AND Jones hooked inning,!tle with a .444 average and 16 Roselle in the third and by Ward but it Gaines who in was Mike took hits and runs scored in 36 championship contest, at Newark up in a classic duel the rain- for the 14 Newarkers in the fourth. the loss after the Elizabeth boys Florczak of Schools Stadium. interrupted intermediate contest. at bats. Adam Bay- Wanat reached third but died tied it up again in their next at .359 and Another Newark entry, St. Both had given up a single hit way placed fourth there. The victory was the eighth turn at bat. six In Gene O'Sullivan, Holy Trinity Francis Xavier, wasn't as for- through the first innings. a against one loss for the Newark- tunate in the junior the top of the seventh. Tom Ward student playing for Westfield, was contest, los- ers. ALBANY LF.D Bayway, fi t. aft .340. led off with a booming triple for and half sixth at The winning blow in the junior er three a innings of the St. Joseph's. contest proved to be Frank Fal- second round game, but Jim Man Grid Preview After John Golba struck out for to's inside-the-park homer for St. hardt singled and homcrcd to the third time, Mendes got the two Benedict's Bridget's in the fourth frame off lead rallies which pulled out St. 10 one run he needed for bis 36th the victory for Begins Sept. losing pitcher Pat Piegari. It relief pitcher victory in CYO play as he laid NEWARK Starting with was the fourth of five hits given Vince Kazalonis, also the hitting down bunt To the of a perfect squeeze hero Pirates issue Sept. 10, The Ad- up by Piegari and the first of of the series with six hits in Play along the first base line on the 14 the plate. NEWARK—A resumption of its vocate will present its preview two to Falco, who provided the trips to first pitch. Mendes eventually with Seton •f the I»S» football season, both heroics for St. Bridget's. Gaines started the final nit. rivalry Hall after a scored Insurance as collegiate and scholastic. an tally followed to the mound by John gap of more than 20 years high- shortstop Mike Kozzl successive- NOT ONLY did his homer off- The issue of Sept. 10 will ny Cop, Kazalonis and Henry lights the St. Benedict's football ly bobblcd two ordinary infield set a seventh-inning shot into the have the complete schedule for Bayway outhit the Rhode Island schedule for 1959, a schedule chances off the bats of Frank stands by Lou Prosperi of St. North Jersey Catholic high team, 11-8, in this one. and also which still has two dates to fill. in to Kovacs and Pat Clark. Francis, but he came get Coach school teams had six walks, but threw the Joe Kasbergcr has open as well as the the Mendes, however, still had to last three outs of the game with dates schedules of leading Catholic Press Box game away 12 errors Des on the weekends of Sept. test. fzee his biggest And he did after winning pitcher Ronnie Paragraphs pite the the 26 27 14-15. college teams such as Notre poor fielding, game and Nov. Either high it reassuringly, fanning the side Knowski gave a single to Dame, Holy Cross, Villanova, up was deadlocked, 55. until Bob school or prep teams would be after Tom Farrell rifled of John Biondi. Falco's etc. one pinch-hitter Johnson of Central Kails rounded welcome as There will also be a story opponents. h's center two fast balls into right stuff was so tricky that balls An End the bases on to hit the In to ea the various North Jersey a down left addition Seton Hall, New foi triple to the bottom from his catcher and Boxing? a open got away York Military athletes playing with these col- Academy has been Biondi to third with the got ty added to the 1959 schedule and leges. ing Bonnies run. St. Francis, which had Ed Grant "kid's and Now Add will in On Sept. 17 will begin the se- By games" claiming this is a noble senti- be played the opening six hits, couldn't bring him ries of three articles Seton Bees Aj if the summer isn't hot that theirs is the only true ment something like being came on Oct. 3 The date with preview- Hall, home, however. • 4 to Schedule "man's game.” What man- it the Pony Pirates is for ing the IISS scholastic season. enough —with the new tem- against sin —but doesn’t Nov. 22. St. broke the scoring liness ST evt 3. New Vftfk Academy. f, Bridget's is much \ Y - Military The story in that issue will deal perature-humidity index to re- there about characters mean when you look at BONAVENTURE, icc in second with \alls-y. »vx ar (Ni, 17. Peddle. ZS. Mt M. Resume the frame a like Frankie Carbo and St. Bonavcnture with the six Cath- Rivalry mind us how uncomfortable Blinky how i’s been mangled. If "a University \v:ll Michael t Ji. nM I . Nov. 7. Newarfc independent pair of Basil we runs on singles by Palermo to name two of box- is play (our new opponents has Central; 23. Ke4o« Hall eUe “A” teams. On Sept. 24, SOUTH ORANGE —Only one. are the "sport" of boxing champion champion until in B.ancamano and Lou Scerbo, a has ing's so-called underworld beaten" is to ketball this season, it has the six Catholic “B” teams will hut a very important, addition stirred up enough heat on mean anything, been walk to Falco and three errors, announced has to the the to Low- czars somehow escapes us. he must to Newcomers include he dealt with, while on Oct. been made Seton Hall sport pages defrost be ready fight any [?]rish to Close l, two of them a which on play on Actually, there is something Texas Southern, Poriland, Sarta the members of football schedule for 1959, that er Slobbovia. respectable challenger with suf- the Tri-County Falco scored. St. quite childish about the way the Clara and all to ho Catholic "A” Conference will being the game with Bene- Now there is some reason ficient notice. And the control Marquette, With St. St. Francis got one back in the boxing business is No met in home Joseph he dict's on Nov. 22 at Newark for debate on whether boxing run. one of the flght's games scrutinized. is arrangement UNION CITY—A fourth when Lou Venturi, who control the change of end- Schools really has any real of must not in The Bonnies are also scheduled Stadium. a sport and certainly be the hands of his of had doubled and to third season from St Ben- will moved situation. It's something like a to play in the eighth annual lto'i- opponents This be the first meeting of plenty of room for argument manager, or of some shady on a passed ball, scored on Ralph dav edict s to St marks the to its kid's game where, when one of Festival in New York, Dee, Joseph's Paterson Teams the pair since both were prep as morality. Not the underworld figures only in the St. Ciccone's infield grounder on the players doesn't like the 26-30. It mark their alteration Mi- school powers in the days prior morality of the denizens which will first ap which St. Bridget's tried to cut things going, he ONE ARGUMENT that has the chael's football schedule for 1959. In Fall to World War 11. Seton Hall adopt- infest it; of that, unhappily, way are picks pearance in tournament Tourney off the run at the Venturi used The Irish will again be ed plate. is up his marbles and runs home. been to delay fights in the Coach Eddie Donovan of playing PATERSON high school rules more than a there little doubt. But the Eliza- The fourth an- two in the Hudson and Bob Failla had hit’ for past has been that boxers need beth have his County Intcrschol- decade ago and the Bees have simple fact of whether boxing, will work cut out nul! Paterson Catholic St. Francis. of box astir High THE BASIC FAULT great of time in which for this Athletic Association and will now followed suit, though not at least professional boxing, a deal him season. He loses School Fall Baseball Tournament yet is Ing lies the structure their in very to train. They must off four preview campaign in that a member of the NJSIAA. itself immoral go into key men. will open on Sept. 20. with St. cf the There is nothing sport the mountains, with loop's jamboree on Sept 20 Den- Bonavcnture Otherwise, Seton Hall will Many theologians feel It is, commune attempting to play else quite like it. A nis Papa and Dan pick its Pitches champion nature and live a Spartan exist- Kane will eo- ita third usual mixture of Catholic and Szeigis but there is no wish here to up leg on the Michael is allowed to set the time and for several months. These McDonough Wins captain the club, which started public school drag into dis- ence DeVita rivals, including them the present and Trophy. site of his title defense training at Camp Bloomfield, Trenton Catholic cussion. things can't be arranged on an National Honor Carrig Kenny, Victor in 1956 and and Heaven knows, they Box- 1958, the Yanks To Title also pick his opponent. overnight basis. on Sept 1. Bonnies will draw St. Michael's. have enough trouble ahead of UTICA, N Y. Dick McDon a first round ing commissions may chew Sepc 23. I ninn Hill, rs>. S»P< *. I That theory was exploded in .w.y Or! *. Bloomfield: Or J. s mr| JERSEY CITY Led by Holy them, trying to convince Amer- otigh of Seton Hall Prep IVmarrsi 11. Flmrraon. it. bye and meet St. K*«t their captur- Srton l!al| v Mary's in a Side. 10. rrrnton Catholic. nails, issue edicts and cards • 11. Rt. Cross Jack Szeigis, the when Ingo leveled his ed 25. Memorial, away. ji. Dicklnao*. semi-final MlchaH'a. 23. Ba>onne. Nov. 1. Pcpo Plus. pitcher ican courts that there is such the national junior AAU 100- game at Pennington threaten suspensions But. un- * Maaa ». I. Immaculate* right hand hand away. 11. Conception! 14. Nov ark Jersey City Yanks ran through a thing free will and that —a he hadn't yard free style title at the I hillipahurt. away «N)j 22. fit Park on Sept. 23. St. John's Central. as less the New Joseph a. opens 22. St Benedict a. champion actually re- used in North Bergen in • three itraiglit criminals even training camp York State play against Don Bosco arc responsible for swimming Tech on tires. there's not much they champion- games to the Hudson their on Patterson's cranium. capture own actions. ships on Aug 31. Sept. 20, with the winner meeting ran do about his reluctance to Build Better Boys Sandlot Nothing quite like Ingo's train St. the Delbarton Lists County The Pony Pirate star, who Joseph's in other semi- fight. Witness the recent case en THE PRESENT controversy ing methods had been ters Jerome J. final Association title. ever senior year at South Stonlcy on the 23rd at Totowa Oval of Ray Robinson. the Szeigis struck out 25 batters in over arrangements for the first seen in this country. We don't Orange school Final is set for Seven Games In this month, was * H GOCC • game Sept. 27. any other sport, a cham- CHURC > 14 innings and collected five hits Palterson-Johansson fight is pretend to endorse his every timed 52.9 the site I MORRISTOWN in as he edged Dick depending on _ which Delbarton pion holds his title for precise- for 1 * *• ' in 10 tripa to the as he just another in a long scries of move as ideal athletic train- Williams of 16 teams for the plate Indianapolis by a play title, Bill School, undefeated in its last 27 ly one year When the next sea ** J hurled exposures as to how thorough- ing but he did A 2-50’ I N• N the Yanks to a 4 3 vic- purposes, win tenth of second. . Kehoe of Don Bosco is 'football rolls a Tech games, lists seven con- son around, he starts from the tournament tory in the opening game, then ly rotten the fight game is. fight, didn't he’ director. tests for the 1959 season, with an and scratch. Only in tennis, where This come back to finish off the best- Patterson Johansson seem victory may have been open date Sept 26 to be filled the Davis champion For decent them- Cup plays the best that the Best in of-five series with e 9-1 triumph. enough fellows thing ever hap- Steaks The the survivor of world wide Green Wave will play the the a In the second game, former St. selves. but chicanery which pened to boxing. Let the heavy- Isame seven schools it defeated docs like on swirled about them —that's tournament, anything weight title the Paul i CYO ace Pete DeLisa. stay out of the the MANERO'S way to a perfect record last boxing situation prevail United with an assist from Jeff Scheuer, another story. States lor as long as it Fall, five Australians of them Ivy League And let the try to has In rt OUI FAMOUS hurled the Yanks to a 7-3 deci- Followers of the fight game b; clic have U. W. Joseph*!, away. ». M |.u*a'a. high school players re- itT im •W, So*. SPECIAL SALE At T* l. Don Boaco. away. I. Our Enter ceived scholarship offers or Lakers Hospital Ladjr oi tt>« Valley, away. 24. Pope Plus grants result LYONS The Catholic War as a of their par- 1958 FORDS NEW YORK Veterans end Auxiliaries ticipation in the Hudson Countv Soccer Loop SACRIFICE PRICED FOR of New Dining at it* Bait Jersey will hold their 10th annual Ernst, Smith Essex County Scholarship Bowl SPARTA Our Lady of the IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Game on Aug. 20. Labor Day sports festival for Lake will be among the four en* In Star Roles Bob Modarelli of St. Peter's GILHULY'S hospitalized veterans at the VA tries in the soccer league which DAHFEUX£v?a HIGHEST TRADE-IN was awarded a full will the 371 hospital here on Sept. 7 at 1 JERSEY CITY - With Vinnle scholarship open activity for newly BLOOMFIELD AVE BLOOMFIELD CASH at V M 1., George Tyson of ALLOWANCE, RESTAURANT and BAR p m. on the hospital grounds. Ernst of St. Aloysius and Bill Im- formed Northwest Jersey Confer- 2 blockt from Garden SI Pk»y [,it 148 • P| 8 SSSS BACK IP 500 of maculate Conception received Fall. DESIRED (lit. M*l) Some patients are expect- Smith St. Peter's College in a ence thia Dallcloua Lunchaaea and Dtaaara to full scholarship at Delaware State Blair J. V ed take part in the games, leading roles, City Sussex. Academy aarrad la Horaallka itmtobara Jersey proved with and Charlie O'Connell of Seton and DAILY and SUNDAY (Air CaadJ prizes being awarded to in- a poor host by walking off with Blairstown are the other en Hall earned Convanlani (• Callaauaa A Thaatraa. dividual of a four-year grant at tries m the Morris WARD-FORD winners. Highlight the the Department of Parks Stale circuit, with Cholcn Wtaaa and IJquora. UuuL will be Kings Point Merchant Marine and festival a tug-of-war elim- Outdoor Basketball Catholic Hamburg not field SPICIAL aACILITIIS *o* Tournament dividends 239 CENTRAL AVENUE ination between Academy. ing teams. athletic PRIVATI PARTI** patients of Ken Slattery, WgW vari- title, defeating Cliffsid* Park, 64- In addition. of NEWARK 3, N J ACCOMMODATINO ous wards. Al Reinoso St director at Our the II a M 53, on Aug 27. Lady of Lake, Benedict's received a 11.000 will Ml 3-8000 71* lIGHTH AVL (at *M, UJ Arrangements are made starred also aerva as coach of the being Ernst as playmaker grant as the outstanding NEW YORK CITY by Paul V. of player soccer team. 1 • • rent of Cemien Stcite Caffrey Elizabeth, and was named to the Pkway tourney’s Essex state CWV executive hospital on the squad, lie will use Slattery also announced last all-star squad along with team- this to enroll at Villanova. chairman, and Ann F. Svoboda week that the Lakers will prob mates Bob McLoughlin, former of chairman ably have a team this Roeelle, hospital for St. Joseph's star, and Doug wrestling the auxiliary. (doe winter with tentative matches DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU of North Carolina. Smith contrib- Couch Returns row scheduled with Morris Hills uted a doien points to the win Regional, Hackettstown and the 1% Meets nlng margin GET MURPHY'S DEAL ON A X-Country J-V. Mike Perona will coach Others to the all ON Set for Newark named star To St. Joseph's the matmen. squad included Bill Raftery of PLYMOUTH NEWARK A series of nine WEST NEW YORK - A re YOUR St. Cecilia's, who played for junior end senior cross-country sumption of rivalry with St. Mi- SAVINGS and John Crotty, former Auto races Kearny, on 2 CHRYSLER development will be held chael's (UC) Nov. 22 will fea- Racing St. Peter’s Prep ace, who starred 59 •t Branch Brook Park, starting ture the 1959 St. Joseph's football for a Bayonne squad. Is Criticized IMPERIAL on Sept. 6, sponsored by the Cen- schedule, which also sees the BERU.N tral Jersey Track Club. school debut in the Tri-County (RNS) - Catholic Top Tormsl/Low Bank Ratos! Junior races, limited to ath- Eileen Hastic Wins Catholic "A" Conference. and Protestant churchmen and Trado-ln!/Easy SAVINGS INSURED I ACCOUNTS OPENED BY THI letes 19 or will be from Bergen Catholic is the other publications here voiced under, sharp UR lOt* EARN PROM 2-3 State Archery Title criticism TO $lO,OOO | THE lit ALSO A BIG SELECTION OF to 3.7 miles, while the sen- newcomer to the nine-game list, of automobile races \ PHILLIPSBURG ior races will distances - Eileen out the conference which they said "no longer have GUARANTEED USED CARS cover filling sched- from to Untie followed in her (liter to do ( j 3.7 6.3 miles. fee u ule. There will be anything with sports or Entry independent Carol'* is ahe the 23 cents and high school athletes footitepi won games with Demarest, Kerris technical progress but only cater Safo Bo Safo Soo New junior girls field •ay must hive written permission of Jeraey and Immaculate Conception in to the greed for sensationalism." title 30 their coaches to participate. archery here on Aug. addition to the league contests They placed part of the blame with a score of Ml. on After a year's absence, Art the public, who by attendance a Now MURPHY in tha women's return to at support this BROS. Win competing CoucirsyiU coach the "frenzied, high speed Softball Crown lft-year-old division, Carol placed school with Brother Gabriel, driving which endangers both Authorized JERSEY CITY - The Alme- Chrysler, flymouth, Imperial Dealer third behind world drivers and of St. champion K.S.C., serving as football mod- spectators." •01 N. BROAD STRUT ELIZABETH gans Paul's, Greenville, Mra. Ann with 3-5600 Corby a tally of erator. The criticisms followed a num- defeated St. John's, 13-3, to win •to. Leon mm eousin of the s#ec r. CsUwUci ». ber of a “ Greff, s«i« Oct. r«*« acidents in recent sports *After Wo Ml, Wo Servo the Hudson County Senior CYO two Haatie girla, second car race placed *i7*Vm is* | in West Berlin during - Smm i Opm OeOy » AM. *• * fj*. U«. 4 P.M. softball title with *• a perfect 9-0 in the division rum. a at is, I—- Junior boya’ with nv; rwilu's, which oos driver was lulled and HI KIARNV AVI. (N«« ».-*«.), KIARNY. N. A record. mist* Cm sett ml a. SL ■sßeßb 704. several others injured. HOUR}: felly * to 3, A M. to 7 P.M, September S, 1159 THE ADVOCATE 13 Act—Don't Just Talk—Bishop McNulty Tells NFCCS Delegates ST. LOUIS The necessity Our Lord. Then 'seeking to Jus- America needs so badly to- to for the Catholic intellectual "Nulty point up the spiritual men, to Americans.” He cited describe* Ut failure In hit to tify himself,’ as the Evangelist day Our Beloved Christ. When dangers of our day. He then three translate his into his to paths by which this might faith. knowledge records, he began talk soma Our Savior is known and lov- added: be done: personal Hfe the more. That “The Catholic intellectual provided is typical. When ed, virtue and flourish. theme peace • Prove in of Bishop McNulty's one is reluctant your own sacra- reads clearly God's lesson in to act, he When Our Lord is not known “AMONG THE distinguished ■address to the 18th annual loves to talk. mental life a deep personal love life and breathes deeply the and therefore not loved,/ all visitors (at the Congress) were convention of the National “Our Blessed Savior exiles for God; Spirit of God. The Spirit of God went manner of evil, from the captive nations. Federation prejudice and • of Catholic College along with him. He illustrated Some Create a definite Christian is never weak nor listless nor injustice burden the minds of had been in the United Students here on Aug. 31. Influence among your fellow vacillating. Such this law of love: the law of States before. From a thought men, even gifted minds whose what they and The Bishop, who sewes as students associates and do would be fraternal charity by the par- education has been read and from what they blasphemous." neither see, not episcopal moderator of the or- able of, the Good fall into step with pagan Samaritan moral nor. religious." they detect a sickness of the ganization, the attitudes; AS A FINAL thought. Bishop charged dele- and concluded in having His les- spirit America. They find students gates with the reminded • Teach religion to children McNulty urged the not responsibility of son He said to the Bishop McNulty the lawyer: increasing signs of to divorce their godlessness, in schools and to themselves from pa- using Catholic education ‘Go and delegates that Pope Pius XII grammar do likewise'; go and similar to the conditions in their as “a leaven had counseled high school students. rochial and civic works: and active force do. not Just and Americans that homelands go talk.’; before the violent “The Iron Curtain of in "Radical-remedies and th* Christianity American out are urgent- Pointing the sacrifices assaults of communism. life.” “TOUR EDUCATION In a Bamboo Curtain are devices of which the ly needed in human society but delegates had made “The signs of the virus is The Biblical few of Catholic college not an ac- hatred and fear, the agents of incident of the to attend the of them are as urgent as convention. Bishop communism are a listlessness Pharisee who diffusion of cumulation of ideas distantly cruelty. correctly quoted McNulty added: "It must religious be of spirit; a stupid compla- thq law of love (Thou shalt And Pope John XXIII "exhorts related," the Bishop continued. “A sheepskin curtain is a Uc a worthy that objective would cency; an impatient or an "Together with the It is for love the Lord thy us to excel in completely vice of cruelty. cruel God with all such sacrifice virtue that we justify . . . to be Our angry refusal hot hired accredited crrricula of secular Catholic intellectual to thy heart, may be more a iso- etc.) to Our Lord purpose is to capable defenders breathe life into by trouble; an allergy subjects in Catholic was cited for a college, late himself from his parish by Bishop McNulty (our) of the Church and of our coun- splendid constitution, to hard work; a recession from have the assimilation of as a prime we and from his civic community example of an in- create standards try.” of excellence Christian principles of ideas we grow tellectual who not life. whereby and when he has so many values did follow up The for the various commissions on warnings against atheis- The progress of communism develop his words with action. tic personality. desperately needed today. the to infuse the communism given by Car- is measured campus, spirit by the recession "To Intellectual dinal say of’a Catholic col- “May your gift* RECEIVES "THE LAW of love, the Spirit of Christ Cushing and Bishop Sheen from GRANT - Maria DelBuono, St. Francis of God was not Christianity." lege student or graduate that find their noblest expressions, into the of at the recent World Xavier, CYO in his (the Pharisee's) souls our students. Congress As an antidote to this hr is Newark, member receives a health schol- heart. virus, and acts just like every- not in the wizardry of words of Sodalities, held at He faulted on his Seton Hall, the Bishop asked the the Essex of approach to delegates one else Is a sad insult and but in the Way of Love Lova County Chapter the National Foundation, "AMERICA our beloved were also cited by Bishop Me- to "bring Christ the of mark award Savior a of his failure. It of God and Love of Neighbor.” arship from James J. chairman of McMahon, The Time of Your Maria was one of Life four Essex County students so hon- ored and will use her grant to study physical therapy. Remember Your Dad 1 By Rev. Gabriel W. Hafford ‘Miss Universe Labor Day has become Sponsors an important day liir has had her to young thing appendix out. Catholic fathers since the Holy Father has seen fit to have it celebrated Guns and Guifors as a second Heed Feast day To a visitor in America it To of St. must seem that Clergy Criticism Joseph the Worker. It is just the right we have become a nation of time to give a lot of thought to the guitar mountain LONG BEACH, Calif. (N(?) music and western Sponsors of the “Miss work that the father of the family does week pictures. During the past two Universe contest weeks I have listened to have announced plans for anew beauty after week all through the so much••Glory” music in the South I in which is that nave come to the conclusion pageant contestants will appear in attire other year. And it just the right that many people down there than bathing suits. time to pray to St. Joseph for think semi-reli- gious music fed them through their our fathers. Most men have radio sta- said were result of tions They they acting as a is all that is necessary for “objections to admit that they actually them as far as religion . . . from various religious think did not goes. They they have enough reli- " appreciate all their groups In New gion because they hear | Orleans, Archbishop fathers did until they became “Glory” stuff all through The the new competition would be K day. TV westerns are another matter Joseph Rummel issued a the main breadwinner them- that t'tled the International shows in Beauty I statement in July on the eve of selves. Even a poverty expression. Gun play and Congress." They said though you may they de- a there, brawls are taken so much for beauty pageant express- not be able to appreciate granted that one cided on anew name because ing unqualified disapproval to all begins to wonder if television could what your father is doing for exist with- they refused to pay a swimming out such contests. He stated that them. It may be a case of since you now, at least pray that economy, suit company, which owns the ti- the "beauty contests certainly come horses don’t ask for a raise and television tle St. Joseph will help him do his duty. "Miss Universe," for con- the within classification of dem- advertising is expensive, but something has to tinued of No use the name. onstrations correct Rivalry who which violate give. Many persons are fed up with such The Mans 1959 Miss Universe contest hostility to man is the least human standards of Christian virtue.” entertainment have switched to hi-fi and stereo, be center quality about ca me a of controversy us. because we are supposed to and seem to be doing right well. think Is that going when a Catholic girl from the and live like the children of God Award Winner that to be the answer? Santa Fe Archdiocese said we are. There is she no reason for any one of us would to hold in Decent Disks and Suitable participate despite a warn- To Enter Convent suspicion the motives of others. We Songs from ought live Who's ing Edwin to like members of family who Sorry Now - Archbishop V. MILTON, Mass. (RNS) Peg a are Blueberry Hill (Victor) Byrne that she going to be reunited If Rockin' and her family Nichols, winner of last for eternity. we cannot Strings; Gonna Have Myself a Ball - gy year's along would be denied the get with others on Bermuda - Kin-NI-Ki-Nlc Sacraments Outstanding Catholic Youth of earth, how can we (Victor) The Crew- PROMOTE MISSIONS: Delegates from the East, including Newark, were if expect live among she did However, the girl lat- to in with them'’ Cuts; Joey’s Song . Ooh Look-a-There, Ain’t America award, will enter the eternity She student from 31 seminaries withdrew from Pretty representatives major affiliated with Catholic Stu- er the contest. Sisters of St. On* Hundred Years (Dccca) Bill Haley; Oo La La La ■ A Joseph in Framing- dents’ Mission Crusade who met in Cincinnati to of Catholic girls from the Omaha Little Girl Cried (Victor) Barbara expand programs voluntary ham, Mass., Sept. 8. On Aug. 28, 1859, the first oil well Evans; The and was drilled and vocation Seated from Daniel Archdiocese the Lafayette Big Operation - The Shake (Capitol) Van Alex- study promotion. left are Maloney, Robert Strot- Peggy is known to thousands successfully in Diocese Pennsylvania. We have done a also withdrew from of teenagers in the ander; Whisper Whisper - Should I (Liberty) man and James Coffey of Maryknoll; standing, Francis Atonement Fa- Boston area lot with oil these past hundred years, and ought Walker, beauty contests this summer aft- Patience and Prudence. through her column in "The Pi- to thers' Saranac Lake; John T. Catoir, Immaculate thank God for putting the stuff in the ground Seminary, Conception Seminary, et Church officials in their Secs Angeltown—Carlssima (Victor) Bob lot,” weekly of the for Thomp- newspaper us. At the same time we ought to Darlington; Gerard E. Hammond and Edward Whelan of opposed the competitions on make up son; Yalaloo Maryknoll. the archdiocese. She ha* writ- Watusl Wedding (Victor) Hugo been our minds that we shall not gmunds that they offended mod waste any of tha and Trail Blaxer ing her "Youth column natural Luigi; Scraunchy (Victor) Speaks" resources that God has esty. provided us with. Buddy Morrow; Django’s Castle for five years. We do have 800 800 responsibilities in this regard. Stick Beat (Victor) Chet Atkins. Tax-Aided School Hopeful Peacock Freshmen Sign Bast News Yet “OVER THE HILLS One of the fact gathering agencies just came Here is good news for record buyers Catholics " out with who Orders Start on 8 a report on young people. One statistic Marylawn Sept. don’t want to spend their record money foolish- AND FAR pleased Four AWAY i JERSEY CITY - St me. ouKof five Peter's young ladies state ly. The Young Peoples Club of St. Nicholas of the that would like or the equivalent. It the "hymn" tunc by the of Chrk- Oranges College will welcome its they to own sewing machines. To Attend people incoming parish, Milwaukee, has gone to the Chapel trouble ktltl. (Trlchur) their the denar for- South Orange They did not mention that at they path way through freshman class on Sept 8 9 with they would like to of listing all the records Me. (NO All that appeared in De- PITTSFIELD, ett the to thr pariah Churrh. registration, followed put their mothers to work St on way School for by a five- stitching things up for cent Disks and Suitable Songs for students of Maine Central Insti- Day Girl*, Col- the past year, Thlt It tillage which haa it S>,. anew day orientation period, Sept. 10 themselves, so looks pretty good. Just from and have published the list. It tute here, Catholics included, will lego Preparatory, Special they Is yours tprung up In the depthi of the for- 15 reading the ads I have to the come conclusion for dollar, be required to attend in a and you send for it by addressing chapel eat In recent years. The entire vll- course* Art, Music, that it Classes begin on 18. would save a lot of money if a girl services the Prin- I Sept. could your request to St. Nicholas Young Peoples Club, at high school. **** U Catholic but they have not Drama, Driver Education. sew her — will own clothes. Kind out about such things 5353 A has 1 Upperclassmen register N. Green Bay Ave., 9. Wis. cipal Edward Stanley or keen able to build a pariah Church Athletic Progrom. before Milwaukee, £«. Sept. 10 11, with first classes you get thinking seriously about the fu- dered. because Please, don't send requests to me. Send them they were too busy trying It for information coll scheduled for Sept. 17. The Mass ture, men. also helps to know that the directly to the address above. This is the school where 13 to keep alive and safe from the wild of the Catholic animals which surround them SO 2-9222 Holy Spirit will be offered students stayed away on all 18 at aides. This month managed Sept. St. Aedan’s. from baccalaureate services last they It Essex and elear enough land and they bate bo- Bowlers Title June consequently were bar Philly Corps Cops Tit gun to gather materials. They art red from commencement exer Ha/y Father) Maim AjJ ready to begin to erect their cises. They received their diplo- far the Onmul Chtmh own To Church. Can you help them? The Organize In mas later by calling at THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS Senior Dream Contest the pnn cost will be $4,M4. Perhaps you would like to offer this Church NEWARK An organizational cipal's office. aa a birthday present to Our Lady (Feast September •>. Third Order JERSEY CITY one Regular of St. Franeit i meeting of the Essex County CYO In of the closest finishes in The non-sectarian institute is HAVE YOU THOUGHT I Senior Co-Ed Bowling League .will years, the Reilly Raiders of Philadelphia retained their the only high school here. It has OF YOURSELF RECENTLY? OUR Offer to Young Men and SUSPENSE Boy* special opportunities held Sept. 8 at Blessed PLAN FOR GREGORIAN WILL [be Sacra- senior title at the National Dream Contest for drum and many boarding students High MASSES HELP to itudy for the Priesthood, lack of funds no obstacle. YOU WHEN YOU CAN NOT AND OTHERS ment, starting at 8 p m. schoolers who reside in Pittsfield MAY NOT PRAT For further bugle corps, held Aug. 30 at Roosevelt Stadium before FOR YOUR Information, write to Joseph Lyons of Newark will also attend and their tuition is ETERNAL HAPPINESSI ASK ABOUT IT. 26,000. again direct league with tax nearest operations, paid funds. The LONELY SACRIFICE AND The ed themselves to an exhibition. QUIET PRAYER It a good de- DIRECTOR OF due to Philly corps posted an 89 00 VOCATIONS begin in October. He will Catholic high school is in Bangor, 'arrlption of thr life of a missionary priest. JAMES and ABRA- also acore, Out the Hawthorne direct the CYO edging about 35 miles HAM Franciscan Preparatory Seminary development HOWEVER, St. Vincent s post- away know this full well because for start- Caballeros, who tallied 88.45, and leagues boys and girls, ed a close victory over St. Kevin’s Local Protestant clergy offi- they hare lived among missionaries all P. O. Box 219, Penna. Hollldaysburg 6, ing in Archer-Eppler of Upper at their lives. January. Darby, in a contest sponsored by St. ciate the institute's chapel They have seen them In ac- Pa., which had 88.40. tion Rev. Vincent F. coun- or times . . . they know their loneliness Affanoso, Vincent's of Madison on Aug. 29. services, held three four and ty CYO director, announced that In the junior division, St. Kev- said that hardship. They wish to follow them be- The Bayonne corps tallied 88.15 a month. Mr. Stanley ttiimtmitrmmititntimmrimirimnmHmtmimmiiiiiißiiiuimu in's of Boston outscored cause feel Christ is them only parishes affiliated with the the Sel- in this affair to 85.85 for St. Kev- Rev. Samuel Dougan. pasor of they calling to Essex Council den Cadets, the Audubon AU-Glrl be mlsaionaries among their County of Catholic in's and 84.85 for Selden. St. St. Agnes Catholic church here, own people. Youth will be eligible Bon-Bons and the Paterson Ca- has declined invitations They are ready to make the sacrifice THE to enter. Lucy's of Newark placed sixth to par- . there Is one thing lacking. Each Last year, 22 teams competed, dets. St. Vincent’s Cadets of Blessed Sacrament's ticipate. . . boy Golden must as have a sponsor who will pay $lOO with St. Casimir’s, Newark, win- Bayonne, host corps, restrict- Knights had the weekend off fol- a year for TBINITAHIAN FATHEHS ning for the necessary expenses during the six year period of I third year in a row. lowing their successful defense Inary training. WtU yow help? Young who offer an opportunity to young men and boys of Grammar adults, 19-26, are of the American Legion national registered CYO members in their at LABOR DAY MEANS THE END THE SUMMER AND School and School to Enrollment Peak title Minneapolis, but will be OF THR High become a priest or a Brother own parish, will be to Marylawn BEGINNING OF PROBLEMS eligible SERIOUS FOR MONSIGNOR back on the turf on Sept. 5. com- In the Trinitarian Order, lack of funds no circuit. RYAN YOU CAN HELP Impediment. roll in the senior peting in the Veterans Centennial of the Oranges . . . HIM BY SENDING A REFUGEE CHILD TO Write toi At Don Bosco SCHOOL FOR A TERM WILL DO IT. Competition in Emmaus, Pa. St. South Orange ... $23 James of BalUmore will provide ichool for SISTER ODETTE Bayley Opens Sept. 8 RAMSEY Don Bosco High Elementary and SISTER CELESTINE wish to )otn the DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. ranks of .VOCATION School Its 44th year Sept. the chief opposition there. French from the heroic women who the and outcast In MADISON Incoming fresh- begins glrli. taught serve poor Box 5742, Baltimore 15 with 700 the of Jerusalem. Each 8, Maryland men will report to Bayley Ellarif students, its largest Next clash of St. Vincent’s and gradei 1 to 8, alio Art, holy city girl has left trnunnwnmtm mu mmtiwtt until miitHmnm mi her muni mi utunt High enrollment, announced Very Rev. the Golden will be at the Muilc and Athletic home, friends and family and now la School on Sept. 8 at 1 p.m., Knights pro- 11ii ill 111riit it m 11111111111111111111111ull mll it imiiii m u 11rntit 11ni tit u ili t Chester A. Wisniewski. S.D.B. atate ready to follow the call of Christ. There la while upperclassmen are due to American Legion champion- gram. director. bwt one. thing lacking—a who win return on 9 at 8:20 Four days of orien- on Sept. 12 at Wildwood. sponsor SAVE THE Sept. a m. ships for Information call FOR FUTURE be able to her of Full sessions will begin tation, one each for the various Since distance prevented the pay necessary ripe uses s!s• Sept. 9 SO With classes on and 2-9222 a year during the two year period of novi- Safety and Dividends! Sept. 9, 10, 11 Knights from attending the 14, precede the date tiate training. Perhaps you are the answer opening V.F.W. national tournament on “to nun's Two classrooms have been add- a prayer." the West Coast this season, vic- ed to accommodate the increased COME tory in this affair would complete SEASONS AND GO BUT A CHILD'S APPETITE GOES numbers. Expanded library facil- ON a three-way “Little Slam" as they FOREVER... REFUGEE CHILDREN ARE NO EXCEPTION. ities and anew box and WILL STILL press have already won SPE^K $lO TEED A REFUGEE FAMILY FOR A WEEK. the state broadcasting booth for the foot- (CHILDREN INCLUDED!) V.F.W. crown, as well as national ball field are among improve- honors. Legion A NEW SEASON A FRESH START before ments at the school...... you be- WtftSfcff come too ha An important addition to the Involved the problems of the Fall perhaps yew Youth aalght give soma thought to the MISSION CLUBS. The dues academic program is the new Group Raps are $1 month and center a a prayer a day for the particular work af the wot July 1.1959 diagnostic for speech and Visit Divtdened Khrushchev Club. Yew loin far Intention Is af 3*^% reading improvement. An extra Attend a FREE can your own or memory a M - loved DETROIT (NC) A resolution one. year of modern language and new which “great MARY*B BANK... Compounded Quarterly expressed appre- for tho PALACE OF GOLD ... far courses in mathematics and phy- DEMONSTRATION • Each saver is Insured to hension” over the coming visit support af novices. the aging. up f 10,000 Dedicate life Christ sical sciences complete the “new •f Ih* your to of Soviet Premier ORPHAN’S BREAD Khrushchev to ... for BASILIANS ... for echoed • Legal for trust funds look" at Don Bosco. and His Blessed Mother In was CARNEGIE CHRYSOSTOMS far sem- this country adopted at the DALE abandoned children. ... • Savings to earn with Eight more teachers bring the MONICA up Sept. 15th helping teen-age girls 46th national Knights of Lithuania GUILD . a . I# far- laarliat. faculty up to 30 religious and COURSE dividends from become convention here and forwarded nUh chapels. Sept. Ist. problems . . . a , lay members. DAMIEN FUND • Mall accounts Invited to President Eisenhower. LEPER ... to ease the pain of the entrant. Sister of the The of Lithuania Is WN« aoltwite WiWaMPI Knights an NEWARK GIVE TO WIN THE WORLD FOR CHRJSTI Mats organization for young people ol Holy Spirit 10 0:00 P.M Good Shepherd Lithuanian descent In the United Thwrt. S«pt. MorvuyeMowv Opens Gael's Year Tims. 15 0:00 P.M. ScuHngA l] States and Canada. S*pt. tast(Dissionsf^i * ACTivmesi AND4NT» LOI/lAN ASSOCIATION RUTHERFORD The ichool The resolution said that Khrush- ESSEX HOUSE Hbfr | I SmI«I Wtrk. THChlna. FRANCIS SPCUMAN, St. CARDINAL I President # Hurting, year at Mary's High School chev's sctions the Ber- Cltrlul WMk. •*+. regarding Mawr. Peter P.Toehy, MWI Ses'y' will 10 begin Sept. with a Mass lin situation, the Geneva Confer- prtMitled kjr WgTTH of the Send eR asawneakedane tw GgawQßi Holy Spirit. Registration ence and the observance In this 221111 Wai rw rurlh.r InfunuUcn wrtU Sm UIKISIIP & SUES Wathlngten St. at Book St., Newark was CATHOUCiMAIiKASTiWfIFAM ASSOCIATION. • moths* sureeioe held the morning of Sept. 2. of Nations Week Across country Captive N.I. from Bamberger's • MA 3-7090 Ctnvtnt Uniforms for TIJIININB INSTITUTE OF 4n>ilS the twiriers and “has demonstrated that he con- LwxingtonAww. t iAu—u* OHN MON. MiPX. t to 4 P. color guard were distributed on tinues to frustrate the for H. i. hopes JE 8-6651 'Sept. L peace the world has." 14 the advocate September 3,1959 Pray for Them St. Calls the World Margaret’s Campaigns to Get Congress Public To School Students in CCD Sister Raymond Was Caldwell's First Dean Attention bf Congress T LK FERRY-St. WASHINGTON The second ed for this second world gather- Jf J Margar- cooperation in bringing youth to CALDWELL Sister Mary Raymond. the first Buklad of Our of Czesto- C ° nf OP, Lady quinquiennial World Congress of be one t * niit r of Chriitian Richard McCandlcss 1 of what to J Christ. . of ing promises TW*„ ? dean Caldwell for chowa sang the Doctrine ii College Women, died early Aug. 31 Church, Jersey City, Sodalities of Our held of the most and im- conducting a cam- Sermons at Lady, important all Masses Sunday a funeral Mats at NEWARK Mass P*i«n with at Mt. St. Dominic. Sister 83. had served St. Hedwig's Requiem at Seton Hall University. Aug. 20 pressive gatherings of Catholie letter*. po*ter*. a bul- will discuss the Raymond, also Confraternity of Church here Aug. 25 for his fa- was said at Sacred Heart to letin and as of 23. was brought to the atten- history. *pecial sermons to principal the three academies clergy and laymen in Christian Doctrine, and a bul- operated by the Sisters Teofil Church, there, Buklad. Mr. Buklad. Vailsburg. Aug. 31 for tion of the U. S. Senate by Sen More obligation of public letin to at of St. Dominic of than 50,000 persons rep- 2*“ be distributed all Caldwell in the Newark Archdiocese. 70, died 21 at Richard H. McCandlcss, to Aug. the home of 76, of Harrison A. Williams New are ex- ,tuden,i 10 * t,end of resenting 40 countries religion Masses will urge relatives and Born May 6. 1878. in St. Paul Mr. Jer-| Ellenberg. another son, Dr. Henry Buklad Ave. McCandlcss sry. classes pected to take some part. In thn neighbors to encourage parents N. Y., Sister Raymond waa the doctor of laws of Passaic. died at home Aug. 27 after In RegUtration for the ary degree from a an extension of remarks car- meetings and workshops to bo CCD high to see that their teenagers attend daughter of the late brief illness. •cnool of Benjamin Seton Hall University. A native of Poland, Mr. Buk- ried in the Aug. 20 Hall religion will be 9 Congressional held on the campus of Seton Sept.v classes. and Ellen Burma Sandiford. After She had written two books. Ud came to at 14 A resident of Record, m. this country life-long Newark Senator Williams said: in South Orange dur- M 5 p | The school term will with University open being graduated from Massachu- “Under the who he In a letter to of Shadow of the Cross.” and formerly lived in Clark Town- attended daily Mass, is "Mr. President. Aug. 20 marks ing the four day conference. Toe parents public a rally at which Father Stengel setts State Normal School and a short survived by an of *ch»l teenagers. Rev. Charles story, and “Little Moth- ship. Other survivors include three daughters, a occasion great significance deliberations will concern them- i and John Dublin, chairman of studying in G. French Quebec, she ers," a collection of hi', wife and sister, eight grandchildren to those Stengel. CCD director, stress-1 poetry. three daughters. and a of the Catholic Faipi selves with the role of the soda!- teachers, will speak. Last year's taught in A ™the the Lawrence, Mass., High Mass of Requiem niece. Sister M Rosina, OP of and indeed the entire world This importance of was . tst in a world torn by crisis and parental! enrollment was 158. school public system. t< be celebrated 3 John W. St. Dominic is the date of the Sept. at 10 Mooney Jr. Academy, Jersey opening of the unrest She entered the convent of tH* a m by Rev. Robert F. Grady, EAST ORANGE A Requiem City. I Quinquiennial World Congress of ' The world will he watching Mass in the Sisters of St. Dominic, then lo- assisted by Rev. J. Francis Fee- for John W. Mooney Jr. was 'Sodalities Archdiocese of these proeeedings dedicated tJ in nan and offered 26 Our N.J It the cated Jersey City, on Sept. 8, Rev. William McCann. Aug. in Lady of Newark. is only see the interest of mankind and hu- Interment to in All Souls Church He died ond time in such 1904. and was professed July 16. was be Gethsem- here. St. Cecilia's Presents history that a manity with great interest. And ane 22. has 1906. She began her career as a Cemetery on the grounds Aug. congress been held an I on behalf of all of the ritiiens Redmond for of school administrator almost im- of the motherhouse. Celebrant of the Mass was Rev John I the first time outside of New Jersey, I would like to Rome mediately after her entrance, Sister Raymond is survived by Albert P. Mooney, pastor, St. ROCKAWAY An Evening extend a note of welcome and | c "1 think New Jersey has serving as principal of St. Dom- brother, Owen Sandiford of Catharine s, Glen Rock, brother with John Redmond." songwrit- been sincere good wishes for the suc- be inic Academy, Jersey City, while | Watertown, Mass , and four sis- of the deceased. Also surviving er and singer, will be presented particularly honored to select cess of this congress." ters, Misses Alice of are a 8 she was still a novice. * Sylvania, son, three other brothers, at p m., Sept 15. in St. Ce and 1 Ohio, Irene of Santa Barbara, a sister and two grandchildren. cilia's Auditorium here. SISTER RAYMOND was prin- ! Calif., Mrs. Nellie Duffy of De- HOME & SUPPLY MART St. cipal of Dominic's from 1904 J troit, and Mrs. Kathleen Saint of to 1916; principal of Mt. St. Santa Barbara. Dominic Academy, Caldwell, 1918-22, and principal of Lacor- I Sister Stanislaus daire .School, Montclair, ELIZABETH—A CLASSIFIED Upper j High Requiem 1922-39. Mass was offered in the Benedic- Deadline for Classified Ads Monday 12 Noon In 1939, when the Sisters of St. | tine Motherhouse here Aug. 28 WESTINGHOUSE Dominic founded Caldwell Col- 'for Sister M. Stanislaus, 0.5.8., lege, Sister Raymond became its 86, a member of the Benedictine HELP WANTED RELIGIOUS GOODS NEW for 67 VACUUM CLEANER first dean, a post she held until I community years. Sister JlouMkwpfr Experienced Sleep In 1952. In 1952 she took the who was Beautiful up ]Stanislaus, professed as Montclair Home T V Own GIFT ON Room. Bath. No Children. MADONNA SHOP WHEELS duties women a nun longer than mem- 1150 per of dean of_ until any other month. Call PI 4-0391 114 Bmdwaj. PiUnon. N. J. of of GCARAWTU illness forced her retirement two ber the order, died a heart IfUltMiT* 4*414 Resident Nurae muat be R.N. for Boys Domestic imported years she attack at the motherhouse Boarding School. JEfferaon ALBERT H. ago. At various times Aug. *3231 Books of 411 CathoUe Publisher* HOPPER. Inc. 25 • Hummel Originals taught Latin, French and English Retired Couple to snare home *tth B Greeting MONUMINT* • MAUSOLIUM New elderly couple. Free Room and Board Cords at the college. Born in York, Sister Stan- exchange Bo Serf Cleary *»-M1 RIDCI ROAD in for nursing car# and # Hart* Oearr # NO. N. J. ~ 99 ARLINOTOM. islaus. the Holy Cron Sister Raymond held the A B. former Antonia Spil- companionship Address Box 224. The U1 Commiery Advocate. 31 Clinton St. Newark. NJ. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE and M.A. degrees from ker, entered the order when she Catholic Cook. Respectable E P G was took woman for convent. 0 U CLST0MCRa ®AVINO or 16 and her final vows References required. BLOOMFIELD BrV^" 0 D To University of America, and the Address Box 222. S p U T,0 arA sEn The # Ph In 1890 after three Advocate. 31 Clinton St. Newark. RARRl D. from Fordham University. years She BUILD MONUMINT* _N__A ST. THOMAS PARISH She had also taught at Massillon, Ohio, for 30 received an honor- 1 BLOCK BROOKDALE PARK years succes- Secretary To Purchasing Agent and then topk up In apple Light steno. Opportunity to learn book pie order, authentic Colonial dinini sive assignments at St and magazine production. begin room, modern science kitchen Michael’s, Right spacious living ner will be encouraged and carefully room. TV room, full Cranford; Sacred Heart, Blessed delight trained Personnel. JUdson 3 1300 to the hauafrau. nook, powder J Sacrament room. large bedrooms with ample and Bender Memorial Ladies 23'V Commission for self, closet earn space Tiled modern hath, stall all sodality, or church Silk vinal missal shower, Academy, Elizabeth automatic heal, nice lawn 2 covers designed and Introduced So at car garage. 2 blocks buses N Y . Pater TERMS In 19-16 Sister was dallty Congress. Seton Hall. Stanislaus Easily son. Newark Most important of all. sold. eves. to the SI Call OR 4 A622 liberal financing available assigned motherhouse here. for evecu InTime Need live Price *22 100 of Experienced cook-manager, small Cath- Tases only *4*o She is survived by a brother, olic girl's school. To live in. Send re BERNARD WERBEI, REALTOR William Spilker, of sume and references to National Food Milwaukee. 142 Rlfd A\e . Bloomfield PI Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director Management .Service. 43-31 Court .1 ISLIg Burial was in the Square. Long Island New Benedictine plot City. York CRANFORD Whose in St. and service in Gertrude Cemetery, Wood Couple for home and office of 2 male ALSO ON SALE (ALL NEWI- careful understanding is accord with the bachelors. Wife to do cleaning, some bridge. laundry, no cooking Husband to con IT'S A PLEASURE traditions of Holy Mother Church tinue in regular job Live on prem- TO OFFER THIS ises 3 room unfurnished apt rent Mrs. Emma Pathe free. Monthly salary Address Box 223. GLEAMING WHITE CAPE COD ORIfi. TWO-BRISH The Advocate. 31 Clinton St . Newark for SADDLE RIV'ER A your Inspection 4 bedroom*. 2 Requiem complete batha. 49” GIRL 21-33 Sleep in. Light housework convenient to buses, Mass was offered in St. trains, Gabriel s Care for small children. Catholic Instl shopping and school FLOOR A ftPOTLEM HOME Church here tution CH 3-2092 Aug 31 for that'* ready for anew Mrs owner lo‘ mmr Emma Langworthy Pathe. in Finest construction. delightful 79, POSITION WANTED grounds POLISHER mother of Rev David J. Pathe, G. E. GOOEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE LEBER FUNERAL HOME HOWLAND BR 6 5900 Woman, colored, experienced cook and chaplain at Villa Marie 1.1 EASTMAN STREET. CRANFORD VITH 6 ATTACHMENTS 69 HIGH STREET Claire, houseekeper. for rectory or convent ESSEX COUNTY 2000 HUDSON Saddle Live BOULEVARD River Mrs. Pathe died at in with son. 9; some salary Ex- cellent MAHWAH ORANGE, N. J. UNION the villa references tVanhoe 3 9037 CITY, N. J. Aug 28 - 4-7554 MUSICAL $ 50 JOSEPH P. MURPHY ORange UNion 3-1100 Mrs. Pathe was born in Liver- INSTRUCTIONS Executive Estate A pool, m.fnlDr.nl r.t.t. typ. hnm*. ht.h 102 England, and came to this Sax. Instruction FLEMING AVENUE CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE Clarinet. Flute In your in lh« Cr.tm.r. P»rk .wtlon of M.h at the home or at Studio BS . MA. EARL F. BOSWORTH country age of 12 with my ** h l i n ,r** "”t«l tor It. Dn. r.rn N. J. 77 PARK STREET Columbia I'nlversity PI *-3403 enial School system From 28 NEWARK. road to road her parents She lived Bloom * MArket 3-0514 311 WILLOW AVENUE in J car with a breathtaking view MONTCLAIR, N. J. of Rsmapo Mountains complete formal field until seven years ago when REALTORS ll'tng floor Hoover Constellation—(Current No. i4) *47 30 with sweeping staircase to MOntclalr 2-0005 HOBOKEN, N. J. 4 bedroom* and baths O I she came to the villa. .1 Third fl has Swivel Top 79 99 If or l NECKER-SHARPE you are thinking of buying selling rooms and hath OLfield Separate 3 car ga 9-1455 cal] rage Thla la home designed lewyt Oriq 19 93 39 99 DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME a for grs> FUNERAL HOME clous entertaining, a Floor Olfield 9-1456 Eduard F. Dunne HOWELL S COGAN home that will be Regino Polisher (Free Gift) 31 SI aaset to an 525 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. eaeeuttte with a large - 45th STREET family White Sewing Mochme-Orin 93 MORRISTOWN Edward F Realtor-Insurer |9 13 33 UNION N. J. LAWRENCE G. FALLON 203 Broad Bt.. Bloomfield. N. J. THE "Fabulous" Kingston No 4421 149 93 CITY, N. J. NEWARK, Dunne. 44 St DATA AGENCY 71. of Hill , father Pilgrim *2734 UNion HUmboldt 2-3333 Heavy Duty "Cycle” Floor Machine 339 9S 7-0820 157 BOWERS STREET of Mother Mary Augustine of Holy NOW UNIon 7-0120 JERSEY Child Convent. Rosemont. Pa BUY GEORGE AHR k SON CITY, N. J. WESTFIELD died at his home Aug 29 SELL OR TRADE 700 NYE AVENUE Oldfield 9-0579 after WOZNIAK a short illness. A Mass FREE BOOKLETS N. J. Requiem INVESTIGATE OUR MEMORIAL HOME IRVINGTON, Pictorial aiea James a. McLaughlin was offered at Assumption brochure also EStex 3-1020 TRADE-IN PLAN homes for sale booklet Hurry! Hurry!!! 320-22 Church Myrtle Avenue, here Sept 1. W'e on reoueet 591 JERSEY AVENUE will list house for sale, or Mr. your N. J. Dunne was the of consider buying C ALL NOW • Irvington, REZEM FUNERAL HOME JERSEY N. son the It. If you purchase an CALL COLLECT CITY. J. other house through our office Let Barrett & Crain Conrad & former Governor of Illinois the Roy Womlak, pf us know 579 Grove Street Oldfield 3-2266 your requirement#. Evenings Realtors 24 HOURS same name. He moved and Holidays call Mrs WE A DAY EVERY DAY Director* here from Kelly 9 3922. TWO COLONIAL OFF It EA N. J. 39 Mr. Gallagher NU 3 3*79 • HTTinJ) ESiex Irvington, HOWARD J. BRENNAN Chicago years ago and was the MOI'NT A INSIDE 3-0606 4! Elm Si 3 N.w Prnvld.nr. ES*ex 2-8700 retired vice president of STANLEY JOHNSON Rd Stapling ad i inon ad i moo 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. Realtor JOHN F. Machines Cos., and MURPHY STANTON FUNERAL HOME Rockaway, a 23 High Street NUtler 3*ooo REAL Ml ESTATE FOR SALE 2-7960 WEST 480 NEW YORK. N. J. former member of the board SANFORD AVENUE 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE of UNion directors of Residential Rales Specialists n TOOT I.AKE FRONT 7-0373 All Souls 4 N. Hospital bedroom year round ranch 3 rear* FREE HOME TRIAL • Let NEWARK, J. NUTLEY, N. J. McCANN - WEBBE «ld ut bring tins machine here. l.iMng room fireplace, full cellar, ES*ex In The hot to home to «nd No 3-6053 NUtley 2-3131 Also Pink Brick Ranch water oil heal, need* some re jrour tee try. cott, no obligation. surviving are his wife, 90* E. Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood. N. pair. Owner mu*( sell. 112-300 J Free delivery within 60 milea. UNION four sons, three other OLiver MARGARET MERNER anywhere JOHN J. QUINN COUNTY daughters, 2-0883 four JXROW 7 3401 brothers and four sisters. OPEN W'EEXENDi K>r. OX ROW 7«T01 FUNERAL HOME VACUUM 226 BERGEN COUNTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Springfield 323-329 PARK OORNY ft OORNY Mr*. Vallis CEM AVENUE Mary ST STORM, lac Ave., Newark MORTUARY MORRIS MARYS PARISH ORANGE, N. J. CLIFFORD PEINECKE PLAINS A Requiem rifit time offered i Redrooma. I li% H. room In* a Large dining room Maas was offered at St prop ORange 3-6348 1321 TEANECK ROAD 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE Virgil’s #rt». romplUelv fenced In for rhil Church dren. walking here 2 for Mrs FREE! diatanre to nation Of- N. J. Sept fered at below own FRANK WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ELIZABETH, way replacement McGEE Mary Vallis, 72. of 9 Sunset Rd , »r lea> In* atata Prira M 7 VW Prtnn Elizabeth 2-1415 BOOKLETI pala only MAnhaurl 714 V) 525 SUMMER AVENUE FRANCIS X. FAHEY, who died Aug 30 at All Souls ON THE TAYLOR Manager Hospital. Morristown, after a APARTMENT WANTED MICHAEL J. HARRIS NEWARK, N. J. OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME long MARKET 7-2332 illness. HOME TRADE-IN Adulta HUmboldt 2-2222 TE 3 deair* modern 4 rooma 1070 Rutherford. NORTH BROAD STREET A member of the PLAN Wondrtd«e, Haahrourk ESTABLISHED lflj Rosary So Hetjhti MURPHY THOMAS J. DIFFIIY Convenient 101 bua WE »OiM MAINTENANCE CO., FUNERAL HOME HILLSIDE, N. J. ciety at St Virgil’s, she is sur- A Complvt* Individual Plan for HIGH LEVEL GRACE 41 AMES AVENUE vived BUSINESS DIRECTORY INC. MURPHY, Director Elizabeth 2-1663 by a son. five daughters, The Home-Owner. If You're Bur- Contractors RUTHERFORD, N. J. two brothers and Ind ROOFING EXPERTS Exterminating 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE three sisters, A HOME or Relink A Home. APPLIANCES WEb.ter 2-0098 Thle Great Window NEWARK, N. J. DANIEL J. LEONARD ft SONS including Sister Hyacinth, Of,' Plan Will Do Both Cloaning Jobs For You SHEET METAL of Wharton and Sister Marguerite Floor Waxing HUmboldt 3-2600 PATRICK J. CONTE MORTUARY Phone or write for free booket 0.P., of Caldwell. REPAIRS CONSTRUCTION Complete Service FUNERAL HOME 242 WEST JERSEY STREET fRANK Janitorial BERNARD A. KANE H. TAYLOR A SON CHURCHES SCHOOLS RADIOS FUNERAL HOME 274 Market Street ELIZABETH, N. J. Tcofil Ruklatl HI-FI EOS CHECHES. SCHOOLS HOSPITALS INDUSTRIAL (Kotm Pi ret Namei IST P relln»huy*en Av. Mwk 12. NJ Eait Paterson Elizabeth 2-5331 ELIZABETH Rev. TOASTERS AND INSTITUTIONS 39 HUMBOLDT STREET John 0 Trade-In Dep'L IRONS Prank Batco Janitarlal Snamaar AD Offlcai SW 6-0068 13 80. Typ. Building. SI i mi N*h»i ■■ 1-SSJI NEWARK, N. J. lIARRISONN RT. BROILERS BAST N. J. MS NEW ROAD SW 7-9877 MIUER-BANNWORTH ORANGE. And All Houeehold Electrical POINT HUmboldt 3-0733 ORANGE 3 0100 FUNERAL HOME Applianrea at lav Pricaa El >-1700 ELIZABETH. N. J HENNESSEY FLOOD FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. RIDGEWOOD AMHERST Andrew W. Flood, ELIZABETH, N. J. H. Browne Mgr. 232 KIPP AVENUE APPLIANCE A SUPPLY CO Joseph 112 So. Munn Ave. Elizabeth 2-6664 OUT-OF TOWNER* US CKJfTRAL * VCNIfR CRAFT HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. oven 900 MULTIPLE LISTING-** Eatt N. ORinit 3-7t.lt EAR! ORANOK Orange, J. BITHENR REAL ESTATE GI 3 4000 ATla* 8-1362 Franklin 4-4445 WERSON FUNERAL HOME 13* Av* Ride*wood SAKS Company ORange OPEN 7 PAYI AND EVEN INOS DECORATORS MArket _ 2-2530 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE 635 NORTH WOOD INC. 1904 - OUR 33»h YEAR - 193? AVE. BERGEN COUNTY NEW AND USED SAFES MAYWOOD - BOGOTA CUSTOM DRAPERY LINDEN, N. J. * OORNY ft OORNY ORAPELL AND VIC INITY -TMOU ALL TYPE MANUFACTURERS LITTLE FERRY HUnter 6-4119 SANDS OF CONTENTED HOME OWN Vault* nought. Sold and Repaired Institutional MORTUARY If AD*NG FUNfIAt DIRECTORS ERS ARE OUR GREATEST ASSET •a/o Intartora mad* lo apeciftcationa. lor It.. HUbbard 7-3050 All kinda of fireproof equipment for HOME - 303 MAIN STREET Inatituttona. COMMERCIAL - tfCOMMfND ’Hf Induatry Realdenr# INSTITUTION Cleaning EAST N. J. JOHN FEENEY MArriYTI KEY SHOP teat. I9lo> Supplies ORANGE, J. ft SONS Alexander Summer Cos. 11T1 K Grand it.. El both. N. J. NATONAIIY ADVERTISED is* UN 4-6020 2-2414 PASSAIC COUNTY CL ASH CANS MATS SOAP ORange 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE COlfeg 1-910# 1 l»OJ • • 7# Klnrierkamark Road. Oradall. N. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. J EXTERMINATOR POLISH • BROOMS • BRUSHES L V. MULUN A ORADELL BRANCH SON OORMIIY FUNERAL Open Evening a and Week a a Gl Ibert 4-7650 HOME enda. CUWHR6HXH All wax sponges pails 976 ~ ERtUIWATINd S.'ving No'lli l.n.y BROAD STREET r A Guor.nlood r»« Control 154 WASHINGTON roasALi Sorilro • TOILET PAPEB PLACE Nowtrt. N, J. Hom FRFE ESTIMATES NEWARK, N. J. 4 Mil • MOPPING PASSAIC, N. J. Ruaa never uaed oxl2 030. oxl3 033 PLUMBING—HKATINO EQUIPMENT MArket 3-0660 Othera G E Vacuum 020 Elertrnlui ROOFING HUDSON COUNTY PRescott 9-3183 Wool & SIDING PAPEB • PAPEB TOWELS • CUPS 033 Hooked Ruga—Fulton 0 302# stefaneLli Brothers «»♦#»*. ItAflffft K W,„ Alum TV* krit to 4 r, PETER bur.tl v«ul» k.v* If. o»m Window* J. QUINN RELIGIOUS STEAMriTTING AND OIL BURNERS Odom A Je»ov»*M *278 HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME *4«ort PLUMBING AND HEATtNQ I PRescott 7-0141 Daily I.S-lUI 1«1 WUXI AM ST . NEWARK 1 8-1260 (rear St. Aedan's Church) WEbaUr Pilgrim 3-4345 MA 3 7407 I* tK. SATURDAY HE 5-6451 OORNY ft OORNY OORNY t OORNY DE 3-9259 EVENING POST. UFF. FARM MORTUARY MORTUARY JOURNAL LADifcS HOME JOURNAL, EIGHT-MILLION DOLLAR .SALES ORGANIZATION 399 RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME EXTENSION MAGAZINE. *ncl HOOVER AVENUE 519 MARSHALL STREET Christian hemid. IS EXPANDING BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE PATERSON, N. J. UNION 4-5400 • Our racantty avtharliad pra- • Wall ltr*#t Krm Pilgrim 3-3400 CITY, N. J. MUlberry M*Awf*ctur*d ••(K.wvVy lo to* S'*«t«r eaiMndlne • ram parmltc an appartunlty inf# Hudi«n md ItryM Ctwfl e UNion 7-6767 N*« J*r«*y i M b/ KIERNAN FUNERAL *ar 1 man with callaaa aaulva tIM. HOME QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME lant MEAD-SUYDAM and a aalllna backaraund. 101 WILLIAM Inc. • All lM »«mi«n Mmlili. UNION AVENUE 27-29 HARDING Aaaa II »r«wp PetrD SCHLEMM, • AVENUE COMPANY fa 11, aafabllabad Irataa- Very definitely « Mki imm»*> BELLEVILLE, N. J. JERSEY CITY UNION CITY N. J. araaram which practically mint •eHrtuiiilv. CmiMnti- CLIFTON, N. J. lien. •wbatentUl Mliry O*of*. awarantaaa Mlavra Incama Plymouth 9-3503 UNion 7-1000 PRescott a 7-3002 by tha Ird vaar. FUEL OIL and BURNER N** J*r»•/'| .ld.it *n

sites ready for • PRIVATE SANDT BEACH building priced City Wot»f WrlW Hr I READY f'om $l,BOO, as well as shells and FOR BUSINESS: Lost minute inspection of the completed homes from $3,900. CHOICE LAGOON main bonking room of the new Fidelity Union Trust Company building, in the center of downtown Newark, which officially opened 31. From left to Aug. right are BUILDING LOTS Roy F. Duke, Fidelity president, John Goldham, vice-presi- dent and treasurer, in of the new Iy3u33®”r“ charge building pro- s gram; and John Howie, partner in Robert A. Howie, Jr. lBOO Sons, Newark contractors.

• BOATING Design Plays Important • SWIMMING Role in Sales • FISHING Longview HARRINGTON PARK (PFS) • CRABBING “Prospective purchasers have Unspoiled Natural —Design diversification is play-1 lan opportunity here at l.ong\iew FOR VACATION & YEAR 'ROUND HOMESITES • Beauty MARINE BASIN ing an important role tn the sales to view all types of construction.'’ YOUR BOAT picture at the luxury points out Jack of All On Or The Formerly a private estate, available for Longview Levin Beir- Near Lake IN YOUR BACKYARD housing community here. i Higgins. those who want the best for Sm Modal present Hoorn The “This 113-house community on gives them a chance or future DIRECTIONS: Garden State Own Dill, 1* A M. til investment. Pkway. Dark Lafayette Ave. off Schraalen- to compare one plan against to EXIT tl; PROCEED STRAIGHT • Water AHEAD; Follow burgh and Knickerbocker another before their O Mains • Rt. I4t and il«ni to Roads they make JEUtWBU Boardwalk Rad Lion Tavern. Turn LIFT T#l»phone te Gay- is another final selection.’’ • Paved Roads • 4 wood, Otborneville. Brick Tewnthle, being developed as , Beaches TWinbrook 2*5100 Harmer ■ ML MMBP project by Harold Kram- Offered at l-ongvicw are ranch, Hampton Township, Near St. Paul's Noar Abbey er and Vincent Cucchiara. Sales split-level, two-story and mezza- Nawton, N. J. Limited Number -Acre are under the direction of Beir- nine ranch models priced from of y4 Plots A Higgint Realty Associates, Sad- $29,990 Cape Cod plan is also WHEN VISITING THESE HOMES TELL THE SELLER YOU Reasonably Priced s dle River available. SAW ROUTE 206. ANDOVER IT* ADVERTISED IN I Longview homes are offered on THE I fully-landscaped plots 100 by 125 ADVOCATE feet and larger.

On display at Longview is the two-story Longview, the split-

level Burlington, the mezzanine cncvi Longview, the San Ker- LjAump/t ax/&,>/// so anado ranch, and the two story, Georgian models. 4 ROOMS Custom-Built PllMenabl* PULL PRICR suburban living find* P«r#oc» lurtiion •» Igygly Rpnrh typt 4 ond both. * Longvitw H.r. room Indudm car- * ****** *" charming Harrington Park, la thg .nv"ro£ ultimaig | n port, plumbing and aloctrical fiitvrw, olumi- man* Mid canvanlanca dammdrd by tha dficaming hania •**'•***' awnar Nurh. -I - •'* wgrghlp. "«■ window! kilcbpn, Ny shopping ctntgrs. imirt country ctubi WONDERFUL iliding Mpdarn bulH-ln *2995 and **’xZ YE/AR 'ROUND LIVING • ln«»« cemmvtlne te New Tart li via available kua direct tram wo the preaertr.* In 11cobinati. Complaitly cuitom built. Not o lh« Hurt' of Ibo North Jrrtor lakt >hn RASY TRIMS Predicts Sales ".ball 'or -pro tab RUUD NOW OR lATIRI ’lon olo> SPACIOUS SPLIT LEVELS REFERENCES 7 room* • IU Bath* Of THIS COUPON choia 1 Bcdroomi • 2* ft. "Playroom $1,000,000 Comm ino Amp F.lertrlc Servtra $ All-Electric CULVKR I* C« . Cl>lO WORTH 5O loko wiiMiw Kitchen i LAKE (f'FS) - Sales Prictd at pl homesites at Crandon Lakes COMPLETE will - NO EXTRAS zoom past the $1,000,000 *17,500 mark by I.abor Day at the cur- • Private Sand Beaches • OT* Places of Worship down v. a rent rate, according to John H. 30 YEAR V A 4 FH A MORTGAGES Crandon, vice of the MODEL HOME OPEN DIRICTIONS: From Newark west Rt president • Theatres • on Shopping, Year 'Round Sports 10 to Rt 53. the DAILY then north on Rt 53. l»i company developing 1.200-foot mile* Station . to Rd turn left to Parka high • 10 A M »• 430 P M Rd. and Model. summer colony on Route Growing, Planned Community Waakandi 11 A M to <>R From Clifton Ptuair 521, west of here Area, writ on dwsk Rt 46 to Denvtlle. To • Wooded then aooth on Rt 53. date, more than 500 per- Wonderland 1 mile to .Station Rd . to Phono: Oak wood then right Parka 7-t7§4 Rd and Model sons have purchased sites "THE LEXINGTON" COLONIAL in the 800-acre vacation • Healthful! 1200 Authentic laUt 17-04 Iroodway, community. Ft. Above Sea Level colonial design with 7 large rooms . . . 2't baths PASPORD, LTD. fnlr lawn. N. J. to Mr AfOfttt: According Crandon, foyer entrance large finished family room ... 3 twin bed- SWarfhmore 1-1414 . . . sue August set anew record for buy- HOW TO GET THERE rooms 2 car garage walls ing activity He attributes this ...... plaster poured concrete foundation FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED BROCHURE in land OUR LAOY QUIIN hot water hest sharp upsurge sales to . PI AC I CHURCH complete Kitchens Clear View . , UJhlnfpoot with the desire of only 1 minulsi Lake many purchasers away 2117 cabinets and FROM NEWARK toulavard, Jarsay City, N. 4, appliance, created b, Signora. to buy now in preparation for UMpwi ADAMS VILLAGE nlraj At Hindanon 11100 home construction next 10 I>o* Rleai# early send mu yovr br<*h.,re with r.«fl«* i'r.ced n*ht to Rte i: at 129,991. Spring. irnd map of Clear Ve* take. I undarsfrW that thru Kpsrta into An PARKS ROAD, RENVILLE. A.s pv's mu under no Ob' gi'isn af arty lud. Chaise . NJ. af ♦ Other Distinctive Celenlel and Latest «usta P»»i tha Idea Ceatemperor, |,| lt i. yi | building figures reveal (ivier Farms • •"29,990 >38,500 for homes to be started • TO I I next Our of Spring lady Victories Catholic Church and School nearby H*r% It w*ll planned. carefully a deaicned community »hma distinctive tfppcaranr« ij controlled by local ordinances

•• LOCATED SAINT , IN JAMES' PARISH, RED BANK. ONE OF THE FEW PARISHES WITH ITS OWN

Co-Operating Builder PAROCHIAL GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL With Klslalt Trade-in CDimgmew EVERY HOME Plan

AT DEL BRIER ESTATES HARRINGTON PARK, N. J. *•1 In tba IN THE COUNTRY CLUB serenity of exclusive New Shrewsbury. just minutea A SECTION CASTLE! OE BERGEN CO from Red Ranh, the new '* IL Itamberfer a shopping renter and only <*• MINUTIS OSIVINO T IMS raoM TMi IIL*J1 *J i *0 minutes from Newark. eioaei washinoton aaiooa

5 EXHIBIT HOMES OPEN DAILY t WEEKENDS C*l«r Schama, and Furmithlng, byi 7 REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. DIFFERENT MODELS GREENRAUM Seles Consultants BROS., PATERSON, N J 1 ON,: M,r,h •" »< Which hammer .. wartime MINIMUM Clateter 5 5293 Wn* /J-' teellrnta Inte. HALF-ACRE PLOTS Schreelenburah ad. which be La- *•*#**• «d.e continuo er DArts 7 5600 on Lof«r«tt« Ad. lobb fhan W mil* to Furnlihod Model W Homo,. from $21,990

20% Down 25-Y#ar Mortgage*

Ranches, spilt levels, colonial*. Sand bedrooma. 4 2 and Jv.% batha. fired *aa hot water heat, full dining rooms, renter hall entrances, flreplare. etc.

SYCAMORE AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY BUY Lakeforest Gard«a It.to F.rk».r lo Kill 100. loft to ll.nr. A.. . rtkhl ll.nr. lo krr.mor. on Av« . Ihrn rI.M to modoli. Op«n »r«r» RESERVATION d.r. 10 A M. lo d.rk. 11l I MU. NOW! at UPPER HOPATCONG ONLY 8 A Completely Different LEFT 3 or 4 BEDROOM SPLIT LEVELS / INVEST FOR Alr-Condltlonsd*>S novations To Chooso From MILE FUTURE 4 / PROFIT .. .

A friendly, club community with SUNRISE BEACH • 0 Waterfront year 'round facilities where the the family can enjoy the utmost in BARNEGAT BAT outdoor Using, boating, Community y bathing, fish- ing. sailing and skiing. Invites To Enjoy the Fieth Soil Tong of If* Optn Sea . . . The Scenl of *18,900 1 fine A Home for yoif ... Vocation Happy Sommer Activities such at Sooting, Swimming. Fishing and Nt. a Haven for Eventual Year-Round V Uttar* Half U(MU.fi Jtn,) ■ 1u1..l Oita. V. ll ***‘ • {** l tn H Mimiu or Retirement • living. Acr* or mora .. Jw* *'•« *• Ow A V , J..t )S l n, a*M •M M kf,m 1.._ Nn V„4_ S V 75 FT. WIDI WATERFRONT U Calor Shinglor \VS LAGOON LOTS V iwauth. VC LARGE WOODLAND LOTS V Full loMmnti ,/in $l3O DOWN $l3 MO. V Fully Inwloltf V WuotHur Stripping t 2 and 3 BEDROOM V MHa Wall Ovmw C- RANCH HOMIS fvJT USY TERMS |f Countor-Top long* Finished Horn.> V Whit* Ath Kitdian CokWi IIOMESITES front $1575 ftakonjti i Opan , Over U SOLID YBAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION Easy terms V lock Entranca ir/^ 1 Individually ' Budget Summer Rentals Available Designed Homes / SHELLS from *2,645 Open 8 ’Til Dark WaAing «M*m* »• . p H onto to Sunni* Botch. OR: From Tom MOOttl Sample Home tmor, South oo RL *, p JH onto* to Suiutoo Botch. OrW DAILY AND WtIKiNDI jf DLOtme Dally 'TUI Dark Cbmpom| Mm f—,s% || |do Um «*rf M M 4 miss North of N. J. RotRout* IS Dover m •OUAUTT COttYIOUJD COMSTtUCJION" i 16 TBS ADVOCATE September 3,1953

Open Thnrs. ft Fri. 'til 9:30 P.M. Saturday9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Packard's Garden Spaciall Merion KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS CLOSED SUNPAYS CLOSED MON., LABOR DAY 199 Regularly $3.23 L Tue«., & Wed. Enough to Open ji cover 750 square feet Guarantees 'til 5:30 P.M. a rich, velvety lawn you’ll be proud of. Limit 2 packages per customer. ° ard Main at Hackensack, N. J. «" »*>*>. Outride - North tldg. Temple, BBMM warme mmwwwwm

Priced

Si SS , °" °* S * W * The larO«*» GROCERIES B “ 31‘ ***?£? i an Selected i» ~njp Specially i-!i SECTIONS J» MAc gjj Grapefruit Quality Produce VVslchads 2 J* Tk&S grape drink 18-ox cans FRESH-PICKED Sacramento a JUICE Tomato foods frozenhK Bird* Eye pk9S Golden or Bantam Reg. 2- crinkle cut MriedPOTATOES 6-oz. 10 Libby’* reflular lINIONADE Pink or CORN Chicken DINNER £..-95' c Turkey DINNER 10“ 39 1 'XT 3V Selected, boiling six* ox. !*“• Also 24 BOSCO planted* 19‘ Cocktail ■ Long Island POTATOES 10 & 29‘ Salted PEANUTS *r\y g Wo a full line of carry produce specialties including: garlic buds, MUSTARD Oranfl* French *•• shallots, Root artichoke*, white radishes, basil, mint, coconuts, Gulden's •» Sfc.3s' Orop« C,.om. 6 o.roftT Italian W FLU* imported onions, Italian parsley, Persian melons, SODAS Chor rf Swiss Canada Dry Packard'* *3 chard, kholrabi, butternut, acorn, zuccini squash, white » Pure % celery cabbage, fresh leek, plum tomatoes, cellafd 300 two-ply TISSUE ( greens, okra, black-eye peas, red bananas FACIAL White or •»10‘ color* and a host of othersl SCOTTISSUE paste* Pit Open SAUCE quart ■ Q Barbecue Unit o«iobe»»W 29e 3e 6c o« VS flo' < ■ - - Oven-Fresh **£££ u liqui with the finest P Coupon! *ade WoNHAISt {Qfi o\d-fa»hioned HELLMANN s**' POUND quart ftfO CAKE THIS COUPON- WITH** 73c value 9> (A re «°'° .ojV Weon"*wi'neidaV ... A.-. 49 thru 0 ood 9th rich Coupon 0 f it. deliciou* ' h longer- thru ' Wed"T^°S.pt#^rb#s fresh rss.’S-S-'- *- doz. 34 yarletie*

COOKIES ea. URGE 1

jdty&CremEiWSJOROU.> Mountain sucaryH Yihite made with dietetic cake* We. also carry

TOP QUALITY MEATS - s^N 27 years famous in North Jersey for the finest meats lowest price*. FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS Whole, split, quartered or cut-up m Maine White Rock Only the finest quality the lowest possible prices U. S. Gov't. Graded 93 score BROILERS LAND O' LAKES & FRYERS AA" BUTTER * 69'

lb. in i (V* prints cartons) .29' Well-aged, sharp flavor genuine Imported

Patrick Cudahy Sweet Applo Wood Smoked HOLLAND GOUDA CHEESE

Rindless, so there's no waste Imported 'LICED lb. BACON 59 AUSTRIAN SWISS SLICES rmour Star Skinless Truly delicious, with satin-smooth texture ALL MEAT FRANKS lb. Wine-Cured CHEDDAR CHEESE Royal Crown Sliced

DANISH Piccolo SALAMI ###. BOILED HAM% 49 Italian-Style (b . Imported, Sliced BOILED HAM u, Shop Packard's Choice Seafood Selections for: mussels, §##« Sliced Roast Beef or Corned Beef i b . shrimp, lobster, soft shell crabs, langostinos, chowder, lift (German Wursts of all steamer and little neck clams, smoked whitefish, lobster kindsl) M# * *# flfl xs $5: #§#♦ tails, fishstkks and a hast of others. iiiiIMMNp ###§ ##