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WASHINGTON The approved The Communion service is mostly F. Dcardon of Detroit, chairman of the English text for the of the vides the English to be used in the Ordinary English Dialogue g.: formulae, e "The Commission on the Mass the core of the Liturgical Aposto- Gloria. Sanctus, Lord’s language switch Lord be with And Kyrie, Creed, The Advocate you. with your spirit." latc, announced that publishers were al- Agnus Dei, approved by the Vatican on May 1 in Prayer, Communion of the are English when they precede Eng- at work on the preparation of faithful has been released to the public. ready and dismissal and last Official Publication the lish prayers: in Latin where blessing of Archdiocese of N. they pre- new missals. Newark, J., and Diocese of Paicrson by the priest. cede Latin prayers, such as the Collect, new missals will be in No. 31 Preface Complete pre- Except the Our Father for which Vol. 13, JULY and Postcommunion. THURSDAY, 1964 10 pared for altar he 23, PRICE: CENTS only use, said. the traditional Catholic form in in See 2 use Text, Page "All that will be necessary (for the U.S. is retained the BOTH THE BISHOPS’ prayers are decrees and general use) is to have available the to the Vatican confirmation adapted contemporary English and Legislators to Meet revealed by of the Mass substitute the Francis Cardinal newly-approved Ordinary "you" form for the called for And of both Spellman publishers of missals for the publishers altar and . . people archaic “thou” and "thee." publication "as soon as the time hand missals have neces- have assured that already begun print- us at first the text The introduction the sary for preparation and to Lord’s distribution will be as a ing both complete missals for altar issued separate Prayer is indicative of use . . . can be determined.” supplement, the moderniza- Committee as to and the Recommend supplements for the use of the peo- liturgical commission recom- tion of the English The usage. Traditional ple. Bishops Liturgy Commission mended, and later in the translations of this invitation granted free permission incorporated to pray to reprint the missals themselves,” he said. the Our Father have texts “with the generally run along explicit understanding Catholics will THE TEXT, which first have the next texts in this line: “Let was ap- that the text will be us pray: sav- set down in its Taught by Medical proved the American plenty of time for the introduction of School by last ing precepts and guided by the divine Takeover Bishops entirety with no omissions or additions April 2. makes English in the English the of Mass, probably on the wc make bold to language whatsoever and with the institution, say . . .” TRENTON punctuation, first of the of Sunday Nov. 29. new The special ing Seton Hall to Liturgy the Word: the first Advent, The approved text reads: “Let Newark if Hughes has made clear part including as us committee it that of the asterisks, precisely Gov. it is taken up to and the they appointed by over the state, he would Mass, including are found in this text.” pray: Taught by our Savior’s command Richard by consider a move out THE TEXT J. Hughes to investi- Creed. FOR the prayers of the and formed but a committtce source said A few by the word of God, we of New as a great loss days John gate the problems Jersey later, Archbishop Ordinary to the of Seton that pertaining people pro- dare to say:. ." any change of site could for the state. . Hall of Medicine College and involve the expenditure of as Seton Hall was the first med is expected la rec- Dentistry much as million. S5O school in N. J. to graduate a ommend a state takWver of Seton Hall had originally class. the school 28 to a July special invested close $2O to million After much insti- of New litigation meeting Jersey legis- in the Out: college, according to tued such lators. by groups as the Agenda state estimates and is current- Jersey Association for The City committee, which is ly annual running an deficit Separation of Church and headed by former Gov. Robert of $1 million. The state would State, Seton Hall opened its B. Meyner, will recommend also have to figure on a yearly doors at the former clinical that the state $4 million loss pay of SI million in addition and isolation buildings of the 4th for Session the school’s assets (S3 to its $4 million payment and Medical Center, both white million would be for the medical debt assumption. elephants since their erection equipment) and also take over during the 1930'5. Rent and the $8 million debt. ONE ALTERNATIVE to a service disputes with the city, The will state takeover of Seton meeting be held at Hall as well as arguments over For 3 28 is for Council? p.m. July in the State the school to be moved the role of the college pro- out Labor Building. It will not of the state under other be fessors in the hospital contin- a formal session of the private auspices. The ued under VATICAN CITY legis- major and sometimes - The entirely. The statement on the but Gov. asset of medical school Church lature, Hughes will any is above the surface until the itself will be the first Jews was once rumored to be invite its and all and faculty Seton Hall’s is break in item of business when assemblymen open February over the only a a part of statement on senators considered to be one to hear the recom- of the the firing of Dr. Kenneth third session of the Vatican Judy all non-Christians. There was mendations. finest in the nation. Gov. Council at the Medical Center. convenes in St. Peter’s no mention of that statement, Basilica 14. Sept. however, in the agenda. the COMMITTEE This will pro- was revealed July 17 pose that the school when the Vatican stay in press office MANY ITEMS in the pro- for Set released Jersey City at least three the agenda for the posed Liturgy Study schemata will require years, controlled a board third session. by only a vote without of citizens discussion;, responsible to the the commissions have made state Board of Education. THE SCHEDULE, however, For changes based on last year’s This Newark Priests lists would be the first medi- only four schemata for debate. cal school operated the Fathers’ debate and The by New vote, schema on the Church NEWARK - The ( Uni- coming at the Office, with The Pastoral Duties for Jersey, although Rutgers Chancery Church, instance, is composed of in the wor- changes liturgical Auxiliary Bishop A. Df Ecumenism versity presently has plans for Joseph Bishops, and eight chapters, six of which ship of the Church in a two-year school which starting Costello The dates Divine in that have will presiding. RIGHT AROUND HOME - At the Stag Hill settlement of mountain people, volunteers Revelation, been debated. The AdvAit will be from St. Pool's, Ramsey, and Community Services found an opportunityfor social work open in 1965. has explained to set are 8 for Union Coun- order. Fathers Rutgers al- Sept. will vote on amend- all parish priests of the New- turned down ty at St. Nine others, that ments them. ready any idea Bernard's, Plainfield; including to ark Archdiocese at not unlike conditions existing in LatinAmerica. Here, Ginger Gehgan (right) referees that it four meet- 9 for Essex on the Church in the mightoperate the Seton Sept. County at Modern Two other the ings volley-boll game at summer school for underprivilegedmountain children. Story addi- chapters on to be held in tional photos. Page 7. Hall to September, Seton Hall World which is said to include school, preferring con- University; Sept. “eschatological nature of our one in each county. on 10 for a discussion centrate its own project in Bergen County at Im- of birth control—- vocation and our union with The schedule was New set up at maculate were not mentioned. the Brunswick. Conception Seminary Church in heaven” and on a of the Archdioccsan meeting and 11 for Hudson Coun- Paul Presumably, this means “the Blessed There has been Sept. Confers a Virgin Mary, talk of mov- Rumors Liturgical Commission 20 July at a Encyclical fourth council ty place which is still to session will be Mother of God, in the mystery be decided. held. of Christ and tlie Church,” are The Each On Sudan agenda was new must meeting will present a sent to the and be discussed on of instruction world's Bishops the floor. Slovak program and by Archbishop Superior demonstration for the An Advocate Sews Pericle Felici, secretary priests Persist—Maybe gen- Summary under eral of the council, who FOUR the gnidancc of an au- also RULES CHANGES Missionaries—declared ana- enclosed a have thority in the number of rules been made. The first re- pastoral-liturgi- thema to the new state of and final To cal movement. Panel sessions changes texts of quires five days notice by all Parish Birth Control? Sudan in Clifton March—may be per- schemata on Divine Fathers to will consider the Revela- who wish address practical mitted to return there tion, the which soon. Church, the council. CLIFTON Rev. Lawrence means by priests can Sudan Missionary the 1947-1951 period. President Ibrahim during VATICAN CITY e in more Bishops. appointed the Rome has “pro- controversial was liquidated, the church the fore third session of the issues Another and Methodius Parish by people in the vernacular Pope an encyclical claimed "declarations", permits the four Car- here, to for which was the ecumenical council forgiveness all have been dinal succeed air-conditioned, con- will be opens Sept. shortly after his election to set appended to moderators to require Rev. Gilbert Maga, demonstrated. that has taken vent renovated place in the the schema Ecumenism—- was and prop- 14. forth the aims of his on Fathers who intend lo a former consultor. The commission will a past." 0.F.M., also reign, on speak erty was for No official Sort those religious freedom purchased anew announcement of platform document and on the same subject to Father Maga has been as- study the suggestions and The statement elect ad- was in line on relations with rectory. Last month he cele- has been made the Vatican, which the the Jews. one or two to the provincial vise the by sets tone of the with spokesmen. signed head- on problems of the pon- a report earlier This disclosure brated his 20th but various Vatican sources that will settle for anniversary as tificate. Tlie quarters in to priests as submitted in last -rule forbids distri- Pittsburgh con- a ques- confirm the fact- that Lebanese Foreign Minister a time some of the speculation a priest at parish Paul bution of duct missions and devotions. a banquet. tionnaire. Pope Instead, Pope noted road Ammun or books had gone to which has surrounded pamphlets Paul VI is working on what that his both dec- speech opening the Sudan in or near the council hall to plead the Church's larations, At will be the first en- were probably ecumenical council’s first, they without FATHER POLLAK second case—and had been special permission. begins successful. an part of the cyclical of his pontifi- session last integral Ecu- This his third year-old year and was occasioned last assignment at SS. setting without a word. Ammun menism schema. by Bolivia cate. Confirmation forth the goals of the council then year’s controversy over "lob- and flew home from Cyril Methodius, having Sudan, But later would take the of they were said to bying” council served here as place an en- by periti on pastor, 1951- ITALIAN immediately went to Rome have newspapers have been seperated from it the 1958, and cyclical. and the steps of St. Peter’s. as assistant, 1942-47. Pope’s residence in been full of speculation on the Since 1958 he has Castelgandolfo. been at the They conferred Paterson document's form and content. SPECULATION 30 motherhouse -By Priest that the for minutes and parted Pittsburgh serv- Several have stated papers was without as Pope readying a major ing superior of the Com- comment for the press. that it will be devoted document increased missariat flatly in It then of tlie Most Holy Sa- PATERSON A taste of greatly was that Abboud the privileges that sometimes to birth control. On the Inside... early July because all private made his vior, which has 60 members fall to speech in a priest in mission • Cairo, areas came to Msgr. Frank J One paper even linked that and special audiences were A in seven foundations located vice chancellor charging that "some CRUCIAL TIME for the Rodimcr, of the Paterson Diocese imperial- country of on a subject with the document’s cancelled prior to his ists had incited in New Jersey. recent visit to Latin America. depar- men in the Chile Pennslvania, looms this fall. For an anal- rumored date of issue, the ture for the summer home in garb of Ohio and Indiana. At an outdoor religion to meddle in evening Mass at the military installation of the situation feast of St. Anne, pateroness Castelgandolfo. politics ysis political and its near and Sudan was forced Father Poliak, a native of Caranavi, Bolivia, Msgr. Rodimer confirmed 30 Bolivian of Christian mothers and child- to to the It has also been them. relationship Church, see W. soldiers. He had been rumored expel Page 14 Benwood, Va„ joined the delegated to administer the Sacrament birth, on 28. that the document Franciscans of July will be is- 'These have led in 1933. He stud- Confirmation, usually reserved to -men some A MOVING glimpse of the struggles Bishops, by Bishop Reliable sued of of ied at St. Bonavcnture's Thomas sources, however, on Aug. 15. our sons to out sub- Mon- Manning, 0.F.M., of Coroico. carry Laotian refugees from Communism seriously doubt rumors of date it versive and astery, Paterson, Duns Scotus The military base is near Divine Love Although is possible the unpatriotic activi- Parish, Caranavi comes via and document ties," he the 17-day diary and administered the Paterson subject. Instead, they say, that said. Then he added: of Seminary, Detroit, St. Jo- by Diocese, with Rev. Armand j! may carry it is most likely that the en- "The Sudanese fugitive priest on onte as pastor. Father Conte date, it is that it will government page 15 seph's Seminary, Teutopolis, ( and several Franciscan priests unlikely cyclical will deal with be has proclaimed its 111. He was ordained in 1941. heard Confessions of the soldiers Pope published on that Be- forgiveness before the Mass, which day, THE ADULT PERSONALITY Is Paul’s of action for all pro- Between assignments Rodimcr celebrated program for cause it is a that has taken to SS. Msgr. at an altar facing the congregation. major holiday place his in the foundly influenced those with in when past." by early Cyril and Methodius Parish, he With Rev. Thomas pontificate, perhaps Italy no newspapers Trapasso of Blessed Sacrament” Parish, to when some reference arc The missionaries—272 years boys and served as superior of Seven Msgr. Rodimer problems printed and almost the Cath- girls first no- also visited Paterson’s mission in en- new lea, posed by the so-called tire olics tice Dolors Ind., popula- of cities such and 28 Protestants—were each other. The Question Box Friary, Valparaiso, Peru, as well as other Latin American population missions, June 18. tion driven 28-July explosion. as Rome leaves out of southern Sudan tov-n, examines the problems on Page 4 last March and were charged with causing unrest. First N. J. Trial Shared Time to Be Nixed in Maywood

MAYWOOD Shared time, come until due to shared September, time question. Powell The a first board had forth as a vacations for Maywood concept put summer some had offered to to come May- been advised its solution to the tortur- board by possible members. wood attorney, July 6 to explain the G. ous question of state aid Tapley Taylor, that it might to board’s concept to the commit- face THE FIRST a taxpayer's suit no mat- parochial schools by an Engle- REQUEST for tee of parents. ter shared time was which its decision wood school will most made in the way fell. official, While shared time has been of 1963 The parents’ how- likely be rejected the board spring by a committee committee, by a fact of American education which headed ever, made no statement of education of this Bergen was Fred- on by for 50 erick W. over years —a its next at its chairman of Supreme step, only saying that County community next Brandt, Court decision upheld the it did not formal the Maywood planning board, prac- accept the decision meeting. tice as constitutional in who has children 1911 and would the matter On two attend- "press July 17. Harold V. Petril- it has ing Queen of Peace only recently come to further." lo, School. president of the national notice. Maywood The A board was asked to al- proposal by QUEEN school board, that the OF Peace and May- reported low Englewood of all seventh and superintendent wood Junior board, meeting as a committee eighth schools Dr. High School are Hurry Stearns, now grade students of the parochial located for a shared a church ideally school to Protestant official, attend edu- time physical focused attention program, being next-door cation on it as a classes at the neighbors. Related 10 public The new gymna- Story, Pago possible resolution of the fed- school and to allow certain sium at the is eral aid to schools debate, junior high pres- selected students to make use ently utilized at less than full As usually shared of the science laboratories practiced, of the had turned down and capacity and is vacant for to whole, time means that students from facilities. lo 20 a request a Shared Time periods a week. The two by parochial schools take or Petrillo had one Committee of written a letter physical education eight taxpayers more subjects at teachers, to Brandt in nearby, pub- that seventh and April staling that lic me male and one eighth grade schools. It close female, have, it would not be feasible take requires at of Peace to however, a full so pupils Queen cooperation between and schedule, Queen of Peace students this public that School be to take parochial anew teacher would have permitted school officials and fall for lack of science and education "space, time to be hired. physical has been hailed as a uniting or staff." He added classes at Junior that it The science laboratories are Maywood force in communities be some School. It is the first might possible to room presently used High such find, with regard to educatelonal throughout the for parochial case in North school students day, but some of the classes Jersey, financing problems. on a full-time basis from kin- held there (i.e., could I'etrlllo gave no health) explanation the sixth THERE IS at bill dergarten through present a be held in a regular classroom. of the decision and added that before grade. Congress which would the it expected that the board Moreover, Is not was launch request a $l5 million federal for the would confirm of Peace stu- its decision for- THE BOARD OF education Queen of shared time. study Mean- dents to attend science lec- mally at its next had regularly rejected an opportunity to It has to while, spread several tures, but rather to take scheduled meeting, Aug. 10. hear part testimony from Dr. Theo- large cities, notably Chicago, in a few It is that this dore laboratory sessions, However, likely Powell, public information where it was opposed at time. This of the will be with- consultant only by a part pro- THE meeting adjourned to the Connecticut the 5 TO 11 usual absolutist Dominican nuns in out discussion of the Interpre- gram would be limited to SHIFT - Cloistered Villanueva del Spain, topic and State Department of Arzobispo, Education, ters of the First Amendment, received permission to set aside their and that the final vote will youngsters with a sewing contemplative custom, to be- not a the particular side labor leading authority on such as POAU. Ana aptitude for science. Convent, founded in 1540. work men to renovate Santa Cowed by a repair estimate of $7,000, the nuns embarked on the do-it-yourself project, which occupies them from 5 11 a.m. to p.m. daily, as shown above. 2 T H E U-D V 0 C A T E July 23, 1964

Approved New Text of Mass for the People The approved text for the Vou ordinary parts alone, 0 Jesus are most Who for Christ, us men and for our * salvation The Eucharistic of the Mass pertaining to the people, high, Prayer Priest: Pax Domini sit vobiscum. approved came down from heaven. * semper the VS, Conference of and the the Et hy Bishops -4-With Holy in the of And he became Preface People: cum spiritu tuo. Spirit, glory flesh the See, God by Holy Spirit Holy the Commission the Father. Amen. prepared hy Bishops' of the * Agnus Virgin Mary: vobiscum. Del the Liturgical Priest: Dominus of and now was * Apostolate, being and made man. The Prayer (Collect) People: Et cum spiritu tuo. People: Lamb of God, who printed distribution. take away the sins for general was also He crucified for * corda. * * us, Priest: Sursum of the have mercy on us. Priest: Dominus world, vobiscum. suffered under Pontius Pilate, and People: Habemus ad Dominum. Lamb of God, who take away the sins Et was buried. * The of the Word of God People: cum spiritu tuo. Priest: Gratias agamus Domino Deo of the * * Liturgy Nostro. world, have mercy on us. on Priest: Oremus . And the third day he People: et iustum est. Lamb of God, who . rose Dignum take away the sins Entrance Rite again, * per omnia according to the * of the • - - saecula saeculorum. Scriptures. world, grant us peace. Sanctus Kyrie Amen. He ascended (In Masses: grant them rest People: into heaven and sits at the Requiem ...... Priest: have grant them Lord, hand * * rest grant them eternal mercy. right of the Father. People: Holy, holy, holy Lord God of hosts. . . . rest.) People: have Lord, mercy. The Word God He will Heaven and earth are filled with of come in to your Priest: Lord, have again glory judge mercy. * Communion of the Faithful the living and the dead. * glory. People: Christ, have mefey. Epistle Hosanna in the highest. * Priest: And of his there will be no * have kingdom Priest: Behold the Lamb of God, behold him Christ, mercy. Server (at low concludes: is he who comes in the Mass) Thanks be to end. * -(-Blessed name have * who takes People: Christ, mercy. God. of the Lord. away the sins of the world. believe Priest: Lord, have And I in the Holy the (three times): mercy. Spirit, Hosanna in the highest. People Lord, I am not worthy Lord * have and Giver of that should under roof.* People: Lord, mercy. Gospel life, you come my Priest: - have who proceeds from the Father and the Conclusion of Canon Lord, mercy. Speak but the word and my soul will Deacon (or Lord Son. • Priest):The be with you. be healed. Gloria Priest: omnia saecula ... per saeculorum. People: And with your Who together with the Father and the Priest: The Body of Christ. spirit. People: Amen. Priest: to God Deacon (or son is adored and glorified, * Communicant: Amen. Glory in the highest. Priest) :-fA reading from the holy and who * spoke through the prophets. T he Eucharistic And Gospel according to Banquet People: on earth to men of peace good Matthew And one Postcommunion Prayer . . and • . holy, Catholic, Apostolic will. The Lord’s Church. * Prayer People: to you, 0 Lord. We Glory Priest: Dominus vobiscum. praise you. We bless you. We wor- I confess one for baptism the Priest: Let us pray: Taught our Savior’s * forgive- by ship you. We you. People: Et cum spiritu tuo. glorify Server (at low concludes: ness of sins. • Mass) Praise to vou command and formed the word of by Priest: Oremus . . . We give thanks Christ. you for your great 0 ’ And 1 await dare to the resurrection of the God, we say: * . . . per omnia saecula saeculorum. glory. * dead. Father, who in * People: Our art heaven, People: Amen. Lord Creed God, heavenly King, God the the hallowed be thy • -j-And life"of the world to come. name; * Father almighty. • thy kingdom come; Dismissal Priest: I believe in one God. Amen. Lord Jesus Christ, the will be done on earth as it is in only-begotten The Father maker heaven thy • People: almighty, of Son. heaven. • Priest: The Lord be and * and of with you. earth, all things visible The of the Eucharist Lord Lamb Ulurgy * And with God, of God, Son of the and invisible. * Give us this day our daily bread; People: your spirit. Father. * Deacon (or the Mass is ended. 7he the Gifts and forgive us our trespasses * Priest): Go, And I believe in one Jesus Preparation of Lord, Thanks to as we those who People: be God. You, who take away the sins of the * forgive trespass Christ, the only-begotten Son of * (In Masses: * Offertory us; Requiem rest in world, have mercy on us. God. against May they peace. lead not into * People: Amen.) You, who take the sins of the Priest: The Lord be and us temptation, away Born of the Father before all * with you. ages. receive * but deliver us from evil. * world, our prayer. God of of And with your God, Light Light, true God People: spirit. Amen. Blessing who sit at You, the hand of the of true God. • right Priest: Let us pray. • Father, have on us. mercy * the Prayer for Peace Priest: May almighty God bless you, the Begotten, not made, Prayer over Gifts (Secret) * For you alone are 4- holy. of substance with the • Father, and the and the one Father. Priest: omnia saecula saeculorum. omnia Son, Holy . . . per Priest: . . . per saecula saeculorum. You alone are Lord. • Spirit. By whom all things were made. • People: Amen. Amen. People: People: Amen. They Deigned to Erase People in the News Mass's ‘Bible English’ Stefcn Cardinal Wyszynski Congregation of Religious, of Poland will visit the U.S. has been named to the Sacred PORTLAND, Ore., Thou as theologians—any more pe- problems for ecumenists. and Canada in 1966 to mark shalt of Seminaries see no “Bible said. Congregation English” destrian, he A Bible which the would be read I,oooth anniversary of the and Universities. in the Mass this fall, when Father Brown an ex- both gave by Catholics and Prot- Christianization of Poland. the take effect liturgy changes from the of St. estants Dr. Oswald C.J. Hoffmann of ample Gospel would be very hard to in the U.S. Most. Rev. Adrien which he translated for M. Cimi- St. Mo., John, said Father Brown. Louis, speaker on the That achieve, was the word from one the chella, Canadian Prov- Lutheran new edition. Most Protestants 0.5.M., Hour radio program, Confraternity prefer the of the Rev. incial of the Servlet translators. Ray- “The long of Our Fathers, will be guest at the third speeches King James version, and Cath- a mond E. S.S., profes- has been consecrated titular Brown, Lord will be set up in a form Vatican olics would to Council session. sor likely cling the at St. Mary's Seminary in like Bishop of Quiza and poetry—in a solemn, poet- Confraternity. auxiliary who Baltimore, lectured at ic of of Montreal. style speech.” But "if Bishop Causes •? you mean one that ... Marylhurst College here. The language, said Father official groups could recognize, Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli Rev. Timoteo Brown, will reflect what the that’s Gioecardo, INSTEAD, he a possibility. We has been named said, the faith- could apostolic S.S.P., vicar general of tha New Testament really was: almost ful will get a really recognize exist- to “new. up-to-date delegate Ganada, replacing Pauline Fathers who died in conversational English will translation designed re- ing he said. for intel- translations,” 1948. His beautification flect the spoken Greek Scbastiano Hag,- cause The used at Archbishop ligibility.” "thous’’ and has the who has been named been introduced before time the were gio, nun “thefts” and other archaisims Scripture cio to Brazil. Congregation of Rites. which written. Laity plagued missal-users for Prepare Msgr. Luis years have gone. Bellottl of the Magglorino Vigolungi, an as- THE SUBJECT later switch- For Congress pirant the But the won't Papal Internunciature of Tur- to Paulines who change make ed to a “common Bible” for ROME (NC) died in 1917 at the of —w*,osc Forty ex- key, has been named Titular age 13, cf language Catholics and Protestants, perts from one after he entered the w*ar%rtfth by 15 countries have of Voncariana and year admired poets which quickly divided into two Archbishop met here to society. of Rites prepare for the Apostolic Delegate to West Af- Congregation third World is examining his Congress of the rica, a post vacated by Arch- writings prior Lay Greek Church Out Apostolate. bishop Sergio Pignedoli. to introduction of beatification Rules The congress will meet cause. David L. former sometime after the Lawrence, ecumenical Sister Theodora Pennsylvania will Marie Voi- council and Governor, ends, its agenda who Observers at 3rd Session receive the annual Labor ron, opened several will be if Day affected, not deter- houses of the Sisters award of the Pittsburgh Dio- of St. the the ATHENS The mined, by course coun- of in Brazil. (RNS) Holy server would be sent. Metro- cese. Joseph Chambery cil takes. Synod of the Orthodox For the present, Church Damaskinos Born 6, 1835, died in politan of Volos, Frank April in Greecehas preparatory studies have PAYING A Paul chats Mcthe, photographer ruled against cent- CALL - Pope with seminarians from various mission countries Brazil. Her beatification ap- a member of the Synod, said cause ered on Christ’s for the New Orleans Clarion pointment of delegate-observ- prayer for recent visit to St. Peter the has been introduced in June that he was during a Apostle College in Rome. befor# hopeful and faith “that Herald, whose of Mi- ers to the Second Vatican unity all photos Rites that observers would be may Congregation. ap- be Pieta Council’s third session. one . . . that the world chelangelo’s were repro- pointed. duced Rev. Louis Dutch The may believe." The Father’s Week in The Advocate recent- Tijssen, a Orthodox Church In Holy Archbishop Chrysostomos of priest who died in 1929 as pas- Greece has been The has defeated 1,300 other en- most hesitant Athens four-day meeting was ly, and All Greece had tor in Sittard. pre- held under the tries for in His in relations with of the top prize the writings considering described with auspices viously dialogue have been examined in beat- the Roman Catholic Church. Permanent Committee for In- monthly National Press Photo- the Vatican as "futile." How- ternational Pauses on a Summer ification It refused to attend the Second- Congresses of the graphers Association contest. cause. ever, the Greek Journey dialogue on Pan-Orthodox Lay Apostolate. Two Sister Conference at repre- Bertha former Nemesla mis- “equal agreed to par- Tiber, U.S. Valle, terms," sentatives of the climbed four of stairs in Rhodes last when the World Coun- CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy— flights and farsighted averting ac- Public tress of novices of the Sis- year ticipate in the ecumenical Health Service nursing proj- cil Paul arrived at his sum- to her with cidents their agenda disclosed of Churches attended the Pope tiny room, prayed and to use vaca- of that Orthodox ect. supervisor in has ters Charity of St. Vincent mer home here hills Alaska, been as observers. in the her and give his tions as a time for at the council meeting blessing. physical medical de Paul in Died in 1916. representation The appointed su- Italy. Greek Church agreed in 1G miles from Rome after rest, but not at the projects and a Orthodox- expense Her have been proposed pervisor for the Volun- writings ex- June to attend the Third Pan- his au- Paul continued his of the Papal Catholic holding regular weekly Pope spirit. "Indeed, let the amined dialogue would be dis- teers for Latin America. in beatification cause. Orthodox Conference at Rhodes 'Ecumenical' Aid dience and two Ro- audiences from the also find its in this cussed. visiting Sunday spirit rest in Angela late September, and three man churches. balcony of his summer period so that it can then start Patriarch Alberto Salawa, a Polish Cardinal Bea’s Se- villa, Gori, Augustin For Orthodox member of the Third order "consecutive” were At St. Church In led visitors in the An- again on Its of and Latin Rite Patriarch of retariat for Christ- delegates Agatha's reciting path work, 0.F.M., Promoting named: St. who died in Metropolitans Chrysos- HUNTINGTON, L.I. Trastevcrc he paused to pray gelus and prayed for world- duty," he said. of Jerusalem, marked his 50th Franclj, 1922 ian Unity had extended an in- (NC) - tom of before wide in Cracow. Her have Argolis, Dionyssios of Since fire levelled the statue of Our Lady peace and an end to the anniversary as a priest writings vitation, and there had been St. Paras- • July Trikala and Meletios of Mt. Carmel. The church threat of been examined in of Ky- kevi church, 400 Greek Ortho- war. 19. beatification some speculation that an ob- theria. decorated for annual He also called for ’ cause. Appointed to act as dox families from the was an prayers north ‘Anxiety of Mother Rev. John H. Louis of Dun- aides to the festival which the statue for “countries which are still delegation were shore of have during Long Inland more, has been troubled CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy Pa., appointed lay theologians John Karmirii been is carried through the streets. by so many internal About attending services at St. assistant vice Everyone's Talking To Observe Paul VI said rector of North and Tremelas. Peter’s The Pontiff then went to St. lest lose the (RNS)—Pope Panayotis Lutheran church in upheavals, they American here that the Church has the in Rome. titular church of their mission of College Huntington Station. Agatha's, of Po- sense peace and of in midst “anxiety and love of a moth- Ildcbfando Albert’s Now land's Stefan Cardinal justice the of Cardinal Antoni- Presbyterians they are transferring to er” and cannot remain "indif- Italian and Bow where he gave humanity." utti, prefect of the Sacred Japanese St. Patrick’s Catholic Wyszinski, a lean Culilna FRANKFURT, ferent to the dinar Germany parish brief The greetings went spiritual conse- here. Greek Orthodox talk. He then gave the Pope's menu. (RNS) Two have Services twin priests a quences coming from the rail Caaraa To Eucharist apostolic from a Vat- through telephone hookup to pop- been named are to continue in blessing Workers’ by the Vatican expected the ulation Increase and constant Institute llrlala ttaak ican office and left crowds In St. Peter’s square. parish until building for Secretariat for TOKYO The traditional completion of a industrialization.” DINNER Promoting VATICAN CITY (RNS) new St. his summer home. He Is - Christian official church ex- Unity as ob- Japanese bow has the Paraskevi next The Pontiff's Paul has replaced to return well before comment was Pope approved the the first the year. pected *4.25 servers at practice of genuflecting beforo Rest, Stay Alive made when he received Dr. establishment in Vatican Reason for the third council session City 19th General Council of the the Eucharist. the opens limit Holy change was Belisarius Moreno Hueyo, Ar- of an institute for spiritual the Sept. 14. VATICAN CITY as- DINNER World desire of the Orthodox (NC)—Pope Alliance That to gentina's ambassador sistance >t'lo Presbyterian was the decree of the Paul VI wished thousands of new to to workers. Named have their services Before his to • COCKTAILS 3-13. on giving blessing the His for Aug. Japanese Sunday visitors Holy See. reference St. Paul the it will Bishops’ Conference, 20,000 here a vacation Apostle, Revs. James mornings rather than pilgrims, Paul happy DANCE They are which met consider Sunday Pope to the Increase be set with funds • BANQUETS to litur- and warned them to be careful population up provided of afternoons, as was spoke on the be- in FRIDAY t Quinn, S.J., necessary relationship came of a Edinburgh, gical changes brought about on the roads. speaking develop- by Roman nobleman. CLUB at the church. tween the and the Scotland, and A. of the Lutheran At St laity Pope. ments in social matters and SATURDAY Thijssen by Vatican Council. He all to be the The honor the urged prudent LUNCHEONS the Netherlands. Patrick’s, Orthodox have paid to Pontiff, in fields. The religious Bishops also eliminated the he CONTINENTAL FOOD Cardinal use of the parish auditor- said, "is paid to the keys Augustin Bea, head The remark had added Your Heal Alb.rt A. luocca genuflecting and the ium. that sig- of the Vatican kisaing and the power secretariat, Religious instruction is, put observers 3 Rooms— Bishop’s except where nificance. some Shomm’b Dining ring, classes into his hand. It is to the said their presence will lead Greek-language for 175 paid said, in view of the in Clothes Don’t fact that Facilities for 20 to 300 required liturgical func- children “to greater of will there in the authority of a understanding tions. begin teacher, priest last June the disclosed fall. Pope Xuncltwn £ Sbitutu is lAOII SOCK AVI. the Alliance and pastor that has been con- by members of that the Church was N.J. Make the engaged •O PARK AVENUE HANOViI, ferred on him." our Church, and will be a Pope in studies Involving new de- NEWARK Reservations 992*7425 "The contribution meaning of all this VATICAN HU 4-7200 Closed Holiday! very positive CITY - Pope velopments In birth control. Monday! (leapt towards deepening and Cardinal magnificence," the Pope con- Paul, Opposed Council? wearing a gold and tinued, "Is above all strengthening the ties an act white silk which mantle, was com- of faith that the already exist between the Church, after paring it with the rough Prelate Refused so centuries, still World Presbyterian His many surely fisherman’s Here Alliance Diary Otherwise clothing worn ? Says pronounces. Pass to Austria today and the Catholic Church.” by the first Pope, St. Peter. "It is as she were this c-ITSKto though "Is Peter?" he BONN (NC) The apostolic where tomorrow? £ SC SSTSS proclaiming in full voice: asked. administrator of the Hungarian Retreat •Yes, this Is he, Peter Tu "Would not tRe Archdiocese Clergy poor ' of Esztergom. es with all cloak of With some Petrus,’ repeating a fisherman and Artur moving companies, you’re never 01 Msgr. Schwarz-Eggen- For calling an ecumenical council. the magnificence of Protestants worship a pilgrim give a more hofer, has been refused permis quite sure. Engel’s centralized control office she The entry, dated Jan. can muster the wonders faithful Image of Peter than aion the 20, 1959, reads: by Hungarian govern- keeps tabs on ALL our FAULKNER, Md. (NC) - which vans, eliminat- Christ brought about. this and •’lmportant audience. pontifical regal ment to attend the 50th an- More than 40 non-Catholic Yesterday afternoon His Holiness ing and lost “This is no effort of mantle which delays shipments. With reflected and meditated on the vanity. his successor niversary of his graduation clergymen, all that can be ac- program of his pontificate. it Is effort of de- is an Engel you’re “He had three ideas: Roman Rather, an wearing? from the of move, here have synod, ecumenical council University Vienna, commodated, signed up to evid- "It could be. the Code of Canon Law. H« votion, designed give But this Austria. today and there tomorrow. for the third annual updating wants to these retreat announce to fact deci- three ence a Gospel mantle does not rule out for fellow Christian points next Sunday to the Cardinals after the clergymen ceremonies sive for the that cloak! of St. Taul. history of the This at the Jesuit grandiose EL 4-7800 Loyola-on-Poto- world and the spiritual lot of clothing" signifies the mac Retreat House “I to the Father PRINTING here. say Holy (who is me) ’I mankind. • questioning like Church’* “act of taitfc" In Rev. the- that and Now these Avery Dulles, S.J., things are beautiful new. three the points are In Paul Pope as successor of HARRY F. MURPHY Inc. at Woodstock beautiful and the of first Trastevere, Pope ology professor very manner them to the St. Peter: Engel Brothers? announcing stopped his motorcade in "Yes, this Is 78 will a he, CLINTON ST., NEWARK 2 (Md.) College, the Cardinals Is new (but linked to ancient conduct Papal and is small Peter." traditions) square to visit an old world-wide retreat July 27-29. most opportune,' ” Phonti MArkct 3*2831 moving woman paralysed for 20 years, Offers New Role 1064 Loyola U. Center in Rome July 23, THE AD V O C A T E 3 To Ex-Teachers On School —A NEWARK In an attempt Prayer: Unique Experiment to fill the need for approxi- mately 100 lay teachers in By JAMES C. O’NEILL sities of courses studied BY FAR THE greatest as- Catholic elementary schools of A A abroad.” Father Promise ROME (NC) A unique set. Felice said, Is the the Newark Archdiocese, Msgr. Ruling, and Today the center of- center's location in successful experiment Rome. Joseph P. Tuite, superinten- fers An Advocate News board’s in American 34 courses in To give the dent Summary appealing the action education is the history, students the of schools, has issued a philosophy, theology (required chance to The Supreme Court prayer that he will withhold decision Loyola University of Chicago profit as much as call for retired public school Center of ail students), classics, possible rulings were seconded in one until the course is in op- in Rome, where some Eng- from the year in teachers to apply for positions. lish court with 200 literature, Italian, psy- Italy, the out and eyed caution eration. American college students center schedules He pointed that teach- in another local authori- education chology, art and political classes from pension as are getting an both Monday through ers on are permitted Inside science. Normally it accepts ties continued to test them. and outside the class- Thursday only. The last three to accept salaries from non- only sophomores or juniors. of the In Wilmington, Del., a three- Can’t Afford room. days week are left for public agencies, such as paro- The Federal faculty numbers about touring. chial judge panel junked Rome's Loyola center is the schools, and stressed that 20, that state’s law including part-time instruc- While a class such teachers requiring only American-operated col- four-day week would be engag- two tors. Only Jesuits are on sounds prayer and Bible reading at legiate center abroad which easy it isn't, since ing in a satisfying activity and The Ghetto, full-time the a basis, Father Felice classes often opening of each school conducts all of its classes in run as late as performing a community ser- anc the situdent counselor, 10:30 day. English strictly according to p.m. vice by accepting positions in Father Richard Braun, S.J. The American college accredita- ‘ groat fning is to watch understaffed Catholic schools. He STATE ATTORNEY General Says Buildings and land are them tion. Its one-year liberal arts grow,” said Father Msgr. Tuite has Invited ap- loaned by the Italian David P. Bruckson, in order- student cf 95 girls govern- Felice “to see them become at his office, 542 body and plications NEW YORK (NC) - Cath- ment, which also is ing the practice to continue 101 responsible independent, curious and boys is drawn from more open South Orange South olic schools cannot af- for Ave., after the high today all maintenance. The to court than 40 U.S. and new things. not Orange. rulings, colleges uni- Probably Applicants’ qualifica- ford to be “merely oases in a of is done had held that his Delaware versities. screening applicants 20% of the students who tions will be forwarded come to wicked world,” Brother Luke law was different from those by Loyola University in here have gone into a museum school principals. ruled Maurelius, F.S.C., president of THE CENTER ends its sec- This there attended unconstitutional. Chicago. year were or a concert except Christian Brothers College in ond full this June 800 but CHIEF OF Ann The suit, brought an year with a applications, only when taken a teacher. Now M. new of by by STAFF - Dr. Wallace, principal said. record St. Paul's East Dover with three Memphis, Tenn., much to be envied slightly more than 200 places. their State Aid School, New is shown front the couple by they arrange own plans, Snubs York, in of Catholic schools should be The was supported many American institutions. center is sometimes their school with Mother M. Loretto children, by the arrange own tours. elements in the less They (left) provincial superior American "integrated The center is the brainchild costly than a full arc off of the Sisters Civil Liberties year to -romped or Church Schools of the to Flor- Holy Cross who staff the school, and community where learning of at an American Union. mild-mannered, Maltese- university. For ence or around Sister Paul climbing the must —a Francis, assistant In be whole synthesis born Rev. John $2,200 the student Miss. (RNS) principal. Pa., a U.S. Felice, S.J., accepted Roman Forum and going in JACKSON, Lewisburg, of the newly oriented religion who joined the Jesuits in gets transportation to and The Mississippi Legislature has District Court Judge postponed groups to the opera because experiments and the best sec- then studied from full authorized a a decision on a to re- Malta, suc- Chicago, tuition, they are aware of the grant-to-students woman plan limited Named Head ular scholarship,” he said. board room at- Lay the as in and and to program to them to quire study of Bible cessively Belgium, Ireland, a 15-day time take advantage of the permit Weston, and tour in the Middle East tend segregated schools. ‘‘literature and historical doc- Mass., Spokane, over opportunity that has been BROTHER LUKE spoke at before tlie Christmas Acting counteract ument” in the Cornwall-Leb- Wash., being assigned holidays. given them.” quickly to Of Paulist Parish School the 25th annual conference of permanently to the Chicago the effect of federal court ord- anon schools. the Christian Brothers Educa- province in 1951. ers to certain The joint school board had At desegregate NEW YORK- tional Association at Manhat- Loyola, A Catholic teachers, in association with he a course in the his- classes in the originally ordered Bible read- tan taught public schools, lay woman, Dr. Ann College. Pax M. Wal- Fordham University, and is art Romana the ing in class in defiance tory of and legislators authorized pay- of the He said Catholic educators began con- Told lace, has been appointed prin ways to reacli more ment of $lB5 child seeking court then abandoned ducting European student per to per- rulings, today are asking new ques- cipal of St. Paul the Apostle 750 at effectively its students of it tours. From this it was a mit attendance private for the Bible study course. tions as they consider the fu- step School, operated the Holy national and ethnic differences schools. by The told —a long one— to the idea judge the ture of Catholic education. Cross Sisters here. couple of To After a full center ‘Get Involved’ a the may have satis- university long debate, Leg- She is believed to be the "Authority abroad. islature voted to exclude such fied us in past generations; first lay principal of a school Loyola's D.C. - grants when the children To Train Future thus wants he operation differs WASHINGTON. In- involved in their Priests one answers,” solving na- operated Sisters in the from by said. that of many other volvement, schools tion's choose to attend church-related segregated problems. “You will Archdiocese of New York. American universities and the need for "The is which education to hear about schools. past being ques- poverty and mis- Mother M. provincial aid Loreto, have education developing nations were In Parishes for Year tioned Catholic and foreign cen- but will Because the bill passed auth- a by Protes- ery, you work?” he superior of the order, said Dr. the concerns many of which are af- of at asked. orizes grants of tants, theologians and ters, speakers “regardless was philoso- Wallace appointed to at least tied the biennial of Pax France (NC) will and filiated, or into, assembly Rev. Theodore race,” grants could be avail- ARRAS, give them concrete phers, sociologists politi- M. a program of urban pas- the educational Romana here. Hesburgh, develop cians all of them in structure of able to Negro students Starting next year, deacons in toral responsibilities within a C.S.C., president of Notre wishing education to meet the demands various national Pax Romana is an inter- this diocese will search for greater universities. Dame to attend private schools. Ob- be ordained the parish staff,” the unity, un- University said that un- of children in an Bishop Father Felice national association of Catho- integrated priests and he iversities servers here doubted that Ne- only after working for said. derstanding progress," explained: are to parochial school. "Our lic Student obliged pro- elementary said. Christian does which conducts organizations with vide children would a year in a parish church, to now the diocese "Today’s center, the and the gro apply. Dr. Wallace has “Up has technology been a full- not ask: Its own classes and is headquarters located in Ge- Gerard has been What is man? He fully leadership to Bishop Huyghe relying only upon sem- help developing time educational and voca- accredited American neva, Switzerland. asks: Who am I? Who is by uni- nations realize announced. inaries’ teachers for the my their potential tional counselor for mak- St. the New neighbor? What arc our duties versity standards avoids lots Mary’s College The year's service in a ing of future ATTY. and prevent chaos par- By now GEN. Robert F. Ken- political York City public school's priests. that of the ish church is arise from our interde- problems facing Ameri- from ruining them. regarded as nec- they are no longer re- nedy discussed the role of the Goes Coed in Fall Higher Horizons solely can program for pendence?" students studying abroad. essary pastoral training. Bish- in this Church in modern times He called for sponsible: field really and and Ohio - child- outside planning COLUMBUS, (NC) bright underprivileged Brother Luke said the Amer- They are the op said that while in both priests and political asked those who "possess proper in St. Huyghe parishioners a emphasis educating of the Col- ren. Since 1961 she has been ican Catholic "has out problems of the uni- Mary Springs the past seminarians received share come foreign faith and believe for the their part of responsibi- in the equal- people needs of their lege here will become a co- an assistant professor of edu- of the ghetto and learned that versity. European universities only theoretical instruction, to- lity. ity of the individual” nation. to help educational institution this cation at Fordham University one under God is not are hotbeds of fall, it is necessary allow It family politics. their day to is a work of the whole neighbors. Sister 0.P., summer sessions. possible but desirable. He "Students have to know Mary Angelita, future to have direct Church only priests to direct a to- The said he was "dismayed” deacon Feis at has announced. The Paulist Fathers who feels able to synthesize his what line their profes- Fair president, pastoral by political that Catholic schools experience taking ward some re- A women's school since its administer St. Paul's priesthood.” American cultural-intellectual sors hold and what parish, they are main NEW part personally in apostolic Bishop said that al- segregated in of the YORK - The United Huyghe life with his spite founding in 1911, the college are pre-grammar spiritual life; his getting themselves into, which reactivating activities. it Church’s teaching and the Irish Counties Association though is true that a parish to will will admit male students to its schbol classes, one the of God is not in one of which allegiances city easy short year. "I want to emphasize that receives and statements of American Bish- piesent a feis at the spiritual aposto- and the Singer upper classes this fall and will be a class taught in ‘lie city of man are no Moreover, we have solved the the deacons during their lic formation ops. Bowl of the New York pre- from its World’s next. Montcssori clergy, longer exclusive." language and the revolutionary meth- paratory work will not it is mutually problem ac- He ended Fair. The is simply by no means less true by challenging event set for It will accept freshmen in ceptance American Aug. od. St. Paul’s is providing be by univer- Catholics to become 1-2 6 trainees. They will receive that the itself young in p.m. the fall parish can give YOU SUPPORT us when of 1966. in-service for its you training an official appointment which much to its clergy. support our advertisers.

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SHOP NEWARK MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS till 9 East Orange, Tuesday and till 9 Thursday . . . Summit, Thursday till 9 THE A I) 4 V 0 C A T E July 23. 1904 The Question Box Equality Reaffirmed All of a Sudden, President Johnson made history on what he should already have? July 2 when he the Civil signed Rights The time for political promises ha.s Act. He used 72 to his Girls pens sign name so long since passed; the time for Sunday Are There the assembled could have dignitaries a must morning platitudes give way to Mon- In the of what said habit memento of the occasion. A light was of behavior, it runs the century ago, day morning changes of attitudes. Because last week concerning the need risk of settling the character equal rights for all were signed in blood; the whites have lost their audience; for the oponess to “the other,” the in selfish patterns and endan- in 1964, in ink equal rights were signed Negro is not he’s role listening marching of sexuality in personal gering the existence of true with the that "those honored dead to prayer Washington, through streets of violence growth and development is one love at a later date. shall not died in have vain.” in of vital importance. For not "Exner has put this well: Mississippi and Alabama. He wants ac- does our sexual ‘The real lover to tion only appetite aspires per- LAW now because his was reaf- - “THIS NOT equality DOES restrict the lead us outward toward oth- sonal development and perfec- firmed this month freedom of through the Civil ers, it also a most any American,” commented provides tion in order that he may the Rights Act. natural the President. the and immediate way of more richly contribute to the “It does say only limit one’s of to expressing openess happiness of his mate in love. a man’s for and for the hope happiness THE NEGRO HAS WON a signal vic- spirit before "the other”. The petter seeks chiefly his future of his children shall be his own in the Those of still tory act he has the law of the us young at own pleasure and uses other It ability. does say that those who are land on heart should be able to recall to that end as he his side. His eventual total eman- persons and appreciate the role our would be equal before God, shall now also be use a thing, each to equal cipation seems inevitable. Whites can no sexuality played in weaning us cast aside when it has served in the in the polling place, classroom, in run longer away from the narrow problem by from the womblike its purpose. Such and in exploitation the factories, hotels and restau- it exist world of the pretending doesn’t or by attempt- gang. There was of others must necessarily be rants and theaters and other places that to out a time we are destructive of the ing wipe it with bayonets and po- speaking personal to from our male character the provide service the public.” It viewpoint of exploiter. lice dogs. behooves whites to recognize when "happiness was a street it Whites must realize that and Being essentially selfish, “keeping implement the and to law, on no Negroes which girls lived." About must in a measure lower self- the Negro in his means place” accepting calmly stride forward its the under protec- only purpose girls served, respect.’” (Adolescent Affec- as an him human was equal being. tion. it piously believed, was tion: Toward a Sound Sexual- often to pigtails be The Negro is challenged: to provide to pul- ity. The Homiletic and Pas- Honestly facing up a sticky situa- led “Prove and or dipped into inkwells. toral Dec. 1960) yourself you’ll get your tion by both sides is half the inter- Review, battle; Then one is day things began rights.” This so much nonsense. The communication between races SEXUALITY is a through to change. From a grudging two-edge has Negro natural rights simply because admission sword. When in the meetings, education from the pulpit, in that girls weren't placed ser- he is he has certain vice of human it human; inalienable the all bad, we soon found that genuine love, schools, extending a brotherly hand on because he is they held forth for us an at- liberates; when, the other rights simply an American will lead to a dignified integration, worthy hand, it is made traction far surpassing to serve ego- citizen. Why must he himself to of human any- prove get beings. it enslaves in a thing the gang had to offer. centricity,

And because we cared very world of isolation and auto- eroticism. its much how we appeared in Unfortunately positive and enriching Unreached Vocations their eyes profound changes aspects are often in a were wrought in our lives. The too submerged unilateral of the rough edges of our boyhood overemphasis Interesting insights have come from to ligation pursue the vocation they think surround began to be smoothed under prohibitions which it. a recent survey on vocations in the Dio- they have. the of The words of Pius Perhaps course study the subtle influence of their following cese of Peoria, Illinois. Allowing for what- for our charm XII have here. schools and catechetical programs and grace. meaning ever if difference men any geographical needs in this area. "Many have learned enlargement IN AND THROUGH his sex- in too well in their avoid location makes we The of youth to people’s thinking, consensus replies indicates uality the adolescent is flung of Newark and evil rather than to do good, to Paterson might do some that parents credit contact with from the desolate peak of personal fear punishment much more into the long looking. and the self-worship world of priests religious as than to themselves to strongest fac- give up the real and the beautiful; the tor in fostering vocations. How broad is love of their Father. They ,1- CONFUSION seems to characterize world of "the other." It con- contact have been told of death and the exposure of our and fronts him understanding of just what priests with the power of parents’ they the dangers of life but too lit- What the pleasure of the should do in the of vocations. religious? opportunity do they have love, body, fostering tle of the joy of life. The prec- to meet the youth of the The the mystery of human free- this not the Councils parish who are Good ipices, where each step was Might suggest that and Bad dom, and in not Noted an explosive, ten- of their students in have been Catholic Men Serra parish schools or risky, signalized, and Women, Clubs sion-ridden chal- atmosphere but nothing said the catechetical programs? was of and Family Life Apostolates and langes him to affirm reality, summits which beckoned of both the "I” and the ’’ parish organizations implement, programs them. . . PEORIA PARENTS don’t want the In the Labor "Thou.’’ To the victor in this to the role voca- Sisters Movement clarify parents’ on the to to modern Total and donation change dress. They struggle goes the crown of complete tion front? Prime time is available in the do for of self to "the other" is the hope change in some of the re- adulthood. summit toward which our sex- average parish PTA By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS The danger is Holy Name, Rosary, strictive regulations governing the Sis- always pre- uality leads us. A solid under- or Home and School for sent that the adolescent will meeting a dy- ters’ activities Director, Social outside the convent and Action Dept., NCWC of “thoughtful liter- fail to see the the standing namic presentation. A Communion break- school. reality, per- current beneath the ature is increasingly sugges- The sea- would have son, veil of beau- publishing been different. Un- Foner f4st speaker fetching for a topic has one We makes the obvious mis- ting that if there is a wonder if geography makes a son has three im- ty. "It is in such a situation," single produced fortunately, this theme was take of assuming that characteristic of sound sex ed- ready-made. difference? Newark Pater- portant full-length books on anyone states Rev. Richard Me Cor- What do and subordinated to the task of who is ucation which will above all the history of the opposed to socialism mick, "that expression of Confusion doesn’t stop with parents. son American af- parents think about the unreached preventing organized labor assist growth toward and to the philosophy of the fection gradual Individuals a labor movements. from can easily pass over considering religious voca- vocations? You have a adopting a militant column in which pro- class sexual maturity it is rever- struggle is, by definition, into exploitation, the use of tion to be confused as to ob- gram of action appear their to on the THE FIRST of these—Prof. and of fasten- a ence,” said Father McCormick. speak opposite page! reactionary. The of another an instrument ing history as for Philip Taft's monumental upon it a conservative the American labor movement personal “In terms we can pleasure, the more so homey "Organized Labor in Ameri- leadership which would uphold flatly contradicts this with an adolescent whose say that reverence is that at- the assump- no- published churches' doctrine of clays can History." by tion tion titude which in The and of affection is to puts sex the collaboration. And likely Family Macmillan will probably all in the Foner’s Society book gives be, albeit of love and added a setting procrea- name unconsciously, have the field all to itself as of combatting so- meaning to Taft’s that material thing. Such tion rather than play and rec- cialism” warning crudely An the definitive one-volume his absolute for the well- of "serious of abuse of another reation, of self-giving rather necessity the spirit the world about them. weakening organ for instinct tory of the American labor •zed labor would than These create a va- gratification getting associa- functioning of any is a clearly Involves society well-order- This lack of for movement. the TAFT AND other respect authority As publisher compe- cuum which subordination tions and convictions ed might be filled of another to are family. Since the is the tent labor historians family basic finds itself our our claims, it takes have by one’s drawn in in schools, in civic accurately long organizations con- own purpose early life from the since more social of in left the late the nation, order for life, im'our over the place by challenged validity cerned with of affection jjnit every functioning, so that we basically “IT MEANS intimacy dfcjjv of this familiar Marxist chang- that I forget for the family to function to to John R. Commons' four- criti- the and frotn properly and seem be in an of ing economy than with cxample'»£nd pru- living age disrespect For the moment that this other is volume "History of Labor in que. my own part, I dent instruction." aehieve its must be for serving the workers of the goal, there authority. lawful constituted If les- a person. The partner's authority. the would merely point hu- the United States,” which went out that country." be existence (To continued) son cannot be learned in man in its whole- MANY REASONS have been the home and no further than 1933. advanc- ness and with its in- the of it many ed for the of the importance impressed upon the Prof Taft has a distinctive The collapse American home, Press Box terests is suspended to the ex- child or point of view which is very how can we to of the increase in juvenile teenager, expect tent that the personal self does Intentions for crime, drop- much to this writer’s July find it of liking not outs from school any other area conduct? School count at all. Even if the high and college, the but will be written off as old- The Holy Father’s inten- authorities, civil other consents to this, the rise of and all officials, policemen, law fashioned ultraconserva- tion for is: liquor drug ... or addiction mutual behavior July enforcement all remains a- agents, that there tive some the liberal Apostolate: That the of the df these are of a more funda- agree by of dignity symptomatic busive, i.e., denying someone is a lack of intellectuals Individual may be ever mental reason. It is to frightening respect for au- currently berating else the hard say whether respect he owes him- the American labor movement more thority, and when that is lost we as widely acknowledged or not there is no long- self a person. The partner rebellion against the au- for its alleged lack of militan- The and respected. er Need becomes a live in a civilized heterosexual in the or society but, rather, in ob- thority home a capitulation or moral and The mission Intention cy, fervor creative ject. "... sug- a jungle. Youngsters sense syrrender on the of the imagination. gested to the of part parents. The By JOSEPH R. THOMAS this loss of Apostleship partner-respect, the more one looks at the American IT "The existence of the labor Editor this Prayer by Pope is: scene, BEHOOVES all parents to look Managing exploitation, and admit it movement with its great con- in That the number of sem- the more one becomes Tins is to their honest and convinced that the into own out for going bo the sec- Church for another dispas- homes and find individual time and inarians increase and cern for the work," sionate moments. may of America ond in that series Hurling parents have surrendered themselves whether or not promised of take up the question of lay ac- that those there is author- he says in his concluding sum- naeding support discussions on the away respect for another both their role of apostolate, in the secular parental authority. Youth, ity in and "has reduced tivity sphere. 1 increases may be the Cath- their home whether or not mary, greatly its and ab- helped by they purpose, its forms, its di- Look at presupposes knowing has been around any of to- olic this, taking advantage are a the appeal of collectivist doc- dication of one’s community. inculcating respect for authority in rections, etc. own self-re- day’s social institutions the of its trines labor. It has spect; and the absence. their rate among giv- Again I’d like radical selfish- children. Crime is to emphasize business, labor, increasing, the worker in the United family, big As en that ness involved in this unsocial well-meaning as parents might be streets are word “discussion." The unsafe, policemen are government, the schools, the being States a mechanism for elim- must be obvious. in apostolate of the mentality Es- recognizing the need of authority layman itself courts, even the and assaulted in the exercise of their inating discrimination and in- yes commun- tablished duties; is but in adolescence as a not not new, it is being giv- ity, that is, the yet exercising it themselves, find all these are very block you Advocate they the results of an justice at the place of employ- The alarming en new emphasis after solace in the having live on. Is there sign at oft of lack of ment unmatched in the any repeated expression respect for our lain dormant for Official authority in so- many too all that these Publication of the that world.” institutions, or For youth, . is Vocations . everybody doing it." ciety. But if Archdiocese many years. it is go- those who guide are of Newark and of That them, mo- stupid expression has wrought us THE SECOND volume the ing to be effective in tivated Members of the the Diocese of* Paterson. Scripture tells that all authority today's by a love of God re- Aposto- Publish'd The more evil in the homes of late John posthu- world, then late for Vocations can weekly by Advocate America than comes Brophy’s laymen themselves flected in a real love for gain from God so that the man, Publishing Corp.i Most Rtv. Thomss God-fearing Min- are to have Boland. mous "A going to formulate a plenary A. S.T.D., President; Rt. other are autobiography, the of God? Or are indulgence under Rev. any contributing factor. Parents citizen image Jsmss A accepts authority from his Ms*r. Hushes. P.A., J.C.D.. parents, er's Life" will be some of its the conditions on: published principles. And for they motivated ordinary V.G.. Vice President; constantly challenged by the indifferent by temporal Rt. Rev. Ms*r. his school, his civic discussion .ternes F. Looney. A V.5.. authorities, all as in the near future by the Uni- that, will be neces- goals desire July 25, St. James the P.A., M.. for power, ma- that exist in other Secretary; 31 Clinton St . Newark. N.J. relationships families coming from God and of Wisconsin Press. sary, so what I have to Greater 01103. having its source in versity say terial progress, I-know-what’s- Phone Hl-OTW) even Maoris! Board: Most Rev. Martin and when to on the is And a they attempt exercise God. who died last year in subject once week, for re- W Hrophy, obviously best-for-you humanism, per- Stanton. 8.T.D., PhD.; Most Rev. their his leader in the open to debate and with John J. Dougherty. 8.T.L.. God-given they meet re- 70s, was a contradic- sonal citing daily piety any S.S.D.i RL authority Parents, teach gratification? Rev William respect for lawful au- tion. Mssr. C. Hslmbuch; United Mine Workers of Amer- for Rt. Rev. bellion, which rebellion prayer vocations ap- Ms*r. George W. Shea. S.T.D.; is fortified by thority. Rev. Hush ica who broke with John L. IF A CHRISTIAN motivation proved by the Ms*r. J. Fitzsimmons, ecclesiasti- M R Me*r. I STRESS that Very Rev Thomss M. point because is lacking then there is not Reardon.J, Lewis and later rejoined him cal authority L.L.8.; Very Rev. Masr. Wil- the first column elicited three liam N. Field. Rev. the founders of the a need but a sore need A M.L.S.; William J. as one of only Rev. partial indulgence of P"riy. S.T.L.i Jamea W. O’Neill; one letters, says, in effect, for the 300 Rev. William Keller. C. 1.0. and its first Director of lay apostolate because can be gained for A.M.. STL.; days Rev. J. "bully for you"; another Francis Houghton. S.T.L. say- man. today is at the of each act of Director; Organization. mqrcy charity of piety Kxsejitlvs Rt. Rev. Ms*r. At Christ’s ing the writer would like social institutions John J. Would that John Brophy's to at the performed for the intention Klley. Fierceness, Paterson Representative. Very Rev. talk to me about it (he had hasn’t), of other of Mesr. autobiography appeared mercy men more fostering vocations to the Francis J. Rodlmer. and Kdßnr; Joseph Thomss. a third off onto than ever before Mrnaijns R his lifetime so that he drifting in during history. priesthood. Subscription Price; (4.90 yearly, something else. Class might have enjoyed the favor- Not man, really, but Christ, second postage paid at Newark, Tried to under act ot March 3. I*7*. Stone None a Him were really of because man They able which it will un- par- each has Christ response ticipatory nature and doubtedly elicit. But better late maybe within him and “whatsoever this was my fault for you did for the than never. Hopefully, Bro- relying least of By FRANK J. SHERD mostly on arguments ad- these ." phy’s spirit of selfless . . vanced by Pope Paul to out- Our Parish Our Lord His idealism, his opencss to Thus Christ must be seen in gave oppo- willed their own will line the they not stood not in the be- purpose of the truth; change, his hard-headed intel- apos- all men. The nents answers of two sorts God’s. teacher must see cause truth is tolate. No not in him. and his con- one, I suppose Christ in those they could not answer lectual curiosity his student, the fa- When he wants to be put in the THOSE speaks a lie, ho will help to posi- ther in and those they could not even WHO ssy Christ was tagious optimism his son, the worker in of his for he is tion of seeming to with not God but the speaks own: the American la- argue his the understand. Consider an ex- perfect man reinvigorate foreman, jailer in the a and the at least should liar, father there- It will be Pope Paul, not in pub- ample of the second sort. “I read these chapters bor movement. thief, the white man in the of." lic. to again. One assistance to the move- black gh Him that sent me. You feels they would of real man (and vice versa). At rate, the seek and shall not have His ment In redefining its essen- any point was shill me not enjoyed company TO MEN BOILING .with BUT TO SEE Christ find much. One tial and its long-range made that the purpose of the in oth- me. Because where 1 very interchange at Our purpose am, rage this, Lord said: there in apostolate is primarily ers must be a conscious- you cannot come." particular we should read "If goals. to any man keep my of Christ within with It word, Christ to the secular ness oneself. care. begins with Our he shall bring not see death for- THE LAST of this crop is And WE KNOW It theLMes- world and this consciousness will was Lord "If continue secondarily to saying: you ever." S. Foner's "The Poli- bring sias would Philip secular bring with It the they be in word. to bear onthe realization seeking my . .you ahall Here Practices of the insights they felt had cies and that Chrlst-likencss and that He was the' Mcsslas. know the they inner life of the Church itself. Is not the truth, and the truth Him trapped. Abraham was American Federation of La- but did not. We know that will make governing factor in they you free." the today’s so- dead, prophets were dead, bor, 1900-1009" (International HOWEVER, a Hh was going to the hand He worthy pur- ciety. right was speaking to those who did He think He was, to Publishers, New York). I was pose is one the need for of the Father. did not who had thing; This They come to believe in being so, and mass re- offer freedom from death? interested in Fon- it is else. that particularly something For in- know either, and He was but others listen- newal it be- Him, were Our Lord's cr’s "The Church being unlikely, answer must have chapter on stance, one of the at no to and original comes that pains clarify. ing they retorted seemed and Labor.” His is we angrily to go from monstrous- approach aims of the Name So- He not set that Holy who bear the was offering a they were free name Christian already, ness to another. Marxist and there- was to avowedly ciety encourage fre- of but Himself. for the of Chris- teachings, they were children of The first "Abraham fore critical of both Cath- imprint stamp your very quent Communion, You who willed to Abraham: the can —of Christ-likencss—- truly indeed, chil- father that he olic and Protestant activities get tianity rejoiced an argument that the do God's will would be dren of God. might pur- that of given in on area society ip see ray day: he saw it and organized labor the pose is Him. And during superfluous today when which tlje grace to accept Our Lord both aside we work and live and swept was glad." The second first decade of this most would what He with century. Holy Name men are that thfey accept one of the fiercest "Before play; area of things Abraham "Had the of social society was msde, theme weekly Communicants. which not because He He ever said: "You has shut Christ out, taught proved are of I am." It is hard to see what Foncr So, is there It" understood but father the justice," concludes, a real need for that of which or they it, your and else area society will devil, they could have "been the stressed because done, only one by conscious action in secular be He it. what your father wants lay without Christ, which will taught you than what did do. they They the Catholic and Protestant and Church affairs to Him will do. He today? act without unless Failure accept as was a murderer took stones Christ, we up to stone Him to the of Amer- Let's Messlas that from the churches, course leave the discussion the was a sure proof beginning, and he death. layman bring Him A. A. ican labor’s about development lay action within the there. In us. "That's her husband!" Hope for All the Poor God Love You July 23, 1964 THEADVOCATE 5 In the Negro Movement Give to God The New Birth Pill Study By REV. JOHN SHEERIN, C.S.P. In Missions And an Open Door Policy An eight-member group of In his article "The Meaning The white liberals who NAACP By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN officials returned July of (Commen- so for Negro Strategy” fought valiantly social By JOSEPH 9 from a tour of A. BREIG Mississippi, tary, 1964) David and February: economic in the which justice It is very difficult to con- thing must decide for they described as “a you Danzig spoke of "the new pro- past seem to lack the energy vince of the words of yourself, but police state” and asked that anyone always keep in letariat” in America. He to start anew the political move- Our Lord: and it will mind the words of Although not himself a Cath- commission of the ecumenical federal government take "Give, the Vicar now on the market work meant the entire under-class ment for them. The Negroes, by be given to you.” The counsel of Christ: olic, Louis Cassels of United council which is oyer. of re-examining suppressing ovulation entirely. American society. on the other have hand, the of the world is: it for Pro- Press International is a rarity birth are still slaves “Keep “Charity toward the control moral But Leo Suenens of "Negroes in This vast Dan- questions. Cardinal group, says organization, the know-how among journalists the state,” yourself, and you will have pagation of the Faith exceeds —a news- Dr. Pasetto is a they said, "and al- zig, can get little help gynecologist Belgium said recently that political and the enthusiasm. to able write with a though we believe it.” all other charities . . .” In paperman and lecturer in biochemistry scientists there are from labor, nor do have told him that organized Our affluent and apathetic about white citizens other words, the best to precision things Catho- at the of Rome. Fa- who would obey the great political parties af- Recently this letter came to way University a pill which simply regularizes society may yet behold a lic because he the po- remember the Lord is ex- has a firm ther Nalesso is law, are intimida- ford much our attention: to professor of ovulation to make they help. litical convention of The sufficiently Party tend the Faith grasp of Catholic and morals at the ted.’.’ to others. The thought Rome medical the rhythm method reliable of the Poor. years ago I “Twenty-two practice. The federal Says Danzig, Society for the of school of Milan’s Catholic Uni- will be available government Is DANZIG, HOWEVER, sees promised the Lord that if He Propagation very soon. “Negro solidarity will have a not to the Faith is the Father's After Paul announced of the Sacred Heart. take over the sov- Holy Pope versity “The going the emergence of organized role would work for me, I thing to watch for in large to play if our provide own society and all the anew study of problems con- Pasetto and Father Nalesso the ereign state of Mississippi. Negro social action as the po- would tenth toward money forthcoming Vatican state- democracy is once again to give a And the that you give the Vicar of nected with birth regulation. argue that the pills prospect is that tential base for anew His work. had merely ment is whether it leaves the Neg- politi- find its way to those humane Soon I my Christ distributes to the Cassels cautioned read- cause groes in many states will be cal movement. The many pightly “repose” of the ovaries, door for Catholics to use Negro values which were so first I earned $lB in six open impor- job. ers needy missions the not to expect any and not sterility. brutally treated this movement is the throughout change temporary such a summer today likely tant in the weeks. I a dol- pill.” shaping original Gladly placed world that in the Church’s white extremists and law- center around which all carry on the work position. This sedms The door, I by the conception of America.” lar in the but how to me a case of am completely offering, of the Lord. Cassels then discussed what less public officials. and using different words to des- will be left be- impoverished underpriv- the devil tempted me not to confident, open he believes (and he is prob- form a coalition. cribe the same and I cause sound moral ileged might part with the 80 cents, then thing, theology THE GOD LOVE YOU to law- right) be under QUESTION therefore In a ably to study cannot see it demands short, the Negro is to- Hours with a quarter, and then to as changing Pius it; after all, arises: yer for $1,000: "This check is "the hormone what will the Negroes day organized demand Forty —• new pills Xll’s In Pius XII to a withhold a nickel. Fortunately, teaching any essential expressed the hope do? not a contributton, but a debt. which affect ovulation." fair shslre of the national way? that scientists would find the Lord reminded me to keep ways I believe that the faint out- . . .to P.S.C. for $5O: "Please These pills are 'a wealth and he doesn’t seem and resolved principal However, I think Louis to make the method Newark, my promise, I to this for Cas- rhythm line of a accept the Holy Fa- cause of the because political movement anxious to on the restudy sels put his reliable. rely great July 24, 1944 give; not I admit. on completely is cheerfully, ther's missions.” .to they have into the finger exactly beginning to take to him. T«nth Sunday Aftar Panlacott . . a brought And then what? Married, shape political parties help so the central sacred Heart. 100 Park St,. Haworth God had kept His promise, point when he waitress for $30.27 situation anew element which among them. Negroes have were Notre Dame, North Caldwell "My regu- then Danzig says Negro hopes I had to do the same. wrote the following: couples are going to fiud to Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Loyola lar donation of all is not good reason take a dim 11 my Tues- yet perfectly known and themselves formerly tied to the Demo- PL. Oakland face to face with day tips for the three understood. v view of party platforms and Aug. 2. 1944 "I past “THERE cratic Party and CIO but that HAVE NOT since been SEEMS to be a complete moral responsibility Elavanth Aftar Pantacoat months.” party will take Sunday Pius XII pledges. They situation is Immaculate 211 ruled that the fairly for such changing. Conception. Summit tempted to withhold any of the pills widespread consensus questions as, how matters into their St., Norwood Cut out this own hands Lord's column, pin could not morally be used for Catholic children should"we portion. The Lord con- among theologians many have, and in their your sacrifice to it and ad- engage own polit- IT IS ESTIMATED that Paterson conception that no tinues to open the windows of regulating purposes there would be moral and what does the sacredness dress to ical movement and it to there 44 Americans it Bishop Fulton J. is be are million July 24, 1)44 Heaven and ovula- to a hormone of the sacrament demand? pour out bles- because, by suppressing objection T.nlh Sunday Altar Panlacat! Sheen, National So- pill hoped that they will enlist eking out a bare existence, and Director, tion, they caused “a direct v/hich did Our Lady oI the Lake, Lake There are bles- not suppress ovula- Mohawk sings. many the millions of other of these 11 million are Ne- SI. JohnV Stockholm ciety for of and CONTINENTAL FOOD underpriv- in to the Lord, Propagation therefore illicit steriliza- tion but sta- Aus. 27, 1744 sings giving entirely, merely victimized and the Faith, 366 Fifth iledged, impov- Two-thirds of these Ne- Elevanth Sunday Altar Pantacost Avenue, tion.” groes. because: "Where your treas- bilized the date of ovulation, St. A’.lne Villa. Convent Station New or Martin Sfwnmi’b erished citizens. groes are paupers. York, Bishop that Our Lady ol the Lake ure there is heart so the method Lake, Culvert is, your W. Stanton, rhythm 31 Mulberry St., THIS INTERPRETATION also.” is (of conception regulation) Newark, or Msgr. William F. now denied Dr. Nino Pas- Jlu+tcheott & To by could be used with whom should you the complete give Louis, 24 dcGrasse St. Pater- ao park avd otto and Rev. Antonio Nalesso, confidence. Lord's portion? This is some- NEWARK son. who have been assisting a "All of the birth control Letters to the Editor pills NO 4.7200

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He is really count, why pay lem. 1 read with interest, how- Quite obviously the freedom ANOTHER MONEY SAVINO MORE. »» iS SHOP-RITEI BIG well aware of orthodontia and of parents THE MEKRENCE IS IN ever, the letter from Mrs. Nu- to send their chil- THE CASH YCW haircuts and the NOW SAVE! size of a pay dren to a OPEN gent (July 9) and I agree parochial school, check but He said the first which Mr. SHOP-RITE wholeheartedly that good Hays says President LEAN & PLAVOKFVL! tenth. Sometimes we parents Johnson believes BRICKTOWN would come from a free ex- should never forget that much love change of thoughts, opinions as we be impaired, already is im- SHOP-RITE children our God loves them paired and ideas between and seriously the present clergy by 7 Mall more and He will not let them Kennedy laity between Catholic edu- discriminatory tax support for New suffer because a parent did Bricktown, cational authorities and public schools Jersey par- only. Located the Brick Plaza what He requested. i opposite Shopping Can- ents. tarnear Irene M. the Intercession of Moora Road and Candio, Avanua. I do not know from whence Katrina M. Hoopar SMOKED Kinley, Lyndhurst. HAM hails but Dumont. Msgr. Scully as a FRESH PRODI fellow CE! tither (1 presume he SHANK HALF FULL CUT tithes if his parish does) I High Emotions Says Freedom , r salute him. It is oKvious from NECTARINES i Mrs. Nugent’s comments that BUTT e>. Is Reasons CALIFORNIA e u she does not understand the Impaired High LUSCIOUS of It is HALF 471 concept tithing. true Editor: Editor: 191 that if eVery Catholic tithed The news summary you pub- In SWEET response to J. A. Parfitt’s Center we would have no school fi- lished 16) under the head Cut Slices c. (July letter Calif. (July 16), may we say PLUMS 19*b> nancial problems but more “School Aid Suggestions Ig- that the he ROASTS would be adjectives ascribed important we able nored by makes he Republicans” to the civil to Lord, rights movement SUNKIST say "Yes, we did" pertinent a letter for President 10 for are its perversion. when He asks American Cath- Johnson from the White House LEMONS JUICY 39* There will always be the self- olics if from their wealth they March 19 to Mrs. Mae Duggan, seekers, the malcontents, the PASCAL Well Trimmed fed, clothed, and sheltered of St. Louis, a national officer morally and CHUCK Him. of Citizens intellectually STEAK Always for Educational CELERY twisted who CRISP 19! Tasty 35 will attach them- Tithing is not a financial ar- Freedom: selves to a good cause for rangement with God. It is an per- "Dear Mrs. sonal gain. Is there act of faith. A man who tithes Duggan: any more Cut Shortfor Bar-S-Q -SEAFOOD DEPT. 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The Paterson office of the Root and Grace KATHMANDU, Nepal (NC) punished by three years’ im- of Life Society for the Propagation —Prime Minister Tulsi Giri prisonment, and foreigners of the Faith is conducting has reaffirmed Nepal’s re- who attempt to convert Ne- an appeal for $ll,OOO to solve tory’ were destroyed by the to remain Hindu in its palese citizens can be im- build a rectory for two Pa- earthquake, and then all orientation and education, for and Society for the was prisoned a year Propagation washed terson priests establishing a that Chris- away by the sea.” dooming any hopes expelled from the country. mission in lea, Peru. To build and build Rev. tian missionary work be of the Faith and then might Nepal’s constitution states in Dudak and Rev. the space of a few minutes George permitted in the future. that of "every subject to Archdiocese Newark: James Jannucci have reach- citizen, to see all reduced to In buildings a statement—one year the current shall Most Rev. Martin W. ed there traditions, Stanton, S.T.D. bare recently but are beginnings how often after NepaPs social code out- practice and his reli- Rev. John F. in need of profess Very Msgr. Davis missionaries faced badly quarters are with lawed conversions to Christian- handed down from 31 gion as Mulberry St., Newark 2, N.J. Phone 623-8308. this near their people. heartbreaking experience. ity and Islam—Giri declared ancient times." Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. to 11 Yet Donations may sent to Saturday, they go on and on. ,be official support for the Hindu of Msgr. William F. Louis, Diocese Paterson: religion as set down in the Chancery Office, 24 De- constitution. Negro Prelates RL Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis A Letter Grasse N. J., 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson, St., Paterson 1, N.J. Phone 4-0400 “We will have to rebuild this VATICAN CITY (RNS)—The ARmory From 07505. Hours: 9 5 Home Daily, a.m. to p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. country on great Hindu Catholic hierarchy today num-

Donations to the for the the There ideals,” said Giri, adding that bers 71 —one Society Propagation of are now 98 professed Negro prelates the Sanskrit Faith are income tax deductible. Japanese Holy Spirit Mission- language, the Cardinal, 15 Archbishops and ‘University City’ "storehouse of Hindu wisdom 55 Vatican Radio ary Sisters. If anyone should Bishops —a and bound wonder about the attitude of Planned in Mexico thought," was to broadcast disclosed. The family is the basis of the non-Christian play an increasingly important Missioners Japanese MEXICO CITY (RNS) - A the entire human Built, in race. It is parents toward the part the nation's develop- religious Catholic university with a ca- the source of the social ment. WEEK-END RETREATS life, vocations of their the Quake children, pacity of 10,000 students, and unit of nations. In it lie Destroyed em- following might be of interest. Nepal’s social code, called FOR THE LAITY surrounded by a “University bedded the cultural energies of the A missionary priest writes One novice did not receive "Muiki Ain,” last year City,” has been proposed. SPEND A WEEKEND WITH OOD each and tfie future of of abolished people an earthquake which rocked any mail from her (non- the untouchable The school, sponsored by the Pori MEN, WOMEN humanity. his diocese and des- Christian) caste, and child brought family for a long Legionaires of Christ, would be polygamy HUSBAND and WIPE The non-Christian world lost truction from the sea. "I am time. marriage, but reinforced the Muiband A Wife Retreat - July 24-34 established in a Mexico City • the concept of the as Oblataa Ratraat (Third Ordar Man family the sole priest in of Her father wrote: nation’s determination to charge suburb and would be the cen- pro- A Woman) Aug. 7*t. instituted and blessed by God. three the over 50 miles “You are now in the noviti- tect Hindu The parishes ter of a in- religion. large community, Conducted tha monki of Christ restored the family, he ate. code declares by apart," writes. "Our Bish- Insignificant news about 29 that even after cluding structures for Solnt Poul'a forging it as a tie that unites Abbay op has not yet been able to the family should disturb a citizen the rite not academic activity, a 400,000- completes all its members in the bonds clear away the of conversion he remains offi- Plaaaa maka reservation* early rubble of our you during your preparation volume library, an open-air of love. He ordained the fam- Writa (or information to cathedral; he is for cially a Hindu. busy trying your sublime vocation. theater, gymnasia, cafeterias, The of to shelter OIRECTOR OP RETREATS ily relationships. spirit the homeless. My it conver- Don’t let bother you when dormitories, and a 2,000-seat Those who attempt Queen of Peace Retreat Houae a Christianity is community church I St. Paul's Abbey. Newton, N.J. parish and the ’rec- delay in writing." chapel. sion to another faith can be 22 African spirit —a family SOON-TO-BE-SAINTS - The martyrs who will spirit. be canonized Oct. A Christian family, a Chris- 18, Mission Sunday, are portrayed in this done tian community, a Chrisitan painting in Uganda in 1962 by Swiss artist Al- ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. bert The people this is the goal of MAKE IT A Wilder. 22 were slain in Uganda between the apostolate of MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS 1885 and 1887 for missionary refusing to renounce Catholicism. Church. the When you help the BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER Society for the Propagation of ROSARIAN SUMMER the Faith with Uganda Miracle your prayers alms SAVE TO and you are helping this UP 30% apostolate. Series of sermons on Rosary Mysteries M Reasons why It the 5 Albarl H. Hopper largait Her for Unity and Peace manufacturerof Mamorlals In Naw Jersey Brother Tells • Wa cuatomara work Need pais on to our a hara as programs. A Today, Wa taving of up to 30% by sailing hava at our plant a largo dlract to tha purchaaar. stock of raw material, onabilng Help Tomorrow? • All work Is dona by local stone- us to completa your choice on Preacher: cuttars & carvers bora at our short notica. of immadiata From tha the sot- plant, assuring raw granlto to Nun’s With medical relief, Sister . you Devotion dallvary.. of tha monument, Of ting completed REV. HARRY A. O.P. Mary Ricardia, C.5.8., states. KELLY, • You can Inspact tha mamorial wa personalty handle. BY AL ANTCZAK "We find our means of tinued Brother Paul. "That only the many souls who 3* 329-341 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON was the she told contacting LOS ANGELES (NC) only tiling do not know the true God and m Oppo.lt. Holy e.m»t»ry me.” Crow yyy ]_2266 Brother of the Paul, W.F., His great love for them.” "I knew she had KA White Fathers always July 26 The Ascension of Africa has Sister Mary Ricardia writes great devotion to the Martyrs had a miracle within his occur that she is deeply grateful for August 2 The Descent of the Holy Ghost of Uganda,” Brother Paul con- own family. medical received at tinued. "She supplies But he was running the August 9 The Assumption spoke of it in matter- Cape Palmas, Liberia. "The hospital at her mission of-fact fashion in Time Need at the White beautiful she PAX In of Uganda. microscope," August 16 The Coronation It was a Fathers here big place. headquarters says, "was indeed a pleasant There were wards for men and shortly after the word it came surprise and will be so use- Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director women and a ward. Paul maternity Pope VI would raise ful. "We made a little Sat 22 pilgrimage e Martyrs of Uganda to "Just the other day." she together to a Shrine Whose and service is in with kainthood memorial Rosary Summit, New careful understanding accord on Oct. 18. nearby continues, “a child Jersey shrine was to one of the Uganda at 3:30 traditions brought to the dispensary who Holy Hour Services begin p.m. the of Mother Church Martyrs. She told Holy BROTHER me that she afternoon. ’ PAUL’S sister—- had fallen into a pot of boil- every Sunday often here came to pray when a missionary whose oil. His hands and lower name was she needed ing Sister some help. Richildis, W.S., —was oxtremeties were severly scal- Visit Cloister Gift Shop and Cloister Pantry cured of bubonic ded. Fortunately we had on Printing Done To Order HOME fniraculously "MY SISTER KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME LEBER FUNERAL was very Wedding, Ordination, Graduation, Jubilee Invitations. plague through the interces- hand a small of 20th St. & HUDSON BLVD. quiet about her just quantity BERGEN COUNTY 101 UNION AVENUE sion of the work," vaseline which Hand Lettered Cords for Special Occasions martyrs. Her cure he said. we stretched UNION J. N.J. N. was BELLEVILLE, CITY, accepted July 7 in the and covered most of the burn- "But on mother's 9-3503 UNion 3-1100 Uganda my 70th PLymouth Martyrs’ cause by the ed areas. All the while we TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE my sent birthday sister her a Congregation of Rites. were hoping and praying that HOWARD letter MAYWOOD - BOGOTA FRANK McGEE J. BRENNAN and told her thar she the would Brother Paul and his sister morrow bring us 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. had baptized 289 LITTLE FERRY 525 SUMMER persons in to and JERUSALEM: PEOPLE AVENUE came from a of chil- something even NOBODY WANTS family 13 her work replace WEST NEW YORK, N. J. at the hospital,” HUbbard 7-3050 NEWARK, N. J. dren. Their father improve on our vaseline was a Brother Paul A SISTER IN JERidALLM COLLECTS PEOPLE NOBODY UNion 7-0373 recalled. HUmboldt 2-2222 ‘cure’. "The morn- blacksmith in southern Ger- fojlowing Her la SISTER Once WANTS . . . name BERNICE. you have JOHN J. FEENEY & SONS ing 11 medical many. Four of the children cartojfci'of sup- met her, cannot forget . . WILLIAM INC. you her . GORNY & GORNY SCHLEMM, 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE became two A plies arrived;. These supplies Her consists missionaries; School Prayer “family” of dear-mutes, 539 BERGEN AVE. are indeed onfc< the MORTUARY joined the White Sisters tff finest and RIDGEWOOD, N. J. of Af- cripples, orphans, mental defec- JERSEY CITY, N. J. gifts 303 MAIN STREET rica and two became Brothers. we could receive. Please For Tanganyika tives. SISTER BERNICE loves Gilbert 4-7650 JOHN J. more EAST J. CARTY, send us if you can.” love ORANGE, N. Brother Paul them all, with a mothers under- and Sister Ri- Manager DAR ES stand Visit her GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME ORange 2-2414 childis . . . in Jerusalem, were very close SALAAM, Tangan- HEnderson as yika 4-041] (NC) - Catholics and children. She four and you’re off "on a tour” through 335 UNION STREET L. V. MULLIN & SON was years Protestants have older. approved a miles-lonf corridors of her barracks INC. to Visit HACKENSACK, NJ. 976 BROAD STREET WILLIAM SCHLEMM, common Bishop prayer to be recited “home.” The youngsters come run- 7-1010 NEWARK, N. J. 220 HUDSON BLVD. in all Christian held HUbbard "WE ALWAYS wanted to be schools here Mt. ning, their arms high, asking Carmel MArket 3-0660 UNION CITY. N.J. missionaries. in the She used to read Officially published Kis to be picked up. The youngsters HUNT FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM books wahili language the who that la. The SCHLEMM, me about the missions," only, Eng- Bishop Stanton will make can run, crippled PETER J. QUINN lish translatinn_is Ter Pribrr’i Minion AU MANAGER he recalled. "I'd as follows: appeal for the Holy children lie in their cots, wishing 1601 PALISADE AVE. always an Society Funeral Director wanted "Oh for the lor ibi Ortinial Church they too could run . Day by ' FORT N. J. UNion 7-1000 to go to the Far God, our we Propagation of the ~ day LEE, East, Creator, 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE but she greet You, adore Faith Sister Bernice's family gets larger, It seems. “There are always one day read to me we You and July 26 at Our Lady JAMES A. HUNT BLOOMFIELD, N. J. McLAUGHUN DOWNTOWN about the White we ask You bless of Mt. people nobody wants,” she says. “Young or old, we take them Fathers and to this day. Carmel, Newark, Director to 8-1260 FUNERAL HOME their in Rev. Richard all, trusting In God help us.” . . Cheerful and hardships in Africa. All Help us our classes and J. . down-to-earth, Pilgrim Calligaro, 4-1202 SISTER BERNICE doesn't Ssk for anything. But Windsor of for studies that administrator. yon know 591 Ave. a sudden, no reason I so we may get GORNY & GORNY Jersey the which The she’s worried. There sre food bills every day, clothing bills, N. J. can explain, I knew Africa was education will be of Bishop thanks Father MORTUARY Jersey City, J. DIFFILY medical bills, not to mention the need for new equipment . THOMAS to and the . . J. my place. profit us during our life Calligaro other pas- A. McLaughlin, Jr. She needs 34 cots for the crippled children, 399 HOOVER AVE. Jicre on earth. Enrich tors of the archdiocese she tells you finally, 41 AMES AVENUE Sister Richildis preceded her us also for Manager wdth the making these —cots high off the floor so that the crippled children won’t feel RUTHERFORD, NJ. BLOOMFIELD, N. J. brother to Africa, in 1935. He knowledge we need appeals pos- 653-2266 cut off from the world about them. The cots will cost 350 each 3-8400 his to You due honor sible. Pilgrim received first mission as- give and WEbster 9-0098 —51,700 altogether. The 34 mattreases will cost service. Amen." $lO each . . . signment in 1938, when he was FLOOD FUNERAL HOME Bhe needs help, too, ($l, $2, $5) to pay for food, clothing, medi- 24, after HENNESSEY spending three years Will MORRIS COUNTY cines .. . SISTER Andrew W. you give BERNICE ■ hand? You’U be Flood, Mgr. at the White Fathers FUNERAL HOME seminary helping to take care of people nobody wants In the Holy Land. 112 So. Munn Ave. in Germany. 232 KIPP AVENUE East Orange, N. J. SCANLAN The only time he saw hij NJ. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, 4-4445 FUNERAL HOMES •ister ANOTHER SISTER BERNICE? ORange in Africa was in 1947, ATlas 8-1362 MArket 2-2530 AMERICAN SISTERS OUTLIVE the average American 781 Newark six years after the miracle. Pompton Tpk. woman by slg Brother cut& years, according to a doctor In New Orleans. NJ. Paul stationed was on HUELSENBECK Pompton Plain*, SAFETY, are Moreover, they America’s EDWARD F. KUGLER Ukerewe “hardest-working, best educated 50 miles out TE 5-4156 Island, feminine group,” MEMORIAL HOME he said . . . The same is true, we suspect, of Home on Lake Victoria. Community SH 2-6433 Save our native Sisters overseas We 1108 ... need thousands of native So. Ave. "She For Orange was at the north end Sisters In Funerals our 18-country mission world to do what Sister Newark 6, N. J. of the lake. 1 was in PROFIT in 311 FIFTH ST. Tanganyi- Bernice la doing Jerusalem. To train them, we need your Karl W. Huelsenbcck ka. she in The For SADDLE BROOK, N.J. PASSAIC COUNTY Uganda. help. about 112.50 a month ($l5O a $6OO for the over- trip year. Director took a whole week lake all two-year by course) you can "adopt” Sister Antoine Hoyek, Business Phone 773-6500 ESsex 2-1600 steamer, half a week the In Lebanon, or Sister Mary Thomas in up Regis, India. Simply Phone 777-0869 QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME half Residence lake, a week back. I got to write to us now. visit 27-28 Avenue with her only one day. It Harding the last NJ. was and only time I HUDSON Clifton, * WHAT ON EARTH COUNTY saw .. .? PRescott 7-3002 my sister," he recalled. « WHAT ON EARTH DO fSSFX COUNTY WE DOT Speaking simply, we ask you to help the missions in 18 countries THE had In which Catholics are HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME PLAGUE struck NEMAN FUNERAL only handful—lNDlA, HOME her in a for Instance, IRAQ, IRAN, EGYPT, 1941. "She didn’t CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE 171 say catfS 1914 New York Washington Place : As the JORDAN, ERITREA. “Holy Father’s Mission Avenue anything about it to Aid for me," PARK STREET Panaic, N.J. the Oriental Church” we help wherever 77 Union N.J. Brother Paul the Holy Father says It’s City, said. "But \ PRescott we 0 needed. N. J. 7-0141 went for MONTCLAIR, UNion 7-6767 a walk, she said ‘I ifl 4-0005 have Pilgrim to show you’ SCANLAN something EARL F. BOSWORTH and she took me to the ceme- WHERE IT’S NEEDED OEOROE AHR A SON FUNERAL HOME 311 Willow Avenue tery. □ $1 —One day’s support for a priest In INDIA NYE AVENUE E 28th & 12th Ave. 700 N.J. St. "She showed □ $3 —Shoes for a blind boy In the GAZA STRIP Hoboken, me a grave (1 Block North of IRVINGTON, N. J. Oldfield B'way) and said: ’This □ $5 for a deaf-mute boy In LEBANON 9-1455 grave was —Clothing dug |SP EStex 3-1020 Paterson for But □ $lO —Supports a seminarian for month In IRAN Oldfield 9-1456 me. I think the good tw a SH 2-6433 □ sloo—One year’s medical Lord still needed me.* care for a leper In JORDAN She REZEM FUNERAL HOME *£\S& BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME didn’t say much OV more," con- CORNY A OORNY fct4V)s 579 Grove Street 41 Highland Ave. OlVl» rtf* MAKING A WILL? REMEMBER THE MISSIONS OVER- Irvington, N. J. Jersey N.J. MORTUARY SEAS. OUR LEGAL TITLE: THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST City, **• EStex 2-8700 Charles A. 519 Marshall Street As «3"» WELFARE ASSOCIATION. Stevens, Long c<.°° Manager Paterson, NJ. STANTON FUNERAL HOME DElaware 3-6446 MUlberry 4-5400 Dear Monslgnor Ryan: 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE As You Live O. QUINN ft Enclose please find .for LAWRENCE OORMLEY FUNERAL NUTLEY, N, J. HOME FUNERAL HOME Mil 154 Name NOrth 7-3131 Washington Place o and 298 St. Academy Passaic, N.J. CODEY'S FUNERAL 17 Street i SERVICE (at Bergen Square) PRescott 9-3183 ANNUITY N.J. 69 HIGH STREET Jersey City, City Zone state SW 8-8114 You »har« ORANGE, N. J. ol BS

JERSEY CITY _ At about the same time this spring that Gregory Stenbridge was finish- ing seventh grade, the Jesuits who run St. Peter’s Prep not far from Gregory’s home were making plans for his

summer.

Gregory was. too.

The Jesuit plans included a

9 a.m. 4 to p.m. schedule of reading, grammar, composi- tion and math instruction spiced with films, exercise, outings, music and private projects. Gregory's initial plans called for swimming, baseball and

other projects more common to teen-agers. The Jesuits' but plan won, there’s a good chance that Gregory will win, too.

THE ST. PETER’S program has enrolled 25 Negro and Puerto Rican boys from Jer- sey City for intensive training in basic skills. Nine will enter 12th grade this fall; 16 are go- ing into the eighth grade. Most of the boys attend pub- lic schools; five of them are not Catholics. The St. Peter’s program is one of three such schools On a woodland road at Stag Hill (above) Father op- erated this summer by tho Cooke and New York Jesuit three boys of St. Paul's, Ramsey, chat with Province. SUMMER is a job of a different sort, but still and Others are at Prep JOBS - Learning a job, Gregory Sten- Brooklyn and mountain come bridge, left, Manuel right, are their children they've to help. At left, Mrs. and Regis High in Manhattan Matthews, spending summer doing it. Here, Jesuit Scholastic William McKenna Their Rev. Wil- goes over an exercise during St. Berwyn origin, says reading class at Geghan, founder of Community Services Peter's liam Pickett, S.J., director of Prep. the St. devoted to the Peter's program, was Stag Hill sketches with a child people, could do no for them. in New York’s Catholic Inter- more Our then she has discovered to be artistically talented. Below, racial Councjl, headed by Rev. problem, was to find boys who could do the work, Philip Hurley, S.J. Mrs. John H. head the wanted to do the but Haberer, teacher at Stag Hill It is hoped that this year's work, who needed our help." efforts will be the beginning The Advocate summer school, takes a with two members break of of an system. ; • e.:...--; : expanded NONE OF THE boys was the set. into mountain’s rocking horse "shanghaied" the pro- 7 1964 THE DAILY schedule bears July 23, gram by teachers, parents or heavily on the students' needs by Rev. John F. Kennedy, of language skills and math. In Christ the who Tanganyika Three of the four King parish, morning did much of tlie selection. periods are devoted to gram- Instead, many were turned mar, reading, or composition; Seems the away, and some withdrew Lepers Mountain the fourth is math. Always Folk their when The applications they afternoon starts with a learned how much work film discussion was and An Have a Pastor from period. involved. N.J. ‘Poor hour is devoted to physical ed- Their eagerness is shown in Corps’ and the ucation, final hour is SHINYANGA, Tanganyika A and in their reasons for parish leper colony given to read- applying: the farmlands music, private rolling Lake Victoria have passed from “It would beyond ... my and help am- the hands of Volunteers ing special tlie New who started them to tutoring. bition of the U.S. Jersey priest a entering from his None of the work is “reme- colleague home state. Rev. John D. McGuire, of Naval Academy.” “Help mo M.M., dial” has been in any sense of the word. Jersey City appointed pastor of Busanda to develop very good hab- parish study succeed Rev. At Hill “If we spent six George D. Daly, M.M., a native of Hohokus. Stag weeks do- its and become more sure of ing what the kids have been Father McGuire inherits a mission which myself.” “To enter a good col- busy parish includes By ANNE BUCKLEY doing all first year long,” said Fa- lege." "To receive the founda- Maryknoll’s African leper colony. There the 35 residents

ther Pickett, "it would be a tion 1 and 78 out-patients receive medical care. The Busanda RAMSEY You don't have require (for college).” parish waste of time. also conducts Instead, we try I can find a to a primary school, a an adult education to go to the favelas of Latin "Maybe way dispensary, to discover each needs become project and four mission stations where trained native America to find settlements of boy’s not just a good stu- outlying and interests catechists and develop his but an excellent one. ." prepare the villagers for Baptism. people living in miserable os- dent, . work those lines. The along The result is air of Father brother of Francis McGuire of tracism, says Rev. Edward an quiet McGuire, Jersey City, boys know what they need, is a of St. Paul the Cooke of St. Paul's parish here. —but happy determination. graduate of Cross School and St, Aloysius and we're here to it to lie entered in and give The boys are here to High, Jersey City. Maryknoll 1945 was ■» To which might be added: ’ learn,” ordained them.” remarked Father Pickett. in 1954. Nor do you have to go to the “We felt," said Father Pick- is Before assignment to Africa in Father did jungles of Africa to raise na- "Discipline hardly a prob- 1960, McGuire ett, "that if tives above the hide-bound we took boys who lem when they want to go to vocation promotion work for six years in New York, St Louis had fulfilled their monotony of tribal backward- ability, we school.” and Buffalo.

ness nor to tlie back-hills of Appalachia to see something like Dogpatch. You can find all these things right here in North Jersey, the among mountain people known, unflatteringly, as the Jackson Whites. A non-sectarian agency, Community Services, run by two Catholic women, has found the mountain people, at Stag The Hill here, one of their four

settlements in this area. Com- munity Services, founded by Mrs. Berwyn Gehgan of Im- dangers of •maculate Conception, Darling-

ton, has a summer play school j for the children of Stag Hill, 'under direction of Mrs. John joint H. Habcrcr, a college profes- sor who belongs to St. Paul's parish. tain outcasts too. When the mystic rapport between her- tertain the children, but to Paul's has give ownership... St. parish found lot of a inevitably self and the people seems cluster of young- them confidence and the abil- the mountain too, and this, there people are sters as many things participating though ity to compete on a more Cooke has martialed equal they do not care about. mesmerized. Mrs. Haberer, level with children outside. And ».what he calls a "poor corps” mother of is head of the four, to expand their horizons which cordon a of Boy “I COULDN'T live in Mah- psychology department at arc so confined here." working on clearing a wah, where I moved five and Rockland Community College, • Community Services had ■field for a baseball diamond. a half and years ago, close my Mothers who were originally high of its to Mrs. hopes paying pro- eyes it," says Gehgan. stand-offish (the mountain peo- fessional teachers and STAG also known as "Here (college m • HILL, is a social group that ple are of school students donate rises traditionally wary high Tfoevenkopf Mountain, has had no social advantages outsiders) have now taken to their but 'sharply above the complex of time), a couple of since the Revolutionary War.” asking Mrs. Haberer to 'Rt. 17 and the New York help fund-raising projects brought While live some in quite de- their children with special in 'Thruway entrance, above the only $7OO of the $l,OOO goal, cent others homes, languish in scholastic like read- and much is of the problems, so needed for arts -sprawling modernity even hovels, sometimes, living ing. and crafts and other "Ford like an supplies. plant, impreg- in Father Cooke m cars, points *Tve never known on "I'll nable fortress. Such a fortress anyone only accept something if out. While summer offers the em- mountain to be anything there is left 'r- or at least a strategic re- money over," says to the but ployment opportunities gracious," reports Mrs. Mrs. Haberer. "And there ■ treat, was what the original men as unskilled the ' laborers, Gahgan. won’t be . . ." settlers of the mountainsought, indoor work of the winter lin the pre-Revoluntionary War But as a professional teach- months has little appeal for ANYTHING THAT •days. They and the others who might er, she finds another sort of them. Their mountain is the a help mountain children ad- .came later were all outcasts reward in the summer schools. place of beauty, heavily fore- just to the customs of society of one kind or another— In- “These children, who have sted, but they have marred it off the mountain is utilized, dians, Hessian deserters from nothing, arc 10 times more with casual dump areas where and in this the women of-Com- the English Army, Dutch and creative than others,” she rusty fenders and old tires and munity Services have a ready English Loyalists who found confides. discarded ice boxes moulder. cohort in Father Cooke. make themselves on the wrong side, "They can some- the The mountain children go to When they suggested it would thing out of ’English women brought to nothing be wonderful colonies for immoral school in Mahwah now, but to be able to pro- them some of purposes, you give pieces coming from their un- vide a daily and cookies runaway Negro slaves. peculiar juice wood, some rope and jars and break for the After centuries of intermar- civilization, they find it diffi- youngsters sand and they’ll come with In New married own up Jersey, many couples prop- joint tenancy saves taxes. Usually the is cult an instant fqr opposite the descendants of those to compete. Virtually all setting coaching musical instruments." riage, erty-investments, real estate, other assets-in true, including costly double taxation, additional the environmental factors that in good manners he rounded outcasts remain on the moun- And these children who have their names two with ownership to the taxes and even lead a of who passing gift penalties. Another to delinquency are present up group women the freedom of the woods and fallacy: survivor. It is called that to the mountain children. to the of joint tenancy. joint for pledged keep supply the mud of the dirt roads tenancy eliminates the need Wills. refreshments Such be of coming. ownership may practicable in small This is one the causes of un- It’s on their feet, Mrs. Haberer frequent family MRS. GEHGAN five estates and of and Theology I began In the same line are tho held finds certaintypes property better in the "well-behaved, respons- might happiness many situations property with classes to lake be owned in two of years ago sewing trips a picnic, to ive, pleasant and agreeable." names regardless an estate’s to unintended heirs. for the mountain may go And Samba Too women. Last New York City for which size—the There is another reason for family home, for example. But as es- the school started —with Father Cooke has rounded year up her tates "5 Danger Areas In Joint work at Stag Hill, too. grow larger, joint tenancy can be a costly, ... Tenancy" Is RIO DE JANEIRO—What a trickle of children which Christian -Worker " Young es- 'Whatever do for the the you dangerous device. Itis advisable to review title of an informative booklet. A does it mean when, heaven has corts always copy currently passed 50, a high as well as donations for least of my brethren . . . *," such situations seminarians take with will be mailed on Write help us, percentage of the youngsters fare. the family attorney. request. or telephone car she almost "I be- says, shyly. is samba lessons —as on the mountain which has It surprising how Trust they a One last while many persons believe that our Department. day week, lieve that what you are these in of firmly are doing days total population 320. St. Paul's boys from parish able to do is —and Brazil? God-given The children arrive at out X I of Estates and Trusts Stag were raking a play area, you must do It." t, , Department No for we’re abandoned cause alarm, Hill's one-room students of Rockland College told. This unusual course is schoolhouse, five days a week, were directing a baseball game Ordained at 70 The National State Bank simply designed to acquaint scrubbed, somein party dress- for mountain and the / of Newark boys future with the ele- priests es and bare feet, the rest neat- Community Services teachers MADRID (NC)—Rev. Pedro

ments of folk music so they in hand-me-down were class in ly garbed conducting a Alberola, a widower who baa 7 «10 BROAD STRUT • NEWARK, N. can later make use of their J. 07101 play clothes. Theji hear stories good grooming for the girls. served as presiding judge of in modern Bra- M*lr Officii Mitchell 3.4000 • knowledge Mlllbarn-Shsrt HIIUi DSlill 6-1700 • Wilt and sing songs with Mrs- Hab- the Madrid juvenile court since Ellll.Clllwilh CApltol 8-0900 silian Church music. of those “born teach- erer, one “OUR CONCERN," says 1939, was ordained a priest who turns class into Mrs. ers" a a Haberer, “la not to en- here at tha age of 70. 8 THE ADVOCATE July 23, 1904 Films on TV Drama Ratings

Following Is a list of films on TV MOVIES FAMILY "*'<>"•< 3 cSSSuTlumJl,'. July 23-31. There may bo changes In Producer Around the World Miracle Worker some due to cuts for ‘Deputy’ Regrets TV uae. but In 80 Day* Music Man generally the original Legion of De- The Bat Ratings not listed below be Oliver cency may be may obtained at MA 3-5700 ratings accepted as cor- Camelot Peter Pan NEW, LOW SUMMER RATES rect. Alexander ‘Nazi’ Charley'* Aunt School for Scandal Calling Morally Unobjectionable for Do Re Ml She Ixrves Everyone Me FAMILY I :110 are in effect until NEW YORK Dolly Son* ofi Norway Labor Day - Her- that a be Brass Bottle How West Was Master Spy Here'* Love Sound (NC) particular point Tammy A of Mu*lc Buckskin °" Rl>'*r W MrHale'. Jenny Kl***d Me man Shumlin, and raised in discussion. Frontier Navy Wife Kwil °V, Navy Bachelor 10 Little Indian* co-producer Kwal Incredible. Mr.„ Late Arrival PRESERVE YOUR&S* Canadian Paclfio Okinawa Moon-Spinners Tanan Goes To Broadway director Leave It of “The Deputy," con- Shumlin called Alexander an Charlie Chan Pattern! lJmpet My 6 Loves to Jane With Love . to India Code 93 on Island of Blue Never Put It Little PARTY troversial “ex-Nazi” Broadway Port Sinister | Stooges Go Mary Wonder World DATE NOW! Broadway play, re- and, a F n0m’ n ' ln later, Dark Command Public Pigeon #t ol " Writing Round World Sunshine Winslow Boy FmUr. n . . _ Empire ~.Dit Mad?h Mnd Mad„ Majority of One tracted publicly a charge he “Nazi.” Down in Arkansas Sand a Pntsy Tiser Walks Unakikable Molly at PeWn M»n for all Avery special for For Love of Rusty Shanghai Cobra J? * **ad World 7 Faces of wild St Wonderful Brown price any extra had made that Great Fee of S*a*ona Edgar Alexan- Alexander’s reputation as an Ghost Diver Springtime ape Lillie* Field Dr. Lao Young Swingers special occasion. Every glamorous Give Ui This in Rockies der, Catholic historian, socio- anti-Nazi since the earliest ADULTS detail the arranged in grand man- Night Sweet in Lowdown logist and was of the National Socialist Unobjectionablefor Adults Adolescents All King's Men Life With Father ner to insure a philosopher, a days Honeychila Those Were , perfect party in a All Home Life With Iron Glove the Daya Way Mother “Nazi.” Act One Distant Trumpet Good South in Germany was Neighbor Paclfio A.pem Paper* Lord Pengo perfect setting. Party quick- It Shouldn’t Thrill of to Rear Lifetime Advance Ensign Pulver Sam a State Fair Barefoot In Park Mary In letter to John defended persons. to Dog Thunder Over Conqueror Mary Nebel, ly by many Happen Erie, Midnight Story That Man From Rio Best Foot Forward Milk S'L'y-yHome and Honey Meet Me In Plains Bullet for Madman Evil of whose WOR radio Shumlin's Move Over. Unslnkable Molly Best Man Misalliance program letter to Nebel, St Louis X . . . The Dwr » Hour Frankenstein Darling Brown Beyond the Fringe Mr. Annie President here has been the vehicle for read the 9 Mlsa Unknown Devil-Ship Flower during July pro- Drum Song Muscle Beach Party Walk a Tightrope Boy Friend Music tn Air Rooney ' Geronlmo Nightmare World of Bye. Bye, Birdie Fair many discussions of the Rolf said in „ . Henry My Lady gram, part: Diary of Madman Goliath and 7 In Caine Days May Orient Mutiny My 3 Angela 633 Hochhuth play, “The Deputy," "I desire to make it clear ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS Vampire* »iuadron Yellow Canary Court Martial Never too Late Shumlin Calculated Risk Naughty Marietta said he wanted to that I have no reason to be- Abandoned Ladies* Man Call Me Madam Night Must Fall Abroad With Maid of Salem Adults “correct misunderstandings.” lieve that Dr. Alexander Morally Unobjectionablefor Carnival! Night of was 2 Yanks Night Club Carousel January 16 Come September “The was under ever a member of the Nazi And Then There Scandal o'***' Mafloea Pink Panther Chalk Garden No Deputy” nedtimeStory For Those Time for Were None Only the Who Mall Order Brid* Prize Corn la Green discussion June 6 the radio indeed Black Orpheus Think Young Sergeants on or was ever a Man Marriage of Figaro Rio Bravo - Party Valiant Crttlce Choice Ape 1 fmir Oklahoma! Big Naked Kits Thin Red Lina show Sal- Nazi. H I Hangover Pagan Love Song nft* 8 1 * V Dear Me. Sky la Once Upon by Shumlin, Msgr. anything might have rvJig.Come Blow Your Goliath St a Black Book Pardon My Paat Notorious Third Secret F-Uhlg ~orn Mattress vatore J. Barbariana Landlady editor of the said on the Countess of Quiet Please. Zulu Deer Ruth 110 hi Adamo, program might Shade Cristo Killers Monte Murder Deaert Son* Pepa la All Catholic Star Camden a Herald, lead to contrary Death impression in Sight Case Dial M for Photo Finish diocesan 20 newspaper; Kieran I regret it exceedingly and de- Small Doses of Murder For Adults (With Reservations ) Murder Pleasure of Hi* BEAUTIFUL FUNCTION ROOMS, East of Eden Smart Girls Enter Laughing and Rabbi Samuel sire retract Company NEWLY DKORATED, O’Doherty to any such im- Escape Don’t is Fade Out-Fad* Talk classification given to certain film* which, while not morally offensive In Pygmalion 40 Guns , AIR Silver. A Tall. Dark in themselves, require caution Fantastlcks Romanoff and COMPLETELY CONDITIONER was re- that I have and tome analysis and explanation as a telegram pression might giv- Mail Conquering protection Fiorello A Handsome to the uninformed against wrong and conclusions. Juliet VALET PARKING AVAILABLE ceived from Alexander interpretations false en.” Hero Thieve* Fall Oat 8 Finger Exercise Sabrina Fair asking Best Man Iceland Third man Easy Life Servant Flower Drum Song Send Me No FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION Imitation Genera] Black Like Ms Girl 3 Came Home Organizer Tom Jones Funny Flowers Ivy St Music Glass Menagerie Show Boat CALL MR. BARD Ml 2-4400 Word* ... _ Jim Thorpe Young Don’t Cry Hamlet Solid Gold Cedillas American in in Part Happy ..All You’re Army Morally Objectionable for Everyone Hunting Take Her She'a Plays in Brief King of Now Harvey Mine Black Sabbath Irma LaDouce Monsieur Viva Las Heart of Chinatown Verdoux Vegas Hasty Teahouse Carpetbsggars lady In Cage Rat Race What a Way to Go High Spirits August Moon Cleopatra Long Shot in Dark Holiday 10th OBJECTIONABLE Ships Yesterday. Today. Man Some Home of By JOAN T. NOURSE . Love Back Like It Hot end Tomorrow Bray* Third Best Sport Broadcast Honeymoon Hotel Man In Middle Strangler How to Succeed Thurber Bl* Operation Paclfio • Carnival A Funny Thins Happened tha of '3* in Business Time Out for on Way nli* as a tum-of-the-ceotury merry Private Affairs I* tha Forum Low. widow her Kind lecrlah farce, Betting cap for a rich, crus- Checkpoint of Bel Ami '* Lady Ginger often suggestive, comlo merchant. Mid I based upon ty Corpse Vanishes Queen Bee Condemned King Time Remembered mix-ups coins BROAD AT LINCOLN NEW back to Plautus. High Spirits musical Ladles In Top Banana STREET PARK, NEWARK, JERSEY Enjoyable Gun Crazy Tarzan. Ape Man After the whose Fall Lone, emoUonaily about a man second marriage High Sierra Retirement Tovarich UntU They Sail Passionate 7 Stne charged drama by Arthur Miller, prob- la periled the Capital Women of World Lady's Not for Trojan by return of hla first Lulu Belle Valerie Women ing the of how mod- wife’s Summer Silence painfully question flirtatious ghost. Burning 12 Angry Men em man is to live with his own guilt How to Succeed In Business Without and that of others. Includes much pro- Really Trying Clever, sophisticated and fanity some sordid material; musical spoofing cheerfully the type remains thought murky. wno rise* to the top by unscrupulously THE ADVOCATE * Any Wednesday Slick, often amus- piaylng all the angles. RESORT SECTION Y 0 UR GUIDE TO RELAXATION & RECREATION ing comedy, that favors marriage but Marco's Millions Colorful O’Neill does not disapprove abou* Marco affairs. drama Polo, which, by SPRING LAKE Baby Want a Kiss Off-beat attacks SPRING LAKE implication, American materi- ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY NEW YORK NEW YORK satiric three-character play attacking alism. the American cult of Includes Mary, Mary Rollicking success. light come- tastelessly coarse dialogue. dy by Jean Kerr In which a brighl Barefoot In the park Laugh- young woman almost wisecracks her- •elf FAMILY loaded. light adult comedy about tha out of a good marriage. VACATION? adjustment problem of newlyweds My Fair Lady Enchanting revival more for vacation On Beautiful whose dream your money! Washington Lake Private Beach houae Is «n ley fifth- of the famous musical about the Cock- z and Dock floor * garret with leaking roof. flower *l*l “and her in the Shawangunlt Mountains ney arrogant speech Just a step from Beach and Boardwalk on beautiful Park High Boating • Bathing * Blacks OUR SUNDAY to THURSOAY Fishing Rancorous, bitter comedy X&Rf.SS.* 2 Hours from New York Never Too Late Wry INCLUSIVE, Jrd Place between Ohio and Indiana Vj Outdoor • blasting nil conspirators responsible comedy about SPECIAL FAMILY PLAN. Aves., Atlantic City. Sports Recreation Hall for racial injustice. Both dialogue and • long-married pair suddenly expectant PERSON IN ROOM (undsr II) FREE Near Church Over 200 rooms, pnost with bath 3 Meals • A bit on tho private including American Cuisine general spirit aro niurtily vindictive. parents again. earthy side, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. single, but otherwise a amusing. double and suites. Also rooms. Blues for Mr. Charlie - Violent, A whole Mock on the ocean front In • large family Nobody Loves an Albatross Hard, bitter drama of protest against the famous resort. Our own fast. Often funny adult comedy about privste bathlnt • FREE PARKING... FREE BATHING FACILITIES victimizing of Southern b«ach. Bather’s Negroes. Some a brash TV luncheons on the Quarter TWIN OAKS producer cynically • LODGE lines getting Deck Open and enclosed lun decks overlooking extremely crudo and sensual. directly on the Ocean. Dancing nightly Write, phone for broch. ocean • Elevators by on bluff. from street level • 3 television lounges • Air But for Charlie Sardonic Handsome nl the air-conditioned Shipmates Room. L. W. HARVEY conditioned Whom, Oliverl production and A roomi available • Rata Includes continental breakfast comedy about the make this SELECT OCEAN-FRONT HOTEL Owner-Manager YULAN, Y. tangled personal af- lively score a generally en- N. Near St Catherine’s fairs of those heading a foundation joyable version of the beloved Dickens Church and Shrine subsidizing writers. Takes novel. REASONABLE RATES FREE PARKINO casual, toler- (SOI) 449-dflOO j ant view of illicit love. 110 In the Shade Engaging, ro- RATES: - - mantic musical about Weekly Adulti S« Children under 12 $2l; under i SIS constructed a bright but Deputy Weak, poorly Efficiencies, Em blunt farm girl given a needed morale Hofei Rooms, CoHeges Dally Adults SI, children H play leveling the wild charge that 4lup boost by a starstruck con-man. LAKE VIEW TO)unnymede Pope Pius XII acted In (ikS GENE TAGLE TOM Telephone basely failing Per Double Oce, FINN to Roar Lika Dove Person, condemn formally the Nazi a Mildly racy The t6EI mas- Wedgwood Proprietor* 914—956—2745 or2901 of Jews. .about HOTEL sacre British comedy a Scottish laird iCci whose one wish la to have a to 10« Sum,x (print Lake Oylsn account of the eon Ave.. Spring Lake. N. J. Batch, R.J. HOTEL Sympathetic Inherit his land. [its last hectic months of tho talented but Oone block from tbe Block to sa Our 10th ocean overlooking Phoner Celebrating Season "Ireland In the CafeWlh* sadly dissipated Welsh Streets of New York - teat aide of wilk. V poet. Dylan Highly agree- lake. Atm Code Thomas. Some able musical Plan. On Laka. SOS-M4-t134 raw drunken talk and off-Broadway version of a EUROPEAN PLAN FREE PARKINO EMERALD unseemly behavior. 19th-century melodrama of love and in*. Oolf, flihlnt. ISLE HOUSE WEEK greed in the Mg, wicked DAY SEASON Fade city. (201) Cl 9-6- Rout* 23. South Cairo. 318 2-W2B Out-Fade In Bright, 01 9-8006 01 9-9544 N. Y. Tel. MAdlson Was Roees Jamta E. For the beet vacations for and old. breezy satiric musical with Carol Sub|ect Compassionate ever young BEAUTIFUL airy rooms, Innersprlng Burnett of troubled Mrs. Gerald A. Dundon. Prop. mattresses. STILL as a chorine of the 30s rocket- study a pair and their SERVING 3 HOT MEALS DAILY. Menu on request (If you like ed to movie to stardom. young son Just returned from World eat . . . this Is lor you.) Lane filtered swimming pool. Lawn sports, swings and slides for children. Free trans. to snd from church. Dancing to our own Irish- Fantastlcks Whimsical comedy, NEW YORK ATLANTIC American orchestra. Incl. everything. Special low curiously effective. In which two Bar & Grill. TV. Rates W 5. wkly rat* yoinvg people find their for children and "Always Welcome." For Reservations or bklt. Call or writs Owen * romance more eSvieiu CITY •xclung when Summer Julia Lamb, Prop. obstacles are devised. Stock JsCdonialue ITmmmn An. MhiMmi Beach DUFFY'S RIVER VIEW F nli for Oscar Wilde Stimulating I $4l adult drama s about England's most Sprint Lake Beach. N. J. 7, M Narrewsburf, N. Y. T»l. 2JIM rontroverslal 19th century 1 d,rn Comlerlabla Reomi Alpln. convert to In N. Area block tram Atlantic Ocean. .. .. ? J. 'Sft. Make & MOTEL Catholicism. lumimr Reiervatlone New OP«N MAY Jf THAU *«PT. LENMOORE LODGE Accommodation! tor to. Frtt II Elevator, Sundeck. Folios Carousel and Booklet. 2 Spacioua Lobbtee. TV. situated L,k. N. Bergoro Bitter-sweet Rodgers "Monmouth Parklnt • on RD Box JCI-A, Oeor*e, Y. Beautifully 1, _ Burlesque-typo Delaware River, French Hammersteln musical aboutthe troubled 3rd GenerationOwnership Id*“ Central Location. RESORT" revue with objectionable cos- T Phono (Ml) 44»-ftft. lake “A COMPLETE LAKISIOE Private tumes and of Near Everything. on premises, good bathing, dances. marriage a circus barker and Harold A. Taylor. FREE to bathlnf. fUhlnf. aporta. lnctudlnf a 8«THE OCEAN SMINB URE RUCK. far (ueita: Hoatin*. aurnmcr New England factory girl. General e R J. fcat- Wrlte Ph. H«-7»I0 swimming, (lahlng. Funny Oirl pa- or shumeboard. plngpong. G excell. moala. 183.00 op wkly. Froo trana. boa or Entertaining musi- GOLF. Comf. acc. cal, with low tronage. A renowned luxury hotel. Pvt. Ocean 1 a risque spots, featuring archery, handball, recreation hall, barbe- piano. Color Brochur* "A". N. A. Grim. "Sun. Maaa block" dynamic Fourseater Clever Bathing Beach, young Barbra Streisand two-character Swimming Pool with as about cue, spotlessly clean, farm Fanny Brice. play a marriage sometimes outdoor dlnlne terrace. Superb cul* beat food, own tender, eometlmee ..Moll* Oolly Fresh, caustic, sometimes tine. New children's «* products. Children half . clean, playroom, sup- rate. Free trace, ex- ribald. Madison hilarating musical, with ervised. All sports 18-hole Carol Chan- . . . golf to churches and station. HOTEL Olaee Menagerie Wistful Wil- 1 YULAN early course. hr. World's Fair. Near Mon- Ovarlooklns Ocaan at 111. Av. 344-8181 liams dram.i obout faded Southern mouth Plerense a Park track. (2 Blk. St. Duffy and ten On Shores of Washington Rms. twllo ' ATLANTIC CITT Lake. Fun 4 Relaxation. vainly seeking a gentlemancaUer Srrinc Laka Catharine Church. Olrect access to with H4C water, excall, meals. Also Cabins with semi* for her shy daughter. Adults and teen- Exit 66. Only Motel IUMMER Garden State Parkway WEEKLY PACKAQE pvt. baths. On Premise*. Pvt. Beach. R*c. Bar. agers. room. Wr-Condltloned Casino, Handball Ct. rates 144 - Includln. BREAKfAIT • Boating. Swimming, Wkly Television Menlaua ftispensefu] mystery in DINNER Room Taltvlalon WKLY CollO Bklt. Tel: Barryvllle 956-2142.ANN 4 PETER UOZZA. .men Inc murder of WKLY. up. * waspish women Complimentary 65 •0 t* htuband MOM —BARLOW'S—, plotted by end rival. Moral MOM Broaktail vaioea somewhst muddled It anybody Rewaat. moat Itafeau Ult Durtiim I, NY. Dili 1,14)4)111 VERMONT VERMONT JULY U checks. ASBURY PARK DRILY RATE! SUNDAY, • rooma In • • My Fair nodtrn twin rim Bleyclot . Handball 7:30 a.m. (7) The Christopher*. Lady Captivating musical FROM t| FROM (print Uko Batch MOTEL 110 . Tannli • tltuf. Servants." about the and her Board a Movlu . "Encourage Publlo Cockney flower girl l.ml Prlrato Bath 1 Blocka to Prfr.l. Bath Cocktail lounio . Cailno . Orel, 7:30 a.m. (S) Tho Christophers. arrogant apeech professor. Family. on Nlghl it. Catharlna’a Ptr Poraon t In Room Brtm. . Moyle* . Horiti. Bolf All gtlS a.m. (11) The Christooners. of the Iguana Compassionate . but John L Smith 449 9800 diorchu • 1 8:23 a.m. (9) often sordid study of dis- near dalle, meale dally The Christophers. four Rlcyellnf on Boardwalk • heartened people Rolllni Choir • Showart • Baths • H L C water all 1:30 a.m. (4) Talk About God. ■ sharing bleak confi- HO'fEt>and G6.5--

dence. In RHo o|n t a Acco. 100 • Mirknoll Stators. , decrepit Mexican hotel. AVON BY THE SEA |( witor Tatty • Stool tel. • • $4O $4B wkty. > 8:30 Bus- Some very raw Uoee. Plor Icand. A Irish a.m. (4) Inquiry, "Modern AOmlnlon • plot FREE Attroctloni Mpt. iness end No Itrtnoi Coldly Ethics." sophisticated mu- ovilloblo 0. C. Barlow. Prop. (Alt sical to 111 tunti o Broadway blandly countenancing liaisons Entartalnmont o without marriage vows. Good scon, but Movloi • TY • Surf morally qnaotiooable. • Bathing Onlhr Daneo Luioni o ON Poor _ Banco. bad, Dad Macabre, off- 109 SYIVANIA AVENUE beat comedy about a vin- CORNER Radio monstrously ROOM WITH TV, ON dictive widow and her pampered, re- UPPER FLOOR FACING THE son. Ghoulish In climax dubious LAKE BOMOSEEN VERMONT £r.**ed OCEAN, SIS DAILY, PER PERSON Colonial 14, •olid Ootd Jaraay thore'a dlatlnctlvo houaa cool Oraon Mt*. Cadillac Amusing adult guaat In tho SUNDAY, JULY M comedy about a spunky lady stockhold- whara you con an|oy comfort, relax- 1:49 WIN! Paallst Sermons, a.m. er whose protects over policies lummor Land and Water Sport. Ptannod Entorlalnmant. cause" and oxcallant Block Bvary 1 ajn. WPAT Christopher* In ation, maola. to MO Yard,. quits . hunbub a big wS>r.u£ & NEW MOTEL Manor Laka.ldo Cocktail Loom,. Catholic Chapol - 7 a.m. WNEW Hour of Crudflad. - and .toyg.of Moota Delightful musical ocean pool. Owner-management. 7 a.m. WHN Christophers. t57-t7B varied ah. family Haiti. About the convent HgypKtH• Include a oaeol/ant ino spirited girt who At Mre. Qeerge Wataon 77J-4458 IMif traa iMiiwilk itkitk waakly 7:19 a.m. WHN Hour of BL rrancio. tht Boardwalk i 2d Avo. Clt» started the Trapp Family 7(30 WHOM Sacred Heart, a.m. ngars. Recommended (or with Greenville 3, N.Y. S’antnaliy all. IrgaMaa* A Dinner t a.m. WPAT Sacred Heart. Toverlch Romantic IV.J. SXSO Ml . musical about AsburyPark, Weekly (1 in Room) SilO a.m. WCBB Audit. *»° gay .and gallant Russian aristo- Tel. (318) YOrktown 6-8806 130 a.tn. MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS WMCA Are Maria Hour. crats woiktng Lm, than 1 hour from Nowark as savants In Paris dur- Air CondlHeneA SL Ignatius 'he Location—in Loyola. J»zi Ags. General patronage. Unat* Contor of Tow* fclratforb 3nn Dining fteom 1:20 a-m. WABC Christian la Ac- of - Canvanlont to Tunnel Lav* Week, farce Churchoi. Ihopolno. AVON-BY-THI'IIA, HJ. (RUT BARRINQTON (, MAU. "An Maos risque tion. American Program." making of the fool Pree Parking mqch marital lapses of on Promlooc, Air Con*, roomo. Two abort blocks CIS or 1:20 WHN The Catholic Hour. iron Atlantic Ocean *4l AKWOOD INN Ttl. 1211 a.m. the *o-eallsd P*P* Ocoon whits *63 ouburbss smart sat. HoaltMul iothlng end sandy baachaa Comfortable, Aha lurepean Pfin am. 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Pboos Atlantic*City 345-6121 ’ns^Fass&xxsiu fr-xi TO Church A Religion and Race 1961 Scores Czech Reds Bergen Meet July 21, THE ADVOCATE 9 2 - On Red Radio Surveys of Church Role Highlights CORE Head Talks The Catholic Church’s role "Cherishing the American four Ohio designated parishes in TORONTO, - An In the entire in • nation, there promoting racial justice was of life, this Race American way group urges largely Negro neighborhoods Report priest of Slovak an- is not a single novitiate. the of subject two recent sur- all citizens to vote their 27 for AID cestry has con- as counseling centers where July aired his views The NEWARK • The Greek veys. results of one, a poll victions. Announcement not Catholics do regardless of race or court-referred youth and their entirely favorable a —of the not of all 136 U.S. dioceses and of Bergen County Conference SOUTH ORANGE More have a single church. creed. Knowing that we are parents meet The of Catholic in Czech regime over may weekly. laymen serving the govern- on 50 was with and Race to be than Catholic and Protes- • archdioceses, greeted one under God, we to parish schools Religion professional ment radio Priests are still working seek also will be positions of lead- of Prague. held tant reserve by its Ave minimize Nov. 11 highlighted a re- and civil rights in factories or sponsors, our differences and used for after-school clergymen ership farms, not per- study throughout the world. Msgr. Andrew R. Maria this week leaders Beros, pas- magazine. The second, exalt port by Rev. Aloy- throughout New Jersey On mitted to perform their divine our common so centers, for July 31, the institute will tor of St. interests, especially youth Joseph’s Church here a survey of the San Francisco sius J. Welsh, archdiocesan co- and New York area have been services. that continued broth- with undesirable home en- hear Dr. Valmore and harmony, Acevedo, of the First ordinator of interracial invited chaplain Cath- Archdiocese, was published love and and justice to Seton Hall Universi- of erly good will may vironment, to give tutor- governor Vene- olic Slovak without Tachiera, Union, made his “PERHAPS comment in the dio- ing to slow learners programs. ty here July 27 to hear James zuela, the saddest prevail in our community." in an ef- and founder of the So- appearance June 30. cesan paper. The In the Catholic on the Monitor. fort to them report to in- Farmer, national director of cial Christian story religious keep in school. there. front,” Ave • Party Maria asked 16 terracial groups, Father Welsh the Congress on Racial Equali- said Beros in his 11- ques- • HE SAID THAT Msgr. the country tions of the 136 but notes that further details ty, speak The minute broadcast, "is the Bishops, Mobilise on on American "is Laity sharing in the wake of fewer than half W ork the Protest a tragic fate of the 52 sent Against Bill Bergen conference will be Conscience and American So- monasteries PHILADELPHIA (RNS) - Ruling prosperity that is Some said there later spreading and convents. replies. was DETROIT provided by Rev. Ber- ciety. over The Archdiocesan Commission (NC)—The Arch- and America no racial Europe to- problem in their nard O. The talk is sponsored the On “I with Sisters at diocese of Detroit has launched Lickteig, Carm., pas- by ‘Fanny Hill’ spoke a Sees. on Human Relations is mo- day.” Others gave long, de- tor of St. Institute for International home an education Cecilia's, Englewood, Ser- charity in the Tatra bilizing Catholic to work program against NEW YORK But Msgr. Beros tailed laity and John - A citi- also pre- analyses. Powers of the Ber- vice, the annual six-week (NC) Mountains. Exiled from their at the level a proposed homeowners’ ordi- decent sented the Half of those parish and with zens' literature other side of the responding gen County CYO office. workship at Seton group, convent, are nance it feels is unconstitu- given Hall coin: they assigned by juvenile and their in a letter to Gov. 17 and said had delinquents the Nelson the they per- tional and against by Association for Interna- government to care for parents for better race rela- interracial TWO PERMANENT county mitted and Rockefeller, has that • In Bratislava in 1937 there priests religious to tional charged spastic children and mental tions. justice. have Development. in civil organizations already recent the New York were at least 150 engage work, in- rulingsby for patients. For 14 rights The 11-member The sponsored by been established within priests years, they commission ordinance, the FARMER Court of 150,000 Catholics. direct action. Of those, IS scheduled to Appeals leave New seen no new cluding the. Today there have members has called upon the Greater Detroit Homeown- archdiocese. Msgr. J. 11 had Legion of Eugene speak at 8 in York are 30 priests blanket approval. p.m. “completely lawless in to serve twice in their The given which ers’ Council, permits McNulty community. same Mary, has chapters in a proper- Reilly of Christ the King, Jer- Hall. the field that Not all those an- His speech is part of a of obscenity." number. No new parishes holds for all communities responding 35 ty to of to provide owner accept or reject is Catholic leader swered all the city parishes, sey City, of The have been established. questions. How- Monday-and-Friday night se- letter, signed by clergy- men and women.” volunteer “field workers” any prospective or the Hudson for buyer ten- County conference ries for Institute men-supporters ever, the majority indicated participants, of the Opera- both projects. ant “for his own reasons" and and Msgr. Thomas J. Donnelly that they had support who come from Asia, tion Yorkville organization given The commission guarantees him Africa, will cooper- against “inter- of Immaculate Conception, to civil rights action through South America and the Mid- here, urged the Governor to ate with a number of the ference” public pastoral city’s by authority. Elizabeth, and Charles dle East. make endorsement Msgr. The is a state- letters, Protestant Violations public invited. “strong public churches in a "Citi- are punishable by B. Murphy of St. of encouragement Bernard’s, AID director James Lamb ment as legislation, $5OO soon as possible con- zens’ Aid for Youth” a fine and 90 in are liaisons of efforts and at- program days jail. Plainfield, to the described Farmer’s the interreligious talk as a demning” court’s action. which • tempts through juvenile courts Union County conference. to event of the letter’s I™-:--- ,A-J integrate teaching will refer youths “vitalizing community Target attack in trouble The New Conference staffs. Jersey . . •. planned so that Institute was a AT and their Urges Justice Love July 10 ruling by the THESE FINE RESTAURANTS In parents to church , on Religion and Race will hold summing up, the editors participants, area civil Court of rights Appeals reversing a groups. RALEIGH, N.C. (RNS) discussion said, “As in things, we a leadership Dec. leaders many and Catholic and Pro- ban on the 18th century novel FREE The plan was devised after The North Carolina PARKING talk more than Council on 2, probably at Rutgers Univer- we act. On this testant clergy and “Fanny Hill” and a county court asked laymen holding un- AIR let judge the Religion and Race has urged New Brunswick. Father CONDITIONED score, every one of us ex- sity, could together constitutional of churches come to listen a section of the help and church the state’s residents amine his conscience.” to Welsh is and own “prac- seeking priests and then to state penal law Spadalitlng In HOME MAOE to provide “sad- tice the Biblical . dig deeply barring sales The San Francisco organizations command to who wish to survey laity participate. into Christian to ly needed moral and imperatives and persons under 18 of books Ravioli said that love Father Welsh Cavateili more than 75% of the spiritual thy neighbor" by support- has also asked local and orientation" national issues in- “the cover contents of and to relieve the ing the Civil or archdiocese’s parishes had had Rights Act and for assistance and ideas on Manicotti volved in civil which * overworked and understaffed rights exploit, are devoted to, sermons on racial since eliminating “injustice" in vot- such matters as justice tutoring pro- action . . .” or are probation system. principally made up of the that all schools ing. education, in general for 3 PRIVATE spring; employment grams Negro AID, with BANQUET The Catholic commission headquarters in descriptions of illicit sexual treat the has and accommodations. or problems of racial public youth. Paterson, is an organization ROOMS in immorality.” justice the classroom, and that the percentage of Negro 925-31 West Side Ave. Catholic children in parochial schools is Undtr Personal Supervision greater than that PITH lIVSNTO of white Catholics. Jersey City. HE 3-8945 Ave Maria did not receive a reply from the Los Angeles Archdiocese, recently the ob- ject of heated criticism. Luncheon • Dinner • Parties • Cocktails □ Grass Roots Drive a Business Meetings SAN FRANCISCO (NC) I '""Eg^l Banquets Archbishop Joseph T. Mc- Wedding Receptions nmramns'afl 5 Gucken made an unscheduled M JCtftnon1-4373 appearance before interracial workers here to urge defeat of FREE 41TIV0RY SOAP! the drive to kill California’s $lO fair law. pvrcJioww or mu housing s The Archbishop of San Fran- *3* Cigar**A M* PmfachJ cisco spoke at the etueuxjn western re- gional conference of Catholic Interracial Councils, which 4 Personal Size Bars formed a statewide organiza- kuy.u.y.uajoaLu.xxxu.v tion, Catholics Against Prop- JOHN 1. MURPHY. Hs

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,tMJ»fua>iaboM>fatf, Ml*, DuTtlt hm* 10 THEADVOCATE July 23, 1964 Readers Answer I Was Thinking... For Immaculata Sisters Readers The Advocate "There is of always the possi- lie and parochial schools are A Time were selected at random bility of putting the problem far ... from so apart. However, in the Recuperation in the form of a referendum cities the Newark Archdiocese and where the schools are Council and having the citizens within Superior, Paterson Diocese and asked vote a reasonable distance the their the program could work out opinion of article on For well." Reading, shared time school Meditating programs. Shared Time The article appeared Page Mrs. Robert Seland, River- Elected at on By RUTH W. REILLY Chapter dale: 1 of last week's issue. "I believe the main thing School about Program education is to the Did you see the picture of with. In it she the MIDDLEVILLE, N.J. sistant, vicaress; Sister Mary get applies les- Mary and Martha, for the Mrs. Walter Garbartni, En- best possible and if Mrs. Rose at sons of Our Mother M. Veneranda Bohlen, Grace Eisinger of Tombrock the shared Kennedy arriving Lady’s life to the Christian of whatever back- glewood: “I think it would be time the in Boston to visit re-elected program will accomplish hospital of everyday 5.M.1.C.,_was super- College, Paterson; Sister Car- everyday living ground who seeks to find an excellent idea. on it instead of leaving the de- ior One of my this, then I’m all for it. Those her son? She brought with her people in world. general of the issima Brazil, and Sis- today’s It is Christ and to serve Him Missionary Rocha, cision in the hands of . . . main reasons is from solely who will make the a box of homemade Sisters of the Immaculate Con- ter M. Bernadette de actually final deci- "large simply and beautifully done. in detail his ... every of life.” Castro, the the boards of education.” taxpayers If a sion should a A (Immaculata also Brazil, standpoint. careful con- cookies and book of Irish favorite volume I have It ception Sisters), are counsel assist- give uses Biblical quotations as parish were to abandon its sideration to the school child poetry.” read and along with anew general coun- ants. Sister Jean Marie Rock- Betty L. Smith, East Or- re-read is "Medita- periscopes to give insight and first four grades to cil at the sixth of in order today and how such a People arc the same the tions of a Believer" general chapter ley a native St. Andrew's, ange: “I think it’s a marvel- pro- by Marcel reason to the speed and tur- insure better science held at the motherhouse Bayonne, elected and phy- gram would him as fu- world over. When we visit one a Frenchman and July was general ous idea and one that should help a Legaut, fa- moil of world. sical education today’s 16. Bishop Navagh presided. administrator. programs for ture citizen.” another we like to bring a spe- ther of six children. He has Mother Vener- go a way in a his Anne Morrow the long providing Lindbergh's Mother Veneranda a native anda and the higher grades, then all cial gift that will please. My doctorate in council will re- better education and wider mathematics but meditative and leisurely "Gift of those children would have to father liked left his Aachen, Germany, spent 14 side at Maria Immaculata choice North particularly pea- professorship at the from the of subjects for many Jerseyans Sea,” is another to schools nut was years in China as regional su- Convent here. go public and taxes brittle and often that University of Renne children which might other- and with slender volume particularly would be much perior when the community Rev. Francis Xavier higher. his special gift. In our house, his family settled into Bockey, wise be denied them. I recall Get State Posts the appropriate for summer read- was "Catholics forced Red Chinese to 0.F.M., of Rio de Janeiro is who send their chocolate chip cookies are al- more by reading an article in The Ad- contemplative and soli- ing. leave the mainland. Prior children to parochial school be- to at the as ec- ATLANTIC CITY Mrs. ways "special,” probably tary life of peasant amt Each present chapter vocate some time ago about shep- of these books may be continue her election as superior gen- clesiastical assistant. to pay taxes and Joseph Ruggier of cause I make tins of them as herd. shared time in Union in Parsippany picked up for a few minutes at eral in been should be entitled to City has 1958, she had su- The congregation, founded in some of been elected gifts at Christmas and while connection with religion class- president of a time, or reflectively read It perior of the community at St. 1910, established residence in the benefits. seems to me the N.J. the children sample freely, ONE CHAPTER es. If it works in some Columbiettes at the , outshines over a None is that if the areas, longer period. Bonaventure, New York, and the U.S. in 1922 and in Pater- reason for refusing convention here. rarely have their fill. the other. I remember it should be workable in Mrs. Frank they in parti- to be hurried All are such many through. Spring 111. son in 1923. In the Paterson programs follows the Winkelman also of cular the one entitled Grove, more. Parsippany “The to read. The ideas KENNEDY’S fed deceptively easy general chapter which is. Diocese, the Immaculata Sis- of separation of church was elected MRS. gifts Mother state advocate. and Child,” which are books “However, some difficulty They to ponder, to discussing the and ters conduct a a and state then this is another not only the but also the takes the spiritual postulate, Both were also elected body of the Child and to may arise in in- dele- finding savor grow on. material affairs of the novitiate, Tom- form of expense soul. Irish poetry with a lilt congre- provincialate, discrimination. gates to the Jesus in the PS. volved to supreme council temple as a step- If you’d like some gation is attended by brock transport the chil- all its own! A of delegates College, Holy Family convention period recu- off for dren to be held Aug. 14- ping point teaching par- homemade cookies to with from from one school to an- go Brazil, Formosa, Ger- and St. Joseph’s time for residence, 15 at the Robert Treat peration gives reading ents of that love chocolate All Sisters other and whether this Hotel, teenagers your reading, many and the U.S. cost and for try elementary school, Mendham, Newark. thinking, exercising must and is constantly grow that they’re delicious! Council which parochial or public. Another mind heart. Even chips . . . members are: was established in Sep- the and it holds Mrs. best with a light Mother Justa of 1963, three Welcome Here difficulty might be Ruggier was state sec- of time he Rosoeberg tember, and cate- scheduling short periods can touch. of classes and loss of time retary and past Germany, former council as- chetical centers. in- president of most fruitful. Former Father book: BRENTWOOD, N Y. (NC) volved. The Father Innocent Desplanques’ Superior program, its po- Boss, 0.5.8., I remember, at the birth of "Living the Mass” Brentwood College, founded in Auxiliary of subtitled tentials and the children who Parsippany. Mrs. one of my children, I brought “The 1955 the Sisters of St. Jo- Winkelman Ordinary of the Mass Gets Tribute by will benefit should be given was state out to the with me a and the seph to train members of their guard and hospital copy Ordinary of Life” is prime consideration, and I immediate past of oneof Father Farrell’s four- exactly that. ENGLEWOOD community, will open its doors president of In simple free- CLIFFS * hope that too many the Western Chap- people volume series entitled "A he makes Mother Marian in September to members of don’t ter flowing language it James, C.S.J., object to its use." Columbiettes. to the Summa." It other Sister communities. Companion appear easy and logical for provincial superior of the Sis- a was so readable and chal- of St. A spokesman said the step Mrs. Thomas Reilly, Echo Sisters ordinary people like you and ters Joseph of Newark, on TV that the lenging during course me to extend was at a is in line with Sister Forma- Eakc: "The shared time pro- the Mass into our guest of honor recent of the man- tion Movement gram would be following year I day, and our day into the parting reception at policies of co- an excellent In 'Bible Archangel idea if worked Belt’ aged to read and enjoy learn- Mass. Some St. Michael’s Novitiate. operation among religious. out properly, parts are so de- Hall, • -fl from the three other drawn Mother but it would need plan- ing equ- licately that you ache Marian James has some MIDLAND, Tex. (NC) For * fine volumes. o It be ally them. been to anew mis- ning. might impractical the second consecutive reading assigned 2 Girls sum- ° Cited si6n in California. in the country where mer She was the ♦ the pub- Catholic nuns conducted A MY OLD Father Lasance RECENT publication by first moderator-treasurer and a NEW YORK - Eleanor a vacation daily religious Rev. “A hab- Michal Quoist entitled one of the founders of the I ’ prayerbook preached: Yoder of Glen Rock and Nina Sr. 'Bumble Bee school via TV in this so-called it all should cultivate is oft to simply "Prayers,” opens to us Archangel Guild which was or- Commette of Upper Montclair Bible Belt A region. private read and ruminate." prayers, drawn from in 1958. received honorable mention In ganized * Noll Sis- Victory Missionary the world we know: a Glamour Turns 100 The summer is a time football Among her parting gifts was magazine's 1964 ten ters good presented a two-week se- best dressed to try to do some extra read- game, housing difficulties, lack a from the in ries spiritual bouquet college girls of daily half-hour of time lowa (NC)—Sis- religious We browse and many more. Mother M. America contest. DUBUQUE, ing. usually guild. Hildegarde, instruction classes for grade - *\ ter "Bumble Bee" The blurb on the Miss Yoder is student more for- through the short stories in jacket new superior general, was a at school students * and another ■says: "It is for the modern Cabrlnl Sister Mary Francis de our secular magazines. For among the guests. Pa.; mally *\ College,' Radnor, two-week series for school Sales of the Visitation high the Miss Commette at Marymount most they are sophis- order, students. The part celebrated her 100th programs ticated. Va. birthday Some are cleverly College, Arlington, reached 8.000 to 10,000 here. people written, but rarely do we put and fan letters came from 15 the down and say: She was honored by a visit magazine Your towns in the area. from Archbishop James "That was a really good MOLLY J. PITCHER The nuns said the programs Byrne of Dubuque, who im- story!” were designed for both Catho- Wedding Reception parted a special blessing from lics and non-Catholics and em- TRY ONE of House- Paul VI. Caryll at the Pope phasized "the truths that unite lander’s books: Her "Reed of She has been as known Sis- us." W« believe that few hotels God” is a good one to start earnestly ter "Bumble Bee" among stu- •njoy the •nchanting characteristics * . 0 dents at Visitation U/hkU Academy or the exciting decorative motif of e for than 40 /tb the new Molly Pitcher more \ Inn. We hear *. * years, ever since she nothing but from those who JERSEY CITY a group of CDA ‘ raves * o stopped Told have seen It. Our view of Is catered children from a Delegates inspiring with loving care. harming bum- * Shrewsbury . . . our new luxury » ble bee they had captured. 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Gallagher, ties in a Por Person Air society that moved from s Apostolate ,s secretary of the National Con- faster and delved All Inclusive more deeply NEW JERSEY COAST 6 RIO DE JANEIRO ference of Catholic Charities, Package (NC) than most of us could have The Sisters of Jesus Crucified at the 30th biennial national prophesied a few years ago," JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE and the Price Is . . support a novitiate here convention of the Catholic I*o* Right . help he said. "They are the aged by preparing in-flight meals Daughters of America. Come In or phone Mr. Moeller oar and the very young.” NEWARK MILIBURN for a Brazilian airline. In 25 Much of Resides Wedding Consultant the divided position bigger budgets and IW-91 Mork.t SlrMl 263-47 of existence the Miltbum Avm years religious on the matter of racial social welfare he is at equal- programs, MAHrtl3-2770 DR.x.l 6-7100 your service community has to "has grown 2,185 ity been fed by the con- said, "we need a renewal of members in 122 houses OLdfieid 3-0100 viction prevalent in some of our attitudes” on the subject the country. our that of poverty. throughout people the poor are poor largely because they have Msgr. Gallagher called for contributed information RABATS & to their own con- more on the prob- SUMMER FAMILY dition. lem of action RATES poverty, pro- • Foil American RABAT VESTS Plan (3 mcc to aid the at the Msgr. called the grams poor doy, Mad* to boat mat*rial Gallagher » 514.50 per per person ordar. parish level, volunteer medi- and workmanship. combined problem of poverty , (2 persons in a room) cal for the and services, especially • 5i7.00 M. 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SUSAN DINER By camps in the Newark Archdio- THE FIRST DAY of school Mass." ces presenting similar pro- the passage of Christ calling SEMINARIAN Volker be- MIDLAND PARK - read. Throe grams. His disciples was "The lieves the program is a “chal- seminarians have just comple- Religious vacation schools idea," said .Seminarian Joseph lange for the teacher to tell ted 3-weeks working for 150 present religion, arts and Volker, "is that the children the good to see the children from Nativity parish. crafts, recreation and an oc- were being called by Christ news, children make it their own by Assisted by three Dominican casional rxtrr curricular ac- to enter wholeheartedly into rejoicing in it and living it; Sisters and 18 CYO members, tivity such as a trip to Dar- the vacation school and that to make religion a joy not a the seminarians ran a relig- lington Seminary. Each day they, like the disciples spread burden and to enkindle the ious vacation school from 9 at Nativity closed with a Bi- the good word—the good word in the chil- to ble when the chil- vacation religious spirit a.m. noon. Nativity was one ceremony of school.” out dren.” of 22 parishes, Boystown, St. dren acted a Biblical pas- “This dramatization in a It’s a time when the sem- Mary’s Orphanage and 12 CYO sage read by the priest. sacred action brings the pas- inarians “put into practice sage home by doing as well what they learned during the as hearing and seeing,” ex- year by putting catechetics in- plained Seminarian John Ma- to practice on a grade level, loney. “First they hear the and it’s a practical of word of God, then put it Into means bridging them into parish an action which expresses the work,” says Msgr. Reynolds. sentiment the passage con- At Nativity, the seminarians veys.” work closely with Rev. Fran- Each had at least one boy cis J. Ballinger, and as an altar pastor, A STRUMMIN’ AND A and Hootenan- the fun opportunity boy his SINGIN" - Songfests singing "Rise and Shine." On the curates in parish case family night, during the Bible ceremony nies are included of the school work. frequently as part vacation children entertained their parents with a hootenanny. held at the outdoor usually when new and old ones are Sem- Left to Diane It’s also a time when chil- program songs enjoyed. right are: Whitney, Ter- shrine. Stephan McBride, dren to inarian Joe Volker the while the children get know future priests plays guitar join rence Sharp, Susan Vierzhalek and Patrick Lalka. RELIGION classes this year who might remind children of their older “The schooL Three best all- school were built around the Mass brother, cousin or public child,” trophies entire and conduct the example, children used twine first uncle. As Rev. notes “ex- around and the liturgy. The John J. Mul- Msgr. Reynolds, student, best athlete general assembly and demon- and colored tissues to work vey, one of the periences the of and best arts and craft strations visual week they learned how the priest-moder- atmosphere ex- of aids empha- out the story of the vine and Catholic Old Testament foreshadowed ators, out, such asso- God be- hibit were The the les- the branches. points spirituality. presented. sizing previous day’s A specially pre- comes customs ciation with a reality; Jesus, Mary, children at enter- son. One lesson involved the Mass according to seminarians, Nativity set- pared lesson booklet and an priests and Sisters the and the saints be- tained their —sacrifices of animals, people should angels, parents with songs ting a table for dinner. After eight-page Dialogue Mass mis- have an come personal friends.” had learned of God and death in slavery important bearing on they and joined indicating the items necessary sal were prepared by priests, freedom. The New their future attitude Father his for a meal at the to life of toward Mulvey and bango home, chil- seminarians, Sisters and lay in the second week clergy and religious and could THE EVENING before the in a dren were asked what Testament leading hootenanny pro- the people. be showed Christ the new lea- the beginning of vocations. closed, a family Bi- wouldn’t need in as program gram. priest pre- The Bible is displayed in a Seminarian Ronald Newland ble held the altar establishment of the Vigil was stressing paring meal and prominent spot in each class der, Following the children’s Di- made extensive unity in the what substitutions should Church, how to become mem- use of the family passage be and in les- alogue Mass the last 30 incorporated daily piano while day, as bers and peo- teaching sacred where Christ asks that the made such a chalice for a sons the students through Baptism medals were after giving “prac- hymns, the presented and children be allowed to come cup and paten for a tical ple worshipping together. Mass, songs. field activities. plate. experience working with The arts and Him. day third week crafts pro- to The parents received the Bible and realization Climaxing the “This visual aid teaches the a the stressed the Mass gram challenged the creativ- family blessing from the IN THE PATERSON that it is God’s word which va- Dio- the family meal of the people present ity of children and school students integrated priests. cese a similar noted Father cation partici- program is held of God,” said Rev. Richard among them,” their artistic talents with in var- in Rento. a complete Dialogue approximately 30 E. Rento, associate director pated ious forms of parishes. religious proj- One sixth Mass. The seminarians hoped This program, also centered of CCD in Paterson, grade girl wrote ects. Statues, plaques and Have You Father Rento: “I learned to “make the Mass a natural around the Mass and child the Mass is that decorated are liturgy, essentially which plates among follows the Bible is filled with God’s the the same out- expression through their class general mementoes. ARTS AND crafts children will honor God with line with an 11:15 a.m. Mass are spe- words and I love to hear them. Recreation ranged from Read...? as the priest.” closing the day’s activities. cially prepared a project Best of all I enjoyed the Bible and ' to ping-pong dodgeball Mass the children tie-in vrith the lesson For A. Reynolds, facing has plan. Vigil.” Msgr. Roger song tests with the parish The wing been who the seminarians folio questions are encouraged. assigns and seminarians priests based which “with play- on articles appear Seminarians to parishes, notes no ing the musical instruments. supervise the adults to obstruct the in this issue of The Advocate. This year make a to: the word of God towering Pilgrimage ARISE IN CHRIST - After during hearing STUDENTS The answers are at view, children are better able LOVE the pro- printed the Bible child it into an action which the ceremony, each puts because Saint James AMERICA’S MOSTBEAUTIFUL ROSARY WAY to observe the altar, the ac gram as one first bottom of the column with the the Here following the reading of the expresses passage. tions of the priest and his grader said "It’s fun." Anoth- which A inull school for page on the answering M Catholic boarding boya and a aludanla. Resurrection of Christ, Seminarian Volker the amice vestments. learn to use er likes it “We law day clawas AT places They because, com' article be . can found. ara amall and lha program la wlda and the reminder of his around shoulders of child as a the daily missal and to par- pete for medals.” One second thorough In acopa. Ona taachar lor aach J 1. Seminarians in the New- aludanla. Oradaa 4 through 11. NATIONAL SHRINE OF and "Arise in Christ and sin no more." in the of the grader looked forward vows ticipate prayers to to baptismal says Waakly raporla paranta. Faa ol R.V.S. because ark Archdiocese and Paterson 11450. all Inclualvo. VWc get or- drink and cookies Diocese part of their Salnl Jamta ange in the spend School. Barlln 0, Conn. MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS summer middle of the morning.” (a) roads W**t Haverttraw, N. Y. An older student who at- Building tends (b) Clocking traffic at a public school pointed for CHILDREN main intersections LARGEST out the purpose of the pro- (c) voca- PUBLIC BUS gram when she said, "They Running religious STOCK for RELIGIOUS SERVICE: tion schools teach us many things about Bod and Tan But Lint*: Sunday* 2. The our Faith we don’t have Bishops’ approved for EVERYONE time OF But Laavaa Port Authority 171th text to learn for the Mass has during the year and English and Broadway at t:N a.m. and been made and in a way that’s fun." just public CATHOLIC available to printers who will BOOKS Stall , print 57 Halsey St, Newark Religion (a) Complete missals for altar use and inserts for the Registration people’s missals (b) missals for VIENNA (NC) - The Hun- Complete everyone garlan regime again has im- (c) Inserts for peded the registration of fchil- everybody dren for religious education 3. One of the high school students this during the next school taking trips sum- year. 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com- ON Plan drum & bugle corps will Students Varied ' Junkets second pete in the annual ALL “Sound of Music” By JOHN TEEHAN Each sponsored days activities are earned him the honor. Egan’s by the St. Rose of Lima Im- SUMMER out for the mapped campers exhibit at the fair, “DNA Lancers The burning desire that .Jo- perial at Newark including sports and tours. Coil of took him 250 Schools 8 MERCHANDISE Trez 16-year-old sen- Life," Stadium at p.m. seph Each Aug. country’s representatives hours to over SIZES S to 46 ior-to-be at St. Aloysius of Jer- complete a 8. will show how they go through period of six months. sey City has for an Army Three local St. corps, Lucy’s Active in the Science and mnienulu career has already landed him Cadets, Blessed Sacrament’s a, MUshops*I/UU in Biology Clubs at school, Brian SfmUlM. ...» camp only it is not a mili- Golden Knights and the Wood- was also a member of the J34 M«in SI. HACKENSACK one and it is in Athens. siders tary arc among those listed • Oppotila Arnold Comtabla state 'till Greece. championship fencing Opon Mon., Thuro., Erl. * P.M. as is St. Brendan’s Cadets of FREE Parking Roar ol Stora team as well the track Trez won the Athens trip as Clifton. team. He plans to attend St. through the Chase Manhattan Peter’s Bank of New York where his College, Jersey City, to prepare for a career in bio- father, Walter, is a personal chemistry or electronics en- trust accountant. He was one gineering. of two chosen out of 50 appli- cants. FREDERICK Zimmerman Other banks’ choices make Jr. begins the life of a mid- up a total of 10 U.S. students. shipman at the Coast Guard The camp accommodates 200 Academy, New students from 11 countries, un- London, Conn., 29 for der July ... a week. sponsorship of the Com- 1 The senior-to-be at Immacu- POOL mercial Bank of Greece, to SHARKS - Children registered with the two Essex late School COMPLETE f CHILDREN S WEAR give students Conception High CYO first-hand exper- County summer day camps receive swimming in- selected from ience with the customs of oth- Montclair, was struction Park at Olympic from waterfront instructor M 400 North Jersey pri- er nations. public, James P. Bell. Children shown left to right are Elzabeth n vate and parochial school The student left Jersey City Frank Brina and Lou Ann Goc all from Sacred junior's a Tompson, ell for week’s all-ex- Oor International Kennedy Airport Heart of s pense to the parish Vailsburg. 17 for trip academy. . July Greece. He will Garden Mate Ploia Hubbard to the selection . 9-9272 leave the According 1 camp 17 and Aug. JOSEPH Zimmerman's then TREZ committee, out- is entitled to two St. Golden days marks in Lucy's Nips Knights in standing history, London, England. a day. Above all they have BUY mathematics and English and Conn. - The will shift been instructed BRIDGEPORT, competition to Penn- to “act as his “attitude SELECTION made toward education- St. Cadets of Newark sauken. St. was Lucy's Patrick’s Your by themselves." In the Cadets, evenings al opportunities” earned him added another three on the basis of 18 will also compete. judges will trade views trophy July Jersey City, campers in the choice 40 finalists. Next extra - curricular over their rivals the activities, discussions. by edging city At grades, school principals' let- Immaculate, Zimmer- Blessed Sacrament CYO Gold- Car Trez’ desire for a West Point Feature man, who is active in basket- Gymnasts lers of en Knights 81.95 81.10. in a recommendation, career was from Mp/Mw/p. kindled when his ball and will start his drum essays on “Why 1 Would Like track, and bugle corps contest sister married an Sokol To academy term as class this at Stadium Program Go to and president Hodges here. Greece,” person- and fanned BENNER graduate, was by fall. At the he will The other PASSAIC al academy, only area group The Sokol interviews. the of his youth career cousin, Wil- in the ' RAMBLER Trez apparently impressed participate daily routine scheduled to compete, St. Rose will give a gymnastic and cal- come to a liam SALES TC • for former the Lewandowski, including a on the of arrived too isthenic exhibition the SERVICE interviewers with his argu- trip "Eagle” Lima, Newark, at an- Queen of Peace football and "Same location alnce 1868“ ment that since training ship.” late because of a bus break- nual Physical Fitness Day he plans an a« Hackaniaek s». 6. Rutharford basketball player, who will down and gave an exhibition sponsored career West SEVEN North by 1 of the oi-noo Army (including from Jersey Cath- Group graduate the Point in instead. On Union Ava.. 1 “it will be olic Slovak Catholic Sokol at Oak block we»t of Point) very helpful high school students return Auto, 1966. The Bergen offRoute 17. PERSONAL LOAN have two top Newark drum July to seen a home 24 from a Journa- Ridge, 26. foreign country Trez has JV and July played var- corps will clash lism Institute again July already." baseball at the Catholic * i i sity as a first base- 25 at Garfield Trez said before High School in he left "it of America, Wash- you man and freshman basketball. University We’ll lend from $3OO to $2,500 for a contest sponsored the would be more business than DC. The by He has been active in the Hud- ington, institute, and Garfield Cadets. On July 26, any worthwhile purpose arrange vacation," at the which camp. The began June 29, son County CYO for two was years. "See me personally before over as long as 12 to 24 boys were instructed to “be aimed at of you repayments His attraction to master of improvement on guard" about school Parisian months. No red no no political prob- ceremonies’ papers. 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SOUTH ORANGE - Ford- hard to replace are hurlers which Award ham, opposed Seton Larry Falcon (9-1) and Bill in Other Hall League University in it's first Watson second baseman (5-1), NEW YORK baseball in (RNS) The have joined the Yankees or outing Oct. 22, 18G3, Jack Tracy and third base- will again be the "proudest moment in my life,” whether the Yankees have opposition man Johnny Monteleonc, all according to in the Pirates’ debut in the of whom Mickey Mantle joined us,” said Sister are now playing pro- Anthony didn't happen on ballfield—it Metropolitan Conference in fessional ball. a Marine, administrator of St. 1865. came here in St. Vincent’s Bill Matusz (8-1), Hal Race Vincent’s. "But they shall have ■’Other returnees Hospital. on the 20- (2-0) and Ron Del Mauro will our prayers.” The New York Yankees’ game schedule of Setonia are star disease was return to the mound corps Hodgkin’s Met referred to the establishment loop opponents Manhatt- while Norm Dermody, fresh- something Mickey had not in the Roman an, Hofstra and man will be Catholic insti- heard of until 1951. That City College. ace, moving up. year Other newcomers to the Coach tution of the Mantle he hurt in the loop, Carroll will again use a Mickey was World Se- who Foundation for are on the Pirates' slate, rotation system with his three Hodgkin's Di- ries; taken to the hospital, he include Dickinson catchers sease. Francis Cardinal Spell- Fairleigh who are returning, was soon joined by his father and LIU. Tom Bongiorno, Frank Cush- man, Archbishop of New York, for "a rest,” and they shared The of and blessed the replacement two ing John Sielski. Pete plaque identifying a room. It was then he learned starting and second the foundation in the pitchers Rhatican, who led the fresh- hospital’s from his family that his father and third basemen new research are the men at the plate will also be building. had contracted the disease. most For pressing problems that vying for his’ share of action. Mickey, a Protestant, Ordinarily, few of those Coach it Owen Carroll has to was the fruition a for Ron Butkiewicz will not have of long, stricken survive more than solve as he goes into his 18th unpublicized "favorite Bill Lennon as alternate at charity" five years. In Mr. Mantle’s season as the Pirates’ base- first —help for St. Vincent’s 19- base since the latter grad- case, he lived only a year. ball mentor. 25-5 Last year’s uated but year-old research program of Commissioner Rhatican may be O'Rourke, who record that brought the Pirates research into a disease moved in to that spot. Bon- which helped establish the founda- to fifth place in the College and strikes only the giorno Sielski may see al- very young or tion, is a rarity: he has lived World Series was the those "in the high ternating action in left field prime of life." with the disease for 11 years. point of a 218-96-3 mark posted when not behind the The Mantles, father and plate. ELVIN C. son, by Carroll-coached teams. Mantle, Mickey’s A sophomore, Walt Peto were very close. Mickey’s dad father, died of Hodgkins’ di- has the inside rail for the sec- literally made him a ballplay- THE FOUR who will be sease in 1951, shortly after his ond baseman's and he so well trained job while Ker- 40th birthday. er, was a ry O’Connor and Jim he spent only short time in Queli, The foundation named for JV Gridders who played outfield this the minors the Yankee ballplayer actual- spring, are third base Mickey's as a pros- 10 percentage ly began years ago when pects. lefty is far below his mark At St. New York City’s Commission- Joseph's as a right-handed batter. But er of SOPHOMORE Dick Maurice J. Wiecze- Records, he hits most of his home MONTVALE runs St. zak (.320) and Mike himself a victim of Joseph's Cadenaz- O'Rourke, left-handed. And. as a sports- Regional is only up to its zi (.320) have their out- Hodgkin's disease, heard of (.355) writer has the home class the circumstances said, junior year but coach field jobs for them and of Mr. Man- waiting runs account for that Lou has tle’s death $lOO,OOO- Contey an reserve Dick Knothe should and ap- eight-game Mickey’s --year-salary. JV schedule waiting for his see his share of Service. parent interest in research in- this fall. the disease. gridders Other returnees to the Seton volving Five of these are Mr. O’Rourke morning slate are arranged a Marauders Set Vermont and Dart- In CYO Baseball games. The new Jayvees will after Reduced Slate meeting between the Yankee mouth, a year’s lapse. for Queensmen open at home against Queen of outfielder and Cardinal The complete schedule is as Spell- 3 Tilts NORTH ARLINGTON Night Peace and will close at New follows: _ free date on Oct. 25. St. Peter's Pulls the man. "Since then,” according Milford. Queen of Peace takes on a to a Mantle A Friday night game Sept. Rug adviser, "this lias March 28. Vermont; 29. St. Francln; In Grid Other new opponent in this year’s been favorite char- morning games are 30 Dartmouth. 25 gets the Queensmen off with Mickey’s Play April 7. football slated with St. Bergen 'Manhattan; 12, Montclair; schedule which is one ity. We have worked without Luke's, the finale set for Passaic - 13. Princeton, 14, From JERSEY CITY St. Peter’* away; *F*lrlei*h Under Co-Leader Catholic and Don • game short of last year's slate fanfare. High Dickinson; 17. Wagner; 20, Coralel. against Pius on Thanks- Mostly it has been a is slated Bosco, Pope Prep to open the 1964 auay; 21. Ithaca, away; 22. Colgate, of nine. matter of Ramsey. 24. Vlllanova; giving Day. MONTCLAIR diverting certain grid •way; 25, Ithaca; 26. - St. Peter’s campaign with a tilt of Newark St. Rose of night •C.C.NiY.; 28. •Fordham; 30, Rider. The new squad to be faced nipped monies received.” The schedule is as The of Belleville St. Benedict’s complete May complete schedule fol- upset St. Joseph’s, Lima, also of against Prep 1. •L.1.U., away; 3. Adelphl; is Mater Dei of New Mon- Newark, 6-5, as follows: Attending the ceremony here two 4. St. John**, away; 5, lows: East 13-8, to break and has other set Upaala. away; Orange, a Joe Pace homered and Pete games Sept, t. *N.Y.U.. mouth. Other In it, Queen o( Pence (10:30 am). away; 8. Vlllanova. away; changes the were the cardinal. Rob- under Oct. in. Rutger*; Harrison long-standing tie for the Essex Mayor the lights before 12. St. Luke'* (10:30 am.); 26. 12. *Hofitra. away; 15. S*pt. 25, at (8 p.m). P.olandelli hit three times closing Queensmen’s slate include the for ert Emeraon: Catholic •IcMa, .'way; 17. Oct. 4, Mater Del; 10. at St. Wagner of New York, a with 31, Bersnt (10:30 Delaware, away; 18. Co- County CYO Intermediate the winners. a Thanksgiving a.m.i. Navy, away. of Immaculate flllaV; 18. St. (WNY). Terry Brown got Day dropping Con- Joseph's of nuns, *. Nov. 1 at Don contingent nursing clash with Nov. at st. Cecilia'*; 10. rope June 1, La/ayette, Hoaco*; 8, Essex League 19, at morning away; 2. Army, lead, July the mound decision while Dickinson. Plua; 21, ception and Marist. The Catholic; 15. Bergen Ray some Yankee at Don Boeco (10 a.ra.); 27. away. at Catholic*; 26. Bianch ballplayers, .gnd Other tilts in at New Milford at Pope Pius* pitcher; Carl to sent. 25, St. Benedict'* commented St. Lucy's 0 S (S nm.). on Perrone Oct * 01 nk noted the loser. JULY 26 SCHIOULE foundation St. Vin- 3. St. JoMph'i (WNY)I i"“ Americans with a through 10. Sny- Ji smlleV der; er St. Joseph's vs Sacred Heart 1 23, Bayonne. (I p.m.). Urred" * p.m. cent’s B laps Americans on Ft. Rove Hospital. Nov. 1. Lincoln: «. tmnui images the IMMACULATE va St. Aloysius. 3:30 p.m. Memorial (I ovl* P.m.); 15, s ma Conception St. Thomas SL *. 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By REV. JOHN J. BRADLEY, M.M. THE REVOLUTIONARY Democratic Front collapsed it to do so. Action impossible Chile (NC) Popular Front is a com- around Durand. SANTIAGO, national president of the Young The Christian Democratic Marxism bination of Socialists or Christian Democ- Men’s and Com- On the basis of party Catholic Action organi- support, leaders have the reputation of racy? munists. Communists That will be the issue zation and outnum- Frei should win. The parties has been a senator being honest men who are not ber the Socialists in the Sept. 4 presidential since and would him elec- 1949. He was the first supporting polled 943,000 rich. The party has sponsored be tion in Chile. member naturally strongly repre- votes in last of his party to be year’* municipal legislation in Congress to pre- sented in the What started as a four-man elected government if elections. The of the to the Senate. parties vent conflict of interests. So far Allende race is now a clear-cut won, Sen. Al- FRAP polled strug- Their although only 480,000 it has not been but it opposition is from passed, gle between only lende himself has said that the his votes. since Chileans is the Revolutionary Sen. Julio Duran’s However, part of Christian Demo- Radical government Popular Action Front would be one of their (FRAP) Party. Duran traditionally change party cratic platform. started as a and the transition a Christian Democratic and not strictly allegiance from one election to coalition candidate of Conserv- Marxist one. COME Party. another, the consensus is that NEXT September, atives, Liberals and Radicals And regardless of The Communists have not the election will there is to be a revolu- who the be close. going wins, Democratic Front Chile’s said and Allende’s in Chile. It economic will this, tionary change will setup who lost popular big- look a lot appeal gest is IN SPITE of be effected either different in the fall. problem to convince the the Communist by the through a negative strongly Chileans that threat Marxists or his election would FRAP has a wide ap- the Christian Dem- anti-Communist platform. Du- not CANDIDATE for the Marxist put the Communists in peal. Spiraling inflation, wide- ocrats. But regardless of who ran remained a candidate FRAP is Sen. only power. spread the socio-economic Salvatore Al- and a wins, setup to his own unemployment, a keep lende, party together. The Christian flow of of Chile today will be a 56-year-old physician Democrats are money from Chile to thing Jorge making his third Prat, grandson of banks has of the past. try for the running as a single party but foreign made many Chilean presidency. In 1952 he naval hero Arturo have the feel that even Chile could be the first coun- ran a grudging support of people Commu- poor in Prat, announced his nism is try in the to last; 1958 he lost by candidacy the rightist Conservative and better than the present world vote the less than then withdrew for 40,000 votes. On both want of sup- Liberal situation. Communists into in a parties, who have no- power port. occasions he had where else Allende has free but it is the enthusi- to go since the promised to na- election, more astic tionalize that support of the Commu- the American-owned probable Chile will be the nist first Party. copper mines, which account country in the Americas Allende himself for the greatest part of Chile’s to vote a Christian Democratic is a Socialist Panama and an to Stress trade. government into office. avowed Marxist. His foreign wife has 'GO recently returned with FRAP, however, to over- AND seminarians of a TEACH' - Darlington taking a Confraternity Christian Doc- come difficulties. It daughter from great is a trine course this Peking where Renovations leadership summer at Catholic University of America, seated from coalition of they were official guests of the Communists, So- left, J. William Social Doctrines Timothy O'Connell, J. Melillo, Michael E. Kelly and Joseph A. Stewart, Communist cialists, Masons and some Chinese are shown in govern- At discussion of the theme, "Forming Christ in CDA ment. Dr. Allende Catholics each a natural Others - the Apos- himself has en- Monastery with PANAMA CITY NC) The tolate, the Rev. Russell J. director the the same for rich and of prof, Neighbor, associate of CCD traveled to both Moscow poor, emy every other. Allende UNION CITY national and Bishops of Panama —Renovations have de- only one with center. Peking. no ela- must hold them together until creed have here on the first the of all borate begun elimination excess* for 4, of his The anyone. Sept. although some floor of the 100-year-old Christian class distinctions in church sec- Democratic • The of Socialists elimination unnec- awn are over to tion of Michael’s candidate is Sen. Eduardo ceremonies going St. Monas- Frei, and have issued a essary expenses in both pri- Frei because they object to the Court Holds 54, a tery. lawyer and father of call to all Christians to study vate and public high schools, Communists. Them seven. The eldest The floor contains offices. is a Carme- and practice the for social teach- in order to avoid Pray Dr. Allende’s lite overtaxing Perhaps great- The is nun. Asa youth he of the Church. lobby being enlarged was ing the means of est ordinary fami- difficultywill be to capture and the Will Valid The lies. eight meeting rooms Panamanian Bishops’ (In Panama almost all the women’s vote nearly half equipped with fluorescent Conference extended to the private 15 in Santa Calif. schools of the total to be Sr. Maria Matthew July Monica, TRENTON A are Catholic). cast. Women new walls and of whole lighting, floors, bequest country certain cere- • Establishment of the Con- in Chile will not to a church in traditionally acoustical ceilings. CONVENT Sister Maria Bishop Edward P. McMana- $23,000 Lithu- monial reforms prescribed for fraternity of Christian Doc- vote leftist, however. ania will be held in the Union They Very Rev. John C. Matthew former su- man, 64, of the Panama Ryan, Coulahan, Auxiliary Bishop City Archdiocese trine in all parishes. fear violence and sudden rector of the and died 18 in Philadel- County Court office until it can last C.P., monastery, perior principal at St. Erie, July May by Archbishop Tomas Teachers In the last said that CfiT/O^ • are asked to change. the renovation should Mary’s, died be safely sent to the Com- elections, Elizabeth, July 15 phia. Clavel, including the simplifi- fulfill the constitutional they gave FRAP 15% of be St. Anne munist-controlled country. pre- only completed by mid-August. at Villa after a cation of and funeral long M.R. 67, former ex- wedding to teach their ballots. No Kncifl, cept the Catholic changes are made in illness. Anthony a rites. being ecutive secretary of the Catho- Andrejauski, The Faith to all students. (The economic failure of the rest of the which A native of Lithuanian had left The building, Roxbury, Mass.; lic Association immigrant, Bishops 10 res- Hosiptal of the adopted Panamanian Marxist governments is is Constitution ob- a cloistered. Sister Maria Matthew the money to St. Matthew's olutions joined U.S. and died 10 including: the that Canada, July liges teaching of the Cath- strong argument Allende the Sisters of of St. Church in Vevirzenai when he • That all Christians fulfill Charity at the Mo. olic Faith in has to University City, all schools of the fight against, and he Elizabeth in 1912. She taught died in 1941. It about this their was obligations regarding the tends Feastday Jubilee country, to dilute the Marxist as- except to those chil- at St. Michael’s, Union City, time that Lithuania, one of the social doctrines of the Church. In your prayers also re- dren whose pects of his program. This parents do not de- Immaculate Baltic was • The elimination At Alexian Conception High member deceased nations, overrun by of prac- sire the Bros. these, your such education). angers Communists whose and St. the USSR. tices that establish social dis- School, Montclair, • support is essential to him. ELIZABETH priests: Confirmation will be ad- The silver Elizabeth’s Academy here. She nieces of the tinctions in church cere- Two deceased, ministered of Brother came to the Villa last due monies. only to children jubilee Jerome, year Pauline and Petronella (First, second and TIIE CHRISTIAN ISetcark Stylcr who have reached the Democrats, and the feast of St. to illness. third class use of C.F.A., Scanlon, contended that the marriages and fu- on the other reason hand, do not suffer of Burial in the Sisters’ Rev. William J. July and are Alexius, patron the Alexian was Landers, w’as no nerals, based on duly prepared. church longer in exis- economic from the weaknesses of 1954 infants a coali- observed cemetery a 24, Formerly below the Brothers, were at following Requiem tence and contested the claim reasons). From 1, January tion. Alexian Rev. Michael J. age of reason Brothers here Mass Connor, July of the of Kaunas 1965, these ceremonies will were confirmed, Hospital Saturday. Archbishop in be have the They grudging Stanton 1937 by special permission granted Saturday. Bishop pre- 25, 1963. A Court of the Liberals Superior judg- this support and sided at the dual Rev. John 26, to country and other La- ceremony, Other Deaths Miklus, July ment denied their claim. but Frei has .... tin American nations. Conservatives, which with Mass and in- 1937 MICHAEL J. HARRIS began de- made no concessions to win cluded Rt. Rev. John Gorm- Judge Sidney Goldmann, • a dinner for about 90 Rev. Leopold Braun, A.A., Msgr. J. The See Is asked to the for the INC. Holy that support. This lack of livering opinion com- 62, former to Ameri- 26, 1957 the of people. chaplain ley, July said approve use in mitments court, that the Spanish has enabled Frei to Brother in Moscow, died Rev. William J. Dunne, appellate HIGH LEVEL the cans July 18 Mass. Jerome, currently should be returned to wage a consistent money let independent stationed at the Brothers home at Worcester, Mass. S.M.A., July 26, 1959 Fidelity Help with ROOFING EXPERTS the Union Court campaign. County until for the aged in Signal Moun- Mrs. Catherine Quinn, 74, of Rev. W. A. Purcell, July 28, SHEET METAL such time as the international The party offers a has Jersey mother of Sister 1912 •Vacation complete tain, Tenn., served as a City, Loan situation indicates that it can CONSTRUCTION & program of reform in agricul- stationary engineer in Alexian Mary Terence, 0.P., died July Rev. Joseph Marczinko, July Borgos be safely delivered to the Borgos education and foundations in 11 at the Medical 1935 •Travel CHURCHES, ture, taxation, Wisconsin, Illi- Jersey City 28, Checks FOI* SCHOOLS proper hands in Lithuania. Allende nois and Missouri Center. Rt. Rev. Charles H. AND INSTITUTIONS Insurance industry. has never of- since his en- Msgr. fered a complete platform; the trance in 1938. Mrs. Anne V. Cahill, 51, of Mackel, July 28, 1945 •Safe SPECIALISTS IN Deposit of all kinds nature of his coalition makes Newark, mother of Sister Mary Rev. Silverius O. Rumanians Release • Residential Quigley, Roofing Theresa of the Daughters of Carm., July 28, 1960 • 593 KEARNY AVENUE 2 Pronounce Vows 10 Priests Leaders & FAMILY Mas- Gutters MONUMENT* Mary Help of the Sick, Crags- Rt Rev. Msgr. Vitus J. /^FIDELITY • KEARNY, N. J. John f. a. McGovern ATCHISON, Kan. - Fraters moor, N.Y., died July 13 at nicki, July 29, 1956 BONN, Germany (NC)—Ru- UNION TRUST COMPANY Siding Jonathan GEOROE J. BORGOS Hunt, 0.5.8., and Presbyterian Unit of United Rev. Thomas 30, mania’s Communist MEMORIALS Killeen, July govern- EL 3-1700 ALBERT H. BLAZE Augustine Reagan, 0.5.8., of Hospitals. i 1907 ment released 10 from AUTHORIZED DEAI.CTI priests 64S NEW

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TE 0-0019 24 Beechwood*Rd!!’ Flee Reds Villagers 2(1, 151(54 July THE ADVOCATE 15 Laos Campaign Office Diary—Fear, and a Small Grave Is Still Open Hamiltonian-at-Edison Headquarters of the New- KONG - HONG (NC) Be- Mass and receive the Catholic charms to burn now all ark Archdiocese . . . and the chalices and ciboria hind six old people. Makes for hind the headlines of the families. will Develop- Boaters war the is They Way village Catholic. found in the The ment Campaign is continu- lIP Southeast Asia is a story villages. peo- wait and be evacuated by hel- APRIL 25. I arrived to at Komi MAY 11 ple have kept these hidden ing function in the Seton A Cberenson-Carroll Release 'of Christian villagers old 3. At a.m. after icopter along with the wound- vantage of their location on just outside of Tha The Hall at Vieng. and from the Communists ever ed. I met Building 31 Clinton EDISON (PFS)—Two the Raritan •and women and Mass, two 20 a group of soldiers unre- River and build a young, men, elders of the Baptisms, village have been since 1961. There St., Newark. The lated fleeing First Communions, 20 Confir- are many old who had just arrived from Tha telephone concepts which have marina to service the increas- Children along jungle persuaded to name a "Sara- mations here who cannot walk Thom number is MArket 3-9000. in seeking where and of the people by their gained popularity New Jer- number of boat enthu- frails places vat” the blessing cutting way ing . chief of . . prayers rice and I will to through the The campaign, now in the sey—garden “'they will be safe from the ad- fields, the whole village try get permis- jungle. They had apartment living siasts. "Pleasure boating,” the and the one responsible for the sion for them to be final stages of Communists. assembled to eat a but I evacuated been ambushed pledge pay- and boating—will be partners “is vancing church. pig, by Communist brought said, no longer During these few davs raised had to leave. Three by helicopter. However, heli- patrols times ment, funds for new together for the first time considered A young four and had at a luxury afforded 5 by missionary I have prepared 20 dairy kept children, scarce schools, homes arrived to copters are . . had to eat for high for the the to the rich. boys guide me nothing Hamiltonian-at-Edison, only There are a □Father Delcros, of ages 8 to 14, for their First eight the and a build- new 200-unit garden through jungle on my days. aged philosophy apart- lot of ‘weekend sailors’ with 'northern Laos, is full of de- Communion. Each trip MAY 15. I gathered evening the together at the to Sieng-Kong. For two hours ing seminary. ment project being built here modest incomes." ilalls of the bravery and suf- adults come to all of the I found 22. spend several in people along May A young on the banks of the we plodded a torrent Thay Deng Raritan has in recent of these As hours with heavy the trail and in mother Boating years fering people. re- me. I teach them the forest, also is carrying her River of rain. we reached 4-year- Baroff and Elin As- been Finally the by a boom,” ceived it covers 17 their catechism. The people I had old in her enjoying "quiet here, days 15 Catholic families refugees brought daughter arms. For sociates of Union. who have as lei- and have been down from Komi. the last Blue Mt. Lukes Statistically, boating a April May. busy building their several days the child Hamiltonian resettled here following the at Edison, sure-time For activity and hobby I chapel. walls we borrowed has had an assassination of their MAY enormous abscess which opened July 4, will is 13. priest 16. We had to be impressive. Two national '-APRIL For the past eight woven bamboo from house drag in lower Shows ‘Retreat’ ■ a and leaders. tije jaw. Gangrene ■the second step village the old, the sick and the by builders boating trade organizations {fays, 1 been waiting in abandoned in 1961. The altar sets the whole hgve in, head is af- Charles Elin and Gerald wounded up to Na All A iMarech Release F. said that 38 million Americans -ftaksane for the opportunity to is a simple plank. may 11. At Sieng-Kong the Kang. fected and I have no Baroff in their of us are crowded penicil- plan to build took least Tha Thom. All military commander told together in at one boat ride for of the me lin left STILLWATER (PFS) - jdave APRIL 26. ... We walk as quick- A 5,000 units in the I climbed the the tiny huts. state. Their last year. vehicles were out of commis- up he was extremely he flexible worried; ly as possible. I marvelously new sum- mountain from Komi to Pha carry the first, Hamiltonian-at-Middle- ordered me not to They said that $2.5 billion sion, but finally one truck was go any- mother’s mer retreat "Tradewinds” I am MAY luggage as well as a 140-unit garden Louy. going to instruct where 17. The Thay Deng sex, apart- dollars was spent in and we able to without his permission. is now shown at Blue 1963 for repaired were the children people my own knapsack. being ment for their First made a vow to have community, is now rent- leave. The truck A truck headed Mt. Lakes here. boats, motors, was filled military was At accessories, Communion. I will have to Masses said if 9:30 a.m., when toward the front Almightly God we are ing. fuels, repairs and with soldiers and their fam- and I was Due to its low cost and uni- insurance, do it for last would lead still three miles from quickly them where Hamiltonian-at-Edison will otiler items. The road little Monday given a ride up to Nam Pan. they Muong floor this home boating ilies. was more the order could the child que plan, can Boating came to evacuate practice their Kao, stops breath- offer, in addition to the ulti- than religion organizations are not inclined a and we ad- MAY serve any number of footpath this mountain! 13. In Nam Pan the It is feared I her family mate in modern rental freely. the Com- ing. immediately give apart- to underestimate such vanced with great from a re- difficulty. commander informed of munists will Confirmation and, situations, ranging things, me cut us off at the by the side ments. a 50-slip Marina Gar- the partners MAY 1. The dreaded tired to a fam- pointed out, but Frequently we stopped and day Tha Thom. The Communists Nam of the couple, young River which would mother, I wait and a swim club witn of evacuation. All the Niep weeping five dens, their do show the climbed re- vil- ily requiring bedrooms. figures everyone out to are attacking mean for an hour vigorously and we would have to aban- till the others ar- complete facilities. The mod- and climbed The basic "starter” growth of the sport. Half arrange the rickety bamboo lagers myself have three times or house a as many don the trail and rive. A little grave is ern marina and the swim down the cut over the dug in contains club century only bridges. mountain from Pha 704 sq. ft.; its most ago, 400,000 rec- troops as we do. Soldiers and mountains. the sand the by roadside and pool were completed 4. reational boats Louy to Komi. It was heart- striking feature is a continuous July were In use in have been to the child is laid in people obliged it . . . then Baroff and Elin this The APRIL 14. I continued breaking to see the masonry "wing wall” which explained number has my people flee the MAY 18. The country. villages, leaving be- river. No rafts. we go on. that they decided to take increased back at their as the structural start- ad- 19 times. journey on foot with my pack glancing vast hind holocausts The serves blazing of rice men plunged in and all clearings of which ing point for original and fu- strapped to my back. This rice, had bamboo MAY 23. Father fields, huts, graner- morning swam back and Lynde from to ture construction. would not have been so dis- already begun head, and ies . . forth Paksane came out to . ferrying the women, meet This Builder Considers the Buyer the fields of us. This wall also agreeable if it not for corn to eat. The assures were ready babies and agedi head of the province pri- MAY 14. I wounded, I un- when the thousands of bloodsuckers Tonight am alone vacy placed the MAY 2. I blessed all the myself made 10 dertakes to find facing An S.O.T. Releast a trips. Pitiful lodgings for he in village abandoned its road, addition to property occupies, and so that stick to skin; at times by ip serving as my houses and five but treasured the refugees and USAID can pagan families belongings of (the JACKSON TOP. - a better value. people, who feel safer sleeping a decorative element. Sweep- (RFS) enjoy they actually entered my body asked me these homeless American to chase out the people were organization for Abe New At swim along the tiny trail in the pro- ing out from this wall is the Feinberg, a Jersey Harfield, a club is causing excruciating pain. I evil and swept spirits requested away by the swift cur- viding assistance) is there. basic builder for 25 and now adjacent to the jungle. I have burned and bur- composed of an years, property, two arrived at Tha Thom at 11 Now house, mission to pray along with rent, but all of everyone is busy llarfield Homes others and a fine ied all the liturgical miraculously finding immense room building here, country club a.m. and have been objects living-dining given a us. A witch doctor our made it a suitable to build are minutes brought I had The people across. place one with a wall of glass. near Lakewood, contends that away; it is bamboo hut where I brought. only ones a can say his sack of or two me amulets and I villages for these the new home short walk to and kept are my portable altar poor The secret of this developments school, May 21. We had to leave be- home’s shop, people. which concentrate ping and houses flexibility lies in this utility on houses of worship alone able to offer better are convenient in core. No matter what addi- are nearby Lake- values than the "total wood. A Fall tions are made in the future, com- concept. Since all these Opening the original plumbing remains munity" requirements already intact; it even permits a sec- According to Feinberg, the exist, says Feinberg, ond bath "our needn’t to be added in the reason is mathematically ob- prices include room if desired. vious, since assessments for utility The the community extra land, To or SRO Crowds plan calls for future expansion project must allocate valuable buildings development in of up to five rooms to the land and materials for schools, connection with the total job.” BOSTON The rear, behind the rear enclosed pools, clubhouses, recreation- seminary A wide variety of experi- Isn’t but Richard The cost al even open, ence is represented among the porch. per square facilities, playgrounds, foot of Cardinal Cushing is already who expansion will be con- churches, shops and other men are entering the due facilities. about it. siderably low, to the group •talking expanding seminary. They include two minor alterations required in The He has to; the new Pope physicians, a school superin- result, says Feinberg, is the original shell, as well as that 'John XXIII for tendent, the houses carry the cost HURRY! Seminary de- teachers, salesmen, a the simple construction | of the vocations in nearby Wes- court reporter, store en- "extras." layed manager, community tailed. Easily converted for ton, Mass., is scheduled to public relations executive, ad- Conversely, at anew home 7 HOME BUYERS use, these homes this with year-round such as open fall 50 can- vertising consultant, govern- community Harfield, start as low as less ment $2,995, lot. the buyer for the didates. employees, printers, only pays SUMMER The Cardinal anticipated journalists, air line executive, geologist, and a radio station half that number for the first «= engineer. CLEARANCE class. And as the 25th NEW anniversary GARDEN APT. ~ SALE! of his consecration as a Bish- Occupancy September or October lit Friday Meat OK op neared. Cardinal Cushing remarked; “I don’t want any 1 & 2 BEDROOMS APTS. On 2nd Airline party . . . give me something up to to help me pay for the Popo from John month SAN FRANCISCO (NC) _ Seminary.” 125. m'M Catholics on 50% traveling Japan □ Air Lines have been granted National * * Extra large rooms Free off a from the Weekly Parking Reg. • dispensation * Air Conditioning * Church’s law of abstinence Free GE Refrigerator Price* * To in Free Gas * and eat meat served Print Fall Master TV Antenna may lour Flxtura to the of Mt. * * aboard flights on MOTHER SETONSHRINE- Workhas started onground adjacent College Separate thermostat for JAL Fridays St. and the Buses at comer mMMHI KANSAS Mo. Joseph Motherhouse of the Sister, of CITY, (NC) Charity at Cincinnati Ohio for the each or any other day when the law construction of apt. * Good Counsel Church Always Go«a The National Catholic this shrine in honor of Blessed Re- Elizabeth Soton, foundress of * Furthar At pertains. of the Sisters Carpeted Corridors porter, anew U.S. It will at comer national weekly house a statue of Mother The Seton, the of nation- * Modern dispensation was ob Charily in the subject a Laundry Room * 1 block newspaper, will begin publi- wide to shopping tained competition among through tehe San Fran- sculptors. 1 to cation here in the fall, edited block schools cisco Archdiocese and will re- Faremui by laymen and published in- main in effect for five years. 34 dependently of formal Church CARTERET STREET NEWARK affiliation. OlrMtiomi Ttk* lummtr Avt. tr Sru4»ay Lighting Robert Life *• Carttrat ItrMt. G. Hoyt, editor, and Family MORTGAGES Michael J. 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been appointed chairman of FOR UNSPOILED the speakers bureau of the NATURAL Serra Club BEAUTY of Morristown by president Joseph E. Hallorsn BUILDING V«-ACRE SITES of Morris Plains.

MANY LARGER Catholic organizations in the Morrls-Sussex area desiring to obtain speakers on the priest- hood and vocations From may ar- 1,995 such range a program by con- r Termi tacting Reddington at 1 Sta- to Meet Your Budget tion Rd., Madison, or Hal- Sloopy Hollow Road loran at 15 Sunrise Dr., Mor- ris Plains. > Section Now Openll

—but Not only ono many K of C Picnic builders ready to serve ROSELLE St. Joseph the you. Carpenter Council, K of C, will hold its annual picnic at You will be glad you taw Nomahcgan Park, Cranford, Unusual value at Foreet Lakes on Route *28,990 206, Aug. 2. There will also be a An yway you look it thit 8-room homo It Andover. "piua night’’ at the club- meandering Ramapo River with the majestic iddi house up to unusual Vila*. Thi rooms in Urge Remepo Mountains from its fir July 31. riling shori. NOT a "Shell" or Prelab—but a4- md the closit ii There Only minutes spiel extrevigent. in away ire crystal clear lakes for room and bath cottage custom built 3 bedrooms, 2 full biths, fishing, and Forda Homes, living room, dining boating swimming, golf md coun- completelyby trails In Inc. on the o< room, work-saver kitchen with dinette oret, 27 try clubs, riding beautiful Campgiw plot your Mountem choice at Blue ML Lakes. ft. recreation with Reservation. room direct access to i 2- This value Is un- Carlton UNMATCHED cor gerege, laundry room plus i 10 ft. by 10 Woods otters every modern facility, ft. pitio porch Juet off thi kitchen. too. Seven highly-rated public and parochial schools. A frie recreation But that’s only half thi vilui. The immedieti program. Superb shopping. And commuting is eaccllentt Only 30 mrroundmge it Carlton Woodi an truly breath- minutis from LOCATION New York CHy or Newark, 35 taking. A itone'i throw from door Is thi your minutes from thi Tappan Zee Bridge. MODILI OPEN SEVEN DAYS A 10 AJN. WEEK, TO DUSK YOUR DOWN PAYMENT SELECT YOUR ENTITLES YOU TO- SEACREST BEACH HOMES TWO OTHER OUTSTANOIN6 MODELS HOMESITE—NOWI Recreation Center «nd Club House. Picnic AVAILABLE FOR YOUR INSPECTION Ami, Hundreds of choice laWront, lakeview, and wooded Guarded White Send Water (ON THI Bosches, Swimming sites available In this 4000 acre unspoiled vacation ATLANTIC OCEAN) THI lioram - Specious ranch with 3 bed. Sports, fishing, Boating. Gun Movlou. I lull Hunting, Club, wonderland.3 lakes with miles of shore- N. J. roome, bathe, living room, dining room, a crystal-pure SEACREST, Dancing, Site Fun For The Entire kitchen with own Olympic Pool, line, high beautiful Blue 1500' Its dinette area, panelled atop Mountain, above • room, Family. tea level—so Private Baach Club femlly laundry room tnd oversued easy to reach. eanee with etelrwey to beeemint. 521,998. • Vl*w of Vacation Now Fin* Barnegat ... Retire Later... THI ITMTreno - Clinic 3-etory colontel Bay homo with 4 Oodroomi, iVt hethe, living • Liberal Financing room, dining room, kitchen, pmollid femlly room, foundry room, lull beiement and available T ear earaie. {31,(90 IN BLUE • MT. OAKI.ANQ, LAKES Select your lot now 10% DOWN BtRGfcN COUNI 30-YEAR DRIVE 08T TODAY FREE GAS DRYER WITH All GAS FINANCING Take Routes 3 and 46 to Danville, then FROM right on new DIRECTIONS. Route 4 and 208 Interstate Directions: Garden State BERGEN COUNTY, uoj ■m Route to North Parkway South to Exit 82; then peroou Jo|u rnw einoti oaviiat „*a 80, Netcong.then on Route East on Rt. on Route 202 for miles 206—0 Route 10 to 46 to then North 37 to Seaaide Heights; then north (sprnx.) 2 approximately lVb to modal homas. From Essex and Passaic harder r. Netcong, on County Route 206—follow miles on Rt. s,, 'e no ,0 Exit 160, Turn the signs to beautiful Blue ML 35. lB,t on Passaic ,0 Rou,e 4 w«t. Then 'i!l Roue 208 north to exit lakes 7 dark). marked Route 202 North." Proceed (open days—’til north on Route 202 lor SIACREST approximately IVY mile* to motels. REALTY CO. 793-6341 - 349-3487 •lir-Htfitee Realty Aeeoclelee, Inc., 67 Allendale A*#., Saddle River, H. j, OA T.stOO Medal / stmm H MM 16 THE ADVOCATE July 23, 1964 Stanton One of a Kind Bp. Leads Sick CUP THIS COUPON

Unit NEWARK - The sixth an- Nursing Opens nual invalids’ pilgrimage to Canada Merchant* j will leave Newark Air- port 26, with 100 July Auxiliary At All Souls Bishop Martin W. Stanton cele- PREE EXTRA Hospital brating a Mass before depar- FREE EXTRA ture at 8:30 MORRISTOWN The first a m. and then ac- The home is under the MERCHANTS GREEN STAMP! the as hospital-situated home companying group chap- THIS COUPON AND nursing direction of Sister Elizabeth PUkCHAU OF lain. in New Jersey opens July 23 MERCHANTS Edmund, newly transferred $7.50 or More at The will All Souls Hospital here, from pilgrims fly to the Except St. Anne Villa, Morris- Cigartllti, FrtiK Milk, with six shrine of St. Anne de Cream or patients to be admit- town. Beaupre ®W!TH Fair Trado Items. GREEN Ono to in time Adults Only Coupon Pot ted the 28-bed unit on the for the special blessing Family IN ADDITION TO TANARUS!« ST«-P$ YfVI PfCtlvt WIIH YOU« PUHCMASI fifth floor. AN OPEN HOUSE was held given annually July 26 on the -I VOID AFTER JULY U "o'™ July 19, with a conducted feast of the The Mother Elizabeth Seton tour patron. They will STAMPS Sisters and other members also visit the Shrine Home for Chronic and Conva- by of Our lescent of the staff. The reno- at de la Madeleine. Patients is designed to hospital Lrdy Cap vation of the fifth floor care for those who are too ill cost A total of 65 pilgrims will $40,000 and has resulted to be at home but who would in a make the trip, which has been not home-like atmosphere for each ordinarily be sent to a gen- arranged by Mrs. William eral room, some private and the hospital. Varick of Jersey City. There rest with the ex- semi-private will be 51 on the plane, with of the ception solarium, which the 14 other leaving June 25 Alexian accommodates four. Hospital by auto caravan. A volunteer staff of 10 adults ALL SYSTEMS Coriston of 'GO' - Abbot Newton, recently Two will also and about 15 priests accom- Is Accredited “candy stripers,'* named of the formed president newly National Associa- pany the Rev. James girls 14 to 17, have received group, of Shop tion Priest is shown at controls of Pilots, a plane - E. Foley, chaplain at Veter- ELIZABETH Alexian special training for their work a mode of he advocates bs tool the ans’ East which will transportation a in Hospital, Brothers has been include Orange, Hospital ac- making and mission his companion, Rev. John credited for beds, as- priest's apostolate a three-year pe- arranging flowers, at Jerlinski, C.SS.R., of Newport riod by the Joint sisting meals and generally Commission Va. There will to make the Abbot Heads News, be three on Accreditation of Hospitals trying guests hap- Group pier. Sisters in the group, Sistci following an evaluation survey Rose Genevieve of St. In the Anne's, made June 9. dining-recreation area Jersey Sister Mar- for guests, for- City, Mary Dr. John H. field ambulatory Irwin, rep- tin of St. Vincent’s the conference Priest-Pilots Unite Hospital, resentative for the commission merly hospital New York and Sister Ro- room, food will be served City, cited the ac- hospital for “main- saire of St. Joseph’s hospital, cording to a selective menu taining standards deserving of Yonkers. prepared by the dietary de- accreditation and for constant To partment. A food supervisor Teach Nations effort to the improve quality to assigned the home will cor- of patient care." St. Clement’s relate doctors’ Ky. - An diet prescrip- CARROLLTON, practical, safe and efficient Founded in 1892, the tions with of who tool in hospital patients’ taste in organization priests the apostolic work of has a bed 199 capacity of Cur- food. would “go and teach all na- the Masses priest, especially in mis- Begins under rently construction is a tions" While one reason for locat- via airplane has been sion areas at home and DOVER The new parish addition to house ra- formed here with two-story the home at the is a New Jer- abroad. The association ing hospital re- of St. Clement, Pope and Mar- diology and physiotherapy de- the of sey Abbot Charles V. ceived advantage having the pilot greetings from such tyr, in partments. Rockaway Township, latter’s facilities and Coriston, 0.5.8., of St. Paul’s mission-minded nearby prelates as will inaugurate Masses It is Sunday expected to be com- —as available, can be Abbey, Newton president Richard patients Cardinal Cushing July 26 in Dover next July. Elementary VEAL pleted visited of the board. any doctor. Fulton ROAST by Bishop J. sheen and School at 9 and 10:30 a.m. The National Association of Leo Bishop Arkfeld, S.V.D., of Rev. Eugene B. Priest Pilots was formed here New Guinea. McQuald, pastor, said the town of Dover LEGS OR RUMP Passaic 15 under the patronage of Abbot Launches July Coriston told the Hospital is the grade Richard loaning school, Bishop H. Ackerman meeting that “When Our Lord whose auditorium of Ky. The found- the accommo- Covington, gave command to ‘Go and dates about 1,000 ers Rev. people. Employee Pension Plan are Robert Wcndeln teach all nations’ He must and will be and Rev. Weddings Baptisms Henry Haacke, both have presumed that men PASSAIC performed in Holy Rosary St. Mary’s Hos- the of Carrollton, who were hosts would use their « with- in- entirely by hospital, God-given Church, in whose has -announced * rectory Fath- pital a pen- out contributions from the for the attended by in em- meeting, telligence choosing the sion er resides. Confes- lb. program for all full-time 60 priest from 19 states. of McQuaid ployees, It allows for normal pilots means transportation. Ouv sions will also be at Holy Ros- employees, with the first retirement at Protestant brothers pay- 65, re- in the mis- early THE MAJOR of the 4 to 5:30 and ments to be made March purpose sions ary, p.m. 7:30 1, tirement because of special have developed air is to the to 9 p.m. on and the 3965, to those eligible. organization promote Saturdays family circumstance, retire- transportation to great advant- of aircraft as a eves of Sister Eileen use private holy days. Teresa, admin- ment in case of physical dis- age." announced that Guests istrator, the ability and a selected pension of honor at the ban- will cost the balanced included plan hospital with Social Security First Services quet Max Conrad, Borneo Farmers $50,000 a with this payments. who has flown CALIFORNIA year, a- the Atlantic 110 increase times, and mount to as new em- Three Mrs. years of service are In Clark Church Jerry Mock, are hired and who Get CRS Aid ployees salary recently established seven necessary before an employee increments take CLARK Services were records with her place. is flight around SttOtESS eligible. An employee who SINGAPORE, (NC) About held for the first time in the the world in In addition to the terminates and a 20,000 whose pension, then returns single-engine people farms on new St. Agnes Church here aircraft. which is based on salary and within 15 years is credited the island of Borneo were 19, total of credited with July following an open A conference mission withered years -ser- past service, a benefit on by drought have been house held to the aviation vice, the also which inspect is planned for this plan provides should appeal to mar- helped by 460 tons of food church, school and rectory winter. retroactive credit for ried Other officors of the past nurses, according to Sis- shipped by the Catholic Relief 12. GRftPK of service and death July NAP include Rev. Richard years a ter Eileen Teresa. Services NCWC, whose Singa- Rev. Denis J. pas- benefit for survivors of those Whelan, Spellman of Sister Anne assis- Albuquerque, pore agent is Wolf of Virginie, tor, said that the three build- vice George who die before retirement N.M., Father tant president; Garwood, N.J. administrator, is chair- ings, plus a school auditorium, age. Wendcln, secretary, and Fa- The supplies man of the retirement com- were erected cost of $665,- emergency are at a ther The be Haacke, treasurer. expected to last pension will paid for mittee. 000. three months

U.S . News Briefs \b. Church Schools in Poverty Bill WASHINGTON (NC) - The “Sterilization is for wrong and should be otherwise sought SLICED Senate Labor Committee has not for Cath- after , everyone, merely . . the administration's reported olics," the Messenger said in “The poor people of our “war on bill the an poverty” to editorial. "It is wrong be- mountain areas are to be Senate floor after it amending cause it interferes with human treated as second class citiz- to permit participation SWISS by pri- activity and unnatur- CHEESE violently ens . . . "Jbfy ire encouraged vate, in It makes use a nonprofit agencies of vicious to violently prevent procrea- two key programs. ally. IMPORTED tion by subjecting themselves FROM FINLAND Under the these amendment, means for achieving social and to the horrible indignity of agencies, which include economic advantages that can sterilization . . church-related schools, would be authorized to participate in the measure’s work-training and work-study programs, to MIDDLE EAST HOLY LAND to 12-oz. give work experience young EUROPE pkg. people 16 to 21, increase their via lufthanta - EGYPT LEBANON 2 viiillng • employability and provide - SYRIA . JORDAN . ISRAEL . TURKEY - part-time to en- - employment GREECE ITALY and GERMANY. Doparturoi able them to in school. from N.w with stay York, Spiritual Ltad.r on church-re- Participation by Inspiring AUGUST «, SEPTEMBER 3, OCTOBER 1. lated schools and other pri- vate agencies would be allow- 22 DAYS $1204. graY ed so long as it did not in- (atholic farmer volve In for youths projects MMMRMnNIMMRHIMMHMRMMIBn the construction, operation or • WESTERN maintenance of facilities used Vacation EUROPE meat via luflhanto AUSTRIA primarily for sectarian pur- ■ vliltlng GERMANY . all

- ITALY FRANCE and poses. . • MONACO SPAIN. Doparturoi from Now York, with Spiritual The amended Senate bill Tours loador on AUGUST 3, SEPTEMBER 7, thus is close to the House OCTOBER J. version now before the Rules Committee. The House bill 22 DAYS $B4B Will provides for participation in your child projects which do not involve Retervatiom faedities used for sec- now FRANKS "solely" being accepted for the ever wear one? tarian purposes. 39th EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS PILGRIMAGE •

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BOSTON (NC) - Richard Call or Write It'll add lot of saving. a money to a young person’s Cardinal Cushing has volun- lifetime income. That’s worth teered to saving for. And sponsor construc- JOS. M. BYRNE tion of CO. a cooperative housing Emigrant’s special purpose accounts help you reach TRAVEL project in Boston’s Dorchester SERVICE Dividends your goal. are compounded quarterly, and BROAD neighborhood to replace 19 828 IT., NIWARK I- MA 3-1740 you start earning the full dividend now—right from TIDE buildings destroyed hy fire last \b. of month. day deposit.

The 53 families left home- less DETERGENT by the fire would have an For the latest quarter, to the houses opportunity buy dividend 4V Emigrant’s is .. per year. through long-term mortgages. lb. The construction would be SHOP/ 41 4-oi. sponsored jointly by Cardinal Boxes Cushing and by St. Margaret's )SAVE parish in Dorchester. EMIGRANT > • HERE Blasts Plan /CHEVROLET? MORE! Industrial SAVINGS Sterility r BANK | COVINGTON, - Ky. (NC) | D Without obllgatlon-atnd literature on how I can aMrt building a The dio- Messenger, Covington Fund In an I College Education Emigrant Savinga Account. lam Inter- cesan has MAKE newspaper, attacked YOUR DEAL ln *n Individual NOW! I □ Account □ Joint Account □ Truat Account anew sterilization plan as an Immoral and solu- inadequate Enclosed it .to open an account tion to the problem of poverty. '64 In my CHEVYS □ name alone The newspaper attacked a □ In my name in trutt for ( free sterilization ’ program Immediate • In For Location Delivery All Models & Colors □ my name jointlywith ( and Store Hours of launched In Berea, Ky, by the Forward Human Betterment passbook to Mr. Mrs. Miss Associa- Biggest Savings Used Cars □ □ □ tion for Voluntary Sterlization MINT NAME. Food Fair Nearest Coil with You... • $25,000 gift from New r"' BIT- mirvrr&WW- r"°r./ ADDRESS. York businessman Jesse Hart- . -3085 Blvd. CITY man. Kennedy .ZONE -STATE. HU 6-2000 or MA Backers described the (Formerly Hudoon llvd.l (Uaa Registered Mall 4-5705 plan whan sending cash) • as a means of relieving I JERSEY CITY OL 6-8000 pov- 51 Chambers St. a 6 W« rotary* tht to limit thru in East 42nd right quantitloi, pricoi offoctlvo July 25. erty Kentucky mountain re- 4 BLOCKS NORTH OF 7th As gions and a for a Avs. 31st na u prototype JOURNAL , SQUARE . uiMeanfcoi»al Mttaral *Ui‘Uiiitioß program. oaroair iNauRAHCt corporation