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An Advocate News Summary and the Vatican in years. ROME Bishops from all • St. Peter’s Basilica and corners of the world are ar- the grottoes beneath it were in Rome in riving steadily in- ordered closed until the coun- creasing numbers as prepara- cil opens. tions for the Second Vatican POPE Council, begun nearly three JOHN, speaking at an audience for the staffs of years ago, enter their final week. the Vatican’s administrative offices, urged a renewal of The council—the most mo- for the council’s mentous gathering Christian- prayers suc- ity has known in this century cess. The audience closed a tri- and one certain to rank duum held for the among the major events in success of the council in which the staffs the history of the Church—will of the Roman open with solemn ceremonies congregations and Vatican Thursday, Oct. 11. offices took part. The Pope asked first that the Vatican "family” live the Other Stories, Pago 2 council. "Every person must follow diligently the events of POPE JOHN XXIII wiU the council, using the most preside over the council Fa- PARAMUS authentic sources of informa- SCHOOL-The new Catholic high school to be erected in is thers—some Paramus shown 2,500 Cardinals, tion,” he said. in this drawing architect M. and by George Vuinovich of Englewood Cliffs. Construction is Archbishops Bishops—as Secondly, he said that there due to start next with the set for 1964. It is they deliberate matters which year, opening September, the sixth school is a need for care in speak- announced under the are bound to have a critical to be Archdiocesan Development Campaign. ing of the of the and developments far-reaching effect on council. "Real facts must be people of aU religions reported and not imaginary New Co-Institutional the world. High throughout ones. Journalists in particular In major council-connected must be prudent and cautious news this week: in reporting all that happens • Pope John caUed for with a sense of respect for and Paramus School Will diligence prayer on the objective truth.” Open part of aU those connected with the council, and for ac- THE POPE made his rail- curacy on the part of journal- road trip Oct. 4, the Feast of In 1964 for ists reporting it. The Pope also St. Francis of Assisi, visiting 1,040 Students made a 400-mile railroad trip the shrines of Assisi and Our to pray for the success of the Lady of Loreto. It was the NEWARK—Prior to his de- a philosophy house for the gym will be the two cafe- for council at two famed Italian longest trip away from Rome parture the Second Vati- seminary—will be in excess of terias. The will gymnasium shrines. by a in 105 can Pope years. During Council, Archbishop Bo- $35 million. have a of capacity 900 and • A the land announced report released by trip the train slowed at that the new Regional meetings of the can be divided into separate co-institutional the- council press office indi- major stations so the Pope high school to continuing committees of all boys’ and wings for girls’ cated the council Fathers will could greet the crowds. be erected in Paramus will the parishes in the archdio- physical education classes. have a heavy work schedule. The shrine at Loreto is Holy open in September, 1964. cese are being held each week On the second floor of the • The Pontiff named 201 House, said to be the house The school is the sixth in October. Their to front to purpose is wing, there will be sep- be experts, including 12 from the where Our Lady was born. St. announced under the Arch- stimulate the continuing com- arate libraries for the two U. to assist in council de- Francis, founder of the Fran- OFF TO diocesan S., ROME-Sailing to Rome on the Constitution for the Development Cam- mittees to visit new parishion- schools, with a be- S.S. on 27 Second Vati- chapel liberations. ciscans, is buried at Assisi. Sept. paign. Schools are ers and reactivate slow can Council left to already ac- tween them, having a capac- were, right, Bishop Stanton, Archbichop Boland and Megr. George in • Two Hungarian Bishops open Roselle, Washington counts. ity of 100. THE EXPERTS named are W. Shea, rector of Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington. Township, Scotch Plains are expected to attend, there- and specialists in such fields as Park THE PARAMUS school will THE EXTERIOR of the by making the first official Ridge and a fifth was theology, canon law and social accommodate contact between their last week 1,040 students, building will be of a land announced for Clark pinkish action. They will be able to ' evenly divided among boys color brick, with stack- Township. glazed attend the general sessions of Asks and There will be ed brick of girls. sep- a different color the council. Archbishop Prayer THE CAMPAIGN raised arste faculties for each, as in in the bays of each class- Among them are: Msgr. approximately $3l million in the case of Union Catholic at room. The main focal of point Bishops Francis J. Brennan of Phila- pledges and half of this has Scotch Plains, where Marist the building will be enhanced delphia, dean of the Sacred now been redeemed. How- Brothers teach the boys and with designed terracotta For Success pan- the Roman William Council the overall RoU; Msgr. of ever, cost of con- Sisters of St. Dominic the els separated with granite J. Doheny, Superior, Wis., a struction of tie proposed girls. No faculty appointments face wall and various bronze In, Drive Rota judge; Msgr. John Stein- NEWARK Catholics of the buildings—eight high schools, have been announced for the scenes. try, that God may pour forth scribed for our parish mueller, Brooklyn Newark Archdiocese and Pat- His four homes for the aged and new school. A large covered walk will Scripture abounding grace on Our churches.” He added: "The scholar; Msgr. Joseph C. Fen- erson Diocese in The girls’ school will be on be provided for students get- joined Holy Father, on all the prayers for the guidance el the side and the For Poor ton, editor of the American prayers for the success of the Fathers of the and the the interces- right boys’ ting on and off buses. There council, Holy Spirit, In Newark Ecclesiastical Review, Wash- ecumenical council this week on the left. It is so designed win be a lot for 506 particularly on the Bishops of sion of Our Blessed Lady and parking their leaders WASHINGTON - ington, D.C.; Msgr. Rudolph as spiritual were this that it is divided throughout, cars and a large athletic (NC) The country, that none may the protection of St. Joseph Catholic G. Bandas, educator and the- en route to or about to depart fail in the council’s with a sliding wall partition field with a 440-yard track, Bishops’ 14th annual great work will be most efficacious." Consultors ologian, St. Paul, for the first of the of full separating the two schools. football and basebaU fields Thanksgiving Clothing Collec- Minn.; gathering evengellcal renewal G. world's in WHILE IN Arch- On the left of the main lob- located to the left of the tion will take place Nov. 18-25, Msgr. George Higgins, di- Bishops 92 years. within the Church.” ROME, boys' rector of the NCWC Social Archbishop who Boland will at by will be an auditorium with section of the school. Archbishop Patrick A O’Boylr Boland, The Archbishop asked that, bishop stay the of Action sailed Sept. 27 on the S.S. in addition Excelsior Hotel with Appointed a capacity of 600, large stage There wUI be glazed tile Washington, chairman of Department. to the novena, along the NCWC Also Rev. Frederick Mc- Constitution, was due to ar- Catholics "attend Bishop Stanton and Msgr. NEWARK and dressing rooms. Also off walls and terrazzo floors in Administrative regularly the Before leaving Catholic rive in Rome Oct. 7. W. rector of la*» the lobby will be the general the corridors. class- Board, has announced. Manus, University of Bishop daily October devotions pre- George Shea, for Rome last week, Arch- Every will offices. room wUI In a letter to the America; Rev. Ulric Bcste, McNulty leave that same maculate Conception Sem- bishop Boland have tile walls Bishops, announced seven of St. day from Idlcwild at The front portion of the three feet from the floor with Archbishop O’Boyle em- 0.5.8., John's Abbey, Airport inary. clergy appointments, includ- 7:30 school will be two stories high acoustical tile All phasized the continuing needs Collegcvillc, Minn., a profes- p.m., accompanied by New Traveling with Bishop Mo- ing three new archdiocesan ceilings. Orleans and will have six classrooms windows wUI be of the and afflicted in sor at the Pontifical Institute Msgr. John J. Sheerin, vicar Nulty will be Bishop Walter consultors. of the alumi- poor and science room on the num of St. Anselm, Rev. general. W. Curtis of tor* The first projected type. impoverished areas of the Rome; Bridgeport, new consultors are with seven classrooms world. Edward Heston, C.S.C., pro- mcr Auxiliary Bishop of the John floor, A LETTER from School Rolls Msgr. 0. Buchmann, the curator general in Rome Archbishop Newark Archdiocese. on second. In back will for Boland, Bishop pastor of St. Leo’s, “THERE IS NO urging prayers and a Irving- be a one-story wing with sci- measuring the Congregation of Holy McNulty will be staying at the ton; Msgr. Julian F. Buckle the value of the novena for the success of the Szpil- ence rooms, typing room, Down, clothing col- Cross; Rev. Georges Tavard, Michelangelo Hotel, which Is council, was read at all Near 100% man, pastor of Our Lady of lected each in our an home economics rooms and year A.A., Mt. Mercy College, within walking distance of St. Masses in the Newark Arch- Czestochowa, Harrison, and lab. Next to this Priests Told nual Thanksgiving appeal as Pittsburgh; Msgr. John S. Peter’s Basilica. language diocese 30. similar NEW ORLEANS (NC)—En- Msgr. Joseph A. Shovlin, far as the and in Sept. A re- pas- wing will be the Sisters’ quar- poor needy Quinn, who heads the Chicago Msgr. Sheerin will remain at tor of St. quest was made earlier rollment in the Anne’s, Jersey City. with accommodations MUENSTER, Germany distressed areas of the world Archdiocese’s by newly integrat- ters, for metropolitan tri- ed Catholic schools the council until Oct. 2. Oa (NC)—Priests in the Mucn- are concerned,” he Bishop McNulty. of the New NAMED 20 Sisters. said. bunal, and Rev. Melitius Woj- Oct. 21, Msgr. Andrew V. Stef- AS parish priest ster Diocese have to install Orleans Archdiocese has "Clothing that we were able of the consultors were nar, 0.5.8.M., Catholic an, vice chancellor, will leave Rev. John A. and use belts reached 97% of last THE BOYS’ school will be safety in to ship as a result of last See Text Pago 16 year's pastor of University of America. for Rome, to remain until Nov. Karolewskj, St. similar the their to the total. to girls, except cars, according year's appeal made it possi- In addition to the 201 named 5. William F. Ann’s (Polish), Jersey City; official diocesan Archdioccsan Bureau Msgr. Louis, that a large music room with journal. ble for us to assist the of In- Rev. Michael unclad by the Pope, the council Fath- The Archbishop quoted the chancellor, will leave Nov. 4 A. Magnier, pas- rdoms is located in and formation figures show that practice Authorization for person- suffering in countries of ers also consult 1962 tor of St. Thomas the may private statement of the Ameri- in for a two-week peribd and Apostle, the front of the A al cars wiU not greatest in enrollment Catholic schools building. be given need nearly every experts of their own choice. can Rev. Frank J. Rodimer Bloomfield, and Rev. John P. hierarchy which, after a in the 11 civil parishes will drafting room, shop room and from now on unless the quarter of the (coun- globe and, in for on Nov. 18. Weigand, pastor of St. Jo- OPENING CEREMONIES general appeal prayers, ties) of the archdiocese depart biology room will replace the safety measure is follow- addition, the many thousands asked that is seph’s, West New York. of the council will take "during the days 73,433, girls’ typing and home eco- ed, the journal said. Priests deprived of everything in the place compared with 75,796 immediately preceding the Msgr. William F. nomics rooms. Next to the Oct. 11, but the Fathers will last year. Furlong, arc also required to rec- numerous calamities of flood all the faithful pastor of St. start work Oct. 13, council, join in Some 200 Columbus Mary's, Eliza- one-story wing will be the res- ommend the use of and which affect- according Negro children arc Day safety earthquake a novena of and to the prayer pen- now beth, and former head of the idence for 20 Brothers. belts to all ed so agenda released by the attending classes along laymen em- many areas during the ance, to be carried out minor office. in all with white seminary at Seton Hall, The gymnasium is located the Church. past he added. press children in pre- ployed by year,’’ the parishes, institutions and Dispensation was named for in this First order of business will all-white deputy semi- wing rising to a height viously Catholic In virtue of facul- religious houses of this coun- special nary discipline. of two stories. Next to the AS IN PREVIOUS years, the be the election of members of schools here. ties from the Holy See, used clothing, shoes, blankets, the 10 commissions of the Archbishop Joseph F. Rum- Archbishop Boland has bedding and other materials qpuncil. Each commission mel of New Orleans directed granted a dispensation from donated during the collection will have 24 Announce members, eight last March that all Catholic abstinence for Oct. Indiana will be and dis- of whom Friday, Initiates processed will be named by schools in the archdiocese be 12, (Columbus Day) to the Survey tributed by Catholic Relief and the remain- Pope John, Benedictine desegregated with the start of faithful of the Newark Arch- Services NCWC. ing 16 chosen by members of the new school year. diocese. Final figures on the 1961 col- the council. lection show Following Archbishop Rum- A similar dispensatioa that materials The agenda allows four gen- Nation-Wide School collected had Transfers mel’s integration has been granted for the an estimated eral meetings for this task: order, segre- Study value gationists called on Catholic Paterson Diocese Bial* of $25 million. by Their Oct. 13, 16, 18 and 20. NEWARK —The transfer of worth in parents to boycott Catholic op McNulty. NOTRE Ind. (NC)— the U. S. The is terms of the good From Oct. 22-31, general nine Benedictine DAME, survey cen- Fort Wayne-South Bend pilot priests was schools. The first nation-wide of tered the they accomplished was beyond meetings will be held daily announced this week Ab- study at University of study will be a census of about by human calculation, said Auxi- on Catholic elementary and sec- Notre Dame where anew 14 parishes. except Thursdays and Sun- bot Patrick O’Brien, 0.5.8., liary Bishop Edward E. Swan- The general ondary schools has entered its computing center will be used days. meetings—- most of them to new posts Results of the census will New strom of York, executive or which within the North first major phase with the to process data. be congregations—in Jersey area. checked against the total director of CRS-NCWC. (Continued Maronite Patriarch of questionnaires The on Page 2) An exception was Rev. mailing to questionnaire sent to population and the Catholic 13,500 principals and 160,000 seeks information in Denys Henncssy, 0.5.8., principals population of the diocese. The teachers. several Including ad- transferred from St. Mary’s areas, staff will determine the birth, Pravda Rebuke William Conley, director of ministrative Priory, Newark, to Woodside organization, death and migration rates of To Visit in the project, also announced class size, testing programs Priory School, Portola Valley, Orange parish members. This will Cal. plans for a and educational innovations. He has been tempo- pilot study, as part make it possible to estimate ORANGE Patriarch Peter of the coast-to-coast in A second deals New rarily loaned to the Benedic- Paul survey, questionnaire the demand for Catholic edu- Red Meouchi of the Maronite schools of the Fort Wayne- with the Campaign tine Fathers there. Rite will be professional prepara- cation within the next few guest of honor at South Bend Diocese. tion and experience of the a to be years. ALSO LEAVING St. Mary’s reception held Oct. 6 themselves. at the home of Mr. THE teachers Priory is Rev. Philip Hoover, and Mrs. THREE-YEAR study next The pilot study will seek an- Tofic Attalla national By spring, Conley 0.5.8., former headmaster of at 236 Fuller project Is financed by swers to several questions in Against Religion said, his research team hopes Terr, here from 12:30 to 3 a St. Benedict’s who has $350,000 grant from the Car- the enrollment area: What Prep, to have a factual of MOSCOW (RNS)-A new, In- Ic atheistic p.m. picture propaganda sys- been assigned to Dclbarton negie Corporation of New percentage of Catholic chil- tensified Catholic education which will Soviet campaign tematically, Among the guests will bo York. It is expected to dren attend Catholic purposefully, pa- School, Morristown. provide be Informative to Catholics schools? against religion apparently tiently and Lebanon’s ambassadors to the for the first time What convincingly, ex- Three new teachers at St. an accurate and non-Catholics alike. percent drop out and at timed to coincide with tho the U, S. and the UN posing groundlessness of Benedict's are Rev. Martin as well as profile of Catholic elementary what grades? How can the fu- of the Second Vatican Maronite opening religious beliefs." Burnc, transferred clergy from neigh- and secondary education in THE FIRST STEP in the ture enrollment of 0.5.8., elementary Council—was marked by sharp The from boring states. paper stressed that any Sacred Heart Church, and secondary schools bo esti- criticism here of tho “slug- to and Rev. CURRENTLY mated? What would the attempt establish a compat- Elizabeth, Maynard concluding a gish’’ pace at which programs ibility between Nagcngast, 0.5.8., and Rev. tour of Maronite parishes Church do if suddenly all of atheistic indoctrination have communism and and religion must bo Cronun Tyms, 0.5.8., both I-cbanese communities in tho Catholic children attempted to been conducted in tho U.S.S.R. opposed. On the formerly at St. Ab- U. tho Patriarch Inside ... enroll in Catholic schools? "In tho press and radio, in Mary’s S., will visit THE REBUKE bey, Morristown. came from lectures and Orango during a three-day In the talks,” it urged, section of the pilot Pravda, communist Rev. Cornelius Sweeney, stay in the WE’RE TAKING anew approach to newspa- “religious morality and the at’ metropolitan area study dealing with school per, which charged that of 0.5.8., has left St. Benedict's prior to his departure for tho week. See "athe- tempts clergymen to adapt youth starting this the staffs, the researchers will ex- for Sacred istic education is being carried themselves to Prep Heart ecumenical council. Attalla is amine tho demunds of new features on Page 14 the ratio of lay to reli- out lacka- Church, Elizabeth; Rev. Co- consul for Lebanon in New unsystematically, tho times must bo exposed and gious teachers. Other subjects lumbu Rafferty, has daisically and without impact the to scientif- 0.5.8., Jersey. BISHOP McNULTY his views to be incompatubllity gives on investigated are class moved from Blessed Sacra- The Patriarch will on the hardcore of religious be- ic communism with arrive In the Second size, the effect of classes religion ment, to St. Eliza- New PATRIARCH Vatican Council on .Page 7 largo lievers." must be Elizabeth, York Oct. 5. He will offer MEOUCHI ... demonstrated so that on a teacher’s efficiency over The beth's, Linden; Rev. Edmund the Divine Liturgy at St. Pat- paper's reprimand de- all Soviet rid Brooklyn, and then attend • WHAT people can them- O DOES THE CHURCH teach an extended period, the train- manded all-out Nugent, S.lt., from St. Ben- rick’s Cathedral, have lunch efforts against selves of the jloko of religious reception in tho St. George ing of and edict’s to with about the of nuclear war? lay religious teach- l’ruv- Church, Newark, Cardinal Spellman and Hotel. morality “religious superstition." prejudices and become active Our Lady of Lebanon is ers, and the func- Blessed Sacrament, and Rev. visit tho UN. See The Question Box Page 8 appropriate da said "all party organiza- creators of the and the "home” church for North tions of the diocesan brightest Patrick McCafferty, 0.5.8., On Oct. the central tions and ideological establish- most just 7, Patriarch will Jersey Maronitos, though most office society on earth from St. Elizabeth’s staff. ments must sclontif- to St. offer a Pontifical Liturgy at attend their Latin Rite carry out communism." Benedict’s Church. nearby Our Lady of Lebanon Church, parish. 2 THE ADVOCATE October 4, 1962 Fresno Post Information For Council People in the News To Anderson Post Filled
Observers Named FRESNO, Calif. (NC) - Rev. Andrew Boland, inary to succeed Very WASHINGTON - Floyd Anderson, managing 6.A.M., a ralssioner in Thai- Rev. Wilfrid (NC) Brennan, S.A., Rev. John P. Donnelly, editor editor of the Register system land since 1955, has been elect- whose five-year term as rec- since 1959 of the Inland of diocesan weeklies, Denver, ed superior general of the So- tor expires. Regis- of the Orthodox Unit has been named ed- ciety of Mission Helpers at Most ter, newspaper Spokane, By managing Rev. Jude Prost, has Wash., Diocese, been nam- itor of the Central California Louvain, Belgium. An 0.F.M., a native of Chicago, ed director of the NCWC Advocate News Summary kassian. of the Auxiliary Bishop Mark G. Bu- Register, newspaper will be consecrated as Titular The of McGrath roau of Information. synod the Russian Monterey-Frcsno, Calif., Dio- of Panama City, of Fronta IN OTHER council news, Bishop and Auxil- Father Orthodox Church Outside Rus- Panama, was awarded Donnelly’s appoint- die President of cese. He will take up his St. iary Bishop of sia has voted send three Cyprus, John's Belem, Brazil, ment was announced here by to duties in November. University's Our Lady in Nov. 1. Greek Orthodox Archbishop Chicago Msgr. Paul F. NCWC observer-delegates to the Sec- of Guadalupe Medal for pro- Dr. Tanner, Makarlos, said in Rome that Anderson, 56, was the found- McGruder E. Sadler, He will ord Vatican Council which will moting better Pan-American general secretary. as- the council has ‘'importance ing editor of The Advocate, chancellor of Texas Christian open Oct. 11. relations. sume his duties Nov. 1, suc- and former Cedar Grove a for the whole world." a University, Disciples of ceding John E. They are Bishop Anthony of Hubert Maga, president of Christ Msgr. Kelly Makarios re- resident. He succeeds Gerard institution, has been Geneva, Switzerland; Rev. . Archbishop the African of Trenton who recently re- vealed E. who will republic of Daho- presented with award that the High Commis- Sherry, assume a special signed. Igor Troyanov, a theologian mey, was received by Pope by the Worth sioner of Cyprus in London, the managing editorship of a Fort Council of Father from Lausanne, Switzerland; John. Catholic Donnelly, 29, was or- Antis Soteriades, will repre- new newspaper to be started Men for “promoting dained and Serge Grotov, a Russian Msgr. William P. May 24, 1958. He re- sent the by the Atlanta, Ga., Archdio- Suedkamp, understandingand good will.” Cypriot republic at ceived a bachelor’s in language teacher in Rome. secretary for Catholic Chari- Rev. Columba degree the opening session. cese. J. Devlin, The delegates were chosen ties of the Detroit Archdio-' journalism at the leaders in T.0.R., former of University the Anglican London Anderson is president of the president of Missouri in (Sept. 13) at a meeting of cese, and Joseph P. O’Brien St. church's hailed the council as an im- Catholic Press Association of Francis College, Loretto, Augti»t^9s9. synod of five Bish- of Washington, former eco- portant toward Pa., has been named op* at national step Christian the United States and Canada. nomics instructor St. president FATHER FLANAGAN headquarters at Pet- of Steubenville found- in New York. union, although union still was A native of Superior, Wis., and College, Steu- ed er’s College, Jersey City, were Ohio. Boys’ Town, Neb., in 1917. A member of the Russian Or- but a “vision." a convert from Lutheranism, named benville, to a permanent Ad- Miguel thodox Greek Arthur Michael Ram- he was managing editor of the d’Escotto Munoz, Catholic Church, pr. visory Committee on Housing Nicaragua’s new Ambassador Alexander sey, Archbishop of Canter- Catholic Light, Scranton, Pa., for Senior Rev. Schememann, Citizens by Dr. Rob- to the said it reflected the and for the next 10 Holy See, has presented WITH THIS dean of St. Vladimir’s Theolo- bury, 1948-51, ert C. Weaver, administrator edited his credentials to John gical Seminary in Tuckahoe, “new wind of charity blowing years The Advocate be- of the U. S. Housing and Home Pope fore the XXIII. N. Y„ had been designated among Roman Catholics and going to Register sys- Finance Agency. ADVERTISEMENT in Archbishop Domenico En- ■•awtful •auction Woman'a earlier as a delegate-observer Anglicans and every part tem. Rev. Luke Fisher, S.A., phil- former to the council. of Christendom.” He member of the rlei, Apostolic Inter- DRESS SHOES . was a osophy professor at nuncio Gray- to Japan, has been HIOH A LOW HIILI It was also announced this Dr. Robert W. Catholic Press Stopford, study team moor’s St. Plus X Major Sem- namd ALL SIZIS A COLOM week that the Apostolic Delegate to ancient Gregor- Bishop of London, told a con- which made a survey of Cath- inary at N. has . ' RIO. 1.05 Garrison, Y., Australia, New Zealand and ian Armenian Church will be ference on faith and or- olic and communications unity press been named rector of the sem- Oceania. Now 3.99 & represented by Rev. V. K. Sar- ganized by The Church Un- needs in Latin America. 4.95 NEARLY COMPLETED-Seating for the Sec- an arrangements Or.wln. Olrlt . ion, Anglican organization, ond 0 Womon'i that the Church of Vatican Council are nearly completed. More than England DRESS - FLATS was “thankful for the half the 3,000 seats for the council Fathers New T. 600 Newsmen inspir- necessary Weeklies HunAnßa Cham from Ra». < 95 A 7.05 ed leadership" of Pope John have already been installed on the special tiers in the School Kids _ Cover Council XXIII which had led to the nave of St. Peter’s Basilica. Platform at the far end of In Now 2.99 & 3.99 council. main aisle the Georgia will support papal throne. VATICAN - Catholics CITY (RNS) ATLANTA (NC) Love - Over 600 newsmen are in Georgia will be served by already accredited to cover two weekly Catholic newspa- SNEAKERS lIZIS the Second Vatican Council Jan. 1. The Fathers Gather pers Council, ... beginning 4 TO II it was announced here. new papers will replace the WHIT* A Now ALACK A hall near St. Peter’s from in 99* (Continued Page i) questions." The Cardinal was ors into the basilica increas- Bulletin, published Augusta. RIO. 1.00 Basilica will be equipped matter* before the council are critical of communist charges ed, however, and even a dou- Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan for conferences and to be debated will at that press begin the council is politically bled police guard found it vir- of Atlanta has announced that £sanks Beta briefings, and 28 telephone 9 a.m. motivated. tually impossible to exercise anew paper, the Georgia Bul- booths for interna- designed will serve the Archdio- A REUTERS DISPATCH safety measures. letin, Footwear Cos. tional calls will be provided THE BASILICA and grot- The decision means that un- cese of Atlanta. Gerard E. for the from Rome laid that two Hun- Ml MEAT! 324 MARKET STREET reporters. toes were ordered closed by til the end of the first council Sherry, veteran Catholic Jour- and a Msgr. Fausto Vailaino, garian Bishops prelate Gustavo Cardinal N.J. Testa, sec- session, the days on which nalist, will be managing editor PATERSON, 48-year-old from the Would attend the council. They priest retary of the administrative the public will be admitted to and Rev. Donald Kiernan, are Bishop Sander Kovacs of French-speaking region of secretariat lor Endre responsible the basilica will be rare. Tile present editor of the Atlanta Aosta in the Italian Alps, Szombathely, Bishop material and preparations for the basilica will also be closed to edition of the Bulletin, will be will be in of the Hamvas of Csanad, Msgr. charge council. the public the general consulting editor. other Paul Brezanoczy of Eger. during press office. Six On Sept. 22 an incendiary There was no direct reference working sessions of the coun- Bishop Thomas J. Mc- priests ail speaking the bomb and a detonator were cil Fathers. to Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty, z" Donough of Savannah said a various languages in which found in the basilica beneath who has It is expected th& pub- name for which official council bulletins Primate of Hungary, the tiers that. the-pew paper of seats prepared for lic will be admitted will be issued will assist been in asylum in the U. S. le- to the will serve trig diocese has not the council. In July a bomb basilica only FOR him. gation in Budapest since 1956. during ..public as yet been- selected. Rev. exploded in the THE Stefan - Cardinal Wyszynski, basilica. session, or on thoser tffo .cc Thomas J. Donohue, editor of At first, the basilica was to Primate of Poland, will be at three days a week when the the Savannah edition of the FINEST be closed only at the end of council is not in This IN the council. In a farewell ser- sess'ion. Bulletin, is editor of the .new ttno September, so nets that final will be ta before for the severest limitation mon leaving Rome, touches paper. < could be made on the on access to the ' he told a of basilica since PLYMOUTHS congregation council hall. • The flow of visit- its 4 thousands at St. Anne’s completion in 1626. VALIANTS Church in Warsaw that the ZARCONE council is “internal to the Frea *l7OO SCIENTIFIC SHOE FITTERS Church and concerned ... with essentially religious Aeencvi DK. SCHOLL fHOIS • For men and women < • REZZA Jr. Medic Arch FroMrver • « Aulh. lor Children Da tats - Plym. J. , Valllant Jerome Stanley 114 River Drive 317 lAKEVIEW AVE Da rf * * laid )ODS (Hear ■. tth> JEWELERS >WITi GR 2-9600 CLIFTON, N. J. AND
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And Loan Association October 4,1962 THE ADVOCATE 3 Family of Eight Roundup ofU.S. News Bound Chile for Plan to Hike Non-Profit Mail Rates Mass. - Congress is to South America Drops HOLLISTIN, (NC) going un- To serve God "for all He has der of the Techno WASHINGTON-Senato and second-class then under now tho mails. sponsorship rate, using The board decided to reduce state ban against some types done for a Catholic of White House versions of the postal would us,” lay- Foundation, Inc., consideration, spell fi- Although continuing tho per- the scope of its aid request, of selling. man has sold his home rate increase bill both will Birth Control Item here, Plains, N. Y., an organization re- nancial disaster for many piece second class rates for Msgr, Gcoghegan said, be- as tain essential features packed n\jny possessions as of Catholic laymen formed to of pres- CPA member publications. Senate bill would raise the cause some members felt that WASHINGTON (NC) - A he could in lour duffel the ent reduced-rale laws New bags meet needs of the poor in mailing second class rato state assistance for $l,OOO item for distribution of THE AMENDMENT per-pound equipment Newspaper and set out with his wife and Chile. for non-profit publications, restor- for such birth control information at lo- publications. This “would require a much great- NEW ORLEANS (NC) - A six ing the reduced per-piece sec- children to work among O’Dwyer is paying his own thereby easing fears that a rate would go from the pres- er revision of state law and cal maternal and child wel- and ond class rate for new, expanded locally the poor in Santiago, Chile. fare to Chile, as well as that new postal act would force non-profit ent 1.5 cents to 1.6 cents in administrative than fare clinics is included in the procedure printed weekly newspaper will his some publications to the Senate bill KEVIN of wife and children. He religious publications 1963, 1.7 cents in 1964 and 1.8 would textbook and testing District of Columbia budget Catholic Action of the O’DWYER, 36, prin- was sponsored by Sen. John replace will receive no pay and the out of existence. cents in 1965 and thereafter. aid.” for the 1963-64 fiscal year. cipal in a school here South as the official publica- public will the A. Carroll of Colorado. Sens. The District's for will family rely on charity' Former Advocate editor • budget bill, tion of the New Orleans Arch- 10 years, work in Chile Philip A. Hart of Michigan, • of friends for their subsistence. now editor of including the birth control as a lay missioriary for at Floyd Anderson, Hubert diocese early in 1963, It was The children in Humphrey of Minne- Reduce Bid for Aid item, has been least three The range age the Denver Register and pres- Veto Movie Late approved by announced here. years. family from sota and John 0. Pastore of both 14 months to 12 years. ident of the Catholic Press PROVIDENCE, R. I. (RNS) the Senate and House, John P. Rhode Island were also cred- Archbishop Cody, will be no ATLANTA (NC)-The Fulton oth6r differences be- “They problem,’’ he Association, had testified be- —The state aid request for although Administrator of the ited with major parts In ral- County, Ga., Superior Court Apostolic said confidently. “They’re fore a Senate committee that schools of the Diocese of Prov- tween the two versions have said Emile Crash Kills lying for the amend- has struck down archdiocese, young. bounce with it. support idence has been an Atlanta made a Senate- They’ll an increase in the per-piece reduced in necessary Comar, 36, legislative and pol- My wife is ment. ordinance providing for the House conference. as eager as I am scope through the withdrawal itical since 1952 Sen. Olin D. Johnston of classification of motion correspondent to go." of the school board’s bid for pic- • Five Nuns South for the New Orleans States- E. German Reds Carolina, chairman of teaching equipment. tures, Itcm, will join the new pub- WHY GIVE HP a good job, the Senate Post Office and Under Law Drive Withdrawal was made in a the law, exhibitors Sunday GRAND Mich. home and friends for such Civil Service Committee lication as associate editor. RAPIDS, a and were submit Limited letter to a special commission required to films MINNEAPOLIS (RNS)—The Millard F. editor of (NC)—Requiem Mass was uf- life? Bishops chief of the Everett, sponsor overall studying the of for classification. for here for “We want COLOGNE, told question state fight Sunday-closing laws Catholic Action for 13 years, iered five Sisters to help arouse the Germany (NC) bill, the Senate he ac- aid to non-public schools by The ordinance was enacted will be carried to the Minne- will remain editor. Anew of the Third of social — German as Order of spirit justice and love Bishops living be- cepted the Carroll amend- Arthur T. Msgr. Geoghcgan, after the state Supreme Court sota state legislature in Janu- name for the paper will be St. Dominic killed in a two- of neighbor and to encourage hind the Iron Curtain are “al- ment. But he said he did so superintendent of the diocesan struck down previous censor- ary. selected. car collision near Chileans of will to shoul- most certain” to attend the with the Mesick, good understanding that a schools. The board still seeks ship laws. The challenge was Some 60 members of the Mich., which took seven lives. der the existence of sub- coming ecumenical council, it study would be made next aid in the purchase of some initiated through the Motion Minnesota Retail Federation THE GEORGETOWN Uni- Two other Sisters were criti- human conditions in some was announced here by Joseph year of the non-profit groups, textbooks and diagnostic test- Picture Association of Ameri- voted of their trade versity Law Center will mark in areas he Cardinal Frings of 9,900 of support cally injured the head-on there,’’ answered. Cologne, which ho said are ing materials. ca. association’s efforts to get a its centennial in 1970. crash. The two occupants of Mrs. O’Dwyer added: chairman of the German the second car were killed. “We’re thrilled that we have Bishops’ Conference. been blessed with the oppor- The Cardinal said the eight ALL SEVEN of the Sisters tunity to go.” Bishops in communist-ruled were from St. John's Grade East Germany were given a - The sponsoring society was and High Schools, Essexville, choice of four, formed by Father Vincent de- opportunities to Add Mich., and were on their way leave the Soviet Zone. Red e Paul, O.C.S.O., O’Dwyer’a au- to a teaching workshop at the thorities told them could brother. He is a Trappist as- they time of the crash. attend the August national signed to St. Joseph’s Abbey A The dead Sister German Catholic convention in are: Joseph in East Spencer, Mass. Ann, newly mother Hanover in West Germany, appointed O’Dwyer is a navy veteran of superior of the Essexville com- World War II. take part in the annual meet- munity and principal of the ing of the German hierarchy NEW high school; Sister Mary Fer- in Fulda in West Germany, ac- dinand, grade school principal; Ask Ministers cept invitations to attend Sister Rose Marian celebrations at the IMPROVE Imelde, high Polish school junior home room ad- To Lecture national shrine of Our MODERN visor and Latin teacher; Sister Lady of Czestochowa, or go to WAYNE — The men’s Jeanne Ann, high school 10th so- Rome for the council. cieties of three Catholic YOUR grade girls’ advisor and driv- Cardinal Frings said all churches in this ! r-i er of the and Sister Mary community -chose to KITCHEN, car; will eight prelates go to jointly sponsor a lecture Phyllis, convent housekeeper. Rome and have been given as- on the ecumenical council Critically injured were Sis- by surances by the Red authori- Do It Msgr. Henry G. J. Beck of HOME Yourself or We’ll Install 1t... ter Mary Olga, first grade ties that they will receive Immaculate Semi- teacher, and Sister Mary Conception travel permits. on Oct. 9 at Wenceslaus, sixth and seventh nary Wayne High 12-FT. NATURAL School auditorium. grades teacher. The WITH Witnesses said the accident parish council of men of Jesuits Planning Immaculate Heart of has occurred as the second car Mary WOOD KITCHEN combined with the was attempting to pass anoth- Holy Name New University Societies of Cross and Include* er automobile. Holy Sink Bowl —- Mass. Our of „. SPRINGFIELD, SCHULTE Lady the Valley to — Le»* Stove, end sponsor the event. Ministers of XRNS) The first steps to- Refrigerator ward what is to be- For Lawyers all churches in Wayne have expected come a Catholic in SB been invited as guests of hon-' university or and have been western Massachusetts were COMPLETE asked to pro- OUR Red Mass Oct. 4 mote the attendance of their announced here by Bishop congregations. Christopher J. Weldon of KITCHEN Truly • ihmm in and Rev. s In Paterson Chairman for the lecture is Springfield Very r #wr of blroh or DISPLAYS mopl*. John L. John V. O’Connor, New INSTALLATION Kurlychek of Imma- S.J., Sink Includes PATERSON The annual of the form let toe. culate Heart of Mary, assisted England provincial Jes- AT Red Mass Well ihow you how to Install sponsored by the by Albert of Our uit Fathers. Catholic Anspach Lady EASY TERMS Lawyers Guild of the It *f do it for you ot ( ipoclol of the Valley, Thomas Collins Property in West Springfield BOTH Paterson Diocese yill be’ held ONLY $lO A MONTH of Holy Cross and Frank Jan- has been turned over by the prie*. Oct. 4 at St. John’s Cathedral STORES! sen of Immaculate Heart of diocese and the Dominican at 7 p.m. Mary. nuns to the Jesuits, who will Bishop McNulty will preside first establish' a sec- MODERNIZE at the Mass, which will be private, Missibncrs ondary Institution named Modernize Yew celebrated by Msgr. William Depart BATHROOM... Campion School on the site. By II Jr\ chancellor. DUBLIN Louis, — (RNS) Four the time the first entrance The will be priests left here Ywr sermon preached to set up the class is ready for college, it is by Msgr. Henry G. J. Beck of first mission In South America expected that Campion’s facil- Immaculate Semi- Conception tjndertaken by the Irish prov- ities will be able to receive nary on the Second Vatican ince of the Oblates of Mary them. Council. Immaculate. HEATING Celebration Set <;»0I> NEWS In St. Augustine SYSTEM.... FOB ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. EQI’ITY SAVERS (RNS) — A fund raising drive has been launched here by the FORCED HOT WATER NEW INCREASED DIVIDENDS St. Augustine Foundation, an agency formed under the aus- Starting Oi t. J.^t pices of Archbishop Joseph P. BASEBOARD SYSTEM Hurley of St. Augustine, to Do It Yoursdf or We’H Install 1t... mark the 400th anniversary of Complete Material Includet: the founding of this city, the • first Christian settlement in Cost Iron Boiler, 25-yr. Guarantee the continental U. 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Visual A novena in honor of St. THIRD IN Aid Mslhod WAYNE -Bishop McNulty blessed the new Our Lady of the School North •f teaming. Gerard, of will Valley Jersey's Largest patron mothers, on Sept. 29. It is the third to be erected in Oct. fast-growing Wayne Township. Looking on Now begin 7 at 7:30 p.m. and left Selection of are, to right, Msgr. Edward J. Scully, pastor of Immaculate Heart of dose Oct 16 at 9 a.m. Mass. Mary, Wayne, Como J. of St. Beauty Preacher will be Rev. Carlo Msgr. Joseph Gallo, pastor Joseph's, Newton, and Rev. James J. Rugel, pastor Culture College of Our of Di Matteo, 0.F.M., Cap., of Mt. Lady the Valley. 1U lIIImr sk Carmel, Passaic, who was bap- Fiiirwn, X. I. tized by Msgr. Cianci in St. Editor to Get In Australia Michael’s as an infant. Stein Award Gracious dining for sals! NEW YORK Gerard E. editor of the School Aid Bid Sherry, Central Filed; Get set for Thanksgiving and California Register, will re- cfetok the season ceive the Edith Stein Award holiday just ahead. Choose now at the eighth annual Com- Await from North Jer- munion breakfast of the Edith Controversy sey’s largest collection of fine Stein iGuild, Oct. 13 at the Women's Shoes Australia • A quality Early American di- Hotel Commodore. SYDNEY, (NC) scholarship allowance ■p.e* ■jo'i Australia’s Cardinal has asked from the state to parents nettes and dining rooms at c»* The* breakfast will follow help o the of New c\\oa government South pay the private school tuition low M* Ge^fv, te\® 9 a.mf Mass at the Church of 10”-12” special pre-holiday prices e* Wales, the nation’s most and book fees. V c itf4*P Our celebrated popu- that are so to OH Saviour, by lous for financial assist- • palatable your \ff* Rev. Arthur state, Extension of state teach* \>c o'* B. Klyber, Sizes to 12, A AAA to EEE budget. »c® ance for private schools. ers’ college scholarships to in- (tt* C.SS.R., convert from Juda- Norman Cardinal clude so 4e Gilroy of students who plan to \oV So *4* \*t«> ism. Father Klyber will also 6 Sydney a teach in Catholic or other •9O* o«* give the main address at the presented five-point pri- 00^ petition for such aid to state vate schools. ta«,V** breakfast. dff »\v° Premier Robert J. Heffron. • Capital grants to meet OO Msgr. John M. Oester- iv C\o The Premier said theatato part of the outlay facinz «?* ca'" reicher, director of the Insti- pri- & %»el administration will consider vate schools to meet c\ca *** voat tute of Judaeo-Christian Stud- rising en- Off the but added rollments and provide better etv” \a4^° ies at Scton Hall University, petition, that 4 secondary education. ll> 0^ JfcTff ip will convey a message to the any change in government 84 MAIN STREET &e? **» • fo°t v guild from Cardinal policy will have to be decided Payment of part of the ’ Joseph PATERSON a convention of salaries of private school *u>? Frings of Cologne, regarding by the ruling cat O*** teachers. V**l the forthcoming Australian Labor party. At jffr e •iff proceedings • for present, Catholic schools re- Special assistance to help OPEN feV* the beatification of Edith THIS THURSDAY Tilt 9 build science a Carmelite ceive no state aid. laboratories in Stein, nun who PARKINO CHAROES REFUNDED the schools. - « ** e . died in the Auschwitz 0>« gas CARDINAL **•*s chambers in 1942. GILROY-S'peti- fff. tion seems likely to touch off »p Course for Parents *S”° a major educational- con- St. Anne's Protests It Night troversy. agilnat At Newark Hospital BUY have already been made- by Listed in NEWARK — The Linden Protestant bodies. maternity many department of St. James Hos- Your LINDEN An observance But the chairman of tho pital will have a course in Noxt of St. Anne’s night will be Headmasters’ Conference of preparation for parenthood held Oct. 10 at St. Elizabeth’s Schools Independent of Aus- starting. Oct. S, 7:30-9 p.m. The Car Church, it was announced by C. O. said tralia, Healey, the classes will run for seven BERRY the pastor, Rev. Louis con- from Seiser, Cardinal's for aid request is secutive Mondays and are of- 0.5.8. fair. The conference includes fered for both mothers and 374 Rt. 17 Paramus The services, at BENNER beginning the heads of most private col- fathers. 7:30, will be conducted by of all RAMILIR leges denominations. The course is for COlfax 2-4900 parents •ALU • (IRVICI Rev. Eugene Lefebvre, The Cardinal’s proposal who plan to use St. James Hos- "Sim* location line* IMS’* C.SS.R., and will be similar 141 Hackantack Ev«». called for: pital. It. I. Rutharfartf (Op*n To 9 W«dp*»day to 6) to those held at the Shrine of St, Anne dc Beaupre in Can- On Union Ava.. 1 block wait of ada. Bergen Auto., off Boute 17. si Budget lerme Eonly Arranged WEEKEND Joseffy-Moylan SHOW/ROOMS SCHOOL OF PIANO You See CONNIE Befor* Buy ... the Difference Save the DEPASCAIIS ... Difference RETREAT SHEL-BAR on Outstanding Provincial and Designs. 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NEWARK — Two doctors News From Latin America from St. Michael’s Hospital have been elected to head medical societies. Dr. Nicholas Back Land in A. Antonius, Bishops Equality Chile medical director, has been re- elected president of the Now SANTIAGO, Chile (RNS) - “Communism,” they added, system of radio schools run Heart Association. Dr. Chile’s Bishops issued a joint “is diametrically opposed to Canadian Oblates of Jersey Blast at Station by Mary Solomon Parent, senior at- pastoral hero sharply criticiz- Christianity. In order to speed Immaculate. tending physician in cardiolo- ing the government’s agrar- up social, evolution, commu- SIGLO VEINTE, Bolivia Terrorists placed dynamite gy, is president of the New ian policy and calling for more nists sow seeds of hate, stir (NC)—Agitators have tried to in a window of the editorial distribution Jersey Academy of Medicine. equal of land. up social strife and encourage blow up the Pius XII radio office where the station’s staff The prelates, led by Raul class warfare.” station here for the second usually stays. No one was in- Cardinal Silva of time in a and Parents Hcnriquez • year a half. jured, but the explosion de- Croup Santiago, noted that most The station is the center of a stroyed a recording room. Donates farmlands were in the hands Plea for Laboratoryjuauinaiuij Unity of a small while ENGLEWOOD — The Par- minority, BUENOS AIRES (NC) - most peasants were tenants. ents Association of St. Cecilia’s Antonio Cardinal of HAS THE Those who work CaggianO Grammar School has contrib- on the Buenos Aires has called for uted a multi-level land, the Bishops asserted, arc A reading pro- the restoration of national uni- justly entitled to own it and DEAL gram laboratory to the school. ty and recognition of workers’ i The will enable not receive it as charity. laboratory rights in Argentina. He spoke students in a given class to as tension continued YOU'VE BEEN IN ACCORDANCE with tho following /CHEVROLET h advance in reading skills ac- the renewed outbreak of vio- Church’s agrarian reform pol- cording to their own rate. between WAITING FOR! icy, some of the Church-owned lence contending mili- factions for land in Chile is now tary control of the for ALL TRAVRL call being Excitifig 1963 ALL NEW government. OXbow 4-2555 handed over to landless peas- ants. Plans call for Caidinal Cardinal Caggiano blamed Impalas • Corvairs Silva “moral disorder for the CONCERT DUE -Patricia and Barbara Tobia of Bloomfield hold of the to travel 125 miles south na- HORIZONS one posters adver- II • • the Oct. from Santiago to Pichilemu to tion’s illness” and said that Chevy Corvettes Trucks tising 6 concert to be given by old Alfidi for the benefit of the 13-year Joey turn over an area sufficient the country’s stability must bo TRAVEL SERVICE Mt. Carmel to Guild at Hall. the are Hugh CLOSE-OUT PRICES LIMITED NUMBER Carnegie Discussing program Mayor Addonizio support around 100 poor fami- based on the well being of its of Newark and Msgr. Joseph A. Dooling, guild director. lies. workers. He also called for the *62 CHEVY LEFTOVERS
The Church land distribu- speedy return to constitutional A OWANCI * PAYMINT* *' °J i - PINBIT iIRVIC«, PAITI, Polish Primate Center for Bishops tion program is expected to government. PAINT A BODY SHOP continue for several months. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PARIS (NC) A In their COMl'tm: :ill' DHFN reception pastoral, the Chilean • S WKAR Ett. 1932 • L. Sends Thanks center for AMBROSINO, Prttident Bishops stopping Bishops also warned about the A over in Paris on their 3085 HUDSON BOULEVARD way to dangers of communism. “Wo For Chalices the ecumenical council will be a are fully convinced,” they stat- C rn JERSEY CITY • 0L Special "Purchase at Orly here ell 68000 open airport Oct. ed, "that the communist sys- o CHICAGO (NC) Stefan 4 Blockt North of Journal Squoro 1-11, the day the council be- tem is s Y CH EVROLET 1 Cardinal Primate no remedy for tho /i Wyszynski, Garden State Pin: gins. evils we wish to abolish.” . . HUbbn-d 9-9272 Op«n Ev#». till 9 • W«d. It Sot. 'til 6 SALE of Poland, has thanked U. S. Catholics of Polish descent for WHILE THEY L4ST! a recent gift of 300 chalices and 300 ciboria for Polish churches. : MERCURY MONTEREY for '63! The Catholic League for Re- ligious Assistance to Poland sent them after a plea from Cardinal Wyszynski last spring in which he stated that the Power-Operated league is virtually the only Rear Windows . . . source of sacred vessels and furnishings needed by the Standard Equipment churches of Poland. Funds were collected by the league in its annual drive in U. S. Polish parishes. kk ‘InGod We Trust’ Motto in Congress WASHINGTON The (NC) - Ak motto “In God We Trust’’ will
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SOUTH ORANGE - A Daniel 'Favela' Means quin- Abrams, pianist, will YOU the advtntur* Despair tet of musical events will be be featured at the Nov. To Good Films 11 con- CHILD OF sponsored by Seton Hall. cert; the “Duo dl Roma” THE DARK, by midst of the and the m squalor cd near the favela. Her pride The first will he a Music (Massimo Carolina Marla de Jesus. Dut- Amfithatrof, cello, open obscenities. And she kept her aloof from the By WILLIAM H. MOORING Oct. 190 kept fight- Festival, 10 at 8:15 p.m., and Omella MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ton. pages. |4.50. a diary. and the Santoliquldo, ing drinking and the with the univer- on March If co-sponaored piano) 3, and the *'qhUd of the Dark” is open lewdness of her neigh- the United Claremont THE DIARY No one denies hosts together representatives of re- sity by Community Quartet, May 19. merely talked about—and It was her re- that of bors. educational and civic Fund of the Oranges of Maple- will become demption.' It was discovered American youngsters are be- ligious, certainly must While the of her and Salvatore by a journalistwho eventually style diary ing shown “adult” films they bodies. The object: To dis- wood, featuring WE reading for anyone even re- Baccaloni to its is simple and direct, it is not cuss the effect juve- of the Metropolitan motely interested in the ills be- saw publication in Brazil ought not see. Even Church upon where it devoid of quality: “Oh, Sao and niles of current controversial Opera. This will be followed CHALLENGE setting Latin America—it'will sold more copies than parent-teacher groups, other book in Paulo! A queen that vainly the with movie themes and what to do by a subscription concert ser- have failed the degraded and any that nation’s outraged by impunity YOU shows her that ies on Oct. history. skyscrapers which theaters screen about them. Sunday evenings, the near-damned who many people “Child are her crown of gold. AU adult” Youth Films, 420 East 14, Nov. 11, March 3, May 19. TO FIND of the Dark" is a “mature, movies at Syca- its pages. dressed raw, rough book. Not in its up in velvet and silk Saturday matinees, do not more, Orange, Cal., whips up Hie first offering of the con- BETTER This is the day-by-day story but presentation—the author’s lim- with cheap stockings un- know what to do about it. audiences of young people for cert series will be the instru- of one woman’s grim struggle ited derneath the favela.” theaters willing to book qual- mental Dorian Oct 14. FOOD to survive in style precludes that, even There Is deep concern also Quintet, the animalistic films to fapr though the words of the slunj EXPLAINING she about teenagers who are at- ity specially geared In addition to Baccaloni, the ANYWHERE! surroundings of a “favela"—a why children. are used—but in the ugly story tracted to unsuitable shows “Misty,” “Dog of Music Festival will feature stinking, vicious slum where wrote, she said: “When I was by it has to tell. the Flanders,” “Hand in Hand,’’ Charles and thousands in writing I was in a golden “adults only” warning Anthony Margar- forgotten languish That is “Escapade in Japan,” “The and story one of drunken- with windows which is supposed to keep et Roggero, both of the Metro- FREE PARKING despair physical and mor- palace, crystal Golden Fish,” and “The Red ness, knife fights, thieving, and silver chandeliers. them away! politan Opera; Norma Autb, al filth. My Balloon” all AIR CONDITIONID maliciousness, prostitution and played with un- concert Carol dress was finest satin and dia- Urgently needed is a na- violinist; Colby; usual success. FAVELAS pornography, despair (“for the South fpadallilng In HOMI MADI ARE the Open, monds sat shining in my black tional clearing house for spe- Orange Community those who aren’t going to oozing sores of Latin America. hair.” cific film information and IN NEW YORK 25 test en- Orchestra, and the Sano Sy- Ravioli Cavatelli dot the heaven, it doesn’t help to look gagements of BriUsh-made phony Orchestra. They hillsides and the But always there was real- practical ideas which local around up”), gnawing hunger, politi- bodies have used childrens’ films, that Manicotti plains most large cit- ity, and she concludes this sec- with vary- proved cal stench and ies. Some 200 shack settle- exploitation, tion this I ing success to cooperate with specialization and organiza- filth. way: “Then put 3 PRIVATE of tion can work won- BANQUET ments this nature—lacking away my book and the smells conscientious theater owners. together water and fa- Such ders. The New York Police ROOMS running sanitayy CALL THE AUTHOR came in the a national link-up could Television a pro- through rotting cilities—rim Rio de Janeiro Athletic one miscuous drifter if want. walls and rats ran over my create a aort of Pied Piper to League sponsored SUNDAY, OCT. 7 you the 925-31 alone. There, 337,500 people—a But don’t her feet. My satin turned to draw enough of America’s 30 show at 55th St. Playhouse 7:43 *.m. <7> Christophers West Side Ave. deny courage, rags "Make 99% increase since 1950—are million children theaters and “the kida ate it up.” In Life Worthwhile." Myron her love for hex children, her and the only things shining in to Floren. Under Pononol Supervision Mrs. John 8 (8) Fact World. rotting away. Disease, death hair were lice.” showing the right kind of pro- Worcester, Mass,, a.m. of PETER ILVENTO pride. my S:3O (4) About God. 39 a.m. falk and tbs dsvil are their over- grams. B. Hilyard of Hastings Ave. 11 Ill) Her courage, sent her out in- Carolina Maria de Jesus p.m. Inaliht. "Face of Jersey City. HI 3-8945 and her “Committee Tyranny." Rtv. EUwood Kittar. lords. to the streets Until of this kind for Mo- every day to probably never heard of Rob- something SATUaOAY, rally Fit like OCT. 11 Carolina Maria de Jesus, a gather paper, scrap iron, old ert Burns. But she’d know what is done, movie producers can- Movies,” many S a.m. (11) Christopher!. "Reassess similar groups, are grop- Your Valuta." Maureen O’Sullivan. When Motoring Vl»lt the "St. Morlta," Sparta, NJ. proud, semi-literate Negress, bottles for a few pennies to he meant when he lamented not profitably make motion lived ing for a workable plan. FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD for 13 years in one of buy a cruat of bread. Her lova of “man’s inhumanity to picture! for the young. these wretched I suggest those interest- Graceful Country Dining at Moderate Prlcoi settlements on for her children led her to give man.” Her favela ia about as the outskirts of Sao Paulo. She the IN LOS ANGELES Mayor ed get in touch with each crust to them if need be—- inhuman as anything can get Radio Samuel Yorty recently called other. tried to raise three children—- although often they subsisted this'aide of hell Joseph R. FULL COURSE all of them the on the illegitimate—in rotting garbage dump- Thomas. WNEW 1130. WNBC WHOM #OO, ON THE PLAZA 1480. WCBS 880. WOR 710. WMCA WVNJ DINNERS 370, WWRL 1800, 020. WBN.X 1380. WABC 770, WERA 1300. LAKI MOHAWK wruVFM M 7 WSfISUY* ' ‘ COCKTAIL LOUNOE The MOVIESb SPARTA, N.J. Pope SUNDAY, OCT. 7 LUNCHEON Unforgettable . 7 a.m. WPAT Christophers. For furthsr Information! 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BREIG tally retarded children and to look into the prospect of their parents. dedicating himself to the im- "There A tremendously important will be some provement of the world, will the Jewish and Protestant lai- people Labor who will not be able to work become part of the first AID Day statement was is- ty, too, and indeed all sued this people. with me,” she adds. “First be- team assigned to help the year by the Bishops of Canada. THE POPES cause I am a woman, second people of Bolivia. present princi- The ples which we can solve because I am a Negro, and Bernard (“Bud”) Chidiac, statement was about by our third because I am a nun.” 26, is also the first Paterson- "socialization.” Hie term is problems of economics, so- ian to AID from John’s cial justice, nu- It is conceivable that Sister ■ join (the Associa- Pope encyclical automation, Louis tion for International on Christianity and Social clear power, the cold war and Marie, newly appointed Devel- the like. But we to the social work post for St. opment) which is headquar- Progress (Mater et Magistra). must grasp Mary's clinics for the emotion- tered here under the patron- It capsules vast realities of the principles and apply them. We ally disturbed and the retard- age of Bishop McNulty, and our times which immensely af- desperately need journal- AID’S fect ists and writers and ed, may run into some snags second New Jerseyan. everybody. speakers, The first The because of the reasons she list- was AID'S present next 50 years arc going dramatists, radio and TV peo- ed. But her impressive social director, James Lamb of to be increasingly progressive, ple, and even poets who will River service career background, Edge. prosperous and happy, for see what the Popes are saying combined with her if these and bridge the between liltingly in-, Bud, and the other half of BERNARD CHIDIAC everybody, realities gap fectious understood and the personality, make her the Bolivia-bound AID team, are and rightly papal encyclicals un- s dealt the natural for her new job. Michael Moran, 26, of Marine Naim Chidiac, Bud says his with. But will Pope derstanding of people. This She is probsbly the only Sis- City, Mich., this month begin AID training, begun last July, John's insights be seen and is one of the many rea- that ter doing psychiatric social a four-month course in lan- “completely changed my applied? sons the apostolate of the work in a clinical setting. guage and customs at the life," and “gave me a fantas- laity is indispensable if we are THEY WON'T BE until Center of Intercultural For- tic insight into Catholic teach- not to end by blowing our A NATIVE of Charlotte they are explained to the world mation in Cuernavaca, Mex- ing and social doctrine.” It peo- skyhigh. Amalie, of the Virgin ple And this of com- capital ico. There they will be class- showed him how he could im- process In their Labor Day state- Islands, Sister Louis Marie munication has been agonizing- mates of Newark’s three plement a desire that was ment, the Canadian Bishops was a professional social work- ly slow in the case of Leo did Honduras-bound priests, Rev. born during a retreat at Loy- some important clarifying. er with the Virgin Islands De- XIII's The New Vincent J. Prestera, Rev. ola Retreat House, Morris- Things (Rer- For one thing, they took the partment of Public Welfare um Novarum), and Pius Xl’s Frederick M. Eid, and Rev. town, last March. It was curse of "sounding like social- for eight years before she Forty Years After ism" John J. Landers. there he heard a taped talk (Quadrage- off the word “socializa- joined the Sisters of of simo Anno). Charity Then it to by Dr. about his work tion.” St. Elizabeth will be on Dooley in 1957 at the age Even these doc- Bolivia, in Laos, and it was there, in today, great of 28. She’d been Muyurina, where a supervisor uments are not known as wide- SOCIALIZATION, they said, Bud will be a “neighbor" of a conversation with Rev. of public is to assistance, a A. ly as they should be. Had their the tendency organize in- a Newark with the Louis Devancy, S.J., that psychiatric caseworker and priest to for Society of St. he learned about AID. analyses of the world’s needs groups various common children’s recreation James, Rev. leader, Martin been quickly grasped and fol- purposes. Because it is that, it and had R. Kelly. Father Kel- even studied social HE WAS to two is the middle way between the ly is pastor in Santa Cruz, 35 propelled AID lowed, world wars and the services and in Den- disaster agencies miles from by “a combination of seeing rise of nazism and commu- of materialistic so- mark at the away Muyurina. University of the world situation as it is nism would have been avoid- cialism and extreme individ- Copenhagen under a Fulbright BCD, A will and wanting to do something ed. ualism. award. CHEMIST, teach chemistry, and about it, wanting in my own Tlie question now is, are we By doing that, we can put SMILE WELCOME physics When she joined the Sisters OF -The warmth of the islands which were her home is in the little to make some kind going to understand modern at the serv- general science at a voca- way Pope technology of smile of Sister Louis Marie she troubled of donation to ice of Charity, primarily a teach- as greets and afflicted children at St. Mary's tional school built in 1954-55 to a just cause." John, and put work the il- human beings for their ing community, she figured Child Center where she is staff social worker. the U.S. He goes to Bolivia with the luminating guidance he has fuller and more devel- psychiatric Sister Louis Marie is a vet- by government Point perfect she was giving social work Four goal of "seeing Christ in all provided for opment. up eran social worker after eight years with the Department of Public Welfare in the program and staffed by a vastly better forever. And for these indeed, the Islands where she born. Salesians. people, seeing them as world? Technology contributed to past four Virgin was years she has been members of the Mystical The answer lies Muyurina's vocational as much our perfection as human be- a teacher at the of and directed by Dr. Herbert N. deavor to the Body, and remembering that with the College help parents cor- the Blessed Virgin Mary. “I school, described by Bud as laity as with the Bish- ings. It can do in St. so every Elizabeth. Although she had Kohn, child psychiatrist, pro- rect this or else, in made has when one part of a body is and situation, the consecration," she “huge,” a small student ops clergy probably area of life, if we’ll see what her field vides extreme professional so- medical and psychiatric cases, recommend the "and I feel that at because the sick, the other parts have to more so. And I do not recalls, it body present mean the Popes are proposing, and ciology —as a it subject, and examination, counseling and removal of the child from the was directly responsible for population of the lowland bring back to health.” only the Catholic laity. I mean get to work. “enjoyed the to disturbed situation.) teaching experi- psychotherapy my vocation as a Sister . . . area where it is situated is ence she was children and their families by immensely" In the Retarded Children’s In fact I believe all of this is small. But Bud thinks a cur- missing the element that had a staff of mental health ex- Clinic the team consultation a direct result of my consecra- rent government project of drawn her into social work perts. tion to usually ends up with a Mary." moving people down from the originally children. Now she Sister Louis Marie fits into recommendation for treatment It is the reason also why her overpopulated plateau where has both, and she couldn’t ! be both pictures at the very be- or institutional placement. Sis- name in religion combines that the capital city of La Paz is happier. ter ginning when the patients Louis Marie’s job here is of Our Lady and that of the located, to the more fertile “I am first saint who tremendously grateful apply for help. It is her not as intensive or prolonged inspired her to make jungle areas where ho’ll be, to God," she said, with ever job to “take the social his- as it is in the guidance clinic; this consecration. will boost the enrollment. so small Of a trace of West In- tory” elicit in an interview she has only to participate in the Islands and of her Bud, a graduate of St. 4X INTEREST dian music in her childhood voice. "It setting the facts and factors the conference with the par- there, Sister Louis Agnes School, St. Joseph’s has all been • so beautifully that may have a bearing on ents at which the recom- Marie cannot speak at great High, and Fairleigh Dickin- planned the by Divine Provi- case. Sometimes her client mendations arc presented, and length “It is so beautiful son University, who gave up dence.” is little sometimes there a person who will com- help the parents . . . My childhood was so a job in the lab of a textile municate only on his out the Islander would the own carry suggestions of lovely.” Any will receive room SISTER LOUIB Marie’s time company, Throughout and the miss the year... terms, Sister Louis Marie staff. place, she concedes. and board and $50 month. Is divided between the Child a winds up taking part of her She’s been away a long time Guidance Clinic and the Re- a social history over a toy work- SHE SMILES a smile re- now but to one question there OUTSIDE THE classroom guaranteed rate of Interest.- tarded Children’s Clinic which bench or a doll house. miniscent of wild hibiscus and was a spontaneous reply Bud will employ the AID together make the Child up island sunsets as she traces again with that hibiscus Then she in a grin. technique of working to Center, housed in the home- participates *- lumbia 0L 9 ' 9300 University. Nowark A»#. A.B.C. HAT CENTERS u lUi office: IN Wa One Exchange Place, City. 1955 SHE heard of St. prossnt Foihlon Shows (or Churchaa l Jersey and tea other convenient offices In 7 Louis de Montfort and his ... October 4, 1962 pro- Organisations . . . Oralis Jersey CUj, West New Harrison motion of totul consecration to Hoboken, York, and Kearny THE 8 ADVOCATE ~«ctob« 4, 1982 Prayer for the Council The QuestionBox The Layman’s Plaint Can Nuclear War A lot of constructive self-criticism placed in the hands of humans. The laity Is going on today within the Church. Lay- who are also the Church, like the clergy, men Be Justified? are looking with some anxiety to- have a personal responsibility for the wards a Church. to R*v. Leo fuller role in their apostolate A real contribution the wel- Farley, S.T.D., and Rev. Robert Hunt, S.T.D., of which, in the words of Pope John XXIII, fare of the Church can and should come Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, N. J., is are editors The “the Christianization of contemporary by way of lay counsel and collaboration. of Question Box. Questions may be addressed to them If criticism is there for answer in this column, or to Question Box society." The prevalent expressed feeling forthcoming at times, it Editors, The Clinton Newark N. of both and to a Advocate, 31 St., 2, J. the laity seems to be that not enough might prompt clergy laity good examination of conscience, and Q. What Is the trust is being placed in their competence that position of mitting themselves to the use is the Catholic Church to do a job for the Church. An inconsis- always profitable. regarding of so called “uncontrollable” nuclear warfare? whether tency is seen in the paradox of having weapons, nuclear, THERE IS NO OBJECTION to the bacteriological, or chemical. well-educated without If a nation is to engage in laymen voices. consultive To fail to meet this challenge laity having a voice in the war without Some feel that the moral guilt the lay apostolate cannot affairs. is to be impaled on the horns Church's temporal Bishops and following conditions, which are be fulfilled until laymen become with of the hopeless dilemma men- often consult nothing more than an the pastors qualified laymen applica- tioned above. clergy equal collaborators without tion of the of and have access to their thinking through principle legiti- subservience. mate self defense, must be AGAINST THE various channels. Perhaps some new and "vulgar verified. pacifism of sentimentalist and IF ALL THE TALK and articles better organized channels for lay com- • It materialist inspiration,” to about the must be declared by layman’s questfor more author- munication and collaboration are needed. borrow from Father legitimate authority. a phrase is a ity sign of their impatience to come In the of the John Courtney Murray, the congresses lay aposto- • A Just cause is and required. Church asserts that there are up higher do something responsible late held at Rome under Pius Pope XII, Moreover, there must be a for the greater evils than the phys- Church, then we God bless recommendations were say made that lay proper proportion between the ical death and destruction that Let’s have destruction impatience. more of it. councils be set up on the diocesan and caused and the wrought by war. A godless Our well good achieved. informed Catholic laity, we parochial level. If this were done, caution slavery of the human spirit is are have one of these. the sure, no disagreement in regard would be needed to such councils • War must be used only Accordingly, prevent free the to the established as a last resort after all nations of world may authority and teaching from a influence in the becoming political defend themselves even peaceful attempts to settle the to the power in the Church. They know and Church, an abuse that would vitiate their controversy have failed. point of using, within certain readily admit that the apostolate of the objective in the apostolate. , ) limits, nuclear devices. • There be laity is subordinated to and must some rea- Against the bellicists, the dependent We know there is no sonable conspiracy hope of successful out- Church insists that the upon the ecclesiastical which only hierarchy among priests to hold down enthusiastic come. justification for modern war- is of divine institution. No Catholic who laymen. Perhaps the ecumenical council • Combatants fare “is defense against an in- wishes must use Just to remain a Catholic is going of the to will give both clergy and laity some new means ip the prosecution of justice utmost gravity argue about the structure and the which strikes the entire com- authority direction signs for the road we both must war; means which respect of the. Church. the dictates of both the moral munity and which cannot be travel together as followers of Christ in God’s law and international law. coped with by any other Church, however, has been a twisted world. means” (Pius XII). . WHILE THESE principles If, moreover, ABC warfare have not changed, war certain- (atomic, bacteriological and/or ly has. Sterile chemical) becomes a last re- War is no a Thinking longer sort, it must be limited pre- limited struggle involving a cisely to the needs of self de- few nations. The brazen It is totalitarian. fense. practice of sterilization application of the same principle of con- If and when it comes it will in the clinic of It maternity Fauquier Hospi- venience. is not difficult to recall that rage from pole to pole, un- IF IT escapes man’s con- tal, Warrenton, Va., and the civilization trol, its use is immoral outspoken the aged, the invalid, the insane, and the Nazareth leashing upon a for. Belittles destructive force which defies “here it is no denunciation of longer a ques- Archbishop O'Boyle have sterile were marked for slaughter by the raised description. In a few days, tion of defense against injus- a public storm. The irony of mak- nazis who refused to allow existence to perhaps less, the work of cen- tice and of the necessary safe- ing maternity impossible in a the maternity unproductive. turies could conceivably be guard of legitimate posses- clinic would be amusing if it were not so Those from but of the who support a program of ster- The Fame Jesus wiped the face of the sions, annihilation, tragic. of earth. Modern and of all hu- ilization, either voluntary or warfare poses pure simple, involuntary, threat life within its radius of will a to the very existence man IT IS STRANGE find themselves logically obliged to that the thought of FRANK of human society. action. This is not permitted a By J. SHEED in land support program of annihilation based on any account” (Pius sterility and climate and animals Small wonder then that XII). on the same is to civilized principles of social pragma- It is many question whether Obviously the application of repugnant men while the 26 A.D., nearly 30 years even in any which, insignificant were made of tism. from Our Lord's thought they of nation can in such these general norms to par- thought sterility in humans is not. The birth in was engage a Galilee, despised as in- money. In a better mood (hav- ticular Bethlehem. There was struggle without moral contingencies is no sterile mountain is a morbid scar nothing significant. the guilt. range ONE GAZES WITH commiseration ing got price down, per- Those who matter. This is of in those 30 to find a negative an- easy part on the horizon: the sterile years suggest offer him desert chal- at the and haps) they might a swer to this the great which the amputee, praises the prosthetic to Nazareth that the local HE WAS A carpenter; the question find also challenge the drink. lenges ingenuity of science to make it devices that carpenter was more a terrifying dilemma. Either Church addresses to all men give productivity to that am- any than household depended on what And He was omnipotent fertile: the sterility of forests that. He God, the free world disavows of good will: to make possible petrified putee. One turns from made; if trade was bad war, involuntarily the the Second Person of the which In the effective self defense within chills the spectator: but the We have already noted that His mother bad to without. face, of dialectic sterility of sterile stare that reveals the go Blessed Trinity, by whom all damaged the townspeople must have The locals hired Him communism means shameful the limits of the moral law. women is soughtand and defend- to make were praised brain. How much more pity ought be ex- things made, including capitulation to thought that there was one and mend in wood. He would godless slavery ed almost everywhere outside the Catho- the wood of Hi* carpentry, and with Q. May a Catholic act as tended to those who advocate steriliza- about Him: He name no prospect of freedom peculiarity was a price and it would be the at lic Faith. drink, and the customer in the free sponsor an Episcopalian tion or seek it. are 30 and He was not married. a sight, or, world de- They seeking to de- Just price. who wa* arguing with Him baptism? Human In fends itself against the forces experience has shown that prive of the of Palestine, men usually mar- They would haggle as is the about the humanity privilege crea- price: including His of evil by whatever is as sterile ried at about 20. The fathers way of the East, Him human resorting to A. No. It is absolutely for- regarded is regard- tion, a share in the creative power of beating own body and human of marriageable down, doubtless cataclysmic immorality. bidden for Catholics, whether ed as useless and worthy only of destruc- God. daughters asking if He soul. must have weighed Him up actually present or by proxy, tion. It will not come as a is EACH HORN surprise, then, There nothing more sad than and found Him OF this dilem- to act as at Prot- if the eligible, and sponsors those who advocate sterilization in sterile His ma has its advocates. On the womb, nothing more pitiful than opinionated cousins must estant baptisms. Such would humans will soon move have asked Him one hand there are the logically to de- the women from whom creation what He clearly (all into the category is with- He Reds Deride pacifists who substitute "bet- mand the destruction of the sterile thought was up to, still of real religious participation by an held. Ask those who know. ter Red than dead" celibate when He should have for “Give in a non-Catholic church func- me or been married these 10 years. liberty give me death"; tion. on the other the Mary knew why, but it was hand, belli- NCan not her secret to tell. U.S. cists who are blinded to the Your Head...’ realities 'IYou Keep ‘Hysteria’ grim of war by their BUT THIS WAS the only morbid fascination of its tin- peculiarity. For the rest, the seled and bemedaled The frightening thing about the glories. cur- ing right into their hands. You’d think town took Him for By LOUIS F. BUDENZ These Official Publication of the rent Cuban granted. reactionaries of the far situation is not so much the after all these Even when all Archdiocese of Newark and of years we’d a Palestine was right seem to have but of recognize one build-up Soviet military in the communist ringing with His miracles and The world’s communist solution for the Diocese of Paterson. power technique when we saw one. par- rope and Asia, the columnist any world tension; Western as the of Tlis ties are told line Most Rev. Thomas A. Hemisphere the state of near If we are worried about power utterance, being by Nikita adds that a blockade “would up the Marines 16 abreast them using Nazareth would Khrushchev Boland, S.T.D., Archbishop of hysteria and have none of that there is little be act of not and march them down manifested created by the Cuba as a base for infiltration an war only the of their Him had to fear at Newark. statements they known Him present from the against Cuba but main street with machine guns of some of our doctrines against the congressional into Central and South America, all His life, been to school with U. S. blazing. Published weekly by The Advocate leaders and the Soviet Union.” PubUahtnf Corporation: Moat Rev publishersof some of our then let Him, of this spur us on to contin- some them, had Him The derision reaches anew Nor are particular Thomaa A. Boland, S.T.D., Prea- worry Then resorts to the they leading and Lippman Ident; Rt. Rev. Maar. James A. magazines ued do their big and small car- high in the New Times of about how newspapers. massive aid to these countries—eco- Sept. argument which is they achieve Iluahea. P.A.. J.C.D., V.O. Vloe 12. being nomic pentry jobs plows, door- Its leading article is head- their victories. “AU’s fair in President. Rt. Rev. Maar. Jamet P. INSTEAD A and ideological. broadcast world-wide by the Looney. A.M., Secretary: Rt. Rev. OF CALM, deliberate frames, wooden boxes. ed "Hysterical love and war" motto. Washington, New Times: "Castro is is their Ma*r. Caeaar M. Rinaldi and RL discussion not, Rev. Maar. Paul Knappek. of the Cuban Their reaction to the news of Calm Havana." P.A.. affair, supposedly EVERYONE HAS the and is not of becom- Between these tragic Trueteea right to ex- His capable ex- 31 Clinton SI.. Newark S. intelligent are fame was expected: It depicts our national capi- N. J. MArket 4-O7OC. persons crying for a dec- an on ing, a clear and dan- tremes of human press opinion this as well as other smiles present emotionality Member of the Catholic Preaa of to begin with, and such tal as full of sound and fury, stands the laration war, a total blockade and of ger to the United States." Catholic Church. Association and the International other facets our government’s He with Union operations rage when at last came "invasion shouters" of the Catholic Prea*. Sub- such en- She comes with no to un- rash and to key scriber to the N.C.W.C. News Serv- imprudent actions. foreign and domestic. But we speak in their gaging in out- IN THE ASSAULT expect re- synagogue "inflammatory on the lock the dilemma; rather she ice. Instead of building the morale of that they tried to kill Him. cries” and Editorial Board: Moat Rev. Martin up sponsible statements from those who oc- "irresponsible prop- European community and its throws forth a to the challenge W. Stanton. STD.. Ph.D.i RL Rev people with reminders; Imagine your own plumber aganda." Common Market, is Mair. William C. Helmbuch; that militarily A Lippman men of reason to see to it that RL cupy responsible positions. sensible dis- Rev Maar. John J. are suddenly turning preacher and It then comments again singled out for Dousherty. we strong sarcasti- quota- such a dilemma 8.T.L., S.S.D., enough to defend, not cussion of varied can be never arises; Very Rev. Masr. only viewpoints most miracle worker after 30 cally: Georee W. Shea. S.T.D.; ourselves but blame- "The present invade- tion by the communists. This to guarantee that the free Very Rev. our neighbors as the helpful; destructive criticism less of Mser Thomaa M. Reardon, L.LB. well, most hurt- years mending leaks Cuba campaign Is not moti- time it is in International Af- world is never in a position Rev. WilUam J. Duffy, S.T.L.i Rev. rabble-rousers are ful. in your water Hush J. Fttaalmmona. M.R.: Rev. demanding impulsive pipes. You vated by fear of a military at- fairs for August. This publica- where the only alternative to James W. O'Neill: Rev. William actions that not N can lead to would be the first to be- tack. It is motivated fear tion, issued the Field. M.L.S.: only disaster. Many who would have us rush in and by by Soviet So- surrender is immoral warfare. Rev. William Keller, I think. Neither A M.. S.T.L.i Rev. Francis J. Houfh- Instead of lieve, was of the influence Cuba’s revo- for the confidence tear down the ciety Popularization of ton. S.T.L. strengthening Berlin Wall now realize Specifically, this means that Nazareth. lutionary is Political Executive Director: Rt. Rev. Man in our country’s that example having on and Scientific Knowl- the free leadership and in the its continued presence is the most all Latin nations must maintain John J. Ktley American countries edge, presents a three fold Paterson Representative: superiority of our THEY TOOK HIM for their pqpture of with Rev. own democratic poignant piece of anti-communist anxious to strength Francis J. Rodtmer. sys- propa- granted. cast off the yoke of barrage against de Gaulle and tem, the But there is a danger North weaponty that respects the Manaxtnf Editor: Joseph R. agitators, many for ganda. It telli all the world the American ex- Adenauer and Thornes. political true mean- that we, His followers, who monopoly Europe’s unity. moral limits of hurl ” warfare. They Subscription Price: S4.SO yearly. reasons, such barbs as of ploitation.” “betrayal ing communist “freedom.” would as we die for It does so by re publishing must Second Cleea postaee paid et New- hope Him, avoid, at all costs, com- ark, under ect of Mar “softness,” take Him IT for world the ar- 3. 1879 “indecision,” etc. You want may for granted too. PRESENTS the recent consumption your leaders to show cour- By All His life ticle by James the being unduly alarmed about the Remember they had known history of our inability to deal Allen, age? that courage is a virtue American communist communist threat Him as man and could not with Cuba and out econo- in Cuba, we are points that play- only insofar as it is directed believe in Political Affairs by prudence. He was more. “the socialist countries" have mist, of All our lives last we have known always been able to outwit the February. Our Parish Him as God and have got U. S. by their aid to Cuba. Comrade Allen and Interna- to used the wonder of it. We They have even broken the tional Affairs draw upon Lipp- Flight can say Jesus is God and man Brings of the “capitalist as an apostle of doom Plight unity camp" never miss a heart-beat; the by getting “vessels flying the for the U. S. if full European That we are facing a serious crisi* in people of Nazareth could say of is He our The who flags some capitalist coun- unity accomplished. is educational sharply. people remain and the new aystem is a fact that hardly de- do Jesus is a carpenter and think tries" to carry wheat and quoted as predicting tremen- pariahionera not have the meant to give mands We hear me no of proof. about the shortages and substantial more that. farm machinery to Castro. dous difficulties for us if any help. The auburban schools are deficiencies on TV and It is worth radio and we read over-crowded. My school our while to Its conclusion: "The Cuban Britain joins the Common about them in the. is one-third empty. press. We need more pause occasionally and look not Market and wants us schools, And financial woes people were intimidated to take we my are growing." need more teachers and we starkly at the mystery, to certainly need so that by the attack on their capital "strong measures" curb more funds to finance THIS the the expansion. SERIOUS PROBLEM cannot be solved accustomed phrase will or by the hysteria of certain the united Europe that will or even .fathdmed sound again in our mind in all American thus IN THE PAROCHIAL adequately by means of a Senators. They are develop. school system, short editorial. But its We we hope that we can make mystcriousness. cannot replying by strengthening their The moral is obvious. especially in this area, we have anew crisis be forever our people conscious of the difficulties that missing a heart- armed forces. the the face Khrushchev depends on leading flight to suburbs. Since the automobile the beat the has parish priest in the matter of Catholic edu- over central truths non-communist become the common means “Washington is hysterical, opinion mak- of transporta- cation —and better of the Faith, over and tion, and since there being acquainted with the Trinity but Cuba is calm because her ers to stop America from anti- is at least one car in problem, they will be more tolerant. Incarnation; but, if we never llcd action. We practically people know that they are might take our every family, a vast number of No relishes do, it means that have parish priest the of they marching in own cue from this people have been moving to the suburbs. And necessity step with history, and insist telling some of his never come alive to us. parishioners that there are no while the U. upon firm moves about this flight gives birth to a plight for the pastors S. militarists are Cuba vacancies in our Catholic schools Let us look of both high or steadily at Him. vainly to reverse and good will acts toward urban and suburban parishes. trying its telling them that in He was a The plight of the over-crowding our grade carpenter in a town course.” Paris and Bonn. suburban parish priest schools cannot be avoided. might be summed in up a complaint from one The creates THE of flight the plight and we heg WORKER 24 of them: “I am Sept walking on a treadmill. I never indulgence and patience. titles its editorial "Ice Pack get ahead. I build a school. 1 add October Intentions extra class- for Hot Heads," presenting For Vorations rooms. the I scour the area looking for lay teachers The Holy Father's Peter Speaks gener- same picture of the "hot heads Members when I am unable to get additional Sisters. al of the Aposto- intention for October is: on Capitol Hill.” But no sooner do I think that have late for Vocations can gain I solved my That means of the in- by But they are a when one The Nurse's "effectively" plenary indulgence under problem anew arises. With the open- Ideal fallible magisterium of thu answered by one of the Reds’ the ordinary conditions : ing of the fall semester, there arc 50 to 100 To recognize Jesus Second Vatican Council on in the invalid and to act the most quoted Oct. Feast new children for admission." non-communist 7, of Our Lady looking yourself like Jesus with him here is the ideal errors ami dangers to faith commentators, The plight of the urban Walter Lipp- of the Rosary or city pastor is of every Christian nursel In this it will and morals may be mado quite different. way, man, It is his column of Sept. Oct. 11, Feast of the Ma- This is his lamentation: "We come about known all. that the Image of Christ will he re- to have 18, showing that we can do of Our a complete plant here —a large church, twice The mission intention ternity Lady produced by every bed of pain: in the sug- - A school, convent and nothing at all in Cuba, that partial indulgence of rectory. Our financial obli- sick person, thd Christ of gested for the the Calvary expiating and Apostleship furnished the "ice pack" that W 0 days be gained for gations are same as wo had in years may gone resigned; in the one assisting, the compassion- of Prayer by the Pope is: official But Washington needs. each act of or by. many of the people who were my best ate Christ, divine doctor of soul For the trainin'’, of charity piety and of bodies. lay After performed for the supporters financially have moved the sub- having shown that wo intention to Plus XII to the NaUonal Congress of Profes- missionaries In La; n Amer- urbs. Asa result I “cannot invoke the Monroe of fostering vocations to have six empty classrooms sional Nursea and Assistant Health ica. in the Visitors, Oct. Doctrine" the priesthood. school —and my revenue has dropped 2, 1953. any more because of our own activities in Ku "I see he's making a big play for the women's votel” October 1962 Years RANGE BUT 4, THE ADVOCATE 9 Marriage Away STLittle-Known Facts For CatholicsTRUE By M.J. MURRAY 0»m«M. IMA WAWA DM laiia For Teenage Couple Letters to the Editor By REV. JOHN L. THOMAS, Tbt name end address the S.J. of writer must be included In <0 tetter intended for publication, but will be Assistant Professor of Sociology, St. Louis University they withheld if requested. What *dvice do you give a young couple who face a long waiting period before they can senior would be marry? During her year our 18-year-old daughter dated a boy the Use of Latin iniLatin. same The Masses were Students age. They feel they are in love, but his plans call for at least five years of offered ac- Urge cording to the Carmelite Rite college. We suggest that they, stop dating for a time, or start dating others, but they In the Church in which some of feel this Is responses dif- Bill impossible. from Support Editor: i fer those to which many Editor: When of us were accustomed. a young couple be- FORTUNATELY, ' YOUR their to each oth- I am writing regarding The relationships you has friend and attend St. come experiment been and is a My I emotionally Involved young couple have not chosen er. Common sense demands the agitation ... aiming at the well before marvelous the John the Apostle School in they are prepared this approach, but since they that sexually mature couples elimination of Latin in church success; laity- 'to marry, there is have responded with an enthu- Clark. a tendency will be going against a' strong who feel they are in love must services, especially in the. to the siasm seldom seen in a We have a regard affair almost fa- cultural current, their prob- face problems relating to af- 'Mass. .. V parish. subscription Today, we have more volun- to The Advocate and use It in talistically as an accomplished lems will be In the fectional with Our "vernacularites” are multiplied. display honesty “lectors” school. fact. Parents “We tary lay than we can say, feel first place, they will need con- and sincere Christian concern. setting up a straw man to The they are too but assign. spiritual benefits We read editorial young, we tinued motivational and emo- The fact that knock down when they inti- your your young are most don’t want worse apparent ... “Constitutional Our something to tional support. Some other will attend different mate that the layman cannot Mockery.” couple I am in agreement with entire that happen.” young couples facing similar schools understand or follow the Mass class agrees it is may prove both help- those who that the The young people feel that situations have started out because it is in Latin. In the say instruc- very unfair to our parents to ful and dangerous, for exper- tional love’s part of tho Mass be un- have to for in consummation cannot bravely to their edu- first place, aome of our pay a seat pub- complete ience shows that periods of re- maybe derstood and long be although I would lic school we don't use. postponed and, as if cation, only to find their ini- union following forced laymen might know enough even moved separa- advocate that the by biological determin- tial high resolves utterly dis- tion Latin to read the Latin missal. priest con- By our parents sending us to are sometimes character- tinue to the ism, sacrifice their say Mass entirely Catholic the state saves opportuni- sipated after a year or two of ized by undue permissiveness. (Why do we not try to get school, ties to in Latin, it is that the millions of prepare adequately for waiting. more high achool studenta to my hope dollars a year. life ALTHOUGH FIVE ecumenical council will recom- by entering marriage at They will also need YEARS study Latin, for this reason as May we call to atten- prudence mend that your once. be a lay person be on and high ideals in regulating may rightly regarded as a well as for others?) Regard- tion and to the attention of the altar at Mass to long waiting period, it will not less of linguistic accomplish- every parents sending their children read in the vernacular the in- be impossible for the couple, ments, any Catholic layman to Catholic schools, the De- GodLove You troit, the the provided they avoid the com- (or “non-Catholic visitor”) who lesson, epistle laney Bill. If passed it would and the gospel so that all mon mistake of identifying can read and lay hand on an may allow our parents and other their understand. present state with ma- ordinary missal knows every parents like ours $2O for our love. Your It is also Church ture daughter and word that is being said on the to be hoped that education. It would enable tills still altar. these translations Why young man are young- be revised many more children to get a sters, and are boun APPROVED BY Slow, slow, slow makes the curing difference! CATHOLIC FAMILY FORMOST J-tcf other NEWSPAPER GROUP - In no ham will you find such uniqp ACCEPTANCE If The Advocate Official natural ham flavor. Luscious and tender Polish Publication of the Arch- pa?3 Ham is diocese of Newark & the fully cooked, ready to eat. There’s a o Diocese of N.J. size Paterson, convenient for every family, in cans from £to 12 Ik Buy it today! jl VISIT OUR BOOTH AT YOUR * >% COOPERATIVE SUPPLY SERVICE'S m • • e 6th m? ANNUAL EXHIBIT SUSSEX ARMORY. NEWARK. N. J. OCTOBER 11-12 MR. RICHARD WALLACH COPVRIGI FORST PACKING CO. KINGSTON. N. Y. 10 the advocate October 4,1962 Missioners Cardinal Lauds AID Grateful PATERSON—A letter from Commission for Latin Amer- Carlo Cardinal Confalonicri, ica, I express sincere thanks prefect of the Pontifical Com- add congratulations and I feel for For mission Latin America, confident that the work, with Our the work Sacrifices praising of the As- so much promise initiated, sociation for International De- will be carried out with in- The Holy Father’s Society velopment has been received enthusiasm and tor the Propagation creasing of the by ” Bishop McNulty. determination . Faith is thankful to God Society for the steady . - for Propagation Cardinal Confalonieri wrote those who make sacrifices for of theFaith that the Pontifical Commis- the missions. Bishop Fulton J. Archdiocese of Newark: sion had learned "with pleas- Sheen, national director of the Most Rev. W. S.T.D, sure" of AlD’s increasing de- society celebrates Mass Martin, Stanton, every ployment of its means and Sunday for Rev. John F. Davis those who pray, personnel in Latin America. who and 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArket 2-2803 suffer, who sacrifice "This organization,” he wrote, for the Hours: Dally, 9 a.m. to S p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. Propagation of the "can be numbered among the Faith. Diocese of Paterson: pioneer Catholic associations Rt. Rev. Msgr. WilUam F. Louis Only by sharing in Christ’s of the United States in foster- GOOD IN CO MX U 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson 1, N. J. Phone 4-0409 Passion on this will ARmory ing international cooperation.” Invest your ut- earth, we rannxs in onr Hours: Dally, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. share in His Resurrection and BAUD. ANNUITY Donations to tb» Society for the the THE CARDINAL Glory. We cannot expect to be Propagation of also took Faith income tax deductible. Yon In the rewarded in art MISSION BOUND - The members of the Association note of the Institute for In- eleo ebere eternity if we do for International who crest work of the Missions Development ternational conducted not make sacrifices in this received their mission crosses from Oct. 3 in Service, anp help in eductttns Bishop McNulty Paterson are shown above, Priests end Brothers for life. left by AID this summer to col- standing, to right, Michael Moran, Ibe H<— mission country by one small other for the first time a few Bernard Chidlac, Darrell Bohlsen, Grace and with Scton laboration Hall • Certain tax advantages. Send your sacrifice to the m V e, r K,mm donation. minutes before the *hold,nfl hl * *o n K«vln); seated, Jose and Adriana • A Lasting Memorial and wedding ilr.u . V i ? . Alvarez University., This, he said, Holy Father’s with their remembrsneee In many Society for the A good school can be soh, Sebastian; Peter end children ceremony starts. Mary Kimm, of Peter and Grace Kimm, and "must certainly be considered Masses ud prey ere. Propagation of the Faith and informations put up in any number of "No Bahali boy or girl re- Patricia Kimm her a valuable and wtrri rot mi he will forward (holding son, Terence). far-reaching it to some places for $10,000. In one for- mains single; even young wid- factor. needy SOCIETY OF missionary. saken spot a missionary has ows are expected to marry “What has been done to spent 26 years, building, add- again. the past five years is to the THE DIVINE WORD Mission Schools ing onto and finishing a "The head of the family ar- credit of AID and its leaders. Annuity Dept. GIRAHD. FA. school, without any financial ranges the wedding contract On behalf of the Pontifical Play Vital Role help from outside. and usually no one bothers One hundred thousand Cath- With the aid of some cate- about the religious beliefs nr olics could chists, this missionary pressed character traits of the LADIES ASSOCIATION build a school in a part- CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT every brick that went into the ners. and A Reserve Fraternal Life Insurance school, then his rectory "Even some Bahali Catho- Legal Society his church he is lics now for doing give a child in marriage FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY the same thing. to a pagan, seemingly without is Missionaries must be car- any qualms of conscience ittablithod in 1890 This penters, electri- whatever. Opportunity* and Canada fort I?* plumbers, In Stotoi Twonty-olght cians, doctors. “The heathen environment FULL TIME FIELD REPRESENTATIVES hirsh^ You may never see the mis- is dangerous for the Catholic sion school you help to build, party, especially when the PART TIME FIELD REPRESENTATIVES of St. James mission but the sacrifices that go into missionary Sisters and LESSONS LIMA-Studying Spanish at INthe Society school, Catholic and *ond priest, Applicant* mtn woman may portonal such a project may mean sal- school are far Besides, away. Lima, Paterson priests assigned to C. Cassidy, Rev. Armand Conte and Rev. John F. roiumo to: Mr*. Dorothy latkoy, Suproma Rocordor. those who Paterson priests to and vation to cooperated Catholic education for the chil- Heusser, assigned Caranavi, Bolivia, Rev. Eugene Costello, Newark 305 Sixth in the venture. dren is non-existent to most priest going to Eucador with the Society of St. James. West Street, Erie Pennsylvania places as mission schools are Marriage Customs few and widely scattered throughout the world. Slow Conversions "Marriage customs create Congo Life Grim, real for *'3iris- Help Students to Become Priests Marriage is the goal for problems the the tianization of these and everyone among Bahalis, peoplt, $7.00 WILL MAINTAIN we A STUDENT FOR ONE WEEK a lower caste of untouchables. ask our friends in the Missioner States U. S. to help us with Sister Stephanelda, S.Sp.S., chapels WILL YOU HELP HIM ALONG? writes: and small schools, but chiefly OXFORD, (NC) England are about 80,000 unemployed, to for more mis- "The Hindu couple has no pray Misery in the Congo is as bad he added. sionaries.” free choice in the matter of as it was in the chaos that fol- All the hospitals, sanator- marriage. lowed independence, a Belgian iums and In our Divine Word Seminaries in India, leper centers run Philippines "Sometimes they see each priest has told a British re- by nursing orders have re- and Japan, we have a number of students lief preparing group. mained open, Father Cauwe Mission for the MANY ARE VERY POOR and Appeal Rev. Andre but priesthood. need An MEN—MAKE A RETREAT Cauwe, S.J., noted, supplies once pro- hour's pay secretary of Caritas Congo, vided by the government have financial help to continue their studies THIS YEAR! In Catholic charities ceased. a month Kearny organization there, spoke to the’ Sto. headquar- One sanatorium, the Belgian -TIAR Off———- LOYOLA HOUSE Rev. John F. Davis will ters staff of the Oxford Com- for 1962 Jesuit said, was entirely de- make an appeal on behalf mittee for Famine Relief here (A) RETREATS pendent on him for medical DaarFatfwn OF of the Society for the Prop- which has sent him United $168,000 supplies. Appeals agation of the Faith on Oct. r—» .t H-i | since 1960. cncioiccj Tina f.. far ycworing a Oudant 7 at St. Stephen’s, Kearny, m MORRISTOWN, N.J. to the for Rev. Adrato A. Maine, pas- FATHER CAUWE said that WEEK-END RETREATS prlatriwod • hoi a limited number of opening! FIDELITY tor. Caritas Congo gives weekly for individual FOR THE LAITY KAMI *UNION on woeleendi men of (plma prW)__ TRUST COMPANY supplies bread, oil, fish and SMND A or imall groups especially during Bishop Stanton, society WEEKEND WITH 000 i-- other foodstuffs to about 40,000 October and November director, is thankful to Fa- For: AOOtfSS people. MEN, WOMEN, CALL JE 9-0740 WRITE ther Maine and the other or In of the HUSBAND and WIFE -ZONE sun. pastors of the archdiocese some villages, he said, the only food available is Woman'* Patriot, Oc». 11.14 for making these appeals that Bui. Womin't Nav. possible. which comes to them Ritnal, 21-15 MAIL TO from Caritas. Canduclid by thi minki al loin* Paul'i Abbay In Leopoldville alone, there Plian moka aotly ruinations REV. FATHER RALPH NAT'I. DIR. Writ# toi I , for Informallon OF DIRECTOR OF RETREATS S.V.D. Catholic Universities OUR SISTERS: BRIDES CHRIST Ouim of Paaco Ratroo* Hooto HELP HIM TO REACH HIS 60AL I*. Paul'i Abbay, Nawtao, N.J. 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 IN 11ER AMERICAN b . k BOOK CA'iuu . Afc , TOY DESCRIBES THE WEDDING FENNER Ot A BRIDE bm. Thii KNEW* young lady* daughter ol a very proaperoua lamliy, coulu had the save moat elaoorate nupuaia. Instead, ahe did It qulety, wan one bridesmaid, _ a sunp.c waive arcaa anu IMPORTANT _ 4tC6tt 3 hat, and only i PUBLICATION CJ amity memtteri u The (delta* morning ol toe wedding* Slatera at a nearby orpnana' home re- ceived a large check—juat the amount a large wedding would have coat: Don't you think tali bride wei eipeci- \ ■lly happy on that very ipectal 7lr HoJj Fdthtri Mission Aid day? Perhape ol on one your ■'apeclal” oo- fw At Ormul CJmrda eailona yon would alao remember u,0 “® who lerve the poor—(or example, the CLARISTS e* THAIKATTUSSEBY In the dloeeae ol ERNAKULAM, INDIA. The poor abont pariihlonen, 200 In number, many new convert!, have given the Slaters land. Bat wme to build a convent money U needed. do It. A m 14000 will chapel would coat $1,200; a nun i bedroom, $850; a kitchen, $9OO. Any of theie, or a community room, would commemorate moat beautifully and laitlngly “*P*elal“ a day In your life. STRINGLESS GIFT. Two little sisters on the West Coast lent ua this lovely letter. We wanted to share It with you lam only 10 years old. $ vjk'X My little slater la 7 years old We •Jf '$ have saved our since money Christmas. We promised God that Bf? would :tm'k r we give our money to the We missions. hope that some- day we will be Sisters, the and bring Word of God to other P«ople. Please accept our offering of $5." . . . “Dear L. and jk w *®*l our Catholic girls were i. * ■ iv.* generous as you 1 wish too, that I could send copy of a your lovely letter to every priest and Sister in the world. lam sure that It would help uke of the loneliness they feel, especially on the mis- the .Can you match generosity of these two loyal friends ft ft of the Near East Missions? Your contribution will keep our hard-working missionaries going. Isn't It worth the sacrifice.? A. DfD YOU KNOW? WSpi'l'li : CITY JERSEY Rev. Wil- Cort Ula Mahoney, a member liam Other Deaths . . . J. Manning, S.J., 53, as- of the Sisters of Charity of sistant Walter J. professor of philosophy St. Elizabeth for over 50 Feury of Jersey at St. Peter’s College, died years, died Sept. 30 at St. City, brother of Sister Mary Sept. 28 at St. Francis Hos- Anne Villa here after a long Aedan, 0.P., of St. Aloysius, North Jersey Calendar pital. A Solemn Requiem Mass illness. A Solemn Requiem Caldwell, died Sept. 27. was Oct. Mrs. offered 1 at St. Pe- Mass was offered at the villa Maurice F. Reilley, 69, Each week this listing will West New York Commun- Queen of Peace Holy Name ter’s Church. chapel Oct. 3. of Plainfield, mother of Sister cover the following Friday to ion Breakfast, council hall, Society, North Arlington Father Manning was born Bom in Newark, Sister Catherine Maurice of Blessed items 10 a.m. Meeting. Debate between in Thursday period. Only New York and entered the Mary Cortilla entered the Sis- Sacrament, East Orange, died received Queen of Peace School by noon on Monday St. Peter’s College, Jersey High ters of in 1908. She 29 at home. students federal Charity '.Sept. can be included. The women's City Public debate be- on aid to ed- Merle M. of taught elementary grades at Soper, 67, King- tween William J. Butler and ucation. page carries a separate list- Holy Trinity, ston, brother of Sister Mar- Bertram Hackensack; for B. Daiker, opposing Immaculate Mont- garet Henry of Corpus ing women’s groups. THURSDAY, OCT. 11 Conception, Christi, attorneys in U.S. Supreme and Hasbrouck died St. Francis Xavier PTA, clair, Sacred Heart, Heights, Sept. Court case. FRIDAY, OCT. 5 prayer Chairman, Newark Annual "Sisters’ Bloomfield, where she was 25 at home. John Mt. St. John Academy PTA, Murtagh, New York stationed from 1939 to 1962, J. Barry Lee, 59, of Pomp- State Chief Justice. Party.” Chairman, Mrs. Gladstone Annual fashion 10 a.m., Thomas when she was transferred ton Plains, brother of Rev. Prendergast. to show, 8 p.m. Chairman, Mra. Dinneen Hall. Anne Charles A. Lee of the Church St. Villa because of ill- Michael Third Order of Mt. Merrier Club of Montclair— of Our New Cooper. Carmel, ness. Saviour, York Dinner meeting. Friar Tuck First Friday Club, Paterson St. Joseph’s, Bogota Meet- Survivors include City, died Sept. 25 at Chilton Inn, Cedar Grove, 7 four sis- Luncheon at ing, St. Joseph’s Church, Rev. p.m. Memorial Hospital, Alexander ters, Mrs. Frank Murphy of Pompton Andre Chairman, Francis X. Jones. Plains. Hamilton Hotel, noon. Speak- Hertel, O. Carm., Allenhurst, Mrs. William Fisch- Msgr. Thomas J. Gill- speaker. Pope Pins XII Institute of Mrs. Gertrude J. Faherty, er, er of Bloomfield, Mrs. Carl Seton Hall Uni- Our Social of mother of hooly, dean, Lady of the Rosary Education, Newark Jensen and Mrs. 85, Maywood, Catherine Sister M. versity, Paterson branch. Shrine, Summit Annual fall "Profile of Catholic Lay Lead- both Florida. Leonardine, 5.M.1.C., Bundshuh, of ers,” a discussion led Rev. of Spring Grove, 111., died Family Life Apostolate, St. pilgrimage. Speaker, Very by FOR HEART TROUBLE -Dr. Carl K. Rev. James J. Aloysius J. Welsh, institute Sept. 24 in West Paterson. Friedland, right, on Phllomena’a, Livingston An- McLarney, behalf of the Heart nual O.P. director, aided by Daniel L. Sr. Laurentia John Skiba, 80, of Irvington, Morris County Association, presents conference at St. Jo- Mary McCormick, state internationallyknown religious a defibrillator and monitorscope to Sister Mary Sigis- seph’s Hall, 9 p.m. Speaker, Greenville Council, K. of C., past dep- CALDWELL Sister Mary uty, Knights of Columbus, sculptor, died Sept. 29 in Irv- administrator of St. Clare's Hospital, Dr. Anne Lucas, Fairleigh Jersey City Past grand Laurentia Donohue, 0.P., a munda, Denville, Dickinson and Patrick Hanifin, past ington General Hospital. and Dr. Monroe director of the University. knight’s dinner honoring Wil- teacher at St. Boniface School, Mufson, department of president, Holy Name Society, Archbishop Giacomo The Gregory Club of New Jer- liam R. Barry, Patio Restau- Jersey City, died Oct. 2 at Testa, medicine. Instrument is used to resuscitate heart at- Btoomfield. 53, president of the Pontifical sey, Upper Montclair rant. St. Vincent’s Mont- tack and also to aid in cardiac Open FATHER MANNING Hospital, Eccesiastical patients patients arrest house. Good Counsel clair. Solemn Academy, the South Orange Connell, K. of Holy Name A Requiem Mass following an operation. of Jesus in Church’s diplomatic school in Friends of Caldwell Col- C. Family holy hour, Our Society, Washington Town- Society 1927 at was offered Oct. 4 at the con- Rome, died 29 at Berga- Caldwell of Sorrows 3- ship Meeting. Films on St. Andrew-on-Hudson, Pough- vent chapel here. Sept. lege, Annual fall Lady Church, Italy. Mass with Introduction and keepsie. After his philosophy mo, card party, college auditorium p.m. Bora in Jersey City, Sister Michael Hundreds of Non-Catholics Rev. studies, he for three Craig of Newark, 8 p.m. Mr. and explanation by Eugene taught Laurentia entered the Sisters Co-chairihen, MONDAY, OCT. 8 Fordham brother of Sister Bernadette of Mrs. Alvah M. Kenah and Sullivan, pastor, 8:30 p.m. years at Prep and of St. Dominic Of Caldwell St. Cecilia’s Parents Asso- France, died Sept. 30. Mr. and then took his theological stu- Feb. She Attend St. Rose’s Missions Mrs. Frank J. Bo- 2, 1917. received her Mrs. M. Heck of ciation, Englewood Meet- dies at Woodstock College, Joseph len. habit Aug. 28, 1917, and was NEWARK Between ing, 8:30 Msgr. WHEN YOU WANT He ordained Maplewood, mother of Rev. 200 The sessions were preceded p.m. Speaker, Maryland. was 28, 1918. and G.J. Immaculate professed Aug. Thomas W. Heck of St. 300 people attended each by a door-to-door OCT. • Henry Beck, there in 1940. Pat- canvassing SATURDAY, FLOWERS CALL: Sister Laurentia taught at rick’s died night of the open-air missions with circulars and Archdiocesan High School Conception Seminary. Following a tertianship at Pro-Cathedral, a personal \St. Union As- Oct. conducted for a period of three invitation Library Council General HANOVER FLORAL CO. Auriesville, N. Father Joseph's, City; 2. to attend the motion OCT. 9 Y., weeks in three fall St. Benedict’s TUESDAY, Compltt* CiKHtiry Sarvlc* sumption, Lawrence, Mass.; recently pre- pictures on the life of meeting, Manning taught French and Christ, Mt. Carmel Holy Name, 41 ltldi«d«li An. H*nav*r St. Aedan’s, Jersey City, and In also dominantly non-Catholic areas with Prep. history at Xavier High School, your prayers re- accompanying sermon by Ridgewood Meeting. Speak- TUctur 7-0105 Holy Spirit, Asbifiy Park, and member of St. Rose of Lima parish, it Very Rev. Patrick New York City, 1942 1947. He these, your deceased Walsh, SUNDAY, OCT. 7 er, Rev. Walter C. Jaskie- had been at St. Boniface since is reported by Msgr. Aloysius 0.P.. then served at Fordham be- Priests: Prayers concluded each Sacred director of the Institute S. Heart, Irvington —- vicz, 1959. She became ill and was Carney, pastor. fore coming here in 1949. program., Annual Communion break- of Contemporary Russian brought to the infirmary at Prayers cards containing the Surviving are his brother, Newark... fast, following 8:30 a.m. Mass. Studies, Fordham University. Caldwell and was then trans- acts of faith, contrition and PRINTING Joseph V. Manning of Flush- PTA Speaker, Rev. Charles R. Cal- ferred to St. Vincent’s. Rev. Thomas A. Conroy, Oct Federation of desire dis- Regina Paris Council, K. ing, N. Y., and two sisters, Baptism were lahan, St. Paul the HARRY F. MURPHY 6, 1927 Apostle, of C., Newark Past grand Survivors include a tributed, along with pamphlets Anna Manning of New York sister,. To Meet Irvington. Chairman, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Gertrude Wetzel Rev. Patrick A. Maher, Oct. Oct. 23 about the Church and in- knight’s dinner-dance honor- 7t CUNTON ST., NEWARK 2 and Mrs. Raymond Grubert of of Ir- an ward Wojcik. 6, 1936 GLEN ROCK—The vitation take instructions. ing John P. Caulfield, Crystal Phone: MArket 3-2821 Forest Hills. vington, and three brothers, Bergen to Rev. Anthony Gracik, Oct. Barrett Council, K, of C., Lake Casino, West Orange. David Donohue of Jersey City, 6, County Federation of Parent- A second door-to-door phase 1956 John Donohue of Dumont and Teacher Associations will hold is being carried out to leave Sr. Cortilla Rev. Augustine M. Brady, Oct. Mary Ferdinand Donohue of Port an open meeting Oct. 23 at St. a pamphlet, prayer card and CONVENT 9, 1909 invitation attend Sister Mary Monmouth. - Catherine’s, with Rev. Philip to the follow- Rev. William A. Curran, H. classes. O’Neill, S.J., speaking on up Finally, plans are 0.F.M., Oct. 1959 9, "Modem Guidance in Ele- under way to secure stores InTime Need Rt. Rev. Hubert of Msgr. J. mentary Schools.” in the various areas to be set Behr. Oct. 10, 1943 At an organizational meet- up as Catholic Information Rev. Thomas R. Corr, Oct. Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director ing at Madonna, Fort 13 Centers along the program of 11, 1914 Lee, parishes were a "catechumenate." Rev. John P. represented. and is in accord Reilly, Oct. 11, Committee Whose careful understandingservice with chairmen were ap- 19J8 pointed and Rev. plans were made Council Lectures thetraditions Mother Church Franz Bucher, Oct. 11 for of Holy a periodic newsletter to NEW YORK - A 1921 all series of county parishes, inviting five Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick E. lectures by Franciscan their PTAs to be represented Smythe, Oct. 12, 1922 priests on the Vatican Coun- at the Oct. 23 A. meeting. cil, for Catholics and non-Cath- JOHN F. MURPHY JAMES McIAUOHUN Rev. William P. 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Phar. ELlzabeth 2-6664 CITY BANK ZONE STATE. Baby Nooda Prescriptions PlUed (Dm registered mail when cash) Promptly sanding «At# Druse end Coametlca For listing in this section call The MArket *t» Pranklln Avo. NOrth 7-140! Advocate, 4-0700 12 THE ADVOCATE October 4, 1962 Look! Great Men Are Needed Today JUNE By DWYER and facing the facts. Reading When you read the papers of the battles between the first about the riots in Mississippi states on religious grounds, and the troubles of enrolling a learning of the differences be- Negro in the university there, tween the farmer and the cat- what do you think? tlemen in the west, trying to The situation that has come understand both sides of the to life so dramatically in the wars between the Indian and last months in Oxford can be a the white man, studying the real eye-opener for young stu- Monroe Doctrine, discovering dents who take a good look. why the amendments to the Constitution were written. WE ALL KNOW the ques- tion of- equal rights has only TRY NOT to turn away from one answer—but this is a ques- the pictures shown from Miss- tion of many more things. issippi as if the issue is a dead For one thing, it is a question one. It is not. How should it be of “can riots and mobs get out solved? How would you feel if of hand in America?” you were the Negro seeking We have been told that com- admission—or the southerners munism’s is who have big weapon inci- been raised to feel 60 Th ” * Sw l or Auxiliary of ting one group against another. that they must protect their JJ2S* ! St. Mary'. Hospital, Orange, presented a 56,200 check to Sister f left the Now do you believe that it Is heritage? Georgiana, O.S.F., who hospital as administrator with her last week. possible? Now can you see This is not Mississippi’s community The gift represented $4,000 from the Auxiliary and $2,200 that can it is ™ h which the people care so much story America's. It is "? !"• °*P'»al guild, joined auxiliary last June. The women had pledged about something—even when another in the life of 55,000 for hospital Fred R. chapter equipment. Mrs. Hasney, reelected president, is left with are the they wrong—that they can growing giant of a land other principals in usual order-Sister Mrs. J. VATICAN PANORAMA -Frances and be driven Georgiana, Frederick Campbell and Mrs. Nardone Paula Hart, pupils of St. Catherine of to violence? that has set the highest prin- Siena look James Stanziale, fund chairmen. School, Boston, over a photographic of 'Vatican The ciples for its guides and must panorama City.' photo- IT IS A of "are graph was to school Rev QUESTION be that it is presented the by . F. Gerard Shea, of St. proud continually pastor Catherine's, there great men in our day for studies the trying to live to them. as visual aida about upcoming Second Vatican Council. and There have be up age?" to if Sisters Win Medals From Children we are going to solve this and NO, WE ARE not perfect—- the millions of other problems but thank God that our history Asa farewell gift to each day brings. and daily news tell us that we Archbishop Boland, who left The European keep trying to give each and newspapers Of 27 for have said the Freedom Foundation Sept. the Second Vat- Mississippi situ- every man in our land the op- ican Council in Rome, the ation is the worst crisis in portunities and responsibilities VALLEY FORGE, Pa. has students and faculty of the American life since the Civil of freedom. taught eighth grade or War. If this is Two North Jersey Sisters have high school in New archdiocese sent a spiritual true, boys of We may have to fight our- Jersey, been honored by the Freedom Massachusetts bouquet of 150,000 Masses, yesterday must be Lincolns of selves to do it but, thank God, Maryland, and this Foundation here for helping has Communions, Rosaries and today. If is true, you boys America still has the courage California, encouraged her "produce a better understand- visits to the Blessed Sacra- of'today may face as difficult to keep trying. students to fight communism ing and appreciation of the word ment. problems in another tomorrow. Study her history; , under- by and essays, to learn American of life." stand her people; be her lead- way government by visiting of- IT IS A QUESTION of try- ers. Sister M. Doris Ann, O.P. of ficials, and to remind their ing to understand the other St. Mary’s High School, parents to vote and to be good person’s view so violence can Rutherford, was honored for citizens. be It is also a The PROMISE prevented. ques- her work in forensics and the of tion of believing in WHILE in California, Sister equality—- Just yearbook (Lumen) while at QUALITY but not mediocrity; of believ- English Mary Inviolata was for Mt. St. Dominic Academy, guide has been ing in compromise but not a a student who won second kept Doesn't Add Caldwell, last year. Sister sacrifice of principle. in a national for Up Mary Inviolate, C.S.S.F., of place history es- 46 years by It is a of question digging Peru In Sacred say contest. back into LIMA, the Heart, Irvington, your history books Recipients of the award are Maryknoll parish school of achieved recognition for re- nominated by the and San Rosa here the students sults with her civics club and public selected a are taught in both Spanish in national patriotic by Jury composed STEREO PHONOS essay of state Women and English. contests. supreme court Justices TAM RECORDERS and national heads of patrio- "In their native tongue tic, veterans' and service club Will Meet they do well but in English, AN ENGLISH teacher, Sif- of course, they sometimes ter Doris Ann coached stu- organizations. dents for get confused," says ,‘Rev. speeches on America In Elizabeth Richard L. Clifford, MJd., and patriotism. Included War of Wash. Toni Lee Cerulli who UP - Spokane. LOOKING The fifth at St. SUMMIT - placed BONDS graders Aloysius, Caldwell’ take great in the The Unlon-Eliza- third in fact that their pride "One little girl, for in- the state American classroom patron is St. Aloysius, saint of One beth District Council of Cath- patron youth. of the way. stance, handed in her arith- Legion contest with her talk #n b t olic Women will for the er ,ud> u ° f ,h * • ain, nd ,r meet on •* ‘ ° >- ° nd *.m. metic paper on which she "The Sounds of Freedom.” 'til Insurance 2£Peter Winnicki,*, -r°,(abover ft *.is ; t first time this season at St. right) placing the statue in its case at the front of the boldly declared, in Sister Mary InviolaU, Who room Patrick’s, Elizabeth, Oct. 11 English while Comer and Vince that two Christopher Busby (center) work on flowers him plus two are five. to honor at S p,m. Apparently she SIAUTIFUL A card party and luncheon recognized CHRISTMAS CAROS, JrtSSS her mistake OIFTS and RILISIOUS Is Evan Batter Ei PATERSON REVIEW-Mrs. Thomas W. Reilly, reelected president of the Paterson Dio- Elizabeth North Date of Retreat Book cesan Jersey Council Catholic Women at the convention 25, acted exhibit Day Sept. as guide for and Bishop McNulty Msgr. John J. Shanley, moderator. The exhibit above is of work for the Holy Father’s Store Room. For Benedictine Graders c ,Urn,, ln rl *»<* ..gyHgy .ft J, .F* ' to m»k« UM Of this 1 W "“*>••<« John’s, toastmaster. ?T 7 P^*| * of tho speaker Of any) topic* and tha nnni of the chairman. St. ELIZABETH Vocation visit Genevleve’a Elizabeth - Paterson Officers holy hour, a to Mother Information receiTed by 10 *.m. on Monday of tha Rosary, Maas, 8 »«•* of clubs, from schools staffed publication will ba included In tha Data Book a.m.; breakfast, Winfield Sc6tt Cornelia, superior general, at llatln*. All Hotel, Eliza- PATERSON notice, thould bo mailed. Our deadline the Benedictine Sisters beth. Rev. Aidan C. by of the motherhoiise across from THURSDAY, OCT. McMuUen, S.J., St. was too 4 Peter’s early last week to Elizabeth, will participate in the St. College faculty, Mrs. Arthur academy; and return talks Mary’s Orphanage Guild, Newark — speaker; the new officers Lunch- give of the a of recollection Bene- D. Sullivan, Mrs. William day at by the speakers. The pro- eon-bridge-fashion ahow, Chanticler, Cowen, chairmen. Paterson Diocesan Council of dictine Millburn, Blessed Sacrament Academy here Oct. 6. gram will end about 3:30. 12:30; Mrs. Norman Foran, East Rosary, Newark Mass, Catholic Women elected Orange, at The clubs are comprised of Mrs. 9 a.m.; breakfast, church basement. Rev. Sister Jacinta, St. Bene- Sylvester McMahon, Newark, chairmen. the Sept. 25 convention. seventh and Carl Delbarton eighth grade dict's, Newark, and Sister FRIDAY, OCT. 5 Roeach, 0.5.8., Schools, Mor- Reelected to office were: girls, who will be accom- Theresa Essex-Suburban ristown, speaker. Rene, St. Henry’s, District Council of Catholic Mrs. Thomas W. moderators. St, Reilly, But- panied by are chairmen. Women — Caaalan’a Women’s Upper Mont- Bayonne, Holy Hour, 8 p.m., St. Joseph’s, Auxiliary, Mrs. Cornelius — 8 ler, president; The morning session at 9 Maplewood; meeting following in school hall. Maas, a.m.; breakfast, auditorium. Rev. William Murphy, Hawthorne, recording a.m. will feature Rev. Colum- St. Michael’s J. Daly, Seton HaU South Hospital Guild, Newark — Meet- Prep, and Mrs. speaker; Mrs. John Secretary, Henry ba Rafferty, 0.5.8., St. Eliz- ing, 10 room. Orange, Hughes, chair- a.m., hospital sewing Shanley, treasurer. and Sister Sacred Heart Junior man. Clifton, abelh’s, Linden, Rosary, Irvington — Meet- Anne & Sa. Peter and Paul Glennon, Paterson, will of Bene- ißorgos Borgos - Germaine, 0.5.8., ing, auditorium, following Mass. Rosary, Hoboken Mass, evening continue as the 9 a.m.; social appointed cor- dictine. Marylawn South — breakfast, parish center. Prof. Alumnae, Orange Evening of responding Insurance recollection Charles Reitmeyer, St. Peter’s secretary. and study, 7:30, Marylawn; Rev. College, Jersey ALSO City; Theresa chairman. Directors at large are: Mrs. SCHEDULED are a . of all kinds Edwin V. Sullivan, alumnpe chaplain, modera- Healy, Reception of members, 3:30. Alex Mastrobatlsta, Morris- tor. Mrs. James Mulchay, Short Hills, Eileen I 593 KEARNY AVENUE St town Mrs. Burke, South Orange, chairmen. Philip’s Rosary, Clifton - Mass, 7:30 a.m.* District; George For Flowrs Call J. CELEBRITY Sister Rose of the Little Sitter* of the Fisher, Mrs. Frank I KEARNY, N. breakfast, auditorium. Dr. Mary A. Mary Satis, SATURDAY, OCT. • Gunn, Poor ROCKY'S FLORIST INC. GEOROE J. BORGOS Boston University Graduate School Home, Newark, takes special care of Anna Theresa Boonton-Dover; Mrs. Arthur Our of Sorrows faculty, ALBERT H. BLAH Lady Rosary, South Orange — Mrs. Wtddln* ft Fumrtl Dnltnt speaker; Mrs. John Bednarz, chairman. Moore who celebrated her 100th Oct. 3. Con- Moore, Murphy, Pater- Mass, 8:45; breakfast, Abbot Charles birthday 115 MADISON ST. WILLIAM J. GLACCUM gym. St. Paul’a Junior mail included from President son-Hawthorae; Mrs. Reilly V. Coriston, St. Paul’s Rosary, Irvington Mass, gratulatory messages Ken- SOONTON O.S.B., Abbey, Newton, and Mrs. Howard Burck, But- Hiona WYman 14700 8:30; breakfast, auditorium. Rev. Charles R. nedy and Governor and a DEKRFIILD S-5444 speaker; Mrs. Joseph B. Moore, chairman. Hughes Papal Blessing. ler. Callahan, St. Paul’s, Irvington, and noted Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry sodality leader, Mrs. Edward Woman’s Guild — Carnation speaker; dinner-dance, 7 Wojcik, chairman. p.m., Chanticler, Mrs. C. 'God Decided Millburn; George Assumption Rosary, Morristown to Leave Parell, chairman. Mass, 7:30; reception of members, 4 Tea New Rochelle College, Garden State Alumnae— p.m. following reception. Day of recollection, Marylawn,South Orange; St. Paul of; the Cross Rosary, Rev. Edwin V. Sullivan, Marylawn chaplain, Jersey City Me Here' Mass, 8 fc.m.; breakfast, 100 Years retreat master. Mrs. Paul auditorium. Rev. for Eichorh, Convent, Frederick M. Rev. chairman. Eid, John J. Landers and Rev. Vincent J. volunteera NEWARK Anna Theresa that she can recall her teacher St. Vincent’s Women’s Prestera, for Societies, Madison — Holy Famlfy parish, Moore, now staying at the warning her to "mortify your- Mass, 10 a.m.; brunch, auditorium. Frank Comayaguela, Honduras, Little Sisters the Mrs. William of Poor Home self” when she asked for a AID speakers; Boturla, chairman. Pavis, executive, speaker; Mrs. John of a Our Lady of the Lake here, spoke State St. home drink as a child. She also re- Mrs. Paul Rosary, Verona Mass, Parker, Dimock, chairmen. 8 that sounded better placed in members James Chestnut a.m.; breakfast. Bow and Arrow Bishop Bay- Hill Essex — Manor, College, Alumnae Lunch- Galway, a of six broth- first of dtijuSnSß West family ley, Bishop Newark, Orange. Rev. John E. O'Brien, Seton eon, 12:30, Stouffer’s, Short Hills; ers and three Rosemary HaU University execuUve sisters, and a giving her First Holy Com- Amberg, Newark, Catherine College dean, New- life O’Flaherty, Mrs. like a "wood-violet” as she munion at St. Patrick’* here. chairmen. ark, speaker; John McDonald, chairman. Union, St. Andrew’s approached her 100th birthday. Anna is well watched out for Rosary, Clifton Mass, OCT. 7 7:30; Messages had been by her nieces and SUNDAY, breakfast, school cafeteria. Rev. Richard arriving many neph- St. Aloysius Caldwell — 8 from dignatarics, the old folks ews and has in Rosary, Mass, a.m.; Rento, St. Mary's Hospital chaplain, a special spot Robin Passaic, were surprise breakfast, Hood Inn, Clifton. Rev. speaker; Mrs. William making gifts her heart for William Meliio, a Parkinson, chairman. and Charles ( A. Reilly, parishoner re- Mayor Hugh Addonizlo of seminarian who visited the recently Immaculate Conception Rosary, Montclair - turned from studies in Rome, speaker; Mrs. Newark had promised to be on Little Sisters this summer. rosea, S p.m.; followed by meet- William A. Callahan, Mrs. Donald BJjplntJf hand Oct. 3 for the occasion. Hummell, ing and supper. Mrs. Richard “I pray for him every day,” chairmen. Jones, chair- man. "I don’t know why everyone she said, "and he promised Our of is Lady Mercy Rosary, Whippany — to all of-this fuss," that Mass, MONDAY, OCT. 8 going he will pray for me." 8 a.m.; breakfast, auditorium. Rev. Hubert St. Anastasia’s she said. "Other have been Third Order of Our Lady of Mt. Woods, O.F.M., St. Anthony’s Guild director, here so much longer and de- Carmel, Teaneck Meeting and renewal of Paterson, speaker; Mrs. Agnes Mrs. serve so much more attention. Fritze, consecration, 8 p.m. A Wedding Reception Eleanor Zalle, chairmen. After all, I didn’t have any- St Leo’s Rosary, Irvington Investiture, 8 St. Therese’s to at tho Rosary, Paterson — thing do with it, God just Meeting, 2:30; p.m., novena; meeting following. Mrs. John 4 decided to leave me here." devotions, p.m. Bergen, Mrs. Ernest Wendell, chairmen. Our of Lourdes PLAZA HOTEL Lady Rosary, West — St. Andrew’s Orange Rosary, Clifton - in cafe- ANNA'S PARENTS Maw, 8 The Meeting came a.m., breakfast, Rock, West Or- teria after devotions. from Journal (quart, Jartty City, N. J. Ireland in 1849 A carpen- ange. Rev. Owen I. Beatty, O.P., St. Antonin- Our of the Lake Lady Rosary, Verona Re- ter and cabinet maker, Mi- provldoi: us, Newark, speaker; Mrs. Nicholas Carroll, of lanquat ception members, following novena- chael built the home • Dltnlfltd Room* KITCHENS chairman. family meeting. (10 to 900) where Anna was born as the Holy Name Rosary, East Orange — Mass, 7:30 St. Peter’s • luporlor Culilnt Rosary, River Edge Investiture eighth child and where she a.m.; breakfast, Crystal Lake Casino, West and • Modaat Prleoa blessing of roses, 8 p.m., meet- lived for 88 church; years. • Caraful attantlon to datalla Orange. i ■ inf, gym. Anna moved to a home in Phono Canaultant St. Mary’s Rosary, Lakes — Bridal Pompton Recep- TUEBDAY. OCT. 9 East Orange until Januarv tion, 7:30; supper, hall. Sacred Heart Rosary, Jersey Meeting. when she came Madonna City to the Little Rosary, Fort Lee — 8 hall. Oldfield 3-0100 Mass, a.m.; 8:15, parish Sisters "because they thought breakfast, cafeteria.' Ampla Parkin* (pact St. Rose College, New Alumnae I was starting to St. Jersey Meet- get old.” Paul’s — Air Condltionad Rosary, Jersey City Mass, 8 a.m.; ing, 8:30, home of Mrs. F. Joseph Giamartino, litlmataa chaarfully plvon Mrs. Helen ANNA MOORE keen breakfast, auditorium; Boturla, Fairlawn; making favors for All Souls is so bhl'-'v"'2a chairman. Hospital, Morristown. . < aaii!ii] St. Altar and Joseph’s Scapular Confraternity, Essex CathoUc High School Mothers’ Club Bogota — Fiftieth anniversary breakfast, 9 Meeting, 8:30; WiUiam J. Ford, Trenton, a.m., Swiss Chalet, Rochelle Park; Sister speaker on driver education. Vincent M. de St. Court Paul, Joseph’s Village, St. Mary’s, CDA - Meeting, 8:30, St. Rockleigh, speaker. Mary’s, Dumont. 8t. the Philip Apostle Rosary, Saddle Brook — a’Kempls Meeting, 2:15, Robert Treat Hotel, Mass, 8 a.m.; breakfast, Horn A Hardart’s, Newark. Paramus. Court Sancta Marie, CDA - Meeting, 8 p.m., St. Elizabeth of Hungary Linden K of C Rosary, Home, Belleville; Mrs. A. F. Moro, -JLL: - Mass, 8 a.m.; breakfast, auditorium. Dr. Mar- chairman. garet Starkey, assistant English professor, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 , Brooklyn College, speaker; Mrs. John Coker, Passalc-Clirton District Council of Catholic Wo- chairman. men - Fashion show, St. Michael's auditor- St. Thomas Apostle Rosary, Bloomfield — In- ium, Passaic, 8:30; Mrs. Joseph D’Arco, FEATURING FAMOUS 1 vestiture, 3 p.m., church; reception following. chairman. St. John District Nepomucene Rosary, Guttenberg — Bergen-Paramus CouncU of Catholic TBppan I hsll Women Mass, 7:30; breakfast, parish (tenth an- Evening of recollection, Our Lady KITCHEN APPLIANCES! Sister of Good ] niversary). Mt. Mary Benedict, Alverno, Counsel, Washington Township, 8 p.m.; SB N. Rev. Edward Warwick, Y„ speaker. Investiture, 3 p.m. ■ D. Hennessy, chaplain Jersey Holy Trinity Rosary, Westfield — Mass, 7 a.m.; City Medical Center, speaker. breakfast, Scotch Plains Country Club. Rev. THURSDAY, OCT. 11 Louis Catholic Women’s J. McCue, C.P., Springfield, Mass., as- College Club Meeting, 8:15, sociate director of East Women’s “The Hour of the Cruci- Orange Club; John Almquist, Montclair State fied,” speaker. College faculty, speaking on Sacred Heart Cathedral Rosary, Newark—Mass, modern music. INTEREST 9 a.m., mother-daughter breakfast, Thomm’s, Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry Newark. Mrs. Francis chairman. Woman’s Guild Cianci, Meeting, dormitory build- ■ St. Rose of Seton Hall a i ■■ Lima Rosary, Newark — Mass, 8 ing, University, South Orange, from of on a.m.; breakfast, Robert Treat Hotel, Newark. 12:30; Rev. William N. Field, moderator, will day deposit Mtar Math of and Brother Francis I. Offer, F.S.C.H., Essex review a book. pianolng building Ob ipirtKrtif Kitchen Catholic High School principal, and Josephine St. Vincent’s Hospital Auxiliary, Montclair Showroom Volunteers tea, home ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES ■WWI Wo’n taro novor Hutchinson, South Orange, spoakers; Mrs. of Mrs. John J. Harris, CgUpUTt MT. WWW yoe’w teen James Karl president, Upper “Tthiof Si. it the Newest' ttie Ruddy, Mrs-' Jaeger, chairmen. Montclair, 3-5 p.m.; Mrs. ... Mst Holy Trinity Mothers Guild, Hackensack—Cake Thomas C. Butler, Mrs. Eric M. Butler, chair- muring! Yos, tho most «»«• i sale after Masses; Mrs. Oliver Tuite, chair- men. OF DEPOSIT GLAMOROUS Kitchens evor designed! man. Proceeds to school fund. FRIDAY, OCT. 12 Aetnl fill-sin is w Mdeb-just YOUR Sacred Heart Mothers’ St. Catherine’s Glen Rock Dessert- V-S —. *'?' kitchen will look Clifton — Cake Rosary, when Guild, 4mM modeled by fashion 8 InlAlltllM ««>■»■ 1It sale after Masses; Mrs. William bridge, show, p.m., auditorium. ADELPHI! Come in to see Bondinell, ' it—you'll Mrs. Louise chairmen. SATURDAY. be thrilled! Calabrese, OCT. 13 0r ; PHONE for a Home Court $l,OOO to Queen of Universe, CDA — Mass, 9 St. Mary’s College (Notre Dame), North $25,000 Representative who will p.m., Jersey estimate your St. Charles Borromco; auditorium. Alumnae Founder’s breakfast, day dinner, home of remodeled kitchen—at no obligation, Rev. Paul J, assistant Mra. Charles Hayes, director Arch- Wulfhurst, Glen Rock, 8 p.m.; of course. diocesan Legion of Decency, speaker. Mrs. Richard Heaney, West Orange, Mrs. Commercialtrust Cos. St. — George chairmen. Raphael’s Rosary, Livingston Mass, 8 Harig, Madison, of New II phone for estimator a.m.; -first breakfast. Rock Spring Corral, .SUNDAY, OCT. 14 Jersey TO VISIT YOUR HOME West Orange. Rev. Francis R. IxiBianco, di- St. School of Mary’s Hospital, Nursing Alumnae, MAIN rector OFFICEi 15 of special education, speaker; Mrs. Passaic Mass, 9 a.m., hospital chapel; Exchange Place, Jorsey City Lawrence Adrian, chairman. Mrs. Richard breakfast, Itobin Hood Inn, Clifton. Rev. Mt Fitzsimmons, toastmaster; Mrs. Thomas Vas- Richard G. Rento, chaplain, celebrant; Leon- II Convenient Olliies SW 6-1740 sallo, soloist. arda Mazza, chairman. St. Mary’s Rosary, Lakes — Pompton Recep- - WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17 JERSEY CITY - BAYONNE UNION CITY tion, 7:30; supper following, parish hall. Rev. Mothers’ Marylawn Club, South Orange Robert Gabel, O.F.M., Sienna Lou- College, Luncheon-bridge-fashion show,/Chanticler, OPIN MONDAY iVENINGS (lx.pl Main Ottlc.) 34-14 donsvillc, N. V., speaker. BROADWAY (Rt. 4) FAIR Millburn, noon. LAWN, N.J. JERSEY CITY and BAYONNE 7 8t. John’s to 8 - UNION CITY i ig t Rosary, — Mass, 8 Orange a.m.; Our Lady of Mercy Rosary, Whippany White breakfast, school hall. Rev. Alexander F. SAfR DEPOSIT VAULTS Open Daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Located one mile of elephant add clothing sale, (Oct. 17, 7-9 wait Bamborger's Sokolich, Seton Hall p.m. University faculty,'sneak- 10 a.m.-4 p.m.), Mrs. M.mbar F.d.r.l R.i.rv. Rev. Thomas K. p WE REMEMBER TOO One warm summer THAT WHEN the design was morning action RECESS! first group and parish so- shown to Sister Catherine Laboure, Mary said: “Have members of The Advocate THE medal struck a ciety.” according to this model. staff sat around a conference All who wear it, when Campus film festivals indulgenced, will receive great table for their regular ENJ graces, especially if they meet- such as the one in progress TRINITARIAN FATHERS °r... Deek hcre W,U be “ abundance of ing. Special topic revamp- at Seton Hall nrar'J forf/T/ “S - T University offer grace* those who wear it with ing the youth to make an to man and of confidence/* "There will page it scattered programs of film opportunity young boy» Grammar e abUn anC £ more graCCS •”> Graccs - •" abundance interesting for teens. study School and School of thL « £ ? , • • at seminaries ahd the High to bacoma a priatt or a Brothar * There was no by boy * ,nd Kiris whom disagreement prodding from Father Culkin In GodfoUod Js cMllna TnVh tha Trinitarian Ordar. Lack of fund* no calling to the priesthood on the need for a revision impadimant or to religious life so may be the wedges which will .o o m Writa our discussion centered on toi SISTER eventually lead to film study mean CATHERINE LABOURE, to whom what should be offered. becoming the Miraculous Mary gave integral parts of the Medal, was a Sister of A curriculum. VOCATION DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. Charity. lew years “THE CALENDAR on the ago a survey showed that the Sisters of Charity had more women’s has “All-media 5742, Baltimora ImilkM members than page always literacy," any- 5, Maryland any other religious fl ttn mt.i H Him community in the world been a one? 1 1 111 ll 11BMinMWMBnMjnpMWMBnMnnMIWMMMHWnW 1 6 big favorite,” remarked h 25 of them throughout the world. • • • Could one June Dwyer, the of that mwwwwwm ofJf theth reasons have . keeper been the Miraculous Medal? SPEAKING page, “why don't we start OF better un- Apostolate for Vocations something like that?” derstanding, students at Arch- PROVE Newark Archdiocese: bishop Walsh YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST Msgr. William F. Furlong St “I think more frequent fea- High School wil) Mary s, Elizabeth, N. J. ture have an • THI MODERN AIR CONDITIONED Telephone: EL 2-5154. stories, highlighting some opportunity to learn Paterson Diocese: Rev. John more about social Sisters of the P. McHugh DePaul hioK outstanding youngster or a problems Sorrowful Mother Sh Oct. School, Wayne. N. J. Telephone: OX 4 5759 initiated 16. An all-day program by youth symposium, (A Franciicon Community) would be chimed entitled “Pursuit of Under- Aetlvltlee Hoepltalei '■ knotthotel appreciated,” nuretnw. Pharmacy, laboratory. X-ray. robeit treat in Anne Mae standing: Social Problems in office. library, and domestic Buckley, our work. School.: catechetical, olomonlou, Rev. feature American ar.d Raymond Scully, pastor editor. Democracy," will eocondary achoola: proteaetonal and practical Exiled boo la of nuratns Homes Invites reservations Religious of the parish where she has News editor Ed Grant be sponsored by the •c for the asod. the your put Irvington conyaleecont. and homaleaa children. roreUn R been a Human mlealone. 10 member of the paro- in a plug for Confraternity of Relations Council at Ace: to >O. • COMMUNION BREAKFASTS Professes Vows chial school faculty since last Christian Doctrine the school. news, per- fe Avenue, • ORDINATION DINNERS In the Danville, Mew Joreey year. taining to the students on morning, the students (Telephone: OA 7*000#) FORT high • WEDDINO RECEPTIONS LAUDERDALE, Fla. Sister Caridad is the eldest school level. will hear two speakers. Fol- (NC) A Cuban Sister of the of four children • CONVENTIONS, SEMINARS and in her family, lowing lunch, they will be div- Sisters of St. OUR MANAGING SALES MEETING Philip Neri, all of whom arc in Cuba. For- editor, Jo- ided into groups for discus- exiled from her communist a teacher at seph R. Thomas, suggested a sions under Yoa 12 Function Room* In On# Roam 1250 merly the Good special consul- v« invited to enroll yourself or a bead on Top Capacity controlled column for homeland, professed Shepherd School and Our Lady teens only. tants. * STANLEY J. AKUS, Managor ALBERT W. STENDER, Pro*ld*nt her final vows in St. Jerome of Lourdes "It could feature notes High School in on • • • ? 50 PARK PLACE, NEWARK - MARKET 2-1000 Church here. interesting and Havana, she joined the Sister- doings new de- OCTOBER ANNUALLY She made her vows of before hood seven years ago. velopments interest to brings to mind the Rosary and young people," he pointed out, this year it also signals the “as well as quotes from school start of the Second Vatican and CYO papers, persona! Council. Union County Catho- items on youngsters, the au- lic High School Leatherette bound certificate moiled thor's —with its Immediotely opinions on items of in- doors open less than a month terest to youth, recommended CUSTOMARY OFFERING: has already started special PERPETUAL INDIVIDUAL EXTRAORDINARY... books or MEMBERSHIP $lOO movies, occasional . . . observance of both events. replies by youngsters to ques- FRANCISCAN Volunteers from the girls de- MISSIONARY DNICI tions submitted by other young partment will lead a daily 135 WEST 31st STREET, NEW YORK I, NEW TOR* people." famous WURLITZER recitation of the Rosary for the LOngecre 34077. If no answer, caR PE 6-22 RS Now our theories on what success of the council. Be- will interest are being you put sides prayer, the girls into with this arc practice issue. other activities scale console We planning to Bea Wfull hope that our aim for our piano promote interest in tho coun- new target will be true. You’re cil. the ones who’ll decide that. FRANCISCAN in handsome A series of four contemporary You’ll also be the ones who’ll lectures, design sponsored by the language arts Prlost or Brother make the new plan progress club, will be by keeping us aware of what given by students Do CHRIST'S work In Parishes, Schools, and reports will be is happening at your school. daily made Homo and Foreign Missions. We have by students serving as report- IMAGINE! compiled a list of Lack of funds no obstacle. $ ers. student representatives to give W !t.i f VOCATION DIRECTOR us closer contact with each 595 of FRANCISCAN FATHERS only the schools. Through this im- St. Thomas More Clericete portant of A channel information SERIES OF st. Btrn.rdlna . Mona.tary 7th l St*.. N. E. Where else can you find all these or Jaclcipn we expect to receive much of Box 177, Hollldayiburg, Pa. Waihlngton 17. D. C. exclusive qualityfeatures that have our news. , made , INSTRUCTIONS WURLITZER pianos famous for HOW IS YOUR “all-media generations... AND Founded In 1899 by the Sisters of Charity literacy?" Augmented soundboard...for fuller One authority believes it PRAYERS of Saint Elizabeth resonance needs t 6 be developed and lie’s College ready with a plan to accom- ON Convent Station, • Wurlitzer Tonecrafted plish just that. New Jersey hammers ... Rev. John S. for richer tone Culkin, J., con- THE sultant on films and television • Six post back...for greaterdurability to the National Catholic Edu- cational Association, has urged GEORGIAN COURT A Ubacked by a 10 year all-inclusive TOW2ND COLLEGE warranty! that the same product you see on television or In your neigh- A fully accredited Liberal Arts Featured is this beautifulpiano, finished College borhood movie theater be "VATICAN in satin Conducted the Sisters of Ebony. Other styles and finishes brought into the classroom. by Mercy in your choice of Cherry Mahogany, No, he isn’t trying to have Apply: Director of Admissions, Lakewood, N.J. the COUNCIL 'f Walnut, Italian French Late Show replace history Provincial, Pro- beginning or French. He wants to see vincial or Early American Monday. October slightly higher. developed the critical faculties 8, 1962 IMS a.m, 12,45 5.15 JESUIT BROTHERS required for making intelligent p.m. p.m. CONVENIENT TERMS- 7.30 p.m. judgments about the creations 101 fast Fordham Road LUdlow 4-0300 Now York 11, N. Y. UP TO PLEASE SEND ME TREE BOOKLET ON JESUIT BROTHER LIFE. 3 YEARS TO PAY of the “image industries" that HonAoy Cktobar S occupy so large a part in What Is the Council? My Name Ace everyday life. Cktobar SMALL AMOUNT DOWN-BALANCE EASY TERMS V Addraaa IF SCHOOLS The Part are concerned People's City Zone State WuRLIIZER with their students liter- being Wadnardo). Cktobar 10 ate as printed "The Music Center of Neic Jersey" regards materi- Towards Unity al, he reasons, why not expand Tt.ur.day Cklobar l| the student's literacy to make Havo CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN GRIFFITH PIANO him or her “literate Why a Council? *4 COMPANY across the board." CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY -STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES—- f'idoy Cktobar 12 Father Culkin i>oints out Prospocts and Problems CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC -605 BROAD NEWARK N. that the idea didn’t STREET, 2, J. originate Fully Accredited Offering A.B. and B.S. Degrees with him, but with l’ope Pius Open Wednesday Evenings until 9—Phone MArket 3-5880 XII. The late Pontiff, in his HiilkAA 35 SOUTH ST., MORRISTOWN 50 1957 Miranda KINDERKAMACK RD., ORAUELL encyclical ST. FRANCiS The Christian lnvi,# Y ou *° devote yourself to the Phono JEffemon 9-6505 Prorsus on motion Phone COlf.x 1-3800 pictures, * erv,<:B of chrl *» In the classroom. radio and com- Brothers 627 PARK AVE., PLAINFIELD . Phone PUinfield talcvision, ASSISi 7-3800 OF Brothers are and leaders . educators of mended programs of film , . , SUBURBAN STORES OPEN EVERT EVENING EXCEPT 135 IV. 31,t St. ot Ireland SATURDAY UNTIL » P. M. study and said: “Wc desire youth throughout North America. between 6th & 7lh For write: them to he Introduced into aves. details, Rev. Br. E. C. O'Connor, every type of school, Catholic 21 Pryer Terrace, New Rochelle, N.Y. Seven Big October 4,1962 THE ADVOCATE 15 sports spot Surprise Elevens to Clash The Question ORANGE—The two biggest Things appear different now, Peace. Pat Quarto continued surprises of the Big Seven however, with Jim Mulvihill to score for Immaculate, run- Conference, St. Luke’i (2-0) back in the DePaul lineup. ning across his team’a lone by ed woodward and Our Lady of the Valley He scored once and set up tally and he’ll be the big What was the first tice because of (2-0), will collide here Oct. 5 another TD as DePaul trim- threat 'against Bayley-Ellard. thought the disparity which came to your mind of at 8 p.m. in one of the fea- med Bayley-Ellard, penalty. 26-7, Sept. Although it lost by a three- when ture you read that Mahwah games in that circuit this 30. Doug Schroeder, another touchdown margin Bayley-El- IN ANY the High School was placed on a EVENT, weekend. Spartan standout, will lard can’t be g|ve regarded lightly. one-year probation by the NJSIAA should go out of its In the other DePaul St. Mary’s something else to games, The Golden Bishops have a New Jersey State Interacbol- way to explain the distinction (2-0) will visit St. Mary’s think about in the backfield. fine fullback in Bob Devenzla. astlc Athletic Association? if one resily exists be- (0-2) and Immaculate Con- St. Mary’s, which is minus Oratory will be trying to Did you ask yourself: "How tween the violations of Mah- ception (1-1) will be at Bay- just about everyone from ita and snap a losing streak which come St. Cecilia's gets suspen- wah St. Cecilia’s. ley-EUard (0-2), both Oct. 1. fine 1961 squad, haa yet to has now stretched to 13 sion and Mahwah gets proba- Most people will take the Oratory (0-2) will play an in- score in two conference games. Morristown School will tion for what is apparently the main facts St. Ceciijs’s was dependent game at Morris- games, but Coach Nick Cutro be after its second win of this same violation?" That’s what suspended for pre-season prac- town School Oct. 5 at 3:30 is bound to have his club up season. It also has a tie. I wondered, tice and Mahwah was on for this dash. too.. put p.m. big for TNI STANOINOS probation pre-season prac- IS THERE AN explanation? Our EVEN THOUGH its ranks IMMACULATE Conception W L tice —and ask themselves O. L. Vallay S 0 I decided to put the question above. were into Parochial A com- question depleted by graduation •stepped DePaul 1 O to James Growney, executive- Immaculate 1 can clear a and other losaes, Our Lady of petition and found it a little o Nothing hazy Bt. Luke’s 1 0 secretary of the NJSIAA. the The Lions icene like a breath of freah Valley has started the tough Sept. 30. Bayley-Ellard 0 1 "This infraction) Oratory 0 3 (Mahwah's air. The NJSIAA be able season with back-to-back vic- bowed, to of might 21-6, Queen St. Mary's 0 3 is an different situa- entirely to clear thli scene with its own tories. The latest was a 12-0 "The tion,” Growney replied. breath of freah air in the form triumph against St. Mary's T-CCC boys were doing the practic- of Sept. 30. an explanation. ing on their own. The coaches Since both wins came denied knowing anything about Seven against Big foes, Val- it. In the St. Cecilia’s case, the Lanfrank is alone on of the Final Contests Set coach the ley top con- Warm-Up was planning (pre- ference standings with St. season) practice in June." Gains Tie BAYONNE - Luke’s, DePaul and Immacu- In the final Xavier. The Queensmen have In imposing the penalty on late deadlocked before shown balanced attack thus NEWARK - BUI Lanfrank! Conception for warm-ups they start a Mahwah, the NJSIAA execu- the next position with 1-0 Tri-County Conference com- far in scoring two wins. They tive committee said football scored a pair of touchdowns ' each. A victory Friday would petition, member teams will stopped Immaculate Concep- players had held two-hour for Our Lady of the Valley r; of The New last week and into *• keep Valley in front even if play a variety opposition tion, 21-6, Sept. 30. drills for a month before Sept. jumped DePaul and Immaculate tri- this weekend. Those games Yorkers bowed to always-pow- 1, the earliest practice date deadlock for the individual umph. will be launched Oct. 5 when erful Cardinal Hayes, 24-12, in under the by-laws, and the ■coring race among North Jer- \ But their Catholic He drew before the locals can Pope Plus (1-1) visits City most recent game. school's athletic director had aey gridderi. « count anything in the win Park Stadium here to meet given shoes to football players. even with St. Benedict’s Ralph' column they’ll have to find Marist (0-2) in a night con- Lilore, each with 25 point*. In TAKING THESE facts at Cath- out just how strong the Lu- test. Cross-Country Dan Fongaro of Bergen face value, the only logical Mike Weinbrecht cans have become. St. Luke’s Bergen Catholic (1-1) will olic and of. debuted conclusion is that the school of- St. each entered the’ in the league with a test neighborhood rival Para- Joseph’i ficial distributed the shoes, the first 26-0 rout of newcomer Ora- scoring column for , mus the following afternoon. what but he didn’t know to and did it with a tory Sept. 30. Don Bosco (1-0-1) will visit time flare,' use they would be put. three TDs. Their ef-| Brooklyn Prep and Queen of Catholic Aims for CYO scoring Bergen Title the VINCE BUCCELATO, the Peace (2-0) will entertain If the NJSIAA accepts forts put them in e four-way» St. Luke’s quarterback, is ED GRANT fact that there was no knowl- tie for fifth place. Xavier Oct. 7. By In 12th for was place Bergen A1 Roeich, while In 19th seosiNa LtAD.as both a and a port- edge on the part of the coach- passing running JERSEY CITY Bergen Catholic showed that it was tion pAT ready was A1 Hall. Among the Cruaaders wbo misled this meet infrac- threat, but it’s his passing RESULTS FOR the first two -to defend its Hudson CYO invitation ing staff, then the only Lanfrank, Valley 4 1 *9' County cross-country title was Mahle, the achool’a half miler last Benedlct'a l 35 which will Gerry top apring, who ia tion committed by the school LUora. It 4 ability have Val- weeks have strengthened the n)ct. 6 at Lincoln Park when its star Art Vaulhn, Don Bono 33 21 : harriers, Birkmeyer nursing an injury which will probably keep him out of action 1 ley on the alert. Tie Lucans of those who expect and Dave was the issuance of shoes be- PetterutU. at Luka'a S if i opinions Faherty, finished one-two in the second weekly until much later Ponsaro, Barf Catholic 3 0 18 also in the season. fore Aug. 25. an . outweigh Valley, another a possible four-way fight for NJCTC development meet Sept. 29 at Warinanco Park. Quarto, Immacnlato 3 0 in Schroeder, DePaul 3 O if, factor in their favor. which has SETON It' the championship, The Crusaders will be up against a tough 30-team field in HALL, which was the class of the atate laat year, REGARDING THE pre-sea- Weinbrecht. St. Joetph’a 3 0 St Benedict'! SI St. Luke’s will be looking to been vacated by St. Cecilia’s. the CYO meet, with the due is rebuilding this but the Pirates aren't that far DeMarco 1]! top challenges to come from Seton term, Pony away son practice, the NJSIAA can Crooks. St. Michael’* 2 O 12 stop Bill the Valley Essex from class. Bill I.libona. Q. F, 3 O 12 Lanfrank, Pope Pius took advantage of Hall, Catholic, Newark South Side, East Orange, Rancocas championship Persichetty had three boya in the that the on say boya practiced Man-one. Q. P. 3 0 12 speedster who has scored four Mountain top 10 and another who a second chance to nip St. Valley, Kearny and Lakes. But Jim Sokoloski’s boys Saturday placed aecond in the junior their own initiative or that loaoph’a 0 touchdowns in two games and to the race. |; Michael's, 7-6, for the Eagles’ appear equal test. varsity they were directed or encour- Kisser,Profuko, St Luka'a 2\ 0 12 ranks of the outstand- The Individual Sabbere, SOM! as one initial victory Sept. 30. After winner of the CYO race will probably be aged by the coaches. St. Michael's ing backs in the conference. BERGEN WAS not even at full strength in its first ap- Steve Harris of Scotch a point-after-touchdown at- Plains, who looks like the state's top If the first position is taken pearance at an NJCTC meet this season, yet placed four boys harrier for this and for WHEN DEPAUL tempt was blocked, a penalty year next year ai well, being only a docs this mean that the boys goes to among the first 19 finishers in a strong field. gave Pope Plus another op- junior. Harris seems to outclass the field, which will also include don’t have freedom of choice STATION WAGON Rutherford Sunday, it will be the runners led home portunity and it converted on Among by Birkmeyer and Faherty—- the two Bergen boys, Snyder, Schaldenko and Bonder, Blanch- the summer? Isn’t it thinking first of keeping its during wbo sixth and seventh at last field and HEADQUARTERS record unsullied a run by Gerry Waller, who placed year's CYO meet—were such public school standouts as Tom Leonard of their right to work themselves and second both of also to Mike Boryczew- winners last spring's major Catholic mile races in New Kearny, Rod Lasher of Newark South Side, Milt Matthews of into if ao choose? of avenging its lone 1961 loss. passed shape they /grA ski for the TD. Jersey—Don Snyder of St. Peter's, the NJSIAA and John Lakewood, Jack Pinckerton of Pascack and Walt of track run* ■around V!Kfffr The Gaels the champ, Valley Beb If a man nipped Wayne Bonder of Seton the NJCTC titlist. Marist was blanked Har- Hall, Mountain Lakes. a track or if a iwimmer works school, 7-0, last year to deny by in Snyder led the pack Saturday until the last 200 yards when Also on tap this Saturday is the annual N.Y.U. interscholas- out in a pool in the summer, the Spartans an undefeated rison, 38-0, a game post- MXTAL BODIES MOM s2*l Birkmeyer and Faherty swept past, the former hitting the finish tic chase at Van Cortlandt New York. This draw schould the school be put on season and the conference poned until Oct. 1 by a rain- Park, may Schaldenko last week. line in 13:06.4. Vadim of Seton Hall and Bill Blanch- one or two of the NJCTC members, particularly for the junior crown. storm probation? ( All Makes field of St. Luke’s also before In Paramus, Bergen Catho- passed Snyder the finish. varsity races, but 13 are already committed to the CYO affair. On the other hand, if the lic will be running up against state group believes that the and Models a strong Group IV team. The coachca were in some way in- Make for Among Independents ready Crusaders sparked by the volved, Mahwah is placed PACE MOTORS the that new arrival with running and scoring of Dan squarely in same category 47 CENTRAL AVE. with St. Cecilia’s. In the latter Fongaro broke into the win ■AST ORANGE the NJSIAA would CASH WHEN column with a 20-0 triumph instance, IST. I*ll St. be St. Cecilia's an against Essex Catholic Sept. Benedict's, Essex to Inaugurate Series doing injus- YOU NEED 30. NEWARK—The first in what Essex Catholic is still green at The Irish have a speedy team St. Joseph's (2-0), which will BOSCO took its DON posi- one Dividend could develop into of the the sport, this Is bound which could run another big be idle this weekend, an New HIGHER tion in the title with game up posted picture a best series of to games among draw interest. When two score. impressive 28-0 triumph 32-0 rout of Paterson Central. at North Jersey Catholic school- large boys schools in the For the second straight against the Petreans for their BARTON The game was highlighted by boy football teams will be same city face each other, week, Seton Hall employed latest setback. the play of Mickey Vaughn, here Oct. 7 when Es- played sparks are bound to fly. come-from-bchind tactics. TTiat Mike the Blue who had two touchdowns and Weinbrecht, sex Catholic (0-1) visits St. method produced a 14-7 win Jays' hauled in three two kicks. One of star end, extra-point Benedict’s (1-1) at Benedict ST. MICHAEL’S (M) will 29 against East Side Sept. and touchdown passes to set the his TDs came on a 78-yard Field. face Emerson under the prepares the Pony Pirates for pace in the first meeting be- punt return. While it not offer the Roosevelt Stadium in may lights a shot at their second win this tween the two schools. In Brooklyn Prep, the Dons promise of the keenest com- Union City Oct. 5 to open the week. will be one of of the because weekend for going against petition year the independents. Red Bank Catholic was the stronger New York teams. St. Peter’s (0-2) will entertain shut out, 19-0, by Red Bank in Jersey Harriers Brooklyn, however, lost its Snyder and Seton Hall (1-0-1) JOIN its only game this season. PROVIDENCE, R. I.- Stan opening game to end a long will travel to the shore to face school St. Peter’s will be trying to Blejwas of Clark, a former NIB’S winning streak. Red Bank Catholic Oct. 7. its shake loose from poorest Holy Trinity High School star, The remaining independents, Filling in the gap caused by start sinco 1954 when it also and Tom Zimmerman of Cran- BABY CLUB grid Delbarton (0-1) and Our Lady two the loss of St. Cecilia’s as a dropped its first games. ford are among the boys wbo of the will be idle. Del- foe, Queen of Peace selected Lake, will be running for Providence The Baby Club Is of slate barton only one opened with a tough College's team six All Pur- cross-country convenient, new 13-7 loss to Peddle Sept. 29. pose Clubs offered by New On the Mark Oct. 5 here against Holy Cross Jersey Bank. Itworks just like Berra Honored (Advocate stlcctiont In boldface) After putting on an offensive •St. College. • Christmas Club, except that Luke's at O. L. Vsllav, S p m. show in its first "St. After selecting 11 winners NEW YORK Berra, Oratory at Morriitown School. .1 p m. outing, the goal ia different. You save Yogi Pope Plus at Mariat. 8 pm Benedict's was victimized by in 13 games last weekend. any amount from $1 to $2O the Montclair resident and St. Michael's at Kmorson. 8 p.m. 29. Advocate’s ball weekly; have the cash you need New Yankee Lawrenceville, 43-14, Sept. The crystal York, star, was ' Saturday, Oct. 8 when you went it for rules ex- awaiting an- most, one of three men honored Bergen Catholic at Paramut Collegiate regarding is anxiously VOLVO re- that expected baby. And Satan Hall at Rad Bank Catholic you tra were used, other shot at the football free the National Confer- points making receive a gift with each cently by Sunday, Oct. 7 the score 40-13 under high predicting business. There Club you open. One mors rea- ence of Christians and Jews •DaPaul at St. Mary's nowin *62 son to do all your banking; at for their contributions to •Immaculate at Bayley-Ellard school rules. are 12 games coming up Don Botco at Brooklyn Prep New Jersey Bank - where weekend. New B-18 Power Serlee Eases Cathollo at St. Benedict's It wouldn’t dc to this Is brotherhood and sports. surprising bankinr a family affair. Synder at St. Peter's at- to Coupled with the first Xavier at Queen of Peace see the Gray Bees return •—Bl* Seven Conference the latest totals their high-scoring ways tempt, mark of 20 NEW YORK led by scatback Ralph Lilore—- give a season 25 Now BARTON NEW Results Last Week against Essex Catholic. The correct calls in games—- you can reap a bigger bumper crop of lavingi at At Its Best 15 EXTRA dividend froo. boforo Dining ties as losses—- plus days Monoy deposited on or Falcons were blanked, 20-0, by including Berien Catholic 20. Essex Catholic 0 tho 15tb of month dividend* from the of month. JERSEY .800 av- any oami first that Carteret 8chool 23. O. I,. Lake 7 Bergen Catholic in their debut for a respectable Savo MAIL Ws both DaPaul 28. Bayley-EUard 1 by pay postage ways. GILHULY'S erage. BANK Don Boaco 32. Central 0 Sept. 30. Harrison Mariat RESTAURANT 38, 0 AND TRUST COMPANY and BAR Lawrencevllle 43, St. Benedict's 14 ST. MICHAEL’S shouldn’t O. L, Valley 12. St. Mary's 0 OUt 1803) have Delicious Luncheons and Dinners Peddle 13. Delbarton 7 much trouble recovering Test Drive A Volvo This Week! Pope Plus 7. St. Michael's 8 RENTAL TRAILERS served tn Homelike Atmosphere from its Where is a Queen of Peace Immaculate 7-6 loss to Pope Pius banking family affair DsJlr and SUNDAY, Air Cond. 21. 8 St. Joseph's St. Peter's 0 FOR LOCAL USE Convenient to Coliseum A Theaters 28. when it tangles with Emerson, New engine ... lots more NIIOHBORHOOD OFMCISi St. Luke's 28. Oratory 0 Rack Trailer* Van Trailer* Choice Wines and Liquors. Musak Hall East 0 which has two games. Trailer* • Baton 14. Ride split ■oat Trailer* Hart* Clifton Holed on • little Folk BPICIAL FACILITIES FOR economy... stNI the same PRIVATS PARTUS Office Trailer* Car Carrier North Holedon * Pouolc Trailer* ACCOMMODATING II to M fabulous Swedish qualityl Paterton • West Pate non m llehth Ave., St 44tti St. NIMROD CAMP TRAILIRI for lalt FRANCISCAN PILGRIMAGES Rant Travel Trailer* for Vaca- <> HOME - REPAIRS BELVIDERE A referen- thrown out, the will 1/ petition HOME OWNERS DEAL DIRECTLY WITH PIORE BROTHERS dum on the New Jersey Sun- lack the 2,500 signatures nec- Plan CCD ON ANY JOE MOM CELLAR TO ROOP SAVE ON sales law will be on the AND day essary for a referendum. A THE SALESMEN'S COMMISSION. ballot in Warren Nov. County decision was to be reached on 6, the number of the HO MONEY DOWN, UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY necessary challenge by Oct. 3. Courses been filed signatures having on Opponents of the Sunday law a with the • petition county in Warren decided PATERSON Courses for ALTERATIONS • OARAOES • MASONRY • PATIOS against a • clerk last week. similar ATTIC ROOMS • HEATING • KITCHENS • TILE WORK challenge to any of lnymen preparing to teach • the EASEMENTS • IRON WORKS • SIDING • ROOFING In nearby Hunterdon Coun- 2,980 signatures obtained Confraternity of Christian Doc- • BATHROOMS • DORMERS • PAINTING • STONE FRONTS ty, a challenge to the petition there. trine classes in the Paterson FOR FREE NIGHT there wsb filed with Both Diocese DAY, circulated counties are located in will be held at Pope ESTIMATE CAU SO 3-0040 the who will OR SUNDAY county clerk, now the Trenton Diocese and have Pius High School, Passaic, and FIORE INC. IS have to examine 200 BROS., VOSE AVE., SO. ORANGE signa- not yet voted on the state’s St. Elizabeth’s College, Con- tures In dispute. If all 200 are county option law.. vent. The classes at St. Eliza- THE beth’s begin Oct. 15 and will ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED MARKET PLACE be held each Monday from 8 to 10 for For Rotat * p.m. a total of 30 hours. Oonoral Information Writ* or Call MArkot 40700. Doadlino 4 Monday, P.M. Rev. William King, chaplain at WANTED HELP ■ FEMALE AUTO DEALERS NEW CARS FLOOR WAXINO REAL ESTATE AGENTS St. Elizabeth’s, will teach doc- MAINTAIN ANCK * trine and Sister Winifred Mary WE RAVE OPENINGS FOE A * B SUPPLYin RIDGEWOOD FEMALE-STENO FORD Home end Commercial cleaning and will teach methods. waxing. Church kneelera recovered or REAL OPPORTUNITY FALCON - THUNDERBIRD 8-7053 TV 8-8048. At Pius, the classes TYPIST repaired. CH Graydon pool Only few yaara Pope FORD TRUCKS area. a old. Spacloua entrance hall, lane fam- begin Oct. 18 and continue SECRETARY Guaranteed U«ed Carl FLOOR COVERING ily with room, oversize llvinc room each Rev. picture window, aeparated dining Thursday night. MALE • SALES DUFFY'S wall FOREST MOTORS INC. room, beautiful kitchen with Francis Bischoff, director of dishwasher and dlnlna 3 ENGINEERS VI9 Central Av*. Oranze, N. J. Serving Catholic Famlllee and oven area. lane bedrooms exceptional PAR Pope will teach doctrine Inatitutlona for Ovar 40 Yeara very with ADE-Plans for the Essex-West Hudson Pius, OR closet Holy Name Federation are EXECUTIVE 3-2917 Carpets Linoleum Vinyl A space and 2W baths. All this PLAN parades and Sister the as Mary Aloise, 0.P., Rubber Tile Rug Cleaning topped with a mahosany paneled reo- topic committees from the Newark and Suburban meet at “MANY OTHERS" parodes St. Michael's will teach methods. Teacher's Repairs and Alterations reatlon room with bar. Garase. parish, Newark. left FORD New Store: Grounds beautifully landscaped. Seated, to right, are Andrew J. chairman of Retail Kearney, the Newark certificates will be awarded to SHERIDAN FORD. INC. 2 Foye PI.. Jersey City s:i 1.000 director of the BURNS JOSLAH GIBSON. Realtor parish,Rev.Philip T. McCabe, spiritual and Rev. those Cleaning Plant: 141 Logan Ave. A. federation, Edward who successfully com- SALES SERVICE PARTS Phone: HE 5*6600 88 No. Maple Ave.. Rldaewood McGrath, spiritual director of the Suburban John EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FORD CARS Gilbert 5-1350 parade; standing, T. Milmoe, chair- plete the courses. and TRUCKS man of the Suburban parade, Alfred F. chairman of I*o BELQROVE DR.. KEARNY MONUMENTS GILSENAN & COMPANY Hacker, religious the Newark pa- rade; Hugh X. Connell, Francis T. "OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR publicity chairman, and Walsh, secretary of the Newark AIRLINE placement M WY 1-5060 john GUARANTEE OP SATISFACTION' training ana f. a. McGovern committee. To Hear Talks Hoetesa and (round poeiUona. Mutt 1.000 Ustlnxs of the Finest parade Uaad Car Dept. ««« Kearny Ave Mabel L. McGovern. Prop. b* 18-39 H. S. Grada. For Intar- Properties 22-Ft. Family Room • 22*Ft. Living Room >• Privato Lako • All Privilogos TITLE INSURANCE ftottMe Hilititi |asiiHAvis]3f,BSi*si-6i < FROM 701 (A) \■ . ' THROUGHOUT NIW JERSEY 5 * ATLANTIC CITY ADJACENT TO ST. JOSEPH'S men HIGH SCHOOL FOR ROTS 47 CRy TREES - TREES • •V-P TREES ft beautifulMOHTVALE. N. J. • TREES TREES . N1MU, lCUE • PLOTS', Cod TREES The Cop* TREES • • TREES TREES • 1 • TREES *590 DOWN fH’ • Fer TREES *uy THE 3-BEDROOM RANCH at *16.490 • 90 ft Colonial RANCH *,7;bl(>-10-be All roads load to HILLCREST • unless ... • FURNITURE-LIKE CABINET! you TREES • SOVERIO BREEZEWAY • BUILT-IN DELUXE WALL OVEN . EPAOIOUt ACT NOW/ • LIVINQ ROOM WITH AND RANGE COLONIAL CEILING wim w...nn. iq TREES imi . , T” • 1 1 inivvi a kit cent of lW.,hl„,„ An>M)| on Dnrnait A.inn. In ingj.lt Eighty per our homes have been > KITCHEN EXHAUST FAN! • 132 • IRIOK PUNTER sold; families live here; only a small MODELS OPEN f.cfu.lv. Still Ag.nl EIQHT Exhibit homo of homes Act TREES . OLOSETS open every day group remains. promptly Dolly 12 Noon loBP.M. • OAK PL00RI THROUGHOUT before It's too late! • EUQENE F. Dl PAOLA Clifford 7-6680 • TWO LINEN CLOSET! Wi.k.nd. 10 A.M.n 8 P.M. TREES • FORMAL OININN ROOM WITH DIRECTIONS: From Newark (Incidental note: Facilities 146 area: South on N. J. Immediately adjacent f«rU Avtnwt, North volt, NJ. Turnpike to SLIDINI NLAtt DOOR • to Exit • (New proporty include a beautiful now PHONE • QUIET ELEOTRIOAL IWITOHEI Brunswick), bear left to Rt. 18 eastbouml and Roman Cath- continue to Watch olic church and school. Now Routo property. for algns, OR; South on Carden superhighway TREES 391-4211 PO . 18 8-4848 • IERAMI0 TILE BATHE • State into gives you quicker access to the FULLY INSULATED THROUGHOUT Parkway Turnpike to Exit » (New Brumwlck) and funspot at the erit 18 shore, and to Newark and New York.) TREES on Rt. as above. • TREES • Hiolu II TREES . TREES • TREES • •* Aqt'nl, • 22 Clifton Avc • N. TREES . TREES # TREES i Chiton, J • TREES • TREES • TREES VALUE dlhd INC. |)Q vico REALTY, - I » , 1 /itu•r rtnsYv* > «»f MM() 18 THE ADVOCATE October 4, 1962 Urban Farms Unveils Reach Half-Way Mark at Highlands A Cherenson-Carroll Release The entry foyer in this CEDAR GROVE Radio Proves HOPATCONG With leads Two-Way Effective New (PFS) model to a formal living Colonial Model the New Ranch Homes purchase of a dozen homes room with picture window "L"- A Town Release 1-1/4 miles west of the Liv- to date this Terwilliger pointed out that month, sales have shaped dining room, science HANOVER —Com- traffic A Kaylon Release Inc., the developer. Model At 192 Myrtle Ave. (PFS) ingston pircle. his firm's operations cover an passed the half-way mark at kitchen with Modern Maid munication FRANKLIN LAKES (PFS)- Featuring a slate roof and by radio has in- Robert Terwilligor, president area of The of Sussex built-in approximately 200 Highlands oven and High and dry with at tract. vaded the field of A two-story American Colonial three baths, the two-story has counter-top pUnly home-building the firm, reports that high miles. Homes arc cur- the 80-home square County, communi- range, three full-sized bed- tcianca in home featuring two master a covered entry into a Cantar hall entrance, larga this area, and its user re- efficiency, important econo- built in flag- rently being communi- ty rising on Hopatcong Rd., off rooms, tile family bath with ports highly advantageous mics and bedrooms and three fireplaces stone foyer. Off the entry is a kitchen with picture window 4 built- speedier completion ties as wide apart as Madison Lakeside Blvd. (West Shore) Formica and goes on this weekend powder room with marble vanitory, a mas- in 3 money and time-saving re- of homes have been effected Township in Middlesex display van- builders avtn. btdroomt IVi bathi; Rec. County here, report William ter tile bath—all on the on Scioto and Navaho Trial ity top and an adjoining guest upper sults. since the installation of two- and in Andover in Sussex Richards and Leonard Rob- level. roam, additional badroom 4 bath Drives off Mountain closet. The 16-foot The innovator is radio at the just High long foyer level. Designed way equipment County. bins. on lower 3 car garage, fully for builder main Rd. in the South Gate Section area also has a door leading The lower level, also served Living, Inc., of office, in company con- 4 "Installation of the radio of the 1,100-acre Urban to the Featured at the Highlands by the entry shows leaded thrubbed, but tram. »o ft. custom homes in the North struction vehicles and in the Farms yabd. foyer, a equipment,” Terwilliger Catherine of Siena School. Noar point- custom here. Off the is a of Sussex County, where 42 19-foot finished Jersey area. Headquarters of executive station community It is foyer 21 by 15 recreation wagon as ed us out, "gives control of homes have been room all traniportation 4 the firm is Rt. 10, Hanover, well. priced at $64,900. living room with brick fire- purchased to with picture window, “L” Shopping. widely-separated jobs. Any is bi-level ranch Built by Paul Swcetman of place, two front windows and a date, a home leading to the fourth number of patio, $34,900 financing thru Cartorot problems can be available in a number of Midland Park from plans by rear picture window. A 23-1/2 ex- bedroom or den with an en- ironed out instantly, deliveries terior Saving! 4 Loan. Attociallen. City architect John McMastcr of by 15-1/2 family room with stylings priced from try wall of sliding of needed materials windows, Sowort 4 Water. WHITE BIRCH ESTATES speeded Fair Lawn, the brick features a $16,490, with terms finished two-story fireplace including laqndry-lavatory, sep- up, important messages re- down N. dwelling joins custom-treated pegged floor and exposed ceil- payments as low as $590 arate utility room, and stor- A. BREITMAN, Builder Rl 1-311) MAHWAH, Bergen County, J. layed from the field to our and true custom homes of- ing beams. and no closing fees. age alcove. headquarters or from head- fered at Urban Farms in a Like the living room, the 15 4 models from quarters to the job. outstanding $23,700 variety of designs. Custom- by 15 dining room also offers In addition, personnel in treated homes are priced from a picture window and two Split Level, Cape Cod, Ranch & Bi-Levcl the construction truck and $38,500 to $75,000, true custom smaller windows. in station the wagon can also homes from E $60,000 through Adjacent to the room Country Club setting with communicate with each other. dining T 0 LO~ OWNERS! everything $lOO,OOO. is the 15 kitch- -IB the by 10 U-shaped for a more Strictly speaking, set-up happier, rewarding way of Approved builders offer en with built-in wall imparts military precision to oven, life country homes on If you now pay $9O por month oton . . . charming landscaping, wooded, fully-land- countertop with ront, you can this built our construction program that range hood, homo, estate-like and scaped plots a full acre and dishwasher, wood board-by-boayl (not serenity, privacy, in the enables us to build a house cabinets,, pro-fab) on your lot and movo in boforo Fob. Istl larger. Sales are under the di- Formica counter top, and a way of convenience, it offers excellent better and faster than ever be- rection of Eugene Hartnett fore.” nearby schools, churches, and shopping representing Urban Farms, facilities. WAYNE TOWNSHIP Hidden Valley Delivers 9 Homes Convenient to Immaculate Heart of Con- PACKANACK LAKE ception Church & School. A Kaylon Release Marvin Stoloff of Lincroft have ENJOY COUNTRY CLUB LINCROFT (PFS) Nine completed all improvements LIVING of DIRECTIONS: Rout* 4 to Route IT north to the 28 homes sold have except the hard topping of MILE LONG LAKE now been delivered the roads. The builders R*m*ey trafflo lilht (App. la mUe>): left on at 40- also have ALL CITY CONVENIENCES Lake St to Main St.i follow main St. acros* housc Hidden Valley at Lin- construction of homes well un- railroad track* to Wycoff Av«. 3 mUes); der (App. croft .community on Swiming way at the community. left to Wycoff Av*. -to White Birch Ealalct River Rd., off the Garden A few homes are available *37.900 (App. 3 mile*). ' State Parkway and Newman for immediate occupancies at a room Colonial typo homo on Rd. Additional buyers Hidden Springs Valley. lane wooded plot. Occupancy on Beir-Higgins Realty Associates, Inc. ►< will be moving in through Featured at the tract is tho Utla iloalna 30 dan. Built with 47 ALLINDALI AVI., SADDLI RIVER, ‘ N. J. October. eight-room a center hall foyer entrance. Larae DAvl* Georgian split- Model Hem*: 7-Jll7 Office DAvl* 7-s*oo livlnf room, full Builders David Shane and ranch and five split-level de- dlnlnf room, blc kitchen with dlahwaaher. oven, signs designated as the Story- rame. Family room, laundry and Waldwlck book, Robin Hood, Notting- powder room. 1 car aaraae. « $•00. Down ham, King Richard and the larae bedrooma and It tile hatha on will buy this four bedroom bunga- Williamsburg. The aecond floor. Cellar HW heat. low for o qualified buyer. House homes, la landecaped. HORIZON: in excellent condition. Walkina priced from $21,990, are being hardtop driveway. [GOLDEN distance to New York buses, and built Many extraal ahopplnv. Home la in St. Luke's on landscaped plots a Built tho most trusted Parish. I ROOM by experienced and living your children the half-acre and larger. 81-LIVIL $33,906 advantage of completing their homo builders in America YOUR edu- « ROOM RANCH 134.300 todayl Lowest FLOOR RAN OR OUM cation right through High School. The Georgian split-ranch If tired BelrHlgglnt Realty Association, Inc. paymentsl Highest quality) you are model has more than e Anwrkue StoMjr* MW part pleMSp Packonack Village of renting—don't want to live lit crowded 2,200 feet of e Caramlp tile square living conditions, and MM you own your own lot or area and features an exterior OX6-1418 • IM MM. MrviM, MfM Sn>» MW can one, call or Write us And of brick veneer acquire todayl e d.iui. Kuttiwi and codar Alton H. Bollinger Cos. with no red Reeltera tape you start owning and liv- Pull shakes plus a covered entry • Mpw InwKtM P.O. Building Packonack Lake in own home this GRAND OPENING! GRAND OPENING! into a foyer. ing your Christmasl • CawalaM hm datallad wsatwWeSS { We build home* neil-by-neil from $5454 to $35,000-YOUR PLANS OR OURS CHOOSE A BUILDING METHOD TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Montvale-Upper Saddle River... SOUTH ORANGE Wall build .omplrt. w.-n kwid tea fauna*. I?ftM/VtffMnt. boma Including faue Wa'll canatruct tha of Northern datian uadar ply all flnlakiag m To residents New 1 can. faundotien end ahatl Jersey rtat* laaludlng pla IMMEDIATE ■a*, Wi OCCUPANCY and supply tba intariar the very names of these “pedigree” communities 1 baatlny, New DafuxV trim. calls forth images of rolling woodlands, Garden Apartments social STUDIOS grand estates, privacy, distinction... 3 lIMOOM COME » OUT—OR MAIL THIS COUPON the very best of western Bergen County from $9B *165 Kivwoiß DfSIONSO FOR UVINO FREE AIR TA IM in every sense of theword. Yet the CONDITIONING, U 1 soun #lO, HANOVER, N. i. Shangra-la PARKING, GAS A HEAT LOT OWHIES: FOR YOUR P||| VAUJAtLI 11 • »» that is CHESTNUT RIDGE ACRES is a 22 COTTAGE ST. only scenic, VrflT MOBIL HOMI Stm tttv tt totk Cram. Tn OR bENO SDa WITH Isfd Naan Spaa Dally 'to » f.«. COUPON uncrowded 30 minutes Mub trm to. Inift Cnttr. AMD WI'LL MAIL IT TO YOU. from the double-decker i Hull In* Stitt Mill tatarfan 'III JP. laaday IM S. Uni- Sf. Tba baaklat yau raaafra la eaacyfbaa dafMf «b# nu- *.ll * ottierrio pox livitro George a few , ,w Washington Bridge, just minutes CHOICE 7°*' *i '***V'* r *' ' ">*"y auffaatlena ana Itfaaa LOTS yau will l fiadiy valaama. fane ila artlh ttala from the Garden State aaupaa. Parkway and the PL I API PILL m FOLLOW NM AVAILABLE THR New York Naaw Thruway. And the "cousin” communities of pane baaklat an M bum, plaaa QMa Montvale and Llcanted Reel Eatefe Broker Upper Saddle River are unexcelled l*t M ia At Our Office anywhere in the area IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY metropolitan for modern HANOVER, N. J. educational and recreational facilities, U S. Rt. *lO smart Fifth Avenue shopping, stable government 1 Vt Milea Wear ef Uvingcton Circle Tal. TUckar 7-1250 eitr and houses of worship for all faiths. 'HIDDEN ME' It may truly be said that CHESTNUT RIDGE ACRES is fi) The Best Our Vk 8 ROOM “STORYBOOK” Millionth 3 OS 4 SIDSOOM SPLIT LSVtIS . AM CONDITION(D* 4 SL«VATIONS TO CHOOSI lIOM f Formal Somi- INCLUDES THESE Grcwlar Stair- . Complete FABULOUS FEATURES: ELECTRIC METER ? with Wrought Iron Rollings. e U 4 iMnfiw ..RCA •' UwLm • IW-IV.-I Me •T- -sm Automatic CJethos Dryer. All-Electric West! Room brings Living with Sliding Door Patio Area From 1 Center Hall 10* *10*/. DOWN ill* with Guest aosuis toMr.&Mrs.Pagano *21,990 ms IS Yew _ AteieWe. Alt* FHA App>mw4. mxMm§ “ f Moons OHM DAILY AND SUNOAT l AmiW Plm C* ■ I l*4H M4i 9 rooms/5 bedrooms/2 Vi baths 85m DIRICTIONS full basement/covered side porch •Mm »*•*• Parkway .*v.H 2,400 sq. ft. of luxurious living space Plus elegant entry foyer, full dining room, Caloric wall oven, countertop range and plentiful wood cabinets in kitchen, BERGEN'S BEST BUY finished den and cedar shake shingles. $33,990. The House You’ll Never Outgrow! Mr. and Mra. Ronald R. Pagano'e allwlactrlc Gold Medallion Home In Paramue. 20 years of professional home building created this Architect: C. J. experience Kordya. A. lA. - BulMen Nanaan Hornet fine house. It’s perfect • (lactrlcal Contractor. for the larger, or expanding family, Harry Tirgrath end Gone. 5 e big bedrooms • 3 full baths e Paneled reercatlon room • Separate laundry room .■SSL CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. • 2 Pagano, Paramus! car garage • Large closet In all space rooms Into their sparkling new all-electric Gold Medallion Homo the *30,990 • plot with went IV* Large sewers In and paid for millionth electric meter in our servico area. Thanks to • electricity the No crossing street to nearby public school Pagano’s Gold Medallion Homo is modem in every way. • Everything Electric, hot water, or warm air heat available from electric to heating their kitchen of .tomorrow will help make the Pagnno family’s life lighter, brighter, happier. CHESTNUT RIDGE only $ tho 34.990 Providing electricity demanded by our customers for modern living CHESTNUT RIDGE careful ROAD, MONTVALE, N. J. ($2OOO under market value) requires planningand expansion by Public Sendee Electric, tmds Gas Company. This planning and expansion will OTHER MODELS FROM $28,500 continue so that we will always stay ahead of tho demand to bo we Directions: Garden State sure sen’o you dependably Parkway North to Exit 172 10% down, 30 financing to qualified (Grand Avenue) year buyers « . . economically! Just 6 Montvale. Turn left more homesites left out of 30 In Paramus on Grand Avenue to Chestnut Ridge Road. Right original 3 MONTHS DELIVERYI on Chestnut Ridge Road for V* mile to furnished exhibit home. SSBHSM DIRECTIONS: Rt. 4 to Rt. 17/ north on Rt. 17 to Midland Sales Agent: S. Hekemlan & 477 Main N. RONALD R. & CO. Avo. Cos., Inc., St, Hackensack, J., HU 7-1500 PAGANO (at Darutn Bluaatona Cos.) right on Midland Avo.* undar Builder: Star PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND Homes, Inc. Cardan Stata Parkway ovar- GAS COMPANY to NANSRN MODEL Phone COlfax 1-5200 paia TAXPAYING SERVANT OF A GREAT STATE HCHOME on tho right. •11. M MarianMeeting for Colleges October 4, 1902 THE ADVOCATE ALBANY 19 Representatives affair. There will be 23 col- of three North Jersey colleges leges represented in all. will attend the 16th annual Rev. Denis B. Sughrue, Marian New Methods Congress of the Na- C.S.C., director of postulants Urges for Schools tional Federation of Catholic for the Cross Holy Fathers, BT. PAUL, Minn. (NC) - cational Association College Students Oct. 7 at the eastern will deliver meeting changes and the need for flex- province, A Catholic educational spokes- at St. Thomas of St. College, said are taken into College Rose here. the keynote address on the ibility not ac- man said here that Catholic Catholic St. Elizabeth’s educators seem to count in College, main theme, "The Family Ro- schools putting up new Caldwell court disaster if they have a “penchant" for tradi- he College and Seton sary Crusade." schools, said, the result fall behind the times In meth- tional procedures. "There is Hall University will be among may be "buildings that are ods or facilities. no good reason to equate this obsolete before the 14 members of the New PATRON SAINT of seamen they are even Rev. C. Albert with York-New Jersey area at the is St. Francis Koob, X). approach good pedagogic- completed." of Paolo. al Praem., associate secretary procedure," he said. Father Koob described edu- of the school He urged Catholic schools secondary depart- to cational television as “a ne- make use of ment, National Catholic Edu- such new develop- cessity long out of the cate- cational said ments as educational Association, that tele- gory of just a novelty." "in crisis vision, closed circuit al nupgeamsm today’s educational including He said it is a "tragedy" for we do not dare to settle for installations, programed learn- Catholic educators to fail to a school system which is ob- ing and teaching PEOPLES TRUST machines, make use of educational tele- solete in its team teaching and other new techniques." vision. “Each day that we lag techniques. behind we delay the progresa FATHER KOOB, addressing He also what he deplored of the very instrument that more than 1,100 Catholic edu- called a "lack HOME MORTGAGE LOAN of planning" may prove to be the salvation cators the ninth an- apparent in li >ViwMi«ar<«ir i»»wi attending many new Catho- of Catholic be ~fWm education," nual Minnesota Catholic Edu- lic high schools. When future said. TO BUY, BUILD, OR REFINANCE People* Trust ha* helped thouund* of Bergen County homeowner* finance their homes with mort- gage loan*. Be *ure to get the mortgage that suits your needy beat. Contact your nearest Peoples Tru*t office...there I* no obligation for the professional advice you will receive. fox nun PEOPEES TRUST COMPANY "THE ONLY end ORIOINAL" OF BBHGKN COUNTY SlO MAIN STREET, HACKENSACK • HUUard 7-6000 CONVENT Boland blesses the crucifixes will ELEVEN CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU CROSSES-Archbishop which hang in the of Utmttr rooms the convent at Our of Lourdes West TUrJ faiwl I ymm Mtmhm lUtrd DifuM lwmtu Ct, Lady parish. Orange, during a dedication held 26. on is Sept. Looking Rev. John T. Lcrwlor, pastor. •l-lete Noum.. p *1 UPPER 1 salem Ridge Seton Hall Plans a Gracious Community of Custom Built Homes Washington Township Center inTthe Computer CENTER SOUTH ORANGE—Dr. Rich- OF PAROCHIAL EDUCATION MSGR. DOUGHERTY said ard F. Gabriel of Edison has the center will aid research been appointed director of the Indian Summer bringi o crispness In the air, beautiful golden leaves programs now under way on in at Salem All homes to new computer center at Seton the and anew concept home building FOX RUN, Middletown's most Upper Ridge offers designed compliment existing campus in the areaa of exclusive Hall new community. Carefully thought out and planned to per- terrain to University, it has been biology and biochemistry In preserve trees and the (beautiful fection, every single one of the 65 homes reflects the Individual tostes "TREES GALORE" announced by Msgr. John J. addition to and natural setting. contributing to in- particular needs of its owner and will be set on a minimum Vi Dougherty, lot president. structional functions in all acre landscaped with rolling hills and majestic trees. Only minutes "CITY SEWERS" The center will be housed in schools of the university. It oway from shopping, schools ond houses of worship. a $250,000 addition to "MIN. Vi ACRE PLOTS" Me* Ran|«i 5 Bayley will also service instruction ’32,900- 40,000 Hall now under construction. and research for the Seton We are a built it developing cuatom “Martin Partial costs of the Hall Homes” equipment College of Medicine and ' Community. Plans available for 3 A visit. to see our location and exhibit and operation of the facility Dentistry. . and 4 bedroom 6 ranches: 3-4 or bedroom homes furnished It decorated Green- will be provided four- by by a The primary unit, an IBM 2 story Colonials; 4 bedroom Colonial Salt- baum Bros, of Paterson in Colonial motif yea r grant of $243,806 from 16-20 computer with 3 and bedroom BiLevels a peripheral box; 4 and Split- the National Institutes of i levels. will prove a day well spent. equipment, will be initially Health. serviced a staff of five :—2 ? - by in- cluding; -the director. There will be a program analyst, a key punch operator and two c H y*;** ***** """ £ Family Life programmers. Dr. Gabriel comes to Seton D ** iXX- ygLfL. Hall from where 'QHsmr CANA CONFIRINCIS Rutgers he I was an assistant director of Built from . Srldsv, Oct. to Order M Livingston, St. Phllomens's. Psycho- the computation center and an *29,900 logical Aspects of Man-lag*. Dr. n mgr Ann Luca*. 8:30 associate member of lull* flu lihhHi Is the * WaatfloM. Holy Trinity. Husband- — • I sesei ue sasvii sreterr statistics center. tti iiifi Wife. Rev. Joseph Doric. 8 p.m. The past two tea ISM.ITY cesTSStt.se ceesTiucTite ZV'.-'X, Pla nflatd. St. Barnard’s. Husband- S«U ilrwt tnm MUe t» Sow years he also served as direc- Wife. R*v. Donald McConnell. 8 P.m. tor of National Science t Foun- ItaSM Ufa,, Sunday, Ocl. 7 Mm l*ee Is dation summer dm 1* leasestee MM North Arlington. Queen of Peace. conferences on VI «ed *• fc*e MM Psychological Development of the computer programming and Child Rev. James McHugh. Dr. & * Ann Lucai. 7:30 p.m. related mathematics. He is a Scotch Plain*. * St. Bartholomew’s. of received Husband-Wife. Rev. John Caulfield. graduate Fordham, 7:30 p.m. his master's degree in mathe- FrW«r. Oct. 11 PlMnfleld. 81. Mcry't. Husband-Wife, matics from Columbia and his ilov Gerard Murphy. SJ., 815 n rc doctorate in the same area PRE-CANA FOR THI ENOAGID from Rutgers. -- Aatumptidn. Rosalia S M ch O JU On a lflh , d8, ” , ,0m *'• ” N6rth ° n «'• 17 *• •'««'« °cVii??s*#r: ‘ l ' • w TI!o »«M (11, Grand- to O M On Uf,) Lr , l Ch! V ~lU,.' ' Yen0 V'* Town Vote Imburjh AtMw aboa, 14 mil. ♦. Id. 3 * C * C,U *'*’ *“ u Hampthir. HMnpth!,. Sigh. on WH-Mis',, rd. |UW I )ti" "wood ° ct - Joseph'., West Or- Op#n doily from 11 A M. to dark ange. OR 3-1283 On Law BUILT BY Sunday HUSBAND-WIFI BKTRB ATS *PL 3-1541 Sj/n or OL 2-3372) GLEN ROCK—This Bergen Agent: Oct. J«-2n ~- st. GABRIEL-JOHNSON Joseph’s Retreat MARTIN REALTY House. Middletown. N Y. (children County community will cenmmodated) vote HOMES Nov Nov. 6 on a 334 Rt. N. J. Colfax 2*4 Queen of Peace Retreat proposed ordinance 17, Paramus, 2*5303 Mouse. Newton. to further limit Sunday busi. No . 18-18 St Joseph's Retrest Mouse, Middletown, N. Y. ness activities beyond the re- strictions of the New ~ JerSey 7: / / ;-• .7 "7/-: •/ ■ state law. - / -;.r-f 7 .. , . •/ A resolution unanimously passed by the Borough Council FwiK‘-N7 7,^ '•i ’ >S would forbid all Sunday sales ov / 7 in these categories: perish- able food, newspapers, restau- Anew ‘'A. - " VERONA 4 ' — A mass mail- BEDROOMS -IV - :; 2 BATHS RECREATION ROOM y ,' ■ /■ ing to ail residents of this " town and Brick front/Oversize goroge/Beoutiful Science kitchen with * ■"■ s;>wV 7 7* ..; a scries of block built-in oven, counter ..•rf';,- *ft : *i< *'7 . ’.i/7’■/s&£) and ■•. meetings arc being tiled to top range exhaust fan/spacious living room with Bow -* __4 -i — window/larae . iSHHra^'jSfiSKsii^^ promote the first Inquiry Class dining room. at Our Lady of the Lake par- ish. / Th « *••■** in and built The |P! years... in the 28-lccturo scries is timed /nos/ to open with the Second /. exclusivesection of townl Vatican Council Oct. 11. Rev. John A. Meyer. Rev. John F. Ask the old timers about the "Summit Avenue section” on lots of at least 75* x 110’, fully landscaped. All McDermott and Rev. John J. of Hackensack. Even in a town known for its homes, community improvements lovely including CITY SEWERS, are in and Morris, curates at the this exclusive address paid for. All models feature Caloric parish, says the home is truly deluxe. oven and will take MCWDE3 FEDDE vS CENTRAL AIR In local range, Westinghouse-Lenox gas-fired heating system, American- turns giving the lec- CONDITIONING fact, most people believe that every bit of land Standard in this 40-gallon water heater, 2Vi baths and 2-car garage tures every Thursday at 8 section has been snapped up. But SUMMIT NO CLOSING COSTS - LOW DOWN PAYMENT now, p.m. GARDENS with land - opens enough for 40 custom-crafted Francis in the heart J. Conklin is chair- homes, very of the choicest CITY SEWERS - CITY spot. man. WATER & GAS - PAVED STREETS • SIDEWALKS Yet with - CURBS - all this "top hat" privacy, you are close to MONTHLY 75x150 FT. downtown $f«V/ Hackensack’s fine LANDSCAPED LOTS - department stores and shops IDEAL FOR COM- and 7 Priest, Join PAYS just driving minutes from either the Bergen Mall Layman ILI ALL MUTING ONLY 62 MIN. TO NEW YORK Shopping Center or the Garden State Plaza. A grammar VIA FREQUENT EXPRESS AIR CONDITIONED school and high school stand within University Faculty walking distance. indudsi principle, BUSES. The Orchard ST. HONAVENTURE — Two Hill Country Club for golfing and the Oritani lnl*r#»|, toand teachers from North Jersey Field Club for tennis and swimming-(both 30 OTHER public facilities) have been added to the Insurance MODELS ( are within 12 minutes of home. The New York faculty bus and - • City of RANCH J STORY _ 81-IEVII train get there in St. Bonaventure University 30 honest minutes —andthe stops are for the 1902-63 a Ihe school year. Just block away! But this entire page would not hold the WINCHESTER - 8 rooms, 4 bed- extraordinary virtues of center 2 Rev. George Flanugan, FREE COLOR Hackensack.,,more specifically, rooms, hall entry, Vi baths, large BROCHURE, Call MArket 4 5573 (N. J.) the Summit ►lt » Avenue section of town. kitchen with O.F.M., a native of Bloomfield, Dolly ond Sundoy, 8 A M lo 8 P M. Writ. dining area, 2-car garage. or Wynny.fl.ld, Joins tile psychology depart- Dopl. AICM, 32 Ntll You may select from 4 basic COMPLETE—NO EXTRAS! Avenut, Lakswood, Now Jonty. models and make custom *33,950 ment Frank K. McGowan of changes to suit ni()M NOIITJI your particular taste. All are situated Elizabeth OIRJCCTInNH: JEIISKY: T.kr. (i. S «ik Av«.) mile to llnutv 70 St 1 (South i. turn right mo 1 mile to A lWllk,w ,lln Vllc .f »k ltd '■ Ud on Willow Itrook Homci to Modelk. llomea. Summit Pilgrimage KAI.KS OKKICE Phone llOpkina 3 0111*1 Open Dally SUMMIT _ Very Rev. A Sunday II A M 0 I’M SUMMIT James J. GARDENS McLarney, O.P., of the Summit Av«, and chaplain monastery of laaeh St. • Hacktnaack, New Jersey Our Lady of the Rosary, will Qlin Vlaw at the Development Cos., Builders • preach 43rd annual Sales Aganti S. Hekemian It Cos, Inc. • HU 7-1500 3 atWynnefu October pilgrimage Oct. 7. , Fan * * *' rkw * y "• r h *• •*'* rliht %/ ./ FREEHOLD. N. J. rleht t» Summl?o^*rd *«rn on Paitalc St. tor approx. 1 mllaa to Summit Avo.i The chief intention , •n^, ' pilgrimage Another Quality Community by U. S. Horn. A D.v.lopm.nl 32 will be the success of the Corp. Ntll Ay*., Ink.wood, N.J. ecumenical council. 20 THE ADVOCATE October 4,1962 Fr. Field Added To ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK Society Board IMMACULATA, Pa. - Rev. 31 MULBERRY STREET William Noe Field of Seton NEWARK 2, N.J. Hall University has been added to the board of directors of the Catholic Renascence Society. Clergy Society officials, meeting here, scheduled the 1963 sym- posium for April 15-16 at St. Appointments Thomas College, St. Paul, Minn. Otflca tl Ait Archbishop NEW AT CONVENT-Above is the chapel of the new juniorate dedicated by Bishop Mc- in at ARCHDIOCESAN Nulty August the of the Sisters of of St. Elizabeth in Convent. CONSULTORS motherhouse Charity Rt, Rev. John 0. At left the Bishop lays the cornerstone for Henderson Magr. Buchmann Hall, the new College of St. Eliz- Rt. abeth science Rev. Magr. Julian F. Szpllman HOLLYWOOD i building. Looking on is Mother Joanna mother of the Marie, general Rt. Rev. Magr. Joseph A. Shovlin Sisters of Charity. PARISH PRIEST CONSULTORS COMES Rev. John A. Karolewaki * * ] Rev. Michael A. Magnier Science Rev. John ★ Juniorate, Building P. Wiegand TO**- ] DEPUTY FOR SEMINARY DISCIPLINE * * Very Rev. Magr. William F. Furlong NEWARK Dedicated at St. Elizabeth’s Efftctivt Sept. 26 | CONVENT An open house city of a 192, refectory seating capacity of over 200. Starring: will be held Oct. 13-14 for the over a kitchen with 200, large Above the main entrance One of Now Jor toy's Mott J latest additions to the physical stainless units steel and walk- a Gorgoout Photo Studios of the Sisters of in hangs symbolic representa- j plant Charity refrigerator and freezer, Elizabeth: tion of the Triune God in Featuring: of St.' Mother Xav- classrooms, arts and crafts ST. JOSEPH'S GUEST HOUSES wrought iron and bronze. A ier Juniorate, the house of rooms and Theatrical Stylo Oil Portarltt on.-<; all-purpose room. In the and restful statue of Our Lady, Queen of rich, healthy atmosphere of the beautiful Catskills, studies for Sisters who have less Breathtaking Color Photography; The outside construction is than 100 miles from New York SAINT the Universe, dominates the City, JOSEPHS offers relax- at th* lowest completed their novitiate, and Pottlbl* Prices; 1 of reinforced concrete with ation, peace and contentment on its 1500 of lobby. The statue of St. Vin- acres forest woodland - Henderson the sci- such at Hall, new natural trolls for and - smooth buff-face brick high- cent de Paul in hiking walking the 100-ocr. private lake St. ence and academic sculptured Dorn nle - building of excellent for boating, and the lighted by warm tones of tan aluminum by Sister Marie fishing Ice-skating In winter- FOR YOUR WEDDINO St. Elizabeth’s College. families welcomed. j and brown. Aluminum win- Imelda of the Mother Joanna moth- college faculty Custom Color Albums Marie, dows are used ] throughout. stands on the second floor. Comfortable Rooms Good Food er general of the Sisters of Exceptional As Low at $l9 Climate Convent Chapel on Charity of St. Elizabeth, has HENDERSON HALL is de- ON THE SECOND floor Grounds STYLE are Resident HOLLYWOOD j invited all priests, Sisters, signed as a memorial to Chaplain classrooms, lecture rooms and ZOOMATIC benefactors and rela- Charles F. and F. Hen- MOVIES friends, Mary laboratories for the study of OPEN AIL YEAR - NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS j tives the derson their ONLY of Sisters to visit by children. AND SPRING $129 chemistry, physical-chemistry FOR FALL, WINTER - the the between On the first floor MODERATE RATES place two buildings are the bi- and physics. 2 and 5 p.m. each day. ology laboratories and lecture The basement floor contains WRITS FOR BOOKLET for "round vacations rooms, the main lobby given the office ST. Carlan Studio i year THE DEDICATION of Hen- of the assistant dean JOSEPH'S GUEST HOUSES by Seton Hall University in of 29 studjes, faculty departmen- ST. 574 CLINTON AVENUE derson Hall on Sept. (tho of John L. JOSEPH'S, j memory Msgr. Mc- tal offices, classrooms was dedicated equip- SULUVAN N.Y. Newark, Now ) juniorate pri- Nulty, the Ann Meehan Cole- for the COUNTY, Jersey the ped teaching of mathe- vately during summer) by man TEL MONTICELLO 770 8 Library and the Gyland matics and of academic sub- Bigelow 8-500 \ Night Bishop McNulty completed a Lecture (Conducted the Day-7 Hall with a by Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville) seating jects and a faculty room. two-building project undertak- Package Tours en by the Sisters of Charity in their centennial campaign Available of 1939. Total cost of the con- struction was $3.5 million. In the Mother Xavier 100 PLAN IT Juniorate, junior professed NOW! Sisters are now in training. Half of this number have Thinking about going to Ber- com- their first the oth- muda? Then by aH means get pleted year, er half training Sept. 8. a free of *'A Key to began copy,r Bermuda. THE JUNIORATE schedule <'m. m includes academic This colorful and informative spiritual, and professional folder contains an excellent training. A chapel with a capacity of map of the Islands,and over- over 300 is attached to the W ;-•• flows with helpful hints on juniorate by a large lobby. ctotWnft shopping, customs, The chapel altar is of import- duly,transportation, thingsto ed black and white Botticino ::tmn see anddo. marble, with the altar rail We'll made of bronze send you one of and wrought m these iron with a marble 'folders or, if you top. Rift prefer, in, pick one oak paneling covers the walls ■ up, ■ ‘ of the nave and and us you plan your 1 sanctuary. trip. The wall behind the altar i]_ covered with one-inch thick ■wawiutyam *Kmy" walnut in beveled la sand Hr It rectangular .. Proa, today. r iiU sections with gold leaf in the I ■’it < VWi jS.. '»’ “ *3s recesses. wwKivwr JOS. M. BYRNE CO. , . -I jf /A' IN ADDITION Travel Service to the 155 it bedrooms in the 828 Broad St Market3-1740 juniorate, Newark 2, N.J. there is a completely equipped the “Serving Public Since 1886"" library and community room which has a combined capa- h ..: ANNOUNCES NEW LADDER HIGHER DIVIDENDS WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 2 GALLONS OR MORE OF ANY PAINT m AT ANY BRESLOW PAINT CENTER 0 Only Breslow can make this offer because know they once you shop at a Breslow Paint Center be a . you'll repeat customer. Per CHOOSE FROM THESE FAMOUS BRANDS Annum DUTCH BOY RUST-OLEUM DUPONT COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY VALSPAR BRESLOW For COLORIZER Period Starting October 1, 1962 NO DEALERS!!! KEMTONE Bated GOLD BAND on Continued Favorable Earnings OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 13. 1962 CABOT'S GLIDDEN O'BRIEN LUMINAL MONEY RECEIVED BY YOU MUST BRING LUCITE EGAN-HAUSMAN 15th of EACH MONTH THIS AD NOT ALL STORES HAVE ALL BRANDS EARNS DIVIDENDS FROM THE Ist THIS ITEM CASH & CARRY - NO CHARGES MIDTOWN GREAT SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 STORES BRESLOW 1030 Broad St., Newark (at Clinton Ave.) PAINT MA 2-3366 CENTERS • Drive-in Window HACKENSACK MORRISTOWN PASSAIC Open 9 to 4 P.M. 209 MAIN WESTWOOD • Daily A.M. STREET 15 SPEEDWELL AVI. Free 147 PASSAIC ST. 244 Parking WESTWOOD AVE. Monday to 6 P.M. on Premises I BLOOMFIELD CALDWELL DENVILLE 588 DOVER FAIR BLOOMFIELD AVE. 455 BLOOMFIELD AVE. O, LAWN O nJ Url™, Shopping c.nl.r 15 N. SUSSEX SI. 13-32 RIVER RD.