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THREE IN ONE: This magnificent is WHAT IS the structure the new the Franciscan morality of a nation using A-bombs? For Sisters of Peekskill. N.Y., and the Cor parish center of St. Joseph of the Palisades West New an answer to this Jesu Grammar question, see 8 School, also conducted the Francis- Page York. It will house three by separate schools—St. Joseph’s can BIRTH Sisters. Erected by Rev. John P. CONTROL are Weigand, pastor, groups vociferous in their prop- Boys High School, administered by the Christian the structure will be dedicated aganda—but here’s an by Archbishop Boland occasion where it back- Brothers; St. Joseph’s Girls High School, operated by ed on June 22. Page 7 iHOUSANDS OF MEN march silently through the streets of Amsterdam in the dark hours of New the West New York night March. For the Center during reasons why they march, see pa ge n To Be Dedicated Cardinal Agagianian on Sunday By William F. Judkins Jr. sistinj? will be Auxiliary Bishop convent WEST already providing for 36 FREED BY NEW YORK Five Martin W. CHINA: Rev. M.M. years ago, when Rev. John Stanton. nuns is "Joseph McCormack, Named being enlarged; a dwell- P. (left) and Rev. Pro-Prefect Weigand was appointed pastor of the Immediately after, the Arch- ing on 64th St. is Cyril Wagner, O.F.M., are en- sprawling parish being converted (right) will of St. bishop break ground for into route from Joseph’s of the Palisades a a residence for Shanghai to here, he had a dream. temporary Hong Kong aboard a British for the residence Christian Broth- the Brothers until For The their new dream has now come to home ship after freed reality. If of Father ers being Red China. any who will staff by Propagation one of the is built; and June starting 25 the Weigand’s parishioners doesn’t send his schools in children to a the another old building, high school will be torn Catholic it is in down VATICAN CITY school, certainly milestone the to make (NC) Gregoire Pierre XV Cardinal parish history. way for a parking lot. not the pastor’s fault. The ideally constructed educational Archbishop will also Agagianian, Patriarch preside All of this is most of Cilicia of the Armenians and For necessary spir- St. now has not erected in at the Joseph’s buildings ever New commencement exercises because St. Chinese itual of Joseph's parish en- Reds leader the 200,000 not but for St. scattered Armenian rite one, two, five schools widely Jersey. Joseph’s High School m compasses parts of four com- Catholics, has been named ably administered under its aus- On June the Pro-Prefect of the 22, at 4 p.m.. Arch- auditorium-gymnasium of the Sacred Con- munities, West New York, pices. Three of the schools Boland new gregation for the parish bishop will dedicate the building. North Propagation of the Faith by Pope Pius XII Bergen, W’eehawken and this will be housed That is the September new St. Joseph’s center post to which Car- parish Guttenberg. llOUSf.l) IN THE dinal under one roof in of the most at 54th St. and new struc- Stritch of one Broadway. As- Free Chicago was ap- he ture will Last taught more than 30,000 stu- be two 2 separate high THE for all this pointed prior to his death. NECESSITY dents, including schools, one for many priests boys, adminis- activity is further Sixty-two-year old Cardinal emphasized by Ag- and 17 from the U. tered the Christian Bishops S. by the stark statistics agianian, who Brothers; supplied visited the U.S. in He one for by was named a Bishop in Five girls conducted by the Ilev. Michael J. 1951 and is also F'itzpatrick, spir- 1954, president and took Appointments Franciscan 1935, up residence in Sisters of itual of the Peekskill, director of the new panish Pontifical Commission Syria. He was elected Patriarch N.Y. In the U.S. Priests addition, will! center. which drew building up the recently pro- by a synod of the Armenian rite provide for the Cor Made in Paterson Jeus Gram- “We have been claimed canon averaging 600 law code for the n'ar hierarchy in Beirut, Lebanon, in School, one of the HONG Eastern rites parish's j baptisms a year for the past KONG last two U. of the Church. 1937. three (NC) The S. priests jailed He was named a Cardinal elementary schools. PATERSON nine years,” he said. “If In Red in Two priests received new There only China have been released. are BORN ON 1946. assignments are two other They Rev. Cyril Sept. 18, 1895, in grammar; one-half of these children Wag- and go to Czarist Russia In his three, newly ordained, their first appointments from schools, St. ner, 0.F.M., of at Akhqltsikhe, new post Cardinal Joseph’s, in the vicin- Catholic schools Pittsburgh and Rev. Joseph McCormack Aga- we woul have to the ity of the near Turkish border of Geor- will direct this Church at 64th and be of gianian help the af- Bishop McNulty week All assignments are effective St., to handle 1.200 in M.M., Ossining, N. Y. the prepared gia, he went to Rome fairs of the Immaculate Heart of to begin congregation which June 21. Mary high school. The old St. Both were Joseph’s arrested and sentenced to five his studies for School at 77th St. years im- the priesthood at deals with all matters This has a mis- School relating Rev. John High could take 80 prisonment the Chinese the F. Corr, assistant, has been transferred from sion only by com- age of 11. He ordained to Catholic missions chapel 1,000 students was throughout seating nearly a year. We expect munists in St. Patrick’s, Chatham, to Sacred a June, 1953, on charges in 1917, and in the world. persons and serves the Although both 1919 returned as ] of 290 freshmen priests are re- Dover. parish registration this of and for Heart, St. toners at the “espionage sabotage ported to be pastor to then Patrick’s, Chatham. north end of the in good health, Fath- Georgia, a part The has September in the new American congregation jurisdic- Rev. Vincent building.” That was of Maranda, previ- Rev. Richard imperialists.’’ er has been the Soviet Union. G. Rento, assist- parish. Wagner tion over Catholics St. has more hospitalized 31,894,515 and at St. Joseph's than the same charge leveled several He back ously chaplain Mary’s Hos- ant, Our of Father against times in the past went to Rome in Lady Queen Peace, Weigand purchased 10,000 families two 3,218,724 catechumens in 78 arch- thej and more than all American pital, Passaic, becomes assistant Branchville and former missionaries jailed due to 1921 and was made chaplain, Camp Astor Theater years severe attacks of assistant, dioceses, 292 197 only eight! 32,000 dioceses, apos- at Our of parishioners. by the Reds. rector of Lady Culvers Lake. months after ashma. the Armenian Pontif-. Mercy, Whippany. Columbus, he came to St. Jo- tolic 114 “We are well vicariates, apostolic pre- The newly ordained and Rev. and feeling ical priests Stephen P. Hlavatovic, as- seph sand now four FATHER WEIGAND has fine,” College, remaining there six Masses arc been fectures, independent abbeys, their first Father WITH THE for are: of the on reported Wagner when DEPARTURE of 14 years. that time assignments sistant, Assumption Bless- celebrated there each Sunday. of the situation since he During and three missions. top contacted at the Fathers and independent Rev. Leo T. ed Peace Hotel in Wagner Sweeney, assistant, Virgin Mary, Passaic. The grade school arrived.five years McCormack, there now has 1 ago. For ex- there remain in Shanghai. He said both would China 15 six grades and he started the foreign will continue to ample, Cor Jesu missioners besides Bishop the in Grammar School Walsh. i eighth the next two to serve chil- ' years. Tire latter, the lone In the dren of families in the American, meantime, the i south end the British While neither in steady aboard ship prison nor under o{ the Changsha. I development by Father I parish. Classes house begun have been Father arrest, has not been free to held Wagner asked that their jWeigand continues. The Sisters'; temporarily fn a building carry out his duties. families be notified owned a of their re- by veterans’ organiza- Of release. He also the 15 missionaries still tion. Now said that he and they will attend classes in Red four Father McCormack had been China, are priests in the finest of educational see- Church sur- ing James reportedly either under house Says Bishop E. Walsh, M.M., roundings. arrest or in of their prison. There Cumberland, Md., since was no mistaking the The 11 others release. Walsh is are Sisters Looks to of Bishop the ex- U.S. I feeling pride felt by Father Franciscan ecutive director of the Missionaries of Mary commun- ! Fitzpatrick as he conducted this from and CINCINNATI Catholic Europe Canada al- (RNS) ist-suppressed Bureau of reporter through the premises of lowed to remain in The Catholic China, and has been in Peking to world is looking the new three school living parish cen- teach the children of various to Shanghai. for- the U. S. for ter At the leadership same time, he made eign embassies. | in its it that far mission plain this was the crea- FATHER WAGNER, flung fields, 51-year- tion of his pastor, Father old SEVERAL OTHER American Msgr. Wei- missioner from the Edward A. Freking of Chicago gand. missionaries arrested the of at same Cincinnati, chairman province Franciscans, came to of the ex- time as Fathers The is China in the Wagner and Mc- ecutive board. Catholic building spacious, 1935, year following Students' Cormack handsome his have been released Mission and in the best ordination. long Crusade, said hero. sense since. The utilitarian. latest release thus He told Dominating the fa- He worked for a on the several years at Conference brings to an end the of cade is a 53-foot stainless steel the era mass Missionary Function of Franciscan mission in Chang- the arrests, trial cross, and a short distance imprisonment and rch in Toda tien, and y'* World that Shantung province, then of American ™“ expulsion Catholic 70 of away, a group executed in Car- world-wide mission was assigned procurator for the missionaries sup- which rara marble. It shows began when port comes from Jesus Franciscans in It the US. The Shanghai. was the communists Christ took over China with two small while this latter conference was sponsored Xa children, filling post that in 1949. At that by the time there were vier latter figures In modern he was University here and the arrested. 510 American Catholic missioners CSMC. dress. in China. FATHER McCORMACK was Inside, the facilities have been MSt.R, FRFKINti born in said that Roscommon, designed to separate Ireland, if completely 1893. He' American Catholic the three schools Aug. 6, came to the missionary All are in ac- workers in U. S. and entered the this 'country cordance Maryknoll were with requirements of counted Early Copy along with over- the Seminary Sept. 1, 1918. He was tho,se N.J. State Department of Ed- Because of ordained in the Fourth of seas, the U.S. would have the 1924, and in 1925 left ucation, and the Middle States for July holiday, the issue of largest Catholic Manchuria. July PRESIDES AT CONSISTORY: Pius XII missionary Association. 5 will to Pope is shown force in the During World War go press one day world. There is 11, his as a beautiful chapel he presided over the mission All copy for that issue semi-public in the The said was early. consistory Nov.23 priest that Americans 100 overrun by the Vatican Ceremony seating persons where Mass must be in The Hall of on have Japanese and he Advocate of- Consistories June 16. Fifteen Car- two qualities which make was repatri- will be said daily In addition, fice no later than noon them ated to the U. on Mon- dinals, members of the "good missionaries"—abil- off S. before assign- Papal court and Archbishops the cafeteria is another chap- day, June 30. ity to ment to Chile. and within get things done and gener- el where Bishops a radius of 60 miles of Sunday Mass will be Rome were He After 2 osity. added that are the war he Are there said for residents the returned to of area also in attendance. now Manchuria Approved more than until communist 5,000 American The features a army building gym- advances made him priests in foreign mission fields. withdraw into (Continued on Page 3) south China. He had been in For Shanghai for two Canonization years when he Pope Civic Life was Based arrested with Says seven other missioners. \ A11( AN’ ( ITY (NC) Pius XII has Passes Pope announced Assembly that solemn On God’s ceremonies for the canonization of two blesseds of will be held in Pius Concept Family St. Peter’s Basilica on Nov. 23. Praises The Pontiff Law PARIS (NC) Sound civic made the announcement Sunday and THE the Closing POPE during third called on delegates social life be protected against and must based on the to the I every attempt final of the congress to part first consistory he had called in pray and work at four TRENTON The New disintegration. Where circum- ar* ... Jersey a Journalists "concept of marriage and years.vp i ■ ....*—..... Assembly passed family so that the family , in accord may enjoy a stances have shaken it Sunday bill with the order estab- danger- Joined closing June 16, and now it to greater chance of by Cardinals, Archbish- is up Governor VATICAN CITY “Hon- development may it be re-endowed In his address the lished by God.” ously with ops, and officials Pope re- Meyner whether or not it and support. He Bishops of the becomes state law continued: its minded those esty and Pius XII included , rights and just functions. present that al- prudence’’ should Pope this ad Sacred Congregation of the The "May it be God’s will Rites, bill specifically outlaws sale of such that “And, wherever the though, to the items as dictate the monition in a to Catho- difficulties the according promise manner in which message men I Pope put final seal of approv- many of good will, wish- of of the clothing and other lics modern life threaten its Divine Founder of wearing apparel, furniture, home furn- the World peace, al on the canonization of Blessed the articles are attending Family ing to the presented by serve true interests it have the the Vicar Congress here of the may deserved support Charles of Church, of Christ Is ishings, household appliances and internation- of the Seize, Italian Francis- newsmen. Pius family throughout the of the enlightened and and lumber Pope XII told al Union of public agencies for the can helped by the building supply ma hy passing a Family Organizations world, Brother, and Blessed Joachi- state wide Sunday may give it terlals • group of support by good of society hut Holy Spirit "We do not to American journalists (UIOF). The read itself; with na de wish closing bill message was means of Vedruna y Alas, s public reaction and due Spanish from the here. respect for the real nature foundress depart traditions of the A* the bill "The Citizens' during a ceremony at the Basili- of the of presently written, Committee for legislation it. Religious In fostering of this natural institution Apostolic See exclude* Speaking English, the ca of Sacre-Coeur. which business Sunday Holy "Wherever the Charity. compliance by Closing urges Governor institution of the has Father the been raised Our Lord That is We e* in Atlantic and the welcomed group by to why want Ocean, Cape Meyner to sign measure artl family is still TIIK FINAL your which is "WHOEVER wishes to Build honored may it be the of sacrament " derision came at vote It touring at U.S. a dignity a in this very May Counties. These exclusions make the law of the Europe important part state. This the close a government civil and social of semi-public con- of were not expense to get first structure on Our apostolic contained in It as bill conforms to the a mandate," he orig requirements hand view sound and sistory which followed the first of American strong foundations; »aid. "We therefore do not inally passed by the Assembly but for a Sunday law military wish closing as set two parts of the base on meeting, one the bill establishments on the must it the order estab- to promote the two was so amended the forth the in his continent. blessed* to by by governor mes- secret and one lished by God.” said the Pontiff in Korea public, held a the honors New sage to Playing Cupid of the altar and Jersey 'Senate the legislature in Janu- “APPROACH week earlier pro any serious sit- “The which is custo- pose their ary Church, NEW YORK example to the A Catholic Relief Service NCWC faithful further amendment was In uation," he told has been members them, "with an dian of the truths of natural Accompanied by of before have "We have in cast In anew and unusual role in you had the corporated engaged a long, open mind Korea - that of the oppor- by the upper body and an law and Cupid. Papal court the Pontiff ar hard independent at the same time in- This hit of off beat tunity to the campaign io reach this to reflect on matter that the .entire bill Is stage casting came light in a latter re- rived in the Consistorial providing enlightened Hall we conscience; try to terpreter of the Divine Revela ceived at CRS pf and inform Us of the " and intend to remain headquarters here from results voidest if any organ- *r«»P the Bishop Harold P. the Vatican section Including facts, clarified by all tion and promptly at ».to ized and on the confirming protecting Henry. Vicar of the alert until there the Apostolic Kwanju, Korea. threesounty exclusion is de circumstances a m* After the had taken THK nRUT Cardinal , bearing on them, has definite Pope to com is a workable state provided dared unconstitutional. This! wide Sunday them; then his with the with honesty and of IT SEEMS that Korean place on the throne, the ply Pontiffs invitation law the pru- teachings permanent validi- giris are to pre amendment closing on dence expected provide a was introduced book*.** present cotton of v*as Cardinal by ; your in this quilt and mattress as feet Papal ceremonies, - Msgr. Cicognaiti. Prefect findings." ty respect. part of their when it comes Sen F I* dowry rank S. Ear,ley of Atlantic ON the time for them Enrico of the Sacred THE SAME day the presenting findings, the “The of families is to marry This presented Rev Thomas Dante, pronounced the Congregation of Assem- stability Moran of County. Pe»e said, the Him ceremonial Riles, who bared bly passed the journalist should often for with a instruction rose, his head Sunday closing compromised many rea- Pyong problem. Bishop Henry wrote expelling he “never unmindful all and read his vote This bill, two assemblymen of sons in instances Several girls of marriageable persons from the hall having was re- ON introduced year many living age in his parish were faced RECEIVING notice of the no official in the still another which would to the greater conditions are with because their families part in the consistory peated same way by each passage of the permit difficult; the mag- spinsterhood could not provde the bill, Harry Sal* Wed el This of the Cardinals stores that dose for year country and the nificent mission all-important cotton and was followed by the ami then by the mon, state religious of married cou- quilt mattress. Father Moran chairman of the Citi- world." reported reasons Pontiff leading and wns for on Saturday or not void sacrifice is CRS—NCWC to the a prayer Invok- Archbishops, Rtshopa Abbot- in New some ples of came rescue. Quilta were made from Sunday Closing

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William love as the Vienna second Very E. of St. Columba cation June 21. neighbor weekly newspaper in Rlvely, knight Council, the Byzantine Rite Catho- Archdiocese its Katholik- Melkite S.J., of the New York Jesuit opened Philippines, where the Knights of Columbus, Brooklyn, Columban lics held their first national con- Province, has been entag (Catholic Congress). Fathers announced the appointed su- and is believed to be the first Bishops . . . baptism vention in and founded than Cleveland of the Jesuits More converts were of in perior attached to elected to that in Paul F. Leibold has 1,500 55,960 persons 76 the Melkite Negro position Bishop parishes Associa- baptized and received First Com- in Laymen’s the Caroline-Marshall Islands K. of C. been consecrated 1957. history. as Auxiliary tion of North America. munion mission. in outdoor ceremonies in Anew Msgr. Maurice F. Griffin of to Archbishop Karl J. monthly magazine for An exhibition Bishop of contemporary Gen. H. Vietnam. Catholics George Com- East founder Alter of Cincinnati. in the armed of French Decker, Cleveland, 0., a forces church architecture has The citizens of Detroit observed mander in Chief 6t the Indonesia has been UN com- and former president of the Cath- established by opened in Freibnrg, Germany. mand in has "Capuchin Days” June 13-15 in Korea, olic has Died . . % a Catholic chaplain. • expressed Hospital Association, ob- Members of the Christian Dem- his of the contributions More for the served his 50th Bor- recognition than 10 Indians in color- gratitude help given anniversary as a Auxiliary Bishop Etienne ocrat attended memorial to the Party a him American Catholic city made the ful tribal robes by net of France. by Capu- to Mass chap- priest. Lyons, paid homage in Rome before the chins in the 75 opening lains in carrying out his mission. Roche past years. the mother of the Blessed Douglas of the Catholic Rev. Peter Eugene Hoey, S.S. Virgin of the new Italian The State Court parliament. Rev. Mr. William H. Supreme in in ceremonies at Ste. Nichols, Universe-Bulletin,' has renowned World War I Anne De A retreat house Cleveland, P., chap- Maine has been has has heard arguments on S.J., a seminarian, received been named editor of lain and brother of the man for Beaupre. in associate the opened Singapore for Catholic doctorate constitutionalityof the a degree from Massa- whom the Augus- The International Union Sign magazine. Hoey Interracial of servicemen in ta to school Malaya. chusetts Institute of Awards named. plan provide bus Catholic Technology Rev. Jeremiah T. S.S. are Employers' Associations The Catholic Truth Society in Purtill, for students in and has been given a research Maurice transportation will hold a world first American to head the Rev. Ripperger, O.F. congress in London disturbed low E., schools. 2,500,000 grant to continue his studies non-public Switzerland in on has been M., 87, oldest member of tha June, 1959. priced pamphlets last Society of St. Edmund, Citizens for year. the theory of atomic Decent Literature, The New scattering reelected Franciscan Cincinnati York Archdiocese Church archives back to a six-year term as Province Cincinnati has dating to a will particles. and its from 1833 to organization, plans for of its educa- the superior provincial expansion 12th which were THREE DECADES: general. hold a in century Auxiliary Bishop Martin W. Stan- Rev. Paul C. 1938. meeting Ashland, 0., tion Reinert, Rev. a program for mentally re- seized the S.J., Aloysius Wozniak, priest June by Nazis in Poland ton addresses 28 to establish itself the which honored Rev. of St. Louis on a tarded children. gathering Fran- president University, of the La and later taken to Russia, have Crosse, Wis., Diocese, state-wide basis. cis J. has been awarded the in Grady, right, pastor of St. Alumni has been Catholic educators Argentina been returned to the Church. James, Newark, on granted a three-year Two prospective jurors in a are Medal, highest honor to block Anew of30 In the given by leave of absence to work in the attempting passage Catholic press center completion years priesthood. At left is Rev. Cleveland alumni the obscenity case were of a bill that would of University of Chi- Bolivian missions. continue to providing both offices and Charles J. from the living McCarthy, assistant at St. James. Father dropped panel when reserve to cago. Patrick J. state universities the quarters for has been Msgr. Ryan, Chief journalists Grady is also of the Fire chaplain Newark Department, Rev. George A. Fulcher, who of blessed and opened in Indone- Army Chaplains, has been giv- and a presentation was made Connell studied journalism at Catholic sia’s capital by Hugh and en the legion of Honor award by city. of Edward Lee on behalf of University America, has been the French Creighton University, Omaha, the parish societies, the Fire government. named editor of Catholic the Rev. Joseph A. Dutil, M.S., of plans anew $1,000,000 library. Department and friends. Times, weekly publication of the St. Johnsbury, Vt., has been of Diocese Columbus, O. elected superior general of the CADILLAC INC Rev. Alfred E. Smith, OJS.A., Missionaries of Our Lady of Sa- 140 CENTRAL AVI. MAKE YOUR Examine Factors newly ordained Augustinian lette at a general chapter in Behind NEWARK, Ml 3-RMO is Lag priest, a grandson of the late Rome. A1 Smith, New York Governor Binjay Ranjan Sen, director SAYINGS In Catholic Intellectual Results and Presidential candidate. BURNS & RIVER FOREST, 111. Cath- to what he felt O'CONNELL, Inc. were two defici- Rev. Benedict Ashley, 0.P., of Socialist olic intellectual achievement encies in the Catholic Party START was intellectual the Dominican House of Studies GARDEN STATE PLAZA put under a here but microscope armor. dwelt the Platform Hit 4 here, more on opportu- Routes and 17 PARAMUS, N. J. had chance. For never a one thing, he said, Cath- nities for Catholic intellectuals VIENNA Because the Telephone HUbbard 7-5317 who ad- olic universities new Nearly every speaker have failed to than on failures in the supposed platform Exlti 160 and 161, Gard.n Slat* Parkway dressed the adopted by Austria’s Parking Ar#a No. S EARNING a two-day “Symposium give lay teacher the sta- field. Socialist Party says there is noth- on the Catholic Contribution to tus he deserves “co- NEW as a “Thereis little chance of JERSEY'S FINEST pre- ing to prevent Catholics from ac- American Intellectual Life" builder” and which would be serving and developing the FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE cepting Socialist tenets, the plat- LAITY glossed over the contributions to his as a "matter of course” philosophical foundation of form CARTERET has been roundly criticized find in which Catholics at IMPORTED and some area any distinguished secular American he “if the DOMESTIC GIFTS life,” said, by Austrian Catholic Action. are behind. The center of studies. task is undertaken HOURS: TUESDAY and SATURDAY, allegedly lagging not by Cath- Catholic 9:45 A. M. to 6:15 P. M. Action organized a was the in the Dr. Shuster olics." THURSDAY, PRIDAY, symposium sponsored by If, past, committee MONDAY,_WI»NISDAY, 9:45 A. M. to 9:45 P. M. study of experts to VW.WAV.V^AWWjv, . Thomas More Association (a na- said, there had been a Catholic WArA AWV>V|V|i DIVIDENDS “I do not see how the examine the present platform. The re- tional group Catholic in this that promoting university country trend in Protestant to- said that theology port under cover of out- and the of gave the reading) department laity opportunities ward denial of the of the ward friendliness a power tpward the science at to those of the best schol- library Rosary College. equal human intellect to attain more Church, the continues in non-Catholic platform Earnings ars institutions, than the of DR. GEORGE symbols truth, nor the basically anti-religious trend SHUSTER, presi- the founded many colleges by the trend secularist think- of Paid dent of Hunter pointed among Austrian socialism. SCHTILLER College, religious orders would have had & PLEVY ers toward a denial of the power The study group out "lifeline” to intellectual pointed Date a an of to deal from of Deposit, science with that the fails to SPECIALISTS problems platform recog- center that would “hearten and of value, can ever provide such nize spiritual values and the Times a Yearl strengthen them.” po- • Compounded 4 a he declared. sition SHEET METAL WORK defense,” of the Church as a “vital “We have such uni- as yet no element He also said that Catholic of society.” It denies ab- • SLATE versity,” Dr. Shuster said, “and and TILE ROOFING at all schools, even on the high school solute values as the Parkins offices; unless there is regulating a change in the • level, “provide a of basic principle of human and BUILT-UP ROOFING are study society, or, call MArket 2-8010 way things going we will much has to philosophical principles a tendency deny man’s for never have one.” Churches, Convents, Rectories and Schools. for free save-by-mail more extensive than that true nature and view it from the given Estimates and in references furnished on DR. SHUSTER also any other American of standpoint of a purely material- request. forma; Carteret questioned system pays the wisdom of schools.” istic collectivism. 693-95 12th 3i‘ building “more and SOUTH STREET, NEWARK 3, N. J. more” Catholic universities. the postage. Enjoy the The 3-0282 81. Est. 1920 Bl result of such DRIVE if life I 3-1802 perannum safety, and help- “multiplication" is as your depended profit it. latest rata that many well-trained Catholic on ful service of “New DAILY MISSAL scholars are side-tracked into They Say... “back - breaking administrative Jersey's Largest!” • largo Type • SimplHUd he said. • posts," two brands Fwll-Colortd Mlvttrcriion* “There are of he said there Is Farther, a materialism in the world I«MT. OUUXI the aont great need forCatholic intellec- UAINK UATHCR one behind the Iron Curtain tual centers In the nation’s and the one on this side —and secular universities. when $375 $B5O we come to study the two $650 “I cannot help but believe,” he brands, I am not sure that ours said, “that 100 Campion houses is the better one. CARTERET (a Jesuit center at Oxford Uni- “Theirs is essentially ascetic, SUNDAY MISSAL versity in Great Britain) serving whereas ours is essentially he- institutions as diverse as Harvard donistic. It is based and Loan FwH-C*lor««l Nlvitration* on the pri- and Pennsylvania State would not of UATM,i macy pleasure. Entire vast paw I oornwra |I take care of the SAVINGS Association aoio lo9f merely spiritual industries and sciences needs of vast numbers of are young founded Jtrity’iLargttl" on the principle to men and women destined to oc- $125 1 $250 1 give people not whatthey ought $4OO cupy positions of leadership, but to have, but what they want to Dawrtawat 806 Broad Street, Newarkt would bring Catholic learning have . . . SeievlMot 487 Orange Street, Newark7 into a totally different relation- “All this makes it CMuwttn Penn R.R. Station,Newark 2 CHILDREN’S MISSAL ship to American intellectual quite pos- life." sible that in the long run com- City Haei 712 Springfield Ave., Newark S * 100 Colored Illustration*. munism be Dr. Jerome Kerwin of may more tail Oraagai 606 Central Avenue the easily than Paper .50 Uothoretto 1.00 of Christianized our 18 South Avenue University Chicago saw a particu- Orange lar brand of what fault in the fact that we might call WHEREVER CATHOLIC “the lay- late paganism.” Dr. Karl man does not participate in ad- SOLD convert, author and BOOKS ARE ministration” in Catholic col- Stern, psy- at a the leges. Laymen, he said, should chiatrist, symposium on Catholic contribution be given places to Amer- . “respected . . and be ican intellectual life. not chalrwarmers for re- ligious." He also suggested that houses for graduate student priests be established secular on campuses

so that "priests would spend a OH with secular scholars for year ... the purpose of more communica- SOUK* tion.” GUARANTEED

DR. JAMES A. Reypier of the University of Notre Dame laid of the many alleged Catholic in- It's so much tellectual failures at the feet of easier to administrators. pay If Catholic universities lag in USED CARS science or Catholic faculties have not produced, he said, the Low by IHRIFIICHECK! blame lies with the administra- Mileage

tors because “in no institutions is the weight of administration '57 CHEVROLETS So much easier and too! ... safer, You’ll not save time felt only and so heavily, or do adminis-

trators have such as in travel, but also spare yourself the worry of powers, at carrying cash or putting Catholic Institutions." low $• it in the mail. And the cancelled check is your receipt for He said Catholics “must quietly 1245 every the fact accept that we have not payment! No minimum balance Statements necessary. every shouldered share of the our na- month. Cost— for tional Conse Hudson lofi each check used and a small effort in science*’ and .. . m County's larg monthly

called for creation of ost of \ a group to selection expertly recondi- maintenance fee. examine the administration of tionod Ussd Cars oil makes and Catholic universities. medals reduced for quick We’ll clearance. be glad to tell you more about the economy and convenience Turning from science to the liberal Now arts field, Mrs. Caroline Car-Truck Looting of a “ThrifliCheck” Account. You’re welcome always at any one Cordon Tate, author and educator All Make* and Models of First National’s eight offices throughout Hudson and wife of poet Allan Tate, de-! County. p lured the fact that colleges While in the Bank, not “ceased to you’re why open a First National require the study oC Savings Latin and AND Creek for the bach- well? Your COORDINATED CARPfT FURNITURE DESIGNS Account, as money grows faster at 3% interest. elor's degree” for Lhnng. dminfl. bedioonu. all an sub|*c< Double Feature She called deugn this an ill service to treatment. The w»«l thapet and to nnt mceotc the creative 3% Interest On Accounts ot top cocktail writer, because “dis- Savings From $lO to $25,000 lublti ot# the Iniplrotton loc oreo ciplines afforded V CHEVROLET /k , oca Mctionolt itjQt , , at by classical

u(Ptolttered and dmiog and studies are well-nigh grouping*. mot*. indispensa- o* ble for Thl* u an* lb,, equipment a THE ST many

REV. JOSEPH Fichler, SJ„ large tSoch of FiBST NATIONALum head of BANK CARPETS by ALLEN the sociology department OIMUINI CHIVROIIT Porte at Loyola University, saw Cath- ■at. I*M L Ns J l OF JERSEY Furniture and olicism lagging in his field He AMMOIINO, CtTY and«i 9n by ITloCl©rnCl Ife noted that “no Catholic graduate 30*5 HUDSON IIVD. •OUT! 4, PAftAMUS. N. J. school a social science operates JERSEY Um Om *4> CITY Day He PW research center of the kind that Masks exists” 4 nertk of Jourssol Sq. at secular institutions. He urged the immediate establish Open Ives, 'ttt f— Sot. 'MI I X meal of such a center at ooe ot OUMWd OMN the larger universities. Vatican OfficialUrges Public June 20, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 3 U.N. Statistics Show Be Educated on Good Films PARIS (NC) The education Divorces of public is a vicious circle Decline opinion between pro- on part ducers and necessary of promoting wholesome and artistic motion public opinion. “When one considers UNITED pictures, Msgr. Angelo Dell’Acqua, Substitute Vatican Sec- the pub- NATIONS, N. Y. (NC) There has been lic’s of reception anew he a retary of State, said in a film,” drop in the divorce in letter to members of the Interna- “it rate western Europe, Canada, Aus- said, seems at first that tional sight tralia and the U. Catholic Film Office here: - there S., according to meeting is a reciprocal and almost the newly published UN Motinrr that 4 i _ Noting that the problem Demographic of pub- irresistible influence between Yearbook. lic opinion was on the meeting’s ion come out its public which At the in favor and sanctions a same time, there has been an in divorces ggenda, Msgr. upturn Dell’Acqua wrote: that it be pleasing to the crowds production, and the production, in Latin America. who which flatters 4 daily fill the public The di- IT IS A moving picture opinion.” Yearbook statistics on fatal for the declined question of To break same years import- theaters.” the circle and vorce and bring annulments, from ance in order gathered to because to assure The about films the the 74,902 71,780. Vatican official said that good by UN of Eco- the of spectator Department The Soviet Union made success a "should no morally sound this is which should be educated nomic and a question by being Social statistics and hence Affairs, cover Bat the film, to to available. encourage pro- interest themselves taught savor true values the years 1948 to 1956. ducers producers ex- trend in the of to persevere in that rest since have found the cine- in the Europe path, they pressed language proper U. S. shows it does not suffice Thf the was downward that the film to the highest generally even ma threatened the film,” he said. number be industry by of divorces in two communist-dominat- appreciated select 337,000 though by a group of television. He development a from ed It is necessary that HE ADDED that 1955—despite decline the nations, Poland and Hun- added that there a healthy pub- public opin- has a immediate been reaction “must postwar of gary, increases. lic be preserved figure 408,- reported 000 in 1948. the against deleterious effects of Western Germany and England certain which titil- and Wales cut their divorce totals propaganda THE STATISTICS for Canada lates passion and morbid curios- by more than half the show 6,888 divorces in 1948 during ity. It mqst be formed by widely eight-year period. The Yearbook %jkcmttfd (gainst 6,034 in 1956. Australia’s 1 publishing and reports judiciously pre- 87,598 divorces in West CATERERS the senting moral appraisal of Germany in 1948, with a gradual For films. This latter is one of the Charities decline to 41,046 in 1956. m SAY tasks of the national WMSSC capital Cath- England and Wales showed a fa&cnp wiltstw/rmtt olic film office in each country.” decline from 42,711 to 18,776. He concluded NOTHING BUT THE BEST: This Scotland’s on be- is the Olympic-size in Set total from by urging swimming pool the new par- Liability dropped half of Pius XII that movie ish center of St. ofthe 2 029 to 1,867 in the Pope Joseph Palisades, West New It a same period, York. ranges to depth of near- goers, “who by the purchase of ly 14 feet and has four while Northern Ireland’s fell racing lanes. At are accommodations ?/7 each right for 150 spectators. Limit in Bill from entry ticket, as if by a vot- 180 to 111. The center is to be ing make their choice dedicated June 22. ballot, be- Divorce is prohibited in the tween and bad TRENTON Charitable' good films,” think Irish it is in Republic, as Italy i wch'cs /* Out carefully of their serious will not be liable //a/frtl/ouAtoccififiH respon- To Dedicate and Spain. Other European fig- sibility. for damages in excess of ures show a in to PARK AVI.. NEWARK, N. J. | $lO,- drop Austria, Portugal, Belgium, the Nether- HU V7JII 000 in law suits based on Hospital Is Closing Parish Center lands and Norway. negligence charges under Poland's divorce total rose from For Lack of Funds | terms of a bill adopted this week 11.012 (Continued from Page 1) in 1950 to 13,816 in 1956. the State ROCK S.C. (NC) St. by Legislature. divorces HILL, Hungarian moved up nasium-auditorium, probably one here will The bill was from Philip’s Hospital admit passed in the wake 11,058 to 12,479 in the same of the in the area. Actu- its last largest of patient on Aug. 15, which a recent Supreme Court rul- period. NEED ally it is two gymnasiums, since MONEY is the 23rd its which held that the old anniversary of it ing com- may be in two TURNING split by folding mon-law TO Latin opening under the of the concept of im- America, direction doors. The will complete area seat 2,000 the Yearbook to or Sisters of the Third Order in suits Demographic notes improve repair year homo? of St. munity damage was not | for show 1,000 persons a stage or that divorce is in Bra- Francis. valid. The court said that the i prohibited Come for basketball In addi- to us... the cash. a game. and But it get The of one Chile, Columbia. will close as soon question immunity was jzil, hospital a •It's as that. We’re tion, there is balcony seating shows simple as set and which should be decided a general increase in the ready, as possible after that date be- by the | j 200 persons. The will be number of to facility divorces delighted arrange low-cost, long-term cause of a lack of funds to erect legislature. throughout known the Boland as Archbishop the rest of Latin America with FHA loans for en- painting, repair work, anew building to replace the Gymnasium. DRAFTED by the Assembly the sole exception of the Domin- larging, improvements, practically anything present antiquated and unsafe The cafeteria has been ar- Judiciary Committee, the bill was lican Republic. and that needs to 1 everything doing put your plant. substitute for ranged, complete with kitchen, a one which 5 Mexico tops the Latin Ameri- house at its best—in looksand in value. that it would grant full In list with 12,208 divorces so can serve 600 persons immunity. can in No Loans available mortgage required. the Assembly, the substitutes 1956 every half hour. compared to the 1948 figure to $2,500-with to up monthly payments up Borgos & measure was adopted 43 2. The of 6,882. Borgos ST. was 3 You be JOSEPH’S one of the years. need not a depositor. vote in the Senate was unani- first Catholic schools to include mous. ALTOMOBILE driven have Insurance a industrial arts in the regular cur- The bill now awaits Gov. Mey- serious obligation to observe traf- THE TRUST COMPANY of all kinds Father said riculum. Fitzpatrick ncr’s signature to become law. fic and speed regulation*. that the located OF NEW JERSEY StS KEARNY AVENUE workshops, in the basement, had been set up Jersey City • Hoboken • West New York KEARNY, N. J. with the advice of Johji J. Smith, • Weehowken Union • Secoucus City GIOHOE J. 10*001 state supervisor of industrial arts •• Urmktr Ftdtrml AUEOT H. ILAZE for the New Board HONORED: Dr. John C.H. Dtpotit famrMM Corporation Jersey of Edu- Wu, professor of law at oACcuiJair J. QAzrmA WILLIAM GLACCUM cation. There are six Seton working Hall University School of Law received an hon- Kbnv 147N areas, including woodworking, orary doctorate at the commencement of St. John’s CATERING SERVICE ceramics, art-metal work and University, The textile. Brooklyn. presentation is made by AND UE SERVICE Rev. V Very John A. Flynn, C.M., A distinctive feature of the St. John’s president. building is the Olympic-size swimming pool, 75 x 25 feet, with C/rtkwNq a four racing lanes. The pool has Father Praises for til occtuoni a maximum dfepth of nearly 14 Holy •'HOME y. feet. OFFICE «L R It will be used V separately by 'CLUB Sptcithz>ng in U the boys and with entrances * girls Military Pilgrimage HALL WtDOINO RtCtmONJ, BaKQUITJ, T from the * Cocktail Pajitiu, respective dressing CHURCH and all rrrmt N LOURDES, France A was Social, Busnsm Chukh rooms, in addition, there is an message received here or ami entrance for since the from Pope Pius XII Function!. E S. Marsh & Sons spectators hajling as “a magnificent sight of Chris- pool grandstand will seat 150 tian an C per- fraternity” International Military Pilgrimage to (he sons. Also provided is a special shrine of Our of £4300 Lady Lourdes in which 40,000 soldiers, public-address system. A sailors and W*jt OtANoi, N*w Jiuar airmen took part. A large number of the service- ST. JOSEPH’S High Schools men were from the United (remember the plural) are also States. Also distinguished by the television fa- sending messages were President HALF cilities. Located on the second Eisenhower and Pre- . mier VALUE floor is a completely equipped Charles de Gaulle of Don't risk loaa by theft or (Ira I television studio with closed-cir- France. cuit transmission facilities. From THU POPE’S is this point, both live and film message was a read at an air Mass shows be open at IT WILL BE may transmitted which 200 French priests distrib- throughout the schools. In addi- W uted there Holy Communion. It said: tion, are transmitting out- "What hope has rise lets in the studio, balcony of the given to SO MUCH r\ such a magnificent sight of auditorium, the stage and science Christian Is it most laboratories. fraternity? not a sign that despite so many ob- SAFER The has been set library up the of stacles, cause peace pro- with to the an eye requirements in gresses the hearts of men? of the Middle States Association. "Love your respective moth- It has a of 10,000 vol- capacity erlands and serve them as is umes and also a separate facility important your If duty. your hearts are for and use of clas- storage 2,000 peaceful, this legitimate at- sical records.' tachment will become a source I » of wealth for the world PARTICULARLY Interesting Is and the suite of not a motive of rivalries di- rooms devoted to or visions.” business word education. There are two The pilgrimage was led 30 typing rooms, a business labora- by 16 and a generals headed by Marshal Ai- tory stenography room. The has been phonse-Pierre France’s laboratory organ- Juin, only ized as a working office with all living marshal. The Ameri- kinds can group headed of equipment including cal- was by Msgr. (Maj. Gen ) Patrick J. culators and other business ma- Ryan, Chief of chines, a steno area and dicta- Army Chaplains. In it is the word Also joining the pilgrimage fact, probably to which we owe the phone area, duplicating ma- switchboard were servicemen from Great chines, and recep- growth of our business the half during past century. For value tion area. Britain, France, West Germany, Belgium, the is what we offer above To 'us valve Canada, Nether- a11... means qualify combined The practical viewpoint has lands, Italy, Luxembourg, and IN A SAFE tvith the lowest also been carried out in the suite DEPOSIT 80X... possible price. Portugal Other delegations came of the home economics for a f#w depart- only pannlaa a weak from Spain, Guatemala and ment. Here, the girls will have to answer Venezuela. Be Incidentally, a question that has All the pilgrims were aujre all your important and been asked available for their use and paper* valuable* are many study in uniform in of a protected one our Safe the in our Millbum complete three-room apartment Depoait Bore* whan times, prices new store are identical you leave on —kitchen, living room and bed- IN A a The rental fa* i* a few SERMON delivered at a trip. only penrue* with those in our Store. Newark We invite to is a week. you visit room. Nearby a large room Mass in front of the Lourdes with five store for separate cooking units. basilica on the second either values in all day of And a exciting departments. good buy in peace m ind when Another facility is a of you'retraieii ng it sewing room, the three day pilgrimage, Msgr with sewing' machines complete Ryan reminded servicemen that and tables. AMERICAN EXPRESS cutting they can contribute toward the 7 Diamonds Fint Watches mi Jewelry... Clocks Christian renewal of society. tjfrd THE NEW RESIDENCE for TRAVELERS CHEQUES "There is more Silverware, China and the Brothers will have nothing sure Crystal ... and Bar Accessories accom- Gijts a*.*pU* H|.Mn in life than the fart that we >•*•«.H modations for 30 Brothers De- Luggage and Leather Goods Hand do not live alone,” hr said. .wi.kly M .« •••>«. tM. M* ... Bags signed by Ricker and Axt of West are a n»i «•"*?. "We here to save our in- Cka’|a.-|«H . New York, the structure in addi- Religious and Ecclesiastical Articles dividual souls ...... but we do tion to bedrooms will consist of this by Using with other men.” a chapel, community room, rec- Communist radio stations in reation rooms, guest parlors, Eaat attacked the kitchen Europe pil- rooms, laundry area, and grimage as a "clear sign that pantry. It will be of conservative the Catholic Church modern style in architecture sponsors armaments and aggression ” matching the parish center.

These are ealy the highlights. They merely reflect what ra- ther Wrlgaad has accomplished BONDS NEWARK MILLBURN la his live yean. He had his m. dream aad aew his parishiea- 1M 91 Market Street C Insurance en have the can Own Men. thru Set. *JO to $ Open Mon. thru Set. *3O to *SO reality. They for themselves. Wed until* Thurs. hmM * see > .Amp* Mk* f• * y 24 COMMERCE STREET John Dolan NEWARK 2, N. J. George FitzGerald Ask Marian Services Branches: Clinton Field and Avon Aves.. 18th Ave. & So. 10th St. f Representativ Manager—MUlbum Store UTRECHT. Netherlands (NO X Member of Federal The Bishop* of the Netherlands Depout Intorance Corporation (or service* la MA 2-0300 o have called special HALF A CINTURV honor of Our Lady to be held in all churches parish on July IS. 4 THE ADVOCATE June 20, 1958 Warns Child Experts Announce Jesuit Appointments On Usurping Rights For St. Peter’s College, Prep LONDON Social workers and other child experts NEW YORK Very -Rev. Father Golden will teach English Father Francis M. Redmond can’t provide a substitute for the E. love given by parents, Thomas Pro- and Father becomes the Henneberry, S.J., McMahon a joins faculty at Brooklyn vincial of Archbishop William of Westminster New York Province member of the Godfrey said here. the philosophy depart- Prep. Father George G. Butler of the of at the annual Society Jesus, this week ment. has been Speaking meeting of Che National Society assigned as assistant announced the_ following appoint- director of the Jesuit for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, the Father Edward J. Murray, for- Seminary Archbishop ments and the changes for Jesuit and Mission Bureau of the New ■aid that “it would be a merly of the theology depart- great in the communities Newark Arch- has York Father error to give the to ment, been assigned to St. Province; Daniel F. impression HE CAUTIONED, too, against diocese: Ignatius House pf Man- X. Hart has received an appoint- parents that only the too much Studies, experts reliance on the state in ment to St. House know how to handle children.” ST. hasset, L. I. Mr. George C. Mc- Ignatius of child welfare. “The Christian PETER’S COLLEGE Well-trained his Studies, Inisfada, social workers, he state is Fathers- Francis J. Cauley begins theological stu- Manhasset, not a supplanter, tram- Cosgrove, dies at L. I. “know that the wise meth- John J. Golden and Woodstock College, Wood- said, pling on the rights' of parents, George J. Md. Mr. John G. Marzolf will do od of. approach is, wherever McMahon join the stock, pos- but a helper in time of need.” faculty. Fath- studies at Uni- sible, to train and er will -teach graduate Fordham parents help , “Parents,” he declared, "are Cosgrove theology, ST. PETER’S PREPARATORY them versity. Mr. John C. Mr. to discharge a duty which School Dwyer, by divine right the possessors Father Gerard J. Hag- John J. and Mr. Theo- naturally belongs to them.” and Halligan guardians of their minister of the offspring.” By Osservatore gerty becomes dore V. Meisse will take up stu- They are instruments of the Cre- Jesuit community at the Prep. dies in preparation for the priest- Debunk ator in caring for the children Father Richard M. Barry has Russian ‘Truce’ in hood at Woodstock College, and it is they, not the state, who Poland been appointed .prefect of disci- Woodstock, Md. Brother Felix P. QUARTER “will be to the Crea- Father John A. CENTURY: Rev. Michael I. Fronczak POW responsible pline, succeeding will of Seton Hall University observed Claims Lokuciewski be stationed at Seen Temporary who has tor.” Murray received an ap- his silver in the St. House of jubilee priesthood June-15, with a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving at ROME Evidence that Ignatius. Studies, Italian VATICAN CITY Os- pointment to the Retreat (RNS) Jesuit Manhasset. Mt. Carmel soldiers are still held Church, Bayonne. He is joined after the Mass being as House by Msgr. Anthony A. servatore Romano, Vatican City in Syracuse, N.Y. prisoners of war in de- Tralka, pastor, A. Russia warned Msgr. James Hughes, Vicar General, Bishop McNulty of Paterson, Army Chaplain newspaper, that the The following Jesuits also spite Russian claims to the join and the con- jubilarian’s brother, Rev. Alexander W. Church-state “truce” in commu- the Prep faculty: Father Fronczak, pastor, Most Sacred to the Pon- Chief Joseph 30,000,000 Russian trary was presented nist Poland Retiring can only be regarded T. Browne, James A. Henry Heart of Jesus, Wallington. tifical Relief Daly, Organization here. of the A. Booklets Distributed WASHINGTON Msgr. (Maj. as temporary because per- Hoffen, and Robert G. Lynch; The evidence was gathered and sistence of Marxist WASHINGTON Gen.) Patrick J. Ryan is retiring anti-religious Mr. John J. King, Mr. John F. (NC) More presented by wives and mothers there. of as Chief of Army Chaplains on campaigns Replogle and Mr. Thomas P. 30,000,000 copies publications of some of the affected prisoners. Nov. 1 30 The paper said it must be ad- Walsh. were distributed by Russia in the Chapel Bought aftcfr years of service Included were statements given in the mitted that the condition of Also free world last for chaplains’ corps. He is the assigned to the St. Peter’s year propa- to the a group by people Church is better than in ganda according to For Quarter recently being succeeded by the Rev. other Prep community are Fathers Mar- purposes, fig- returned from the Soviet communist countries. tin T. ures released here by the U. S. Union, (Brig. Gen.) Frank A. Tobey, a Geraghty, who will assist EERSL, Netherlands —lt and a postal document in the Information showing Baptist. However, it said this was sim- parish, and Thomas A. Agency (USIA), cost Church officials one of guil- delivery letters to prisoners. For brief between because the member of retreat a period ply government had Burke, a the RUGS CLEANED der 25 (about cents) to buy the Indications are that some Ital- and SCHOOL IS OUT—drive Aug. 15 and Nov. to found it to conciliate mission band. safely. town hall 1, prior expedient here for use as a ian prisoners are still ' being held Msgr. Ryan’s all the Catholic * A\ti |,4 • 111 lit ' retirement, population at a time chapel. at Trub- Uzbekistan, Stalingrad, three will be headed when nation corps by the was on the' verge Actually, a chapel is what Chere- Catholic BUILD AN OUTDOOR SHRINE our &QdC/f/-G/0 makos chevsk, Vyazma, Ostrov, the first time of steel Shampoo the town being “overthrown by hall once and was, having povets Tula. this has occurred. and fire." ever Choose One your rugi look likt now I been seized by Protestants dur- from the ing religious wars of the of Our 17th century and converted to secular use. Outstanding Subjects WALL to WALL When town hall anew was 24 Inch tiz* $lB.OO the completed last year, town LADY OF GRACE council LOURDES voted to sell the an- UOY OF CARPET CLEANED LADY cient chapel to the Church for OF FATIMA IMMACULATE CONCEPTION a symbolic sum. Local Catho- SACRED HEART OF SERVING HUDSON l BERGEN lics contributed to the renova- JESUS 24 tion of the Inch size COUNTIES • LOwell 8-7900 building ,which Is $22.00 INFANT now back in the service of the OF PRAGUE Church. ST. ANTHONY ST. FRANCIS WITH lIRDS ST. JOSEPH Missionaries Galled PLEADING SACRED HEART OP JESUS OTHER ASSORTED AVAILABLE Best SUBJECTS Ambassadors IN n, 1«, It, JJ AND M INCH PORTLAND, Ore. Archbish- AND 4 AND • FT. SIZES CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY op Sebastians Baggio, Papal Nun- SEE OUR OUTDOOR DISPLAY cio to Chile, said here that the OF FINE QUALITY CHURCH CALDWiLL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN best ambassadors of American STYLE STATUARY goodwill in Latin America are CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OP ST. DOMINIC U. S. missionaries. Conveniently located - Ample Parkin# Fully Accredited A.B. B.S. Offering and Degree* He also said .that poverty, the lack of housing, and social differ- FERHI BROS. INC. ences among the people provide grounds for communist infiltra- SILVER JUBILEE: Rev. John T. S. 124 RT. Lawlor, pastor, Holy Trinity, Coytesville, observed 17 '/« mil* South of Rout* 4, PA RAMUS tion. he of Saint Elizabeth However, said, commun- his 25th in the anniversary June 14. He is (between and College ism is priesthood being congratulated,by Auxil- Bamberger’a Modell't) unnatural to the Latin iary Martin W. Stanton. Founded in Bishop Awaiting their turns are Msgr. Thomas Open t to 3:10 9 * 1899 h>y the Sister* of Charity American because of his “strong F. Morris- Daily; Open to Thuraday and Friday, and May l*f, 2nd, ttfc and 9tb, dated sense of sey, left, Msgr. James A. Hughes, Vicar Sundayt Convent Station, New Jersey family life, liberty and General. democracy.”

LAKE MOHAWK COURTESY on the highway WE pays an extra dividend Ask End JOSEPH in safety. Congress F. MURPHY .00 TO THE REAL ENDS OF THE EARTH.. - ESTATE INSURANCE OFFER FOR ’550 SALES REN m Apostles I \I.S n I '1 K- •*„the her* cone “to preach the Gospel to LAKE MOHAWK SlB5 ever? BRAND creature . Name Bracero NEW GAS . . and when th* seed of our faith has taken Holy BOX 1041 N. holy Program Q SPARTA, J root .. men have built churches worthy . HEAT UNIT WITH YOUR of • housing the Incarnate Son of God, Bt. MAKE MONEY • Joseph's, Union City—New WASHINGTON (NC) Two Catholic social action OLD FURNACE AND TANK churches wherein could they worship John ■**» ((ty—Show Catholic officers are pres- leaders called for an end motion picture O'Connor, to of Mexican proprams. Our their Maker devoutly. FIVE HUNDRED importation migrant plan ouarantoo* roaulta. Jerry Daniel An Ideal way of ident, Spadacini, ralalno funds and dolnt faithful Catholics la BAGHDAD no farm laborers in before a House have testimony Agriculture Sub- apoatollc workl tot's Automatic Gas Elbert an not only com- Vuinovich, Dougherty, plain church of kind'. They have the will to committee about tho bad films—lot's put £ any Robert studying proposals for the help and John extending program. on the oood onasl build Kellenberger Writs or call today a suitable dwelling for their God, for details. Keep Paton. Msgr. G. of the NCWC this ad. They were inducted June George Higgins, director Social but their poverty is so great that they do CATHOLIC 16 Rev. Action and Rev. FILM LIBRARY SRRVICI by Hubert Department, (a not have the means to secure the nbces- Arliss, C.P., non-profit organisation) director. James L. vice spiritual The Vizzard, S. J., pres- that I*4 North fth Street sary materials. They could God society Conceding it might not be worship HUmboldt aip has ident of the 3-111 J Newark. N. f. CONJIt DMNG voted to send a boy and a National Catholic Ru- “or desirable’’ ~ mor* der*ut,r< their Priest could eele- possible even to tl u.L to far F*tbtr\ girl summer day ral Life Conference, condemned "P- Holy MmJam Aid brat* Mass In fitting surroundings if camp. terminate the program immedi- the for the harm it does AU had Church. program ately, he recommended that if -★ NECESSARY SHSIT METAL firfbtOhatd Chunk a The cost would be Holy Family, Florham Park MICHAEL j. HARRIS to both and Americans. 14.004. Could Mexicans the law is extended it be done WORK TO CONNECT NSW you, by some financial aid, Induction of officers took place on ESTABLISHED 1919 FURNACE TO DUCT ★ NSW THERMOSTAT help these poor people erect a place of Last year Mexican a with the SXISTINO worship? Any June with Thomas H. 436,049 farm temporary basis un- contribution, 9, Green, WORK. *• ■*4ter how small, at ★ N|W DRAFT DIVERTER would least be a start toward realising the workers, Vnown as braceros, derstanding that the time is to HIGH LEVEL president. Others are Richard H. money needed to begin ★ AU NECESSARY AUTOMATIC PUSH building. Their gratltud* would bo yours were admitted into this country be used to make fundamental re- ELECTRICAL ★ BUTTON Lamken, Edward A. Mildenber- ROOFING EXPERTS WIRINO TO CONNECT PILOT. to work on farms at harvest time. adjustments. NEW ger, Joseph Tursky, Lyle J. Tur- SHEET FURNACE. The law under which the METAL ★ NEW SMOKE PIPE. and John J, pro- THE MONICA'S GUILD IS FUND ner Bunch Jr. A USED TO rURNISH MSGR. HIGGINS not gram is conducted will expire spoke CONSTRUCTION CHURCHES AND CHAPELS IN —ER E E THE NEAR EAST. A DOLLAR Bt. behalf of the Social John’s, Bergenfield New June 1959. only on Ac- FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS A MONTH WILL HELP 30, LegislaUon being TO BEAUTIFY THESE HOUSES OF GOD is tion AH CONTRACTS SIGNED THRU president Richard Cotter. He studied by the subcommittee Department, but also for the AND INSTITUTIONS THIS AD. will AN be assisted by George Arm- would Bishops’ Committee for the Span- All Typ# AUTOMATIC GOD’S INVITATION extend the law. Buildings HUMIDIFIER „ John and the Catholic MS NEW God does not bruster. McKenna, Michael ish-Speaking POINT ROAD force His children to accept the vocation that k* nti hs suavrr... cau on l-oiti . John FATHER VIZZARD said that a Council for the UJ-1700 N. •elect* for them Prylucki, Watson and Jo- Spanish-Speaking, ELIZABETH, N. J, o)>iig.ti.„ ...God only invites. BENIGNO and ANGELO kavs whole seph Thomas. series of evils "have be- at the request of those organia- OR MAIL A CARD TO accepted God's invitation to be priests. They come an unshakable part" of the tions. an new preparing for the Holy Prioothood at Joseph Dixon Crucible Jer- N Cos., program. He said that there has He inserted ln the record ALLWOOD FUEL OIL a seminary in ERITREA. Would to CORP. you like help sey City—Paul WEEK-END RETREATS Schnackenberg been collusion in O. la a very special certifying some opinions by the noted mo- P. BOX 618 - way in the Redemption of th* r was ALLWOOD STATION - installed as CLIFTON, recently presi- areas as labor-short in il Rev. Francis J. N. J. world? Since hi th* New being or- theologian, Testament the work dent of the Name FOR THE LAITY Holy Society der that the low-cost OUR WORK M continuous Mexican la- that IS APPROVED EY LOCAL UTILITIES. must ho carried Connell, CJSS.R., asserting redemption on succeeding Frank Parks. Other SPEND A WEEKEND WITH OOD * borers be in. Catholic fanners in AU WORK OUARANTIED ao long as men shall priests will can brought are obliged live, be need- officers include Harry Coakley, For: ed until the end Inhuman conscience to refuse to MEN, WOMEN, of time. By giving financial Patrick working and living partici- Listway and Edward soaUtance to one in the as it is or both of these or conditions, sub-standard pate program beys, to Lejda. at wages, HUSBAND and WIFE Speaker the cere- ■ny boy for now conducted. preparing the priesthood, you aro truly la separation of families and a being aiding a pel mony was Rev. Cronan Max- Csnductsd by His Uvular monks si way th* work of redemption. BENIGNO breakdown in were oth- and ANGELO wi well, O.F.M. morality Msgr. Higgins also pointed out Saint Paul's Abbsy Your for sis Th* total evils he Pharmacist "V ““‘■ary yearn. coot of their odocatie er listed. that it is false to argue that the Neighborhood Says ,' Fisa.# maks rsisrvation. sort/. ,I#o Port of New ** ‘ • mr 11 ***' 'rich to help one of them, York Authority- He also pointed out that "as Mexican worker is nec- Writ# *,t°° - ye program for Information to. can pay- the necessary tuition In any way New officers are Edward J. money convenient to yo< long as a large mass of foreign essary to good relations between FATHER DOMINIC. 0.5.8. Rohrlack, John C. Ed- Mantione, competitive labor is available, this country and Mexico, since Qsaoa of Posts Rstrsot Hssso • •• MJNO YOUR thFpooiTpeople of the near eas ward J. J. the critical of V.S. termination has *»• Foul's Abbsy, Nswtoa, I FOOD FOR SOULS. O'Malley, James problems of the program N. THEIR BY YOUR CHARITY YOU BRINi Kirk, W. Caron Joseph and domestic migrant workers’’ will been the Mexican Bish- THEM FOOD FOR THEIR BODIES. urged by Thomas McNicholas. remain unsolved. I ops. GOD’S VOLUNTEERS An SINCE 1192 Invitation from God volunteer Almighty to for a certain work .. lor which God has given you special and talents graces ...that 10 US la a vocation. SISTER HRNRIETTE and SIS. SCHRECK & TER JULIENNE feel that they have boon NEWARK JKRSKY CITY given the special graces and talents to serve USE' PHARMACY PALMIRA God as Franciscan Sisters of the Croce. They WAELTY PHARMACY •am A *eeree Merterene, Preat. Arthur R. Palmera. Pit.*. are now la a novitiate la Lebanon. The PreecrtpUon Pharmacia prep- EeUMlehed ever JO year. ta SNOW OUARDS - VENTILATINO ■loloalcal aration for their life's work wiU coot $344 for Fear ReeUteied Pharnuctat. Sick Ream SuppU Free Coametlca Delivery Open Every Day , each one of them the two years of ROOFING and during » e.m.to 11 p.m. PreecrtpUon* Called for their novitiate. If would Uka have rv« Mt. you to SIS- SHEET METAL Preieect Avenue cer. and Delivered Mentelelr Avenue or ... TER HENRIETTE SISTER JULIENNE ae NU ...Ml* Newark. N. 4. F9t Semen Avenue NIXALITI - Borriof ?cnr “daughter in Christ." th* coot for their Bird . . . City. N. J. training . Jamoy HI J-44 la «IS4 a year for two yean, payabl* at your eeuvenienee. LIGHTNING RODS ELIZABETH

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JERSEY aTY ******< ng prayers that th* r !y. whole world may bo • i lln Preaartptiona Carefully DSlewere MtM .. after that, should MM; we aid materially, ae ■AY'S-. - TBS **• nriaatonartes Ofetna Pharmacy with who ere out doing tl •*■ A Preearl paten ... Eii—Uea Reputation 4*4 ,Jbk leaching and baptising. Ceotrel Ave_ WleMeld Mate Preemption* Celled tar oaf „ Delivered NUTLEY It* WeiMaotoat tire foceey City. N. J. Uhy Need. ‘RearBast ■AY DRU* CO. INC. (HissionsjMl —- Rao. r ***** GRATITUDE; Mrs. Wisneski CARDINAL Mary of Harrison had a difficult SPILLMAN. President heart operation at St. PreatpUy ruled JERSEY aTY Peter F. Toehy. Noll Michael’s in and end CeauetHa Msgr. s*«> Hospital, Newark, 1952, has never the skill and kindness Rl9 forgotten Proof Ave.. MUHey 14909 OWIN'* PHARMACY lend tM of . eammunlcniiewe tot Dr. Nicholas Antonius and the who The Pheraeecv Laval I* Sisters, cared for her without charge beyond 7"* CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ORANGE . ASSOCIATION what her medical-surgical insurance Last week she provided. was able to present to Rluut* 480 Ave. 46»h St. Uxtngton at Naw Yoric 17, N. V the hospital's heart fund out of ’Wjsrar* Raeotaril $10,000— her recent Irish Sweepstakes winnings of $140,000 Above, > Called toe Mrs. Wisneski hands check to Dr. Antonius, medical director of the Wl Free DoUvory Jeraev hospital, as Sister Silva looks on. C*v 4. M. J. ■Hma** Ojoae 9 ,VT — * 50,000 Attend San Juan Fiesta June 20, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 5 Held in New Rochelle York on Sunday Park Priest NEW YORK-The San Juan Also present were Auxiliary Felisa Fiesta-1958 brought Dona Rencon de Gau- over 50,000 of New Bishop Philip Furlong of San Marks Spanish-speaking tier, mayoress Juan, people to a York; Bishop Annunciato Anniversary Ser- and traditional several South American fiesta on Randalls afihl of Mercedes, and Island Argentina; Spanish diplomats. Sunday. and ROCHELLE PARK Rev. Francis J. Bishop James P. Davis of Doughaen, Sponsored by the office of the San AFTER of Sacred Juan. DEVOTIONS the 0.F.M., pastor Hoart parish here, observed his Coordinator of Spanish Cath- civic Among guests were people adjourned to the park 25th anniversary in the priesthood June 1.5. olic Action of the New York outside the stadium which Father Francis celebrated his Solemn Mass of Thanks- Archdiocese, Msgr. James J. for became, the day| the town Wilson, the at noon with Rev. Donatus fiesta followed the Sees Indifference There giving Walsh, 0.F.M., and Rev. plaza. the fiesta com- traditional pattern Rudolph as dea- including menced, under the chairman- Harvey, 0.F.M., To and subdeacon. religious, civic, and cultural Communism of con The sermon ship Felipe Torres, the only THAT AFTERNOON the chil- sections. Rev. Juvenal Puerto Rican in the New was preached by dren York of the and the Sister* The parish religious portion "began to India State Lalor, 0.F.M., former president Danger Assembly; of Charity honored Father Fran- with of St. Bonaventure’s attendance at Mass in The traditional University. “pinata” (a cis with a his life local GLENDALE, o.—Complacency play depicting churches. In Downing about large pineapple shaped con- in the communism is India’s priesthood. The pastor was Stadium tainer on Randalls Island filled with the and of “greatest prizes guest honor that at a there danger,” Archbishop Protestants Asked evening followed a procession of goodies for the buffet Eugene D’Souza of said children) was in the school the Nagpur supper-dance statue of St. John broken Police To escorted in an interview while by Commission- House Catholics auditorium where he visiting the was pre- by members of parish socie- er Kennedy. Glenmary Home Missioners here. BERLIN Bishop Otto Dibeli- sented with a gift on behalf of ties. There also The fiesta was recita- continued with the us, Lutheran of Berlin the “By and he said “Mr. Bishop I parishioners by Paul Hampel, tion of the large,” music of Rosary. two and of the six of Nehru has been to observe orchestras, songs one presidents j president of the Cardinal trying Holy £fame Spellman presided by Spanish and a feast the World Council of Father was a sort of toward singers, Churches,! Francis ordained St in neutrality com- of Benediction the stadium. Spanish-American foods. has asked Protestants to in munism. “This has somehow open! Washington on June 13, 1933. the fiesta Attending were their homes to Catholics He served for St. made communism a coming many years at respectable from New people Jersey and here for a national and creed in India,” said. congress Anthony’s Guild, Paterson, New York. (Katholikentag) in August. St. Joseph's Seraphic Seminary, Another advantage the com- He urged the action to show Callieoon, N.Y., before becoming munists possess in Arch- DON'T SHOP India, Christian solidarity in the facej pastor at Sacred Heart. At the D’Souza is that In Five Years bishop continued, , of atheistic present time he is the have materialism, noting; directing “they come to power REMEMBER the Fifth by Com- that Protestants in East FOR EYE CARE 77 Germany! construction of anew church and constitutional thus luF- Churches means, mandment, “Thou shalt not THI BEST COSTS kill,” "stand in united front” with rectory which will be SO LITTLE. some into the belief completed ling people Taiwan when drive. YINGKOW, (RNS) you Catholics communism. in 1959. that will against early they always use consti- five Begun only years ago, a Rom- tutional means.” an Catholic mission in TAKE OUR ADVICE: CONSULT the Wwa- He said he himself has illu- no lien area of Taiwan YOUR EYE (Formosa) PHYSICIAN FOR sions about communism, although has had remarkable growth. All EYE CONDITIONS. there has been some “wishful OPEN DAILY Bishop Andre Verineux, Apos- thinking “that the brand of com- tolic • Administrator fo Hwalien, munism in India might turn out 77 reported that 77 tem- SHOULD churches, YOU NEED to be “less rabid than that of Rus- Ulanrbpatpr porary chapels and 352 mission- 9 A.Nl. to 9 P.M. sia or China.” GLASSES COME TO US ary stations have been estab- lished the among aborigines who inhabit the area in that time. There HEY BOSS! have been 22,766 bap- tisms and 30,065 catechumens HAVE A during the five Clothes New York years of mission Factory—l9s Ave., Jersey City COMPANY PICNIC work, he added. Missioners have C»ll Mr. ES trained Fuche 1-1400 202 catechists and 10 The more are undergoing training. Optician Special COMPANY RATES POSITIVELY! S3 CENTRAL AVENUE j THIS IS THE END! .IfcOTW Bishop's Objections ‘ NEWARK, N. J. Cancel Beauty Test Ml MOVING. AHEAD; The new Research and Phone 2-517 J PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (NC) Diagnostic, Chancellor A«. IRVINGTON MAHFWOOB A Treatment Center bathing beauty contest at at St. Michael’s Hospital was blessed Plattsburgh Air Force Base was by Archbishop Boland on June 14. Shown with him in called off when Bishop James J. an operating room (upper photo) are, from left, Msgr. Navagh of Ogdensburg voiced ob- James F. Thomas J. jection to such events. Looney, Msgr. Conroy, Msgr. The termed such Cornelius J. Boyle Bishop con- and Msgr. Joseph H. Brady. In tests “immoral” and said that lower the photo, Archbishop examines the plaque an- GRADUATION Catholic of the any Ogdensburg nouncing that the new facility dedicated Diocese is to him. Also who entered them would be admiring the are Mayor P. denied the sacraments until plaque Leo Carlin, Dr. a “sufficient Nicholas A. medical of the reparation” was Antonius, director hospital, made. GIFT and Msgr. Conroy.

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COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY MADE TO RETAIL TO *65 CONGRATULATIONS: Bishop McNulty felicitates Archdiocesan Bishop Francis J. Tief, Titular of SAVINGS INSURED UP TO Bishop Nisa on his $lO,OOOl golden jubilee in the priesthood. Dacron-Blends Bishop Tief, now retired and at St. Francis Directory Wash & living Health Resort,’ Den- ville, observed Chromspuns his 50th anniversary with a $ Solemn Wear Pontifical Mass June 12. 1 Newest BARTON The 1958 Models Spring & A LEADING SAVINGS INSTITUTION DIRECTORY and Walsh Year Sizes to IM. Offic* brood Round leynwid fl. O*c* High Expects ALMANAC Fabrics Fit 1166 560 Accreditation Broad St. Top of the Archdiocese Raymond Blvd, Any Man Opp. Public ttrtico ALL COLORS, *u jmu IRVINGTON A detailed inspection of all aspects of Newark of Archbishop Walsh High School here has been completed PATTERNS Hurry by an evaluation committee is now being offered NEWARK of the Middle States Educa- tional Association and full accreditation this to Advocate subscribers AND STYLES Hi Offictt Op.n Wodnoodoy to t FJH.i by group is expected to be made at Hurry forthcoming meetings only for the bargain rate

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HOWEVER, the to Soli principal, Sis- LISTS ALL Made ter Mary Gerard, S.S.N.D.. aimed • to $25 •t still parishes higher accreditation and invited the Middle States Educa- • clergy tional Association to evaluate the • schools , $ institution. All The evaluation committee • homes 7 SilM for aged •pent three full days at Arch- Walsh • bishop early this Spring, hospitals ALL inspecting physical and FABRICS facilities • orders the religious administrativerecords of both Made to ALL MODELS teachers and students. • other many Retail Subsequent comments have features TREMENDOUS been favorable without exception, FREE PARKING to MO Msgr. Buchmann said. “Official SELECTION Simply clip the mailing of announcement our acceptance label from into the family of Middle States page one of Schools must await the annual your copy of the Advo- convention of the Association in cate (showing name Atlantic in your OPEN City November, and DAILY official and address) and send acceptance by the Mid- dle States highest board it with $1 toi MANCHESTER must await its annual in 9 to 9 meeting Jan- 195 NEW YORK AYL uary. 19S»" THE CYO TRESS CLOTHING 101 Plane Street JERSEY COURTESY CITY, NL J. Tel. 01 on the highway 9-4900 Newark 2, N. J. pays an extra dividend In y. • ' safety.| 6 THE ADVOCATE June 20, 1958 MOVIES the New Books Movie Reviews ĥďghd Reviewing By Willian H. Mooring hdh These reviews ere compiled from "Best Sellers,” published by the University of Screnton, Scranton, Pd. The Vikings THE ROAD. Bullwhip MOUNTAIN By The- the armies Road," Imperial had Harold, his daughter Jenny, and ed him for the exalted positions Morally Unobjectionable for Evetyone odore H. White. Good (Adults) Fair (No Sloane. $3.95. wiped out rating yet). everything from Han- the assorted characters of his he was to fill. (Suitable for Hie NEW" MOVIES: Old Man and the Sea kows barbarism and lust of the This outdoor melodra- Dangerous general reading.) on the Yangtze to New York Achille Ratti splashy, Canton, dress-manufacturing was notably a filter pagan of the Abominable Snowman Ghost Raiders of Old Book-of-the-Month Club, June. and south to Vikings eighth to ma starts off with the Indo-China. Moving business. scholar and in which reprieve Admirable Crichton Ghost of China Sea California a librarian, 10th centuries What to the mind and and provide the main- of a condemned man Madi- Aero as the Brldaa *• Giant Claw Rawhide Trail west slightly a for his learn- (Guy north, they gob- Buying son, he moved from the Am- at • dog capacity of this All 8«a GUt of Love •• Return to WarboW the heart, what to the bled the spring spectacular on condition he marries kn happens up enormous base at about the of Christ- in Milan Kigk son) * ing meaning brosiana Library to the AU Mina to Give Girl Most Likely Ride Out for Revenge of Douglas from ** •• depth one’* being, to the whole Liuchow, If could production Edison unnamed woman (Rhonda Flem- Alllfator Named Datar God la My Partner Rising of the Moan they move 300 mas through the model Pat of (he Vatican human headship Library Marshall’s Ambuah at Cimarron Golden Ago of Comedy Rockabilly Baby person, when circum- more miles to novel, Filmed against ing). He is not to her but Kweiyang, to understand in Rome. Not well known is pursue Pass they O’Donnel, trying so the Gun Duel In Durango Rooney stance forces a man through the would grandeur of the being Madison he does! She Apache Warrior Gun Glory Run Silent. Run •• surely split the Burma sup- his son Harold returns home his career as Vatican Norwegian Guy Deep who diplomat, it is April Lore •• Ounalght Ridge * of and fjords, with him without Sabu and the Maglo Ring experience a prolonged to “The Mountain after the heavily charged bullwhips a •• * ply Chungking. Korean war, Visitor to leaving Around the World In Handle With Care Bad Sack getting as Apostolic Poland, action suspended moment of crises and tells but many situations are mark. Her Indian Mb Dora Hell Canyon Outlaws St. Louis Blues •* Road” the story of an Amer- mixed with his dress bodyguard (she up designer Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Fin- Attack novel has been hard to in- is half but of the Puppet High Flight Search for Paradis* tragedy? Many a ican demolition team —all in which Mor- stomach. Savagery a breed) fights him, moving are episodes land, and Russia. This was bis People . Hell Ship Mutiny Seven Hills of Roma cludes the of written on the sub- those 300 clawing out a man’s Guy tags along with the lady’s Beast of Budapeat Hired Oun Sheepman •• successfully along miles, from the ris “flubs” his through with of labor in the way field trying days Beginning of the Bad Kong Affair Sing ** but none better than eye by a trained the Hong Sing Boy ject, “The Province to Kweichow. tremendous heart and marvelous falcon; chop- fur-trapping expedition, asserts Big Beat •• How Murder Rich Kwangsi before War I came to to a Slim Carter just World off of ping a man’s hand and the his boss and husband. * •• Mountain Road.” humor. The Jewish position as Black Scorpion Uncle Snowflre ; It is a of and phraseology, a close. In Poland he story dynamite alternately of Bolahoi Ballet i Accuse 1 In November, the “execution” a Viking chief in The shrew is thus Space Children 1944, spine of roads the into human nature hero and tamed, sparing •• destruction, crawling insights became outcast to the Bombera B-M International Spook Chaser of the a pit of ravenous wolves. Japanese Navy had been her elegant wardrobe which is Bridge on Hirer Kwal Invisible Boy Stopover Tokyo with refugees, a of may remind one ,of the Molly Polish as laid their story pain, people, they Campbell'a Kingdom It's Great to Be Young Story of Mankind • broken. While its few The much more suitable for social hi- remaining and the of but there is dram* presents violent en- Chaae Crooked Jacauellne cruelty incredible cal- Berg type show, varying politicalfortunes at his a , Story of Vickie forces were their last between than the hinter- Shadow * Jamboree making lousness no and no false mity a fearless, brutal jinks scouting 9ummer Love of war. It is also the sentimentality feet the time he served as Chaaiag during the Bun James Dean Story Ten Command- convulsive efforts to stay son (Kirk; of a lands. Colorful and sometimes un- alive, story of depth of human under- sets of values. Nuncio in Warsaw. Douglas) Viking . Cinerama South Seaa Joa Dakota ments •••• American submarines chieftain (Ernest funny, there are Adventure Last Stagecoach Watt That methodi- standing and compassion, of Elick Moll has genuine tal- Borgnine) and intentionally Night The author’s lias led Cole Younger. Gun- Let's Rock This Is Russia their interest a slave some nuances. cally sharked deadly way in proud (Tony suggestive • * courage and conscience. ent creating characters who Curtis), cap- fighter Man from God's Three Brave Men closer him to develop particular tured and closer to the land of like real aspects from the British in- Country Music Boy Country Jets The act people. as an Thundering is done. of the life of XI which have Courage of the Sun. The writing superbly Pius fant. He turns Black Beauty Manhunt Jungle Thunder Over Tangier Rising Japanese out to be the •• *• Author White has son Cowboy Merry 'Andrew Time Lock written three not before been so In New Catholic PIUS THE POPE reported. Craah * •• dream and the sudden glory of XI, AND THE of the chieftain a Landing Miaourl Travelers Tin Star ••• all of which turned by Northum- books, out to MAN. Zsolt Aradi. so, he has wan- Crooked Circle Mustang Torero were faded and By Hanover doing however, brian queen. Empire gone. This gives special Damn Citixen ** > be both best sellers and Book-of- dered that in the end Book Releases No Time for Ser- Toughest Guy In The life lines of House. $4.50. for afield, so to Deep Six • ** conquest had (Suitable gen- point a ferocious, climactic ax geants Tombstone the-Month •• selections. “The Moun- we do not have a Deeralayer Octet Town Like Alice been cut. From the south of Chi- eral reading.) personal por- battle between the two is a of Cath- men (ac- Following listing Destination 80,000 Old YeUer 10 Million Miles t* tain Road” eminently deserves but Pius XI died the trait, more of a survey of na plagues of on very eve tually half Chock full olic books released this Diamond Safari One That Got Away •• Earth bombers blocked the honor. From this brothers). week and the single story of the second World the political and social problems Duel at Apache Well Operation Madball •• Under Fire out sun and flared the Tokyo War. His of rip and roar, viciousness and the Catholic Uni- compiled by Enemy Below Paris Warrior** stretching out over the time-peri- with which the had to deal. Holiday Underwater nights with flames of early wrote before Pope this excite, ■nemy from Pawnee Up In Smoke jellied na- biographers gore, may some peo- America Space od of there versity of library. ••• a week, emerges a his while This new will contrib- Escapade in Japan Peril White Huntress death, later ones were biography sicken others. It’s palm. ple; a long, Escape from sense of man, of the universal, ute to the Studies In Medieval Culture, by Charles Red Rock Persuader Windjammer To the the forced by the war to wait some interesting background from stop planes, Tokyo lavish, blood-curdler. H. Haskins. A reprint of a work U- Escape Terror Plunder Road Wolf Dog of a moment of truth that is of this • Command decreed 10 Pontiff, lustraUng tha madiaval clvllluUon Face In the Night Proud Rebel World Was His Jury High an all- years before having access to complete picture and wonderful. through Fort Massacre Pursuit of Graf Spee •• Young Land heartening "The the for those fa- Ha Latin Utaratura. (Unger. out attack on the Chinese main- documents of his career. In particularly already From Hell 54.90). From Hell to Texas Quantrill’s Raiders Eero Hour •• Mountain to Texas Road” may never make miliar with Gentle Touch land. the that time Pius has fallen under previously published Split Generalissimo’s Good Into Thy Hands, by Slatar Mary I. the 10 books but great category the shadow of books Pius XI. (Family) O’Connor. A aarlaa of refactory read- forces, nullify the miracle of the his successor pres- on it does what literature is inn for tha Bundaya of racoUaction. Morally Burma sup- These Unobjectionable for air lift, then maybe the ently reigning from the Oachair days every big romantic originally uaad in a convent of Marcy. to do. It contributes monster could have posed some of star must shine in at least (Abbey Press. St. Melnrad. Ind. S3). a time to Peter, one Adults and Adolescents hidden hu- lick lasting value, some Zsolt big This Roma, by Sapp Schuller. A travel aulda its wounds and catch its Aradi’s purpose seems to Intentions Western. one brings us to the for June Uluatrated with mapa and Una draw- NEW MOVIES: Return of Voice in Mirror man insight reader’s vi- Don Bravados; Draeula; the breath. be to show that there has been Murray, cowboy hero of Inga. (HaUcon Press, Baltimore, SI .90). carious Tha Father’s in- Astounding She Monitor experience. Holy general “Bus Autobiography, by St. Theresa of tha Hear Me Good Safecracker the of “The Mountain an in in a which • At time oversimplification Stop,” story •• * depicting tention for June is; l ChUd Attlli Helen Morsan Story Saint Joan hews Jesus. A completely new trane- the life of more to Hell on Devil’* Island Sayonara ••• SEIDMAN AND SON. Elick Achille Rattl as that closely convention- latlon of tha revised definitive French Awakening By Bitter Victory of Devotion to the Sacred Heart. al Western edition by tha lata Magr. Ronald Hit and Run Scotland Yard Dragnet Moll. Putnam. a quiet librarian, well in his pattern and is, in Black Tent *3.»5. (Suitable for Knox. (Kenedy. 54.90). Hold That Hypnotist Sea Wife The mission intention * 60s, become an active sug- many ways, better suited to fam- Blond* Blackmailer Hot Rod Girl Seventh Sin general reading.) Book-of-the- suddenly Tha Uniate Saatern Churches, by Adri- for the of ily Blood Arrow Hot Rod Rumble She Creature i diplomat, a Nuncio, an Archbish- gested Apostleship .audiences. an Fortescue. A reprint of a 1993 Break Fir* Month Club, June. la the Clrel* Hunchback of Notre She Played With the is! adtUon; deals with tha Byzantine Rite op, a Cardinal and then Prayer by Pope Camp on Blood Uland Dam* Showdown at Boot HIU Pope. Murray plays a peace-loving in Italy. Sicily, Syria and Egypt. •• This,is an offbeat, funny, warm Carole** Year* Blesal Sinner His thesis is that his That justice and reign fellow who is (Frederick Ungar. 54.90). book education, peace young none the less Cartouche I Married Slaughter on Tenth that is a pleasure to read. a Woman x his Middle Prodlael Case In study of men and events, and in the East. fast on the draw. He is hunted Shephard, by Ralph Pfau. The Against Brooklyn the Money Avenue the terms it autobiography of a who found- Cait a Dark Shadow Although dustjacket his priest Iron Bh*riff Snorkel contacts with men of all down ed ** by a cattle baron whose the NaUonal Clergy Conference Cattle Empire Joe Butterfly •• So Lovely. So Deadly a it is an extended novel, really on Alcoholism and devotes his time Chlcafo Confidential * Johnny Trouble •• Something of Value •• walks of life and mold- son he killed in a prepared fair fight. To China Oat* monologue by Morris Seldman to conducting retreats and giving lec- Journey to Freedom Stakeout on Dope Street aid he starts cattle about his wife escape a tures. (Llpplncott. 53.99). Copper Sky Junsle Heat Suicide BattaUon Sophie, his son Colossus of New York Killer stampede kills his on the Wall TaU Stranger Vfhich enemy’s Count Flt* and Die •• Kinks Go Forth Taming Sutton's Gal Start from tho bottom second son. he Croaa-Up Finally dispels Land Unknown Teenage Bad Girl New Books Evaluated Planes Are Blessed Cry Baby Killer Last Brldk* 3:10 to Yuma ••• and in animosity comes,up favor • Cura* of the Demon ' Law A Jake Wad* •• Thunder Road up ...with now car* by saving the life of a third Ireland The Dalton Girls Lesend of Lost Tiajuana Story Tbit classification it pripartd But Sellers, of son DUBLIN, (NC) the x A WEDDING by University Dangerous Youth Lin* Up Time Limit ’’ at risk of his own. This sounds entire fleet of the Aer Lingus, Dateline Tokyo pots from BREHM'S. Scranton. Classification: 1. General reading; 11. Adults only be- Lisa Time to Love and a but in trite the handling producer Irish Air Lines whose planes all Day of the Bad Man Lure of the Swamp Time to Die cause advanced content and immoral of (a) style : (b) Ungtsage and director Death In Small Dosea Macabre Dead contrived bear at Tip on a Jockey RECEPTION have a name* of saints, lifted up Demonlaqu* • 111. IV. Mont*. Carlo Story Triple Deception or incidents; Permissible for discriminating adults; Not • clean, outdoor show for the local here and Dine Murder •• Brosdlooms with last* robust, airport re- Reported Trooper Hook recommended class reader. Doctor et Lars* * My Man Godfrey ••• AT THE to any of Western fans. ceived its annual blessing. True Story of Lyme tag beauty Escapade Naked In the Sun Stuart * HOTKI Plus XI: Til* Poaa and tha Mill (D, (D, by Harold C. Gardiner, S.J. Flam* •• Honest Barrier No Down Payment Unearthly value prices *a Father by Ziolt Aradl Haw »• a (D, by Prank k Flood Tide Oregon Passage Unholy Wife •• (0. by Harry Jr. IndiNndanl Man Barnard Gllbrath Fort Bowie Oklahoma Woman Unknown Terror Win* Ttila Rina (Da), by Louia H. Burba Slow Burner . by Mana Gardnar Baan help a anappy Souza march beat. Fine Another Time. Another Girl In the Woods X. Murder RrWal anae. K. Comultanl Caaay Stanaal The Paialanato City (Hb). by lan Stuart One theme aaaaber rather ahtaw (D. by Frank Graham Jr. for the family. Place x Goddess Rouge Et Nolr Bp ■ i Tha Haw Vark Yankaaa (D. by Frank Black Him 11. *•• Oldfield 34)100 BonJour Trlsteaa* Going Steady • Seven Guns to Mesa (IV). by Juno* My Fair Lady BrUßaat aaaladlo Oraham Jr. A Caie of Conuionco Blue Brothers Karamasor Haunted *••• 333 North Denim Competent tragic com- adaptation of Shaw's eoaaedy abent the Stranger South Pacific Broad Street AMPLE Twenty-Pour Hours of Lo Mons (Ua), Bliah Cabirla ** PARKINO SPACE edy about troubled and Hell’s Highway Stag* Struck teenagert their Ceaknay flower-girl tranafarmei by She br J. A. Cresolre Deioerate Million (Urn), by Brand and China Doll High N. J. unhelpful Perente. Include* tome Cost of Loving **** Strang* Caa* of Dr. Elizabeth, AIR CONDITIONED Walubirf pro- Brand profeeaor of Seeae leer Tho BaHl# of Oettysburo (D. Frank Cool and the •• br fanity and tanda to glamorize Craay x Hot Spell Manning (D, by Julian Cal- extra- broad humor In eoanee featuring her ••• A. Haskell tt. Dlnean'a Bonn Cry Terror • marital affair. Kathy Teacher’s Pet Elizabeth 3*8300 ESTIMATES raffuh father. ** Tho lye of tho (torn (IV), br John lander Darby’s Rankers •• Lady Takes a Flyer • Ten North Frederick and CHEERFULLY Hearno The Thing About Clarliu (D, by Rob- Bov Friend - Rollicking Expert Cleaning GIVEN revival of Oh Captain Indecent qulpe and Desire Under the Elms** Long Hot Summer •• This Hippy Feeling Tho Way of tho Conductor (D, br Karl erta SI. C. Cook delightful family-style *how Fiend amiably coatumea help acuttle the latlrlc mual- Without a Face Maracaibo * Time Without Pity Repairing too. Tha Northern Light (Ha), by A. J. satlrtalng mualcal Fighting Wild Kntofor (the comadias of the cal aaga of a tea-going Lothario. Cat* Marjorie Morning- Too Much Too Soon Tho var-anxtoua Sto*Macs Mr. Rock and Roll (lie), by Marc to suggest modest par- song*. Woman OlrU in Prison Oralaon The Underoreund City mb), by H. L. allels. My Gun la Quick Sunrlto at Campobelle Strong, Baby Faeo Nelson * Girls mov- on the Loose 'Naked Orslnl (lla), by Michael St. John Packs Humei Africa ing drama about r.D.R.’e courage The Dark at the Top of In Back From the Dead God's Little Acre • Naked Paradise All About Men (da), by Joseph H. Pock The Political Virgin (1U). by Viola lima tho stairs— Starts June 25 Poignant overcoming tho crippling handicap of Beautiful But Dancer- Gold of Naples Mew Wed., th Prod leal Shephard (Ha), by Ffau The Affair (IV), by Ham Konlngiberg- drama of an lrasclblo married 1.000 Years From and * Pair painfully poUo. •ua Gunbattle at Montarer •• ar groping toward Pajama Game Htrshbera mutual Two for undorstandlng. the Sooaaw Clover, two- BUck Patch Hall Bound Theuohta In Include* some quits Pal Joey x tho Wilderness (lla), by Nleht March (D, by Bruce Lancaater character candid comedy condoning lUldt lovo Blonde In Hell J. B. Priestley discussion of marital Intimacies. Bondace Driven Panama Sal : The Wide World of John and relying heavily for humor upon Blood of Dracula ■ Hlch HeU Tho World of Svelvn Waush (lla). Steinbeck (D, ■ndaamo Panin In the Parlor edi- Garrulous, eccentric play suggestive Unas and situations. • by Paler Liaca Bonnie Parker Story Hlch School Paris Does Strance ■AKER » ted br Charles Rolo permeated with a«pagan philosophy of BELLEVUE CAPITOL Two Oentlemen of Vtrona Bop Girl Goea Confidential •• first Lady of the South (D, by lshbel Rough Read Heme (D. by Mellaaa despair. Beguil- Calypao Thlncs Bride •• Boos Mathar ing. Canadian production of Shako- and the Beaat House of Numbers Parislenne Barden District Bride la Much Too Invasion of * A Terrible Beauty (Hb). by Arthur J. Two new short ipairs’* youthful comedy on tho rival the Sauoer Portland Expose Dow Uppor The Old Bleed (lib), by Edsar Mittal • Montclair Union pl*3 bT Tennessee claims of friendship and love. Beautiful Men City Roth ?,. Williams, again Portrait of an .Unknown holxer Confeaalona Naked Under Capricorn morbidly preoccupied with perversion. Tho ef Felix I Was a Teenase Woman (Hb), br Olat Visit Starring the Lunt*. a The Leem Krull Ruhen of Hlitery (tlb>. by Herbert grim, Frankenstein Pride and the Passion Jamaica Lively harrowing European play about J. Muller calypso vehicle Cop Hater 1 Was Ware- for a small town's of mass a Teenace Razzia I How to Oa Nethlno with Nobody All song-stylist Lana Horne. act treachery. OR TANI Tha Blanket Some cop Curee of rrankenatein wolf Reform School Girl CAPITOL, Passaic Alone by Yourself (Ha), by A. J. Murray tumes Disturbingly reaffirms Uia cynic’s crood (D, by Robert P. skimpy; soma lyrics risque. Dedalon at Sundown Island In the Sun that every ** Scrsamlnc Miml Hatkontaek Smith The Chaim at Pear (Ila). by N. Narokov man has hi* price. Ll*l Abner RoUiektea Deep Adventure Island Women • Starts Wod., 2 maatcat r* Short Out to Hell July West SMs Story Stock • Sauarclo tho fisherman (lla). br Franco Anthalear at Beat Shert-Shart Starlet aaoaUng tho (say. eccentric world of modern Dealcnlnc Woman Jeanne Eadea * Silk Stockincs • Despatch. "Romeo and Juliet" musical, aat amid Devtl'a General • Selinas (Ha), edited by Robert Oberflret 17. S. A. Soma inadequate Jailhouae Rock l Sorority Girl * oootaaalag Manhattan taan-gang warfare. Accepts Devll'a Hairpin Jet • The Undiscovered Tha Immortal (IV), by Walter and sporadic risque bits. Pilot 1 Story of Esther CosteDe Country (111), by Jay Roaa unorthodox ‘‘private’* marriage and In- Dlaembodted Joker la Wild • J and Audrey Wala Orgheui Rlohtv \Ha>. tsok Bask Stowaway Girl at by Vincent In Ansar A vivid start- cludes much raw language. Domino Kid Juvenile Juncle X Sun Also Rises * Victory: Tho Lard Sheean Ung British Lite of Nolun (Ha), play about a young mar- Who Wat That Lady I Saw Don't Go Near tha Kina Creole Yau Wlfhf Sweat Smell of Success* CECIL 8. • DeMILLE’S by Oliver Warner Daybreak UU>, ried pair bitterly at odda amid tbs Wafer • by Prank G. Slaughter —Daffy farce with Pater Lind Hayaa KUs Them for Me Tarnished Ansels* pressures of Postwar living. Tho Includes faking Draxatrlp Girl * Mountain Road (I), br Theodore H. Demerit! Million (11a). by an F.8.1. mission to impress Lafayette Escadrllle Teenase Doll Welaabers soma objectionable Unas, and frowaa Draaatrlp While laaloua wife Riot ■ Land of and Brand Mary Healy. Act I goo* Destiny Teenace Wolf-Pack but lightly upon extramarital love. 1> • In for *omo racy and Anxious Last Paradise Land Without Justlca (He), by m«rlt»l quip*. This Ancry Ace Mllovaa Escape From Djtles Ban Left Handed Gun Three Faces of Eve Quentin Les Girls ** Death Town on Trial of a Spinster (D. br Trances Every Second Counts Little Hut z Until *• Buncombe They Sal) the “The Face In Crowd Live Fast. Die Younc Valeria Ten Patterns Farewell Arms In Comparative Reltelen (lla).. to Lone Haul Wayward Bus •• by Mtrcea Ellada Television Female Animal Lost Laeoon Wayward Girl Female Juncle Love In the Afternoon Will Rock Shacklaton and tho Antarctic (H. Matings Success Spoil br Fernandel the Dress- Love Slaves Mercery and James richer of the Hunter maker Amason Woman of the River My Thirty-third Year (D. br Oerhard The Forbidden Desire Machine Gun Kelly legion of rated and Wild x A. Tittkau Decency these film, when uere released. There hr Younc they first may changes m due to Afternoon of on Author Ula), r. Scott some, cuts mud* when the films were Commandments'’ prepared for television use. Pitacoraid Generally, however, the Separate Classification Legson ot Damn/ be ratings may accepted as correct moral television 140 «•*•> Observation: Menu's Boordlno House (I), by John evaluations of these films. A. iX* This film bund on th* Bibllc.l .account of the D. Ttuaorald SATURDAY* JUNI II orlaln of man In Uto Book of Gonoala It reverently and roll* 4 p.m. (11)-Four Jllla In a Jeep (Adulta. Adolaacanta) Tho CothoHc Viewpoint of Coosershln It an. Western Pacific Aaant (Adulta. Adolescents) #p tdach and ixitplre* However, tho aontaUonal 3:30 p.m. (D Ona Foot In Haavon (Family) *n •dvortiita*®£* f0.30 am. (T> Heartbeat (Adulta. Adolaacanta) tend* to n**at* th* apirttual moUvaUon of th« 3 30 p.m.(4) Rtdara to tho Stars (Family) filmiw m*korii w Noon (ID Basketball FU (Family) and roatricta the vUwlni to apodal audltnco. • a p.m. (») Romance on the Ranee (Family) 1S:30 p m. (S) I Shot Jesse Jamaa (Adulta. Adolaacanta) 3 30 p.m. (11) Under Colorado Sktoe (Family) 11:30 p.m.(t) Sinsint Hltla (Family) Condemned 0 p.m. (5) Pink Strlnc andSealinc Wax (Oblactionabla) 1 pm. iT> Jam Sosrion (Adulta. Adolaacanta) A don Mo 10:30 (13) Flshtins RaU of Tobruk (AdulU. Adolop- CeaahN** •an. of Lava I p.m. ll.niPtt pm. ID Shanahal Oaaturo (Objectionable: Bandit TV* 6th cants) 01*1 Man AUto (Adulta. Adolaacanta) DotU ha tta Plash Windmill 1:13 am. ID Brief Encounter (AdulU. Adoleecenta) Snow Is Black S p.m. (11) Outlaw (ramlly) Doanarato Woman. TV* * * Wyomind WIDNISDAY. JUNI If Mitaou Smilea of a Summer IRELAND LOURDES ROME *3O p.m. (D Bohamlan Otrl (Paaally) rwn.il Liao 10 am. A 1:30 p.m.(3) Mysterious Doctor (Family) Moon (a Bln* Ntfht . M,n rro» Taaaa (Adulta. Adolaacanta) FrfoFra* No IP' 10 am. (T) Orchid* M* Mas S1:30. Scarf (AdulU. Adolcaconta) Youa* and the Daamed 0:10 A 11:10 pm. (13) 10.000 Men A Year (Family) I pm. (1$) Journey Into LUbt (AdulU. AdoloaconU) * p.m. (3) Man of Evtt (Objactlonablai HONORING 1:30 p.m (0) That Uncertain FaoUns (Objactlonablai CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AT p.m. 10 (11) Centennial Summer (Adulta. Adolaacanta) 1:30 pm. (11) Tokyo FIM 111 (Objectionable) II pm. (T) Pillow of Death (Objectionable) « P.mtil) Four JUla In a Jaap (AdulU. AdoloaconU) 11:11 p.m.U) Sea of Coat (TamUyi SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES Shlpe 1:10 p.m. (D Inride Story (Family) 11:30 a m. (4) Radio City Raveta (Family) 8:30 pm. (4) Let's Make Music (Family) 1:30 am. (D Croea of Lorraine (Objectionable) 0 p.m. (1) Rldln' Down the (Family) - - - - Canyon Catholic IRELAND FRANCE SWITZERLAND ITALY SUNDAY. JUNI u Radio, Television vtoting 11 pm.(3) BUck Book (Adults. Adalearonu) 10 a m. (T) Hope long C'aaatdy Ralurna (Family) II pm. (!) Cariboo TraU (Family) • Noon (D My Brother Talka In Horace (Family) IMS p.m (D Little Kidnappers (Adulta. Adolescents! 1 pm. ID Heidi (Family) Bar. Stephen M. Ktlcarr. 10R am. (D Fish Under Personal of 130 tins Saabeea (Family) TELEVISION Spiritual Leadership p.m. (D Woman In While (AdulU. Adolaacanta) 10:30 P m. WCBS Church of th* Air. TMURSOAYa JUNI 14 SUNDAY. I p.m. JUNI 11 ill) Alone the Oroaon Trail (Family) at 4 1:* Btahop James P. Davi* of San Juam 4JM. am. (8) Lady Takaa A Cluac* (AdulU. T 30 A 10 Man ® Look Up and p m. If) AUve (Adulta. U»o. A Man for Our th* Adnloaconta) AdolaacanU) "Way Tim**—St. John HIS MOST REVEREND 3 30. P IS to Oo Horn*." bp R*v. EXCELLENCY, A 11:00 pm.(ID Pin Up Girl (Adulta. Adolee- Domini* Bapuat." 10 am. IT) Scarf (AdulU. AdolaacanU) Rover. cental O.P. 1 pm. MONDAY, JUNI II (ID Eternally Yours lOhiactionable’ Noon ID 1030 a m. (4) Santa Fa Paaeose (Faaally) Chriatophor PVoiram 00 • Pm. " TW ~ HMrt MERLIN J. or 30 (11) Tokyo FUa 311 (Objectionable) Positive Valuoa Uen4 GUILFOYLE sanVnancibco 1030 p.m. Oh Straaaar in rtim (Adults. Adolaeoanta) (11) Four Maklna." VoSsum* ' Pm. JUla In a Jaap (Adults. AdolaacanU) •if Codrt* 11 1* ID Top Banana J Hardwick*. William Luadl B.M P m. (ObJscUnaablo) WSOU orSO _ 0 30 pm.(D Flaxy pa Thom Marttn (Adulta. AdaleacaaU) **n. Jmrrr Wald. Faaally 1110 om. (4> Caroor ‘ (Family! 3 30 A 10 ») Cariboo Trail pm. (Family) 1 am.Ill) Biaboo SAILING from NEW YORK AUGUST 16 MONDAY. JUNI II Fulton j. Sb*«n 11 pm. ID Senator Was Indiscreet Adalssesotri TUIsbAY, JUNI 14 10 A IJO (D (Adulta. -Uf* la Wnrtb U*ta* - „ am pm GwGetur 00 “ (Family) a pm. (T) NUbl (Family IJB UrlP ‘*“#d am, Key p m. 14)—Catholic in 10 (T) Scarf (Adulta. A dole areata: Hour. foSaA* the R.M.S. MAURETANIA of the CUNARO LINE U IS pm.(D Sons of tba Thin Man (AdulU. AdaUacaote) I pm. JUNI (ID Woman el the Town (AdulU. TNUSSOAY, Id WIDNSJOAV. JUNI AdoMsroau) II.M a.m ID Hidden Valley OuUawe (Family) 11 130 pm (0) Pentha Villa Naturae (AdulU. W*° U Adaleecenta) raioAY, juni if ur,u - BL Amm no ALL 130 pm. (ID Tekre FUa 111 (ObJaetUnable. ARRANGEMENTS BY CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEAGUE 10 am (T) Scarf (Adulta. Adolaacanta) ».P.WI. 0 pm. *lll Four JUla la a Jaap (Adulta. AdelaecanU) *JO pjb. WBNX I pm. (ID Otaat Rupert (Family) RADIO St Stephen* 0 30 pm. (4) VUUda (Family) Church. No****. • 30 And Than Thera Warn None (Adulta. Ado- 030 pm (D Brathar Bat (Adults. Ada SUNDAY. JUNI II tern ante) TNUItDAY, JUNI U •ctß a.as. and am id) San* ef Tanas (Family WNKW—~S*cr*d Hurt.* 100 <,M) B:3B pm.(ID Takya FUa 111 'OhJeettoaable: ~ hm< T3O pm (PI Certbaa Trail lON INFORMATION WRITE (Family) 4 (11> Four VubJ? Pm. JUU la a Joap (Adulta. Adalaacoole) • maa.WOB—Marian * 30’ 11 ** lU> “**’* *bU (AdulU. Ada- Thwatar. WSOU 910 ioui Pm. OB Cana John Surer (AdulU. Adeleecaata) Ac* Marta laacanu) ’ •34}M •* rraad*. Pm. (4) Trail ef UM VUUenlas (Family) ****:-*to*r 11 pm ID Double Ufa (AdulU. Ada laacanu: to Jtottoa. • Pm. •■*■***£-<*»*»» PIIOAY. JUNI it* be OM Cheyanna (Family) *•». IF °* II M pm. « t-mur Loot* J. Twamap. (j. m ,0'J Sraucl *•- O.M A «*««—..mai ar*° “ BmH **" ffiatljoUr tteague *■-“••••*'; ! HB pp (ID JuoUr Mlaa (FamUy* . totarractal JWM rZ£JZ s?'•«* B pm. til) Captain's FaradUa (ObJoetiaoaMai MB * fTl A,, Pm. WBCA Cattail* H*ur NLW YORK NIW YORK * • ’* u ** r* •*»•« *■* «*■ • WSOU *M>*- .1141 BROAOWAY. ?). 30 pm.(11l Without Waralna (Adults. Adaloacoutri •wtoa *i» tout SctJLilbM.**' tor Btortton. b«. B. foul 7Z, 11 P-m (D HelUaU (OhJ^?l£![.bJoi 10 am. iTI Banrf (Adulta. Ada Maraud) II P-m (T) NUbt WBNX - Perpetual Mai* Kay (Fanrily) MB Bm * pm fID Fererer end A Day (Family) WMCA Aon Mart* Hanr ***£• *m (D Carthoo TraU (Family) AM pm UU Takya FUa til ;> *«» nt_BL Co«U|,. (FM> UTmiilUniblal 1111 (D - Hear W pm Hidwnamif Ntaht s Draoaa (FamUy* MB ►j* the Pia. WVNJ Th* Uotod Heoarr, June 1958 THE To Record Catholic 20, ADVOCATE 7 Birth Control Intellectual Results Blurb Backfires

WASHINGTON (NC) Catholic scholars and their On Planned Parenthood work will be recorded in a register to be established here Group 0. the Commission on TOLEDO, (NC)—Parents “But since by Catholic Cultural and Intellectual you want this to parents of babies of newborn new as re- children in the To- Affairs. baby to have all the time and in the ' ported newspapers. ledo area will find two * leaflets care are able you to give, you The leaflet cover Purpose of the “National Register of in their depicts a American Cath- mailboxes from now . probably prefer not to have an- mandonna and child. It reads: ollc Scholarship” is make in- to on, instead of just one. other too soon. If advice for formation available to “WHAT research years will be For time A PRIVILEGE is necessary to com- some the Planned spacing the births of your chil- in organizations seeking specialized pile the Parenthood yours cooperating with 'information covering the League has dis- dren is not available through the skills and to educational institu- Good God in His years 1930 to 1960. The tributed leaflet to loving act register a new par- your physician, come to of tons us. planning to acad- will be another member of the strengthen kept up to date sys- a few weeks after births creating by ents, "Our doctors at Planned Par- emic programs. human tematic revision. announced in the family. Because are daily enthood through The commission said in state- League can help you. and a ‘‘The your love trust in each will include a newspapers. from project They give medical advice ment its at 620 so God has blessed headquarters record of all Now the other, you by leaflet will that have children Ave. N. that three Catholics, who, league’s you can Michigan W., entrusting this soul to through be leaflet when tiny your significant study, re- joined by a published you want them and when care and the Toledo guidahce. search, writing or other creative by Diocesan Coun- you best able to take are care “This tiny infant is at activity, have made or are mak- cils of Catholic Men and of your American Edits Wom- and enjoy them. We charge mercy for all his and AD MULTOS ing noteworthy Contributions en. needs; ANNOS: Rev. to no more than afford Thomas F. you can Father Burke, pastor, Our Lady Queen of Peace, field God, as a loving will any of intellectual en- to pay.” Gregorianum ONE OF TIIE never let you want for His deavor,” said the commission planned par- help Maywood, receives congratulationsfrom a group of distinguished visitors following ROME (NC) - Rev. William enthood and of statement. blurbs turned guidance in this his silver jubilee in the recently AT A MEETING of the Ful- rearing his mass June 13, in observance priesthood From left A. Van has been named in the child. James Roo, S.J., up mailbox of Mr. and precious Msgr. A. Hughes Vicar ton County Council of Catholic General, Auxiliary Bishop Martin W. editor of HERBERT Mrs. “It is our Stanton and Gregorianum. He be- H. Fockler, former- William Kuniseh of St. earnest prayer Auxiliary Men, Mr. Kunisch showed the Bishop Walter W. Curtis. comes the first American to hold ly associated with the Library of Elizabeth parish in Richfield your hopes and dreams for this unsolicited which had the post the leaflet, child be on review Congress, has been di- a Toledo suburb. may realized and that quarterly appointed Center, irritated him. In the discus- of and this infant will theology philosophy rector of the Informa- Mr. and be not pub- register. Mrs. Kuniseh had sion which he reared, followed, sug- lished by the of the Pon- tion on work only as but child faculty scholarly completed just had their 10th yours, as a Families Mix child. The gested that another sort of Picnic tifical Gregorian and now in of God. University. progress, is being oldest of Kuniseh , the young- leaflet be sent to Father might par- Prayer Van born a “May who had Roo, 43, in gathered through search of ters is 11. you the tre- pub- ents of bom children. NEWTON However Milwaukee newly mendous you held what is be- and a member of the lished and distribution of Ridgewood, Paul and sources by The of privilege assisting look at Maureen of St. Jo- cover the Planned He has written after it—it was unusual. It lieved to be Missouri Jesuit of it, con- in His act of the first Province, has questionnaires to individual creation, never combined seph’s, and of Parenthood leaflet was a day of Newton, a group League’s sultation with and the recollection, at- day of recollection and taught at the Catholic others, deliberately frustrate God's family volunteer theology university scholars. read: tended young women. “Congratulations on leaflet has been by 88 adults and 132 ever since he your approved by plan for the picnic ever. obtained his doc- The commission peopling of earth was founded in but since baby, . . .” J. of children, aged three months to AT 3 P.M. THE torate in there in Inside, Bishop George Retiring and, still for the Host to the Cana- parents fol- theology 1951. 1946. more, peopling 18 Ridgewood parents were told: Toledo. years. It was also a It, too, will be mailed ofHis family lowed Abbot Charles into heavenly world." ites, 44 families of them, was the picnic, with for breaks praying. Abbott camp recreation hall for Charles V. Coristan. a re- It happened last Saturday at 0.5.8. treat conference. Teenager* St. Paul’s Abbey here, when had their own conference with the Cana of group Mt. THE DAY Father 0.5.8. Carmel, BEGAN with 11 Jude, Mass The a.m. and Family Com- packing of picnic equip- munion in ment, the Abbey Church. toys and children fol- lowed GEORGIAN COURT Then the short and the came drive out family cars made of the flock to the their once pick lakeside grounds of way, more, to the COlllGl Camp St. Abbey where Benedict on the Ab- Church, the day Conducted loves roasted by tho Sisters of Mercy bey property. closed with Benediction of the Everybody crisp, golden brown turkeyi For a Dinner- FOUR-YEAR COURSE Blessed LEADING TO Three of Sacrament. hours in- time Success ...give them the like best. . meat B.A. picnicking parts they . white and B.S. DEGREES cluded The day was nature study walks, adjudged a suc- cess the for Mom ...dark meat Well-Integrated tours of the lake by and ◄ for Dad ...drumsticks for the kids. program In Liberal in the picnickers Kings Real Art«, Fine Arts, camp’s the Science, Music, Home motor Benedictines, who’ll be supermarkets launch, athletic events glad eating enjoyment! Compare the quality and of Economics, Business to price Kings turkeys Administration, with arrange a similar for prizes, and of ice outing Teacher for plenty Training Elementary and other more less bone and we s . . . . cream and soda interested family groups meat, per pound . know that you pop. Secondary Schools, Fully Accredited. during June and late Address: While the August. will has the SISTER SECRETARY raced be convinced that Kings the "pick of flock." kiddies As the Georgian the pioneer picnickers Court around, parents able College were started Lakewood, homeward New Jersey to relax. On hand they were T-r- as baby sit- tired but Blue Ribbon Tundur had Boltsvillo ters happy they were Sisters de Vincent recreated physically, and re- Ip* Your slLc7 created spiritually. Double Guarantee of U.S7VO / Swre N -%» ' Satisfaction ' RCD U. S Dtpt. SCISSORS of Agrioultun Tests Sool and famous Beauty Kings turkeys i COUPONS * •LUK RIBBON quality. **<.. ;/ v for free 3 gifts. , Denounced y v 7 oven-ready — \ . > • ■ s'* 5-9 lbs. SANTA FE, N. M. Bath- * % » r. . - ing beauty contests were de- scribed here as “indecent ex- c posure of human bodies” and "occasions of sin to wicked men” I by Archbishop Edwin V. al£ Byrne. Hill BREASTED WITH SAVORY The 6000NISS, Archbishop took the occa- HIAVY WITH SWIIT RICH MEAT/kINOS sion of TURRITS a public procession to the ARI THI BIST I Shrine of Sacred Heart Cathedral BLUBBLUR RIBBON BONILISS to _ make the statement. g*

REFERRING chuck roast.:?:, to a chamber- 59 RY sponsored contest in nearby Al- STAHLMBYIR LIVBRWURBT buquerque without it the mentioning 1?; HI-SPOT, zesty, clear, bright, by name, he said: ‘‘lf the Cham- bologna bers STAHLMBYIR SKINLESS taste-awaking lemon drink. Fam- of Commerce in New Mexi- co must use such wicked means long franks - ily-Size bottle. to john 65i Delectable mixer! advertise and be- LEMON SODA publicize our FBBSHLV OROUND loved state, then instead of bring- chuck * ing prosperity to our state, they chopped 69( will bring God’s displeasure.” FIRRIS Hickory Smokdd Catholics in Santa Fe are for- Boneless HAM bidden to take part in bathing beauty 3.69 contests. Those who wil- ~ r... 5.69 r.n 6.8 do fully so, 'and parents of such contestants, are to be denied the GROCERY

reception of the sacraments. SPECIALS long distance Austrian Youth MOVING is All Brad* SPECIALISTS june dairy THOUSANDS OF Briadt, A Sbvbb Dbllclssb flavßrs la Cause Optimism FAMOUS BRAND Ns month at SILVER-PLATED I ,M 1 ••OTMfßStacJjJj ehler's Dsßdtif lst Local THE Moving Office HAGUE (RNS) - A hope- Rhiladstphia ful picture of Austrian boiler ELizabeth 4-7800 youth was coffee painted here Franz NEW YORK CITY, by Archbishop cream cheese 2 -CO 5-3160 :: 25c utility servers soda Vin lirv- • Dtp.nd.bl*, Direct NEWARK Koenig of Vienna in an address to ALL MA 2-1170 ■lut Moon Individually Ice 41 STATE* WILL BE SOLD A 11 N. before the 12th of the Wraooad Amtrlcan FOR SONG! • Dally Tripe to end PLAINFIELD, J p L congress •*" FLORIDA 5.7440 this -T 5 Intermediate Points MORRISTOWN, International Union of Christian all-purpose silver-plated 79c V b«betUss ’1 N. J |( 8-6900 cheese 25c server • Complete Modern STORASI slices SUMMIT, N. J_ Democrats. Facilities CR 3-3200 A REGULAR $1.75 VALUE He said Rilltbury Oven 0.1 he based his opinion Raady ft fan *P> Manta FREE ESTIMATES t the can be for FREE- °day tor maoi-i on young people’s “anti-com- buttermilk biscuits 2 -25 yours just onec Vel-ble. Handy tomato sauce NEW low DiTsi . NEW LOW ~ munist com 3 RATES h* e t *■*** their 25 ®n *- #n R attitude, positive ap- Now In Kraft Spicod Caraway Effect Moyinel^ * Light Maat. Chun* proach toward the state, and their Strip pro-European outlook." kuminost OVER 70 YEARS OF SUPERIOR SERVICE cheese lUCKY starkist tuna ‘‘ln 25c QUARTER' 25i 1945,” the Archbishop said, Dalp-andpraad hr “the Nazi and with it MaCanna Nation-Wide mentality was com- you receive Moving Agents in All Principal Cities FROZEN FOODS pletely banished from their valuable pineapple juice 2 ’2si and 10 of Russian thoughts years KING KORN STAMPS H.c occupation has not lured them to cn£a the communists.” orangeade 25* MADE The FOR EACH Archbishop said the reli- • reekmud OTHER j 2 life potato patties or gious of Austrian youth is characterized “their strawberry preserves 25 by great in- whipped terest in the Bible, in the liturgy potatos kenH and the lay apostolate.” ration 225 ■! A LUCKY Young 12-o*.2 QUARTER^! tavay Crtim is your ttyt« choieo L.2 «>■««*. Father -25 ccorn married Wojtycha golden 2 25 IS ONE THAT BEARS A LEGIBLE ***•• Rbm Mansamlla Honored on 20 STOUFFER'S I-as. MINT DATE OF 1942,1943,1944, stuffed olives couples Nr Years as Priest macaroni 1945, 1952 OR 1954

and BAYONNE Rev. Edward & cheese rk«. 25c FRESH a Yri Check your pocketbook F. Wojtycha of St. Vincent’* right now or aek DAILY here in if parish was honored last anyone your family they have a Lucky week in observance of his 20th PRODUCE Quarter. Bring it in and exchange it for anniversary in the SLUSCIOUI. JUICY. IILLOWaa _ priesthood. _ this gorgeous food server 1 ...a smart, More than 1,500 parishioners at- handy addition to silver set. :georgia tended the reception and buffet your peaches 919 Q XheclMfi*® supper held in the Knights of Columbus clubhouse. ACCOUNT Spiritual bouquets were pre- itltUUY CULTIVATIO. a IWIITLV TART sented to him by Gerald Murphy YOUR NAME printed on every check of the Cub Scouts, Roseann watermelon blueberries Scarpati of the Girl and • • Be/e *Af*ee s/ No minimum Scouts, balance required, » « faortsrs Jiir- Michacline Suarez of the Junior qt l ell air nm coupon mi prW 5c and savi i v'' Any amount starts an account. Sodality. made V Checkbooks free —No advance Presentations were by payment. Mrs. Josephine Ward for the ✓ Only a small charge per check used Holy Name Society. A gift from Rings THIS COUPON the entire WORTH plus small monthly service charge. parish was presented u- supermarkets ORAN«I by Charles E. Kell, trustee. 110 CENTRAL AY. Speakers included Rev HUDSON COUNTY Joseph sad al Laarta, fill (Car. W. Caat.i Si) NIWABK NATIONAL BANK SUMMIT Nealon, Rev. Francis McGuire, " MT c ■AST ORANOI - ««*ON n. ivy HIU Rev. I JfllNwEUlD AY. Thomas and Rev. It (C IN JIRSIY CITY IN Finnegan ~" **"'*“ SAYONNI NO MAIN IT. **»d.) TOWARD* KINO |Nf IoMKt Aw.) William Smalley. TNB RUBCHAtt OB A • troodwoy ot Twooty-TVLrd St. (Nr. K Wakwt Si) MAPiIWOOD MONTCLAIR IN OUTTIMUIO JBPPIR A JecLwa et Wiltiesors Aye. POUND OF BUTTER '*• !» MAIN ST MABUWOOO KORN MO VAILIY 10 AV. **tt. St. «t ★ Central Aye. lowers Si. ★ SerpooUo. Ara. Cardinal is Honored COUPON Maf BBPBCTIVB AT ANY Ij j I Car. *r»-' Oaa Naw B. O. ParaoMi Avo. ot Orovo St. IN MObOKIN • KINaS SUPCRMAAKBT ★ PHILADELPHIA —Cardl- Jun. ip. M. II HACKENSACK (NC) 401 Passaic BY. v ft N leemel it lirar ot Firet St. Severs n»l Mindazanty, Primate of Hun STAMPSty^ (at Maywaod Urtaj AH •TN.tM Itaa 10 •k OPtN MONOAT SVSNtNO • OPfN ttlOAt IVININO B**7. was honored here by St Jo- a— If. It. ISIS a. rWat ta u#*-*aartitM. tat •eph’a College which awarded •«r% r—a an* . • Member Fedora! Deposit Insurance Corporation lam aa him an honorary doctor of laws! de*re« In aheentla. 8 THE ADVOCATE June 20, 1958 The $64,000 Question A-Bomb Is a Bomb Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, Immaculate Conception Sem- So there Darlington, P. is editor Box. long as can be such a as inary, Ramsey, 0., of The Question thing a just military leaders increasing control over this des- there will be need be submitted him in war for Christians to judge that Questions may to for answer this column. trtictiveness so within restricted areas atomic new weapons not merely from the of bombs and Q. Do not Christian Scientists Q. Where did the Pope viewpoint cannon can be as easily justified as get but also from miracles at his from? military effectiveness the view- other types. < produce Just as infallibility of conscience and The Lourdes? point morality. Christian i A. I first The second fact is less to control suppose we might easy world has been with this moral A. No. The natural powers of struggling just the answer that he received it namely, problem of or the of from nuclear fall-out, falling be judgment on warfare since the first auto-suggestion may able to the One Who radioactive material on far wider areas than the only can guarantee atomic bomb certain minor returns proved so terrifyingly destructive. of bomb accomplish to human area destruction. Since this can depend infallibility a being, In one the of to health. However, no cure at way Usk the moralist is easy. upon the currents of wind, full control of it is namely from God. Jesus Christ Lourdes which could be due Atomic bombs bombs and not to the Incarnate Son of God are fundamentally had, at least not up to the present. Radio- con- is ever be judged with the same moral auto-suggestion accepted ferred the they may prin- activity spread by this fall-out can be dangerous to special prerogative of and registered officially as a mir- ciples. It may be over-simplification to say this the innocent and the visible head perhaps can effect generations. infallibility upon but morally one bomb is like another acle. whether Here in lies , of His Church, St. Peter and a great moral problem. If this atoms it. will not suffice dynamite or power Auto-suggestion upon Peter’s successors in the fall-out cannot be controlled it may cause damage to mend a broken limb. Nor is it The issue of morality and nuclear warfare so Primacy. great as to outweigh the advantage that the of any value for infants who have is not actually that Bombs are not nuclear bomb simple. judged may produce. Were this The doctrine of the infallibility danger a of and therefore as lie in the bomb but rather serious no use reason they rack, as they risk to future it be of the Pope was defined in the generations might cannot “mind mat- the Both the exercise over explode upon target. importance impossible to justify the use of such bombs. How- Vatican Council in 1870 but this ter.” Yet Lourdes has of the and the amount of side seen the target damage ever, since science does not seem Council defined a doctrine that overly concern- of countless broken limbs that the bomb will must be considered when ed that cure cause the future will had been the generations suffer, especi- and the of little chil- always taught by moral is made. In their bomb racks judgment ally if the fall-out is somewhat Church. The Vatican Council de- controlled, we are dren who could not have two bombs look but if is not to condemn suggest- 500-pound alike, one forced all nuclear warfare fined: to as ed themselves back to health. “Faithfully adhering and the other dropped upon an open city upon immoral. the tradition received from the Christian Science cannot a hostile fleet at sea an entirely different moral pro- It remains beginning of Ch:istian Faith true that legitimate wartime tar- duce . . . picture is presented. any really authenticated gets for nuclear bombs will we teach and define that it is a not be as frequent miracle. Two facts about atomfc bombs make the in as past It is revealed that the wars. also true that the terrible Q. If has stolen and dogma divinely moral one $lO issue difficult. The first is the that Roman when he .consider- damage warfare should is Pontiff, speaks nuclear may produce not able to pay it what able destructiveness of the bomb and its wide back, be »n incentive to all ex cathedra, that is, when in dis- nations to work for inter- must he do? of range damage. Fortunately experiments give national control of such charge of the office of pastor and warfare. A. The duty ofrestitution oblig- teacher of all vir- to back that which Christians, by es us pay was tue his of supreme Apostolic au- stolen. Inability to restore does thority, he defines a doctrine re- not end one’s obligation although Educational garding faith* and morals to be it does permit a postponement of Generosity held by the universal Church, by restitution until one is able to the divine assistance promised repay. the of in in Blessed is Very recently Knights Columbus icine and the Catholic l)im Peter, possessed Dentistry, groups in the The person who has stolen $lO the State of New the state bided of that with which Jersey pledged magnificent time. should infallibility the their pay back at once as much sum of $50,000 to the Seton -Hall of Now Divine Redeemer willed ’that College the is the of the delay over; now movement money as he can. Later he Medicine and Dentistry in This is has His ’Church should be endowed Jersey City. begun. With the contribution munificent of must restore the rest. He may manifestation for a most heartening that the Catho- the there defining doctrine Knights, will flow make this regarding begin an increasing restitution by saving a lics in the state aware-not faith and and that are becoming so much of major to the school. morals; gifts new Catholic organi- little at a time until he can of share therefore such definitions of the an obligation as of an opportunity tq in zations have been always impatient in giving, square his full obligation. a dramatic moment of medical history. is anxious Roman Pontiffs are irreformable It par- to provide, to sacrifice. The willing Meanwhile, if he is willing to that of themselves and not from the ticularly encouraging the Knights should Knights of in the make restitution Columbus, answering invitation as required in this at this time. consent of the Church.” pledge gift of Boland and the Archbishop suffragan Bishops his case, he may approach the Business concerns and foundations, great of New are the The of the visible Jersey, leading way along which Sacraments. infallibilty manufacturers and utilities public have contri- it is sincerely the other head of the Church be hoped state-wide and The same rule to one may buted most realized applies generously. They have that nation-wide Catholic deduced from the words organizations will follow who has debts that he cannot easily this is a* community project, inspired com- of Christ to Peter. by very soon. meet at the moment. needs state-wide munity on a basis, begun as an when Thus in Matt. Peter is Surely a fraternal organization realizes Q. Can Church laws be dif- 16.18 answer to those needs, and intended as chal- that a the highest kind of is achieved called Christ the Rock fraternity Red Plans ferent in one place than they by upon lenge to the future. During this period while in France contribution to medical educstion, when that for are in another? I in which His Church will be built. It have mind these contributions have been enlisted for the organization realizes that its for is that the of potential Christ- lawi on abstinence from meat. guaranteed gates of medical there have cause been singu- like solicitude for the diseased hell shall not it. education and the infirm, Is not the Church universal so prevail against few scale larly contributions on a large from the stricken and the Louis And Peter is the of suffering, reaches undream- Francis Budenz that what is said to given keys Catholic By one group organizationsas such. While other groups in ed-of-heights generous gifts to medical educa- is considered law to another? the Kingdom of Heaven with the in labor and of the tion management were aware and research, then that like Defeat for De Gaulle and the in A. The of Christ that organization, even, certain to who is their Church is indeed uni- pledge anything for conditions, bring pleas enemy.” potential greatness that lay in substantial the of of Knights Columbia, has the to call aetting up a “Popular Front down in ruins.” versal. The Church’s doctrines bound Peter will be bound right it The by to the Seton Hail communist contributions College of Med- itself Catholic France” are the and propaganda on in and loosed truly ... hope expec- cannot from truly Christ-like. France change one to heaven, anything THIS IS outlined in the is based on the place tation of communiats here clearly thought Peter will be unbound in and another. Neither will God’s law by Stachel the national ex- that "NATO with its of abroad. report on policy heaven. be varied to time and ecutive committee. and according He compares arming greater reliance They know and we know on Moreover In Luke 22.31-32 from the establishment is place. of De Gaulle Germany menacing France no experience that Christ that Murder in Their Hearts But like any society with prays Peter, to less than world many such the possible taking over of peace itself.” a People’s sections to the Church in may With that it, can strengthened Faith, Congress the will also be heard the Front govern- during Koreap war the faith of his breth- pass different laws of its strengthen In “Senator argument that it is own Catholic theology we distinguish between ment house of armed the by McCarthy and Gen. impossible to or business, with some ment, old for different ren. making groups. sins committed in word and Mur- vicious MacArthur.” He establish and democra- thought, deed weapon, and commit murder coalition Douglas goes on “peace in John is or robbery. device For Catholics in And 21.15-17 Peter der to without example, serv- and are the most In this used in say that the U.S. cannot meet cy” “the Par- robbery probably common many instances, is a true of what many of Communist ice constituted to picture are not to follow the supreme shepherd of all sins committed in and slan- the French ty of which obliged deed; perjury, is in actual after Some- the countries problem’unless it pre- France,” "stands in going on life, day day. rules feed the entire flock of Christ. the forefront same fasting as we. So, der, calumny, untruthfulness are the sins that it is revealed serves “peace and civil liberties in defense of the times that the bandit made his now behind the From all these it is correct too, may the Church give usually commit by word of mouth. at home.” Republic.” very people threat with a toy, or unloaded pistol, but in most iron curtain, / of special permissions to one coun- to argue to the infallibility When to the the sins On this he declares: we come third class, cases, his weapon is with real and would turn out score Just as we are loaded bullets, being persuad- that another does have. Peter and his successors. For of “While try not thought, we also of de- he shoots to kill if his demands to be is the ed that the have the vicious sins are not met. This a commu- McCarthy dead, communists are if Peter and his part She may one nation to successors sire. The malice of such sins and crimes Is fre- virus of permit is an nist - and es- of life outright, deliberate act of from its controlled McCarthyism “democratic in as violence, America,” follow less severe abstinence could, supreme pastors, teach quently because do not If hoodlum makes forceful pecially anti-communism still we are now to be overlooked, they actually very a a government. with e*a*« inception. deluged rules than another. In so false doctrine, they would Inflict visible harm poisons the and bin- doing any upon any individual. But entrance someone rise’s a The Reds to atmosphere .the idea that the road to be the rock foundation on upon premises, holds expect bring about only she her law- to ders merely uses own the malice is there, none the less. If we consult knife the unity. This, too, as in French pistol or a to throat of his intended vic- such a result for them- democracy lies which the Church was built; the happy through making power differently for dif- the of France, often confuses Gospel St. Matthew, Chapter 5, Verses 27- tim, he has committed murder in his selves “all the peo- French communism. would heart, long by getting democratic ferent people. gates of hell prevail shall read the which 28, we severe judgment before he the or in the and the Church to pulls trigger plunges peace-loving Americans” to We should not be shocked at against contrary Christ on sins of desire: “You have heard knife. places Sometimes the gun or the wound in- work against “the murder of Christ’s error would be Jams, the this. The Church’s unity in doc- promise; that it said to the ancients: 'Thou shalt was not flicted is not fatal. But there is murder in his French “bound in the faith of Republic." They hope trine and morals is not at all in heaven”; commit But I that adultery.’ say to you, anyone heart, nonetheless. then to weaken the the brethren would be unity Wtween The Faith in Focus danger. Teachings like those in weakened, who even looks with lust upon a woman, has al- For this reason, are often France and the U.S. and the flock complaints raised, by develop- the Apostle’s Creed,. and moral not strengthened; ready committed with her in his heart.” and with that adultery justice, we should increase the ing in both countries laws of Christ would not be fed with further com- like those against divorce The malice of sin in the will for armed any originates penalty robbery. •‘Who is more vi- true the real food of placency toward, communists and and birth control are not made doctrine, and the heart The man or woman in fit who, a cious," they say, “the criminal the trig- “peaceful divine faith. who'pulls coexistence” appease- up by the Church. come of is of malicious They violent rage, guilty some act ger and kills his or his who ment toward Soviet victim, counterpart Russia. from God. They oblige all Cath- upon his fellow man, can be more easily excused pulls the in the but ‘Reap trigger same manner does Bountifully' olics, in the than the THE BASIS for this everywhere, same or forgiven culprit who a not kill because the carefully plots somebody, gun jammed or strategy But other laws that is way. the crime in his heart and out the the aim is the of the that mind—figures poor?” This is very reasonable and spread W. S.T.D. Mass Calendar concept By Msgr. George Shea, Church herself be “American makes, may details—measures the dangers and the risks that correct, because id either case the marauder has imperialism is the changed or removed according are involved—and eagerly awaits the moment the intention to kill if his innocent victim does major enemy of mankind, a men- Some years the deathbed satisfied ago with his sees as the different lot, as of Juna 22—Sunday. Fourth Sunday after when ace circumstances he will strike. He has committed his crime not These are In the to peace and and conversion and of much submit. people guilty eyes prosperity baptism a as he is able to but Pantecoat. Simple. Groan. GI. 2nd Coll. see, peoples may require. long before he carries it out. In he of and will be held a force seeking notorious gangster, "Dutch” his St. Paullnua; 3 A (N). Cr. Praf. of Trin- actually fact, God, they accountable at the everywhere to capacity for the beatific vi- ity. is when scheme tails. of God. retard human few guilty even his judgment seat progress:’’ There- Schultz, troubled not a de- sion is much less than is the Juna 23 Monday. VlgU of St. John in this Today, country, we have a major It is time that we more attention to fore, they plan to cheer on the vout Catholics. Reflecting on case with those the Baptlat. Simple. Violet. No 01. 2nd high pay who lived more crime about 12 and of these the “splendid their Coll. A (N); 3 ) . Common Praf. every seconds, many sins and crimes that are committed in the anti-American imperi- own many years of loyal virtuous lives. Hours Forty June 24 Tueaday. Nativity of St. are armed and armed heart. alist demonstrations in service in robbery threats, with gun Asia, Af- to God the hope of The latter sowed more bounti- John tha Baptist. Double of Ist Class. In hand. rica, and Latin The penalty of punishment should fit Europe, Ameri- gaining Heaven', they it than hence Whits. Gl. Cr. Common Praf. the thought fully he, they reap If you look at your television set for an hour of these crimes. ca," which began on unfair that "the same reward” Juna 25, Wednesday. St. William. malice Something must be done May 12. more sowed bountifully. They Archdiocese Abbot. Double. White. Gl. 2nd ColL A or two it will This of Newark any evening, be a rare night when to halt the lawless bandits or hoodlums who rule grand which could be won at the last mo- more design, bountifully in that they (N); 3 B (N). Common Praf. do not three makes the UJS. you see or four men enter an apart- and the of the the chief vil- ment by a lifelong criminal. June 22, Its* Juna 25 Thursday. SS. John and terrify by authority guh. acquired, through good works, a lain in 4th Attar Martyrs. the present world dra- Sunday Pentecost Paul. Double. Rad Gl. 2nd Doubtless it would be unfair greater store of CoU. A (N)i (N). sanctifying Immaculata Haart of Mary. 293 Park- 3 B Common Praf. ma and represents De Gaulle the above grace before death. ar Ava., if, as complaint sup- Sanctifying Maplawood Juna 27 Friday. Masa of previous as a “fascist" Sunday. Simple. agent of this June It, m» Green. No 01. or Cr. posed, “the same re- grace is, as it the absolutely were, seed Ith 2nd Coll. A (N); 3 B (N). Common Praf. is contained in of Sunday Attar Pentecost See the country, a num- that Tree ward” did await all who life which AaaumpUon. really supernatural 127 Unwood Ava.. Emer- Juna 28 Saturday. ber of St. Irenaeua. Fig current Red •on documents die flowers Bishop. Martyr. (Also. Vigil SS. in the state of grace. But fully forth in Heaven, of Pe- and of the utmost St. Plua X. S Charlaa PI.. Old Tappan ter Paul. Apostlee) Double. Red. Importance. such is not the case the'more fully at all, as according as the 01. 2nd CoU. of the Vigil; 3 B IN). ...And know that it See the arist. The For us here in the these seed itself summer nigh. symbol of summer seems to be the U.S., the Bible tells us plainly. Christ was larger. Common Praf. Diocese Paterson Juna 29 abbreviated aborts on city streets and beach documents are led off a The of Sunday. SS. Pater and body—lolling on the soft sand, fanned by the by re- promised that, in judging and practical lesson of all this Juna M, Its* Paul. Apostles. (Also. Fifth Sunday af- boardwalks that’s the modern signal for sum- ocean the port adopted by the national ex- is the 4th Sunday Attar ter Pentecost). Double of Ist Class. breezes, exposed, beyond propriety to rewarding us, He would "render importance of sanctifying Pantacaat Red. mer. The St. Agnaa. Ml Main Bt.. Gl. 2nd CoU. of tha Sunday. Cr. Praf. Creator Himself rested after sun—the bronzed ecutive committee of the Com- to all our Pataraon spinning burning body, and a to his actions, even the St. beautiful, everyone according most Jamas. 32 St. Jamas PI.. Totowa of Apostles. off the universe. He munist in paused to encourage us to picture of health, the of Party appearing The conduct” ordinary. They can Borough envy stay-at-homes. (Matthew 16, 27). become a KEY: 01. Gloriai re-create ourselves after the dark Worker. The Cr. Creed; A for of But all report was source of Juna It, ItiS B drudgery it’s a lie. Come Labor Day, that sum- pre- And St. Paul declared “each merit if done In the Peace; for the Pope; N Archdiocese of Sth Sunday winter. God the Jack Stachel Attar Pantacaat Newark; P Diocese of Paterson; warms up life-giving sun. softens mer tan veneers a of soul—bodies pared by and must will receive his state of with CoU. blackness re- reward ac- grace a Our Lady of Marry. ' own supernat- Whlppany Collect; Praf. Preface. the winds, He the created but be read in the of the ural lengthens the days. splashes souls desecrated, in his Lourdes en- background cording to his labor” (1 Corin- end in view and in union green earth with crimsons and lavenders and saf- cyclical, Pius condemned the modern statement by Patterson, thians with Our Pope ma- Willjam 3,8); “he who sows Christ, Lord (see the frons. A sweep of His hand, and the terialism “that finds general manager of The long-silent expression in the cult of the Worker, sparingly will also reap sparing- “Morning Offering” of the AROUNDH THE PARISH woodland comes alive with of in excessive to further the thrilling choruses body, desire for comforts, in flight pledging fight ly, and he who sows bountifully “Apostleship of Prayer”). From sound. All creatures bless "American the Lord for His from all austerities of in the unrestricted against imperialism" will also our moment lovely life, reap bountifully” (2 waking until we re- gift of summer. search for pleasure." Bernadette bathed in every manner and Corinthians tire at the in the possible 9,6). night meritorious acts Except perhaps man. To him. vacation means spring of not to refresh her but cheering on the anti-American So there we can penance, body, are degrees of hap- perform may be num- relaxation from everything—his job and the Ten to renew her demonstrations. bered in the spirit. piness in Heaven. On the one hundreds. Every Commandments as well, his weekday trek to the The Chvjrch It also must be read within the such act, approves, encourages legitimate hand, everyone who is there is: every movement of the office and his Sunday walk to Church, the heavier recreation the strains framework of two basic state- soul and stresses of modern completely blissful, to the limit directed by out free will diet of winter and the times spiritual food of the Euch- cry out for relief—but not for ments by International Affairs of of his the toward can relaxation of capacity. On other good, become a seed moral standards, The is the Moscow. While these articles the of of and enemy too wily, flesh hand, joys Heaven are grace glory, since it too weak. His opponent his were published before the French gives an drops guard for an not equally great for all the increase of sanctifying and the crisis led the Instant, clever boxer counters with a to installation of blessed. As grace, of and justice requires, merit, a right to telling blow. Vacation from Mass De Gaulle, set down a and Sacraments they clearly those who loved God more and higher degree of and heavenly prayer offers the the and tactics which bliss. fatal opening; straightaway principles served Him better while on Satan unleashes a the barrage of affect of the Red na- earth are rewarded Official temptations report accordingly, Publication of th® Archdiocese of scanty executive swim-suits, vulgar beach play midnight tional committee. in proportion to the v sancitfying Newark and of roaming the the Diocese of Paterson. streets, July romances regretted in grace and merits they acquired September THE KEY to the Red plan in Most Rev. Thomas A. Boland, S.T.D., during this life. In Your to France is contained in Prayer's Catholic youth face a stern regard challenge during Decisive on this subject is the Archbishop of Newark. this vacation months. School statement in International Sisters and can- of the Brothers teaching Church, expres- Published weekly by The Affairs: “It remember these Advocate Publishing not them is becoming clearer your deceased constantly hover over like sed in Council of Florence Rev defending the Corporation; Host Thomas A thrill the of priests: Boland. S.T.D, angels. Many the heart of that policy peaceful coex- Christ by re- (1439) and in the Council of President; Rt. Rev Msgr James A outlined Hughes. P.A, peated conquests over sin. But istence and put into why must many Trent (1547). The former de- J.C.D., V.G., Vice President; Rt ReT James shed their the Union is Archdtocese Msgr more morals In the practice by Soviet of Newark summer heat? clared that the souls of the 00 AM S* frrUr> Kl Rfv If ?!' > ' Msgr Caesar When supervision and discipline weakening the unity’ of the At- «M. and fear are blessed “see clearly the Triune Rev. James J. Rinaldi add Rt. Rev. Msgr. Pau’ lantic McAvoy, June Knappek. PA, removed, cannot the love of God military bloc and thus is them One God 1954 31 St.. Newark keep and Himself, just as 21, Trustees, Clinton 2. N J relations between MArket strong? Influencing Rev. John 4-0700 he to the J. June Our and is. but, corresponding Witkiewicx. chastened with France the United States in youth, good reason, turn of their the 1954 Member of the Catholic difference merits, 22, Press Association the scolding linger toward their elders many ways." the Too one more than the Rev. Michael Subscriber to N.CW C. News perfectly Sullivan. C.P., Service many Saturday night martini*, and Mass This June 22. Editorial Most Rev Sunday development la to be other." As to the Council of 1955 Board; Martin W succumbs to Stanton, a hangover. Monmouth Park offers further advanced the Rev. William J. ST Ph Most Rev Walter • at- D, D.; W BTD through Trent, It defined that, by Richmond Curtis. ■ delightful afternoon, but not if the Mt horses tempts to end works he here June 23. 1928 Rev Msgr. William F domestic vigi- good performs on Lawlor. PA. LL D scamper off with the week’s bankroll. Single lance hi hath M Rev. girls countries and by earth, the justified mer- Rev. Joseph June R.; Rt Msgr. William C Heunbuch Rt out for person Petraitis, excitement, sometimes forget that not cultural 1939 Rev. H. ST furthering its an increase of grace 23, Iligr. Joaeph Brady. D, every married exchanges and, PhJ>. ; Very man wears his band John wedding a**d easier trade relations with if be dies in the state of Rev. Walter V. Rev Msgr J For grace, Hayes. June Dougherty. STL, SAD, a happy summer, the pack moral code Bevtet Russia. Rev. W an Increase of heavenly 23, 1950 Very Msgr George Shea. S T Rot. with the glory. D.; Very along sports clothes ano tackle fishing all this and It is therefore mistake Rev. Stafford A. John J. Riley; Rev. M. Accompanying as a great June Msgr Thomas Reardon, During the weeks to come, Blake, city pastors will a result of it. there is to be to that one who first 23. 1901 LLJR; Rot. James W O'Neill. Rev. William N. lament the pres- suppose diminished Sunday collection -at the Rot. •ure on governments of turns to God his deathbed Rev. John June Field; Edward A Ph D. east lake on • J. Kinney. Synan, soma of the out of It 28. sting France and that Paterson Rev Carl J. thf US. will is rewarded in the hereafter to 1940 Representative: Wolain. mg healthier, physically and spiritually, la the lead to which “will Father Anderson. policies para- the same degree as rest of June John didn’t realize how Managing Editor: Floyd the Rev. James J. Hall, 27, the yean had gone till lyaa the aaU-Soviet coalition and the blessed. He Is completely 1919 his first altar boy brought in his family for a visit God Love You Holy Orders Gives ST RANGE BUT TRUE June 20, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 9 Lepers Can Little-Known Facts for Catholics By M.J. MURRAY Copyright. list, RC.W.C. On the Men Sacred Power News Serrkw Question of Spanking: Live on $5 PnS mi t^T5W*rt *** Uken from of *Thi< IT, n.l v Fulton J. The Who When ” By Bishop Sheen and Th“ W It V ' Uve th‘ rtvUti th , Zl °f ‘ Why of U r ‘T' If had in you a speck your eye 3 the ' '*»■”“<* h Permission of Con- would Z nds your hand try to take Rev. John fraternity of Christian Doctrine. By L. Thomas, S.J. Further, if you feel he deserves it out? If from you were suffering Assistant a spanking, give him his due and Professor of St. Louis is loss of would Sociology, University What Holy Orders? erate, a blood, you not ex- then him remain himself not quarrelsome, not let by another it should Holy Orders is the pect member of society Putting bluntly, children be when for sacrament avaricious. He should rule well spanked a while so he can think it to of his through which men his giVe you artransfusion they have proved receive the own household, keeping his themselves naughty enough to deserve over. Don’t spoil the lesson by and blood? If power grace to perform the children under you the “old fashioned sentimental about it. control and per- treatment?” Until approximately what getting •acred duties burned of fectly respectful. For if a man your should Bishops, age parents feel it their to face would duty “paddle Mary or UNTIL WHAT AGE should chil- priests, and other of cannot rule his you ministers own household, Johnny from the rear?” dren I the Church. how not submit to Our friends tell us our children—- be spanked? feel that de- is he to take care of the The skin ages 12, and 14—are pends very much upon the child. (a) distinction between church of God? He must not be grafting 10, too old to be spanked. We don’t and from another clergy laity is of divine ori- a new' lest he be agree with them. Our In reality, spankings are ne- convert, spankings are mild—a few littlehand for Christ chose part of because at some gin, first, the puffed up with pride and in- your while turned over cessary stages taps our knee. Are we 12 Apostles from cur the body to restore wrong? of their children among His condemnation passed on development, As you probably know, and in the devil. Besides your Alice, cannot be reasoned with and disciples) a special way this he must beauty? Ideas about how to raise children Then ing their behavior—as deputed and consecrated them have a with why is we com- their disobedience must be as- good reputation shift from extreme f°r the it that one to anoth- to teach them exercise of those who are that he we, who monly say, a les- sociated with or dis- spiritual outside, few pain some er every years. In the late are blessed son. comfort ministrations; and the may not fall into and so they can grasp. As second, disgrace the Watson they with the faith do not feel 20s, psychologist told It Apostles, who could not mistake into a snare of the devil. a debt follows, first, that some develop, reason and self-disci- and a parents to treat children like the wifi to other children need a of Christ, administered “Deacons also must be hon- responsibility may never pline gradually become opera- members adults. ‘‘lf you the of the Church in other spanking. have a natural- sacrament of Holy Orders orable, not double-tongued, They tive, and other means of se- must, kiss them parts of the world? ly docile, to by consecrating Bishops and not given to much wine, not Scripture happy disposition curing conformity rules be- by once the tells us that members on which little ordaining and deacons. for base but hold- we are requires more than come available. priests greedy gain, forehead when one of another; that when a look or a word for (b) A Bishop is a priest who ing the mystery of faith in a one discipline. they OF the final has member of the suffers say good- The COURSE, objec- received the fullness of pure conscience. And let them body any majority, however, have night,” he said. tive of the pain the whole feels their moments of whole training Holy Orders, which gives him first be tried, and if foundwith- body it. rebellion, self- proc- the ‘‘Shake hands ess is to enable children the of out Well, Church in the rest of ishness, or meanness to others to power administering the reproach let them be al- the with them in master the lowed world is suffering and when they can’t be reasoned norms, rules, and sacrament of Holy Orders, and to serve. In like manner you should the morning.” controls for makes him let the feel the as with and need to be required mature the ordinary minis- women be honorable, agony your disciplined. Contemporary Christian Some ter of the not own. Christ feels it as He felt the Likewise, in involv- living. mature sacrament of Con- slanderers, but situations reserved, parents took of more quickly than others, but firmation. faithful in all things. Deacons persecution Paul and asked ing serious danger for the child him literally, the the is the should “Why. do persecute Me?” though next or goal same for all. (c) The other orders of min- be men who have been you others, disobedience must be generation shifted to the the method is not isters of the married but opposite associated with Perhaps as Church below once, well physical pain, ruling TAKE FOR extreme of utter EXAMPLE the permissiveness. since important as the correct objec- those of the their children and their reasoning with him has priest are major own of the lepers world there are Today parents turn to the more tive: to teach children to stand orders of deacon and subdea- households. And those who failed. It’s silly to let a child more of them than balanced of victims of writing Spock and learn on their own feet, and make con, and the four minor orders have fulfilled well this office Moral Values from experience when that cancer and their Involved Gesell to learn about their their decisions in of will tuberculosis, grow- harm own terms of acolyte, lector or acquire a experience may seriously exorcist, good position number from children. being 10,000,000 to ing him correct Christian This reader, and porter. and great confidence in the or others. ! principles. 14,000,000. We can a the habit faith keep leper In spite of numerous theories requires of (and) Before a man receives that is in Christ Jesus” j reflection, for $5 a month in India and SECOND, SINCE we and some research, we still have spankings are self-control and responsibility. Holy Orders he is constituted a (1 Timothy 3:1-13). Economist can do much to them with meant to the “Do cure Questions scientifically verified knowl- help child, they Should you continue to member of the clerical state not neglect the grace Jiittle the aid of should be used new drugs. about the effects intelligently. This Alice? I rather think the of ton- that is in to thee edge long range spank, through ceremony thee, granted Think is of how little $5 is in the of to say, a child should there other in which reason of with the early training experience clearly are means of sure hair is cut from by prophecy Stress upon j life of the average American. on Production children. understand he is the his head hands ! why being pun- achieving same in the form of laying on of of the pres- Hence, prudence | objective a cross Consider that ished. He last year the Cath- us to offer I obviously should not be with your children at their while on prompts no | age. he recites a verse from byterate. Meditate these general olic per capita donation for all By G. punished for an for Of the main the Msgr. George Higgins theory of the merits or demerits j accident, or | course, point is Psalms to signify that he things, give thyself entirely to the missions and he could that missionaries of of spanking, rather we shall raise ; something not reason- you keep clearly in mind has dedicated himself to the them, that thy progress may be Social Action j the world Director, Department, NCWC was only 30c the few ably be expected to foresee. what you are to do as service of God. manifest to all. Take heed to a questions and suggest a j trying par- price of a of I would like Punishment should con- package cigarettes. to put in a little Today, he it is few norms. be ents, that is, to help your chil- (e) A Cardinal is a or thyself and to thy teaching, be insists, danger- I [ priest We lie awake for sistent. If dren nights to plug' anew book Prof. ous to so much stress I you him for toward the inde- to the earnest in them. For in so do- trying by place on spank develop Bishop belonging group WHAT IS THE think of ways and means to stir John K. Galbraith of Harvard PURPOSE of being him and of that thou wilt both production as an end in itself. It “sassy,” spank ev- pendence responsibility has been especially select- ing save thy- up your faith and desire entitled spanking? Obviously it is not an time it Don’t Christian self and those who hear thee” your to University “The Affluent he says, to create a false ery happens. care- maturity. ed to advise and assist the tends, | be one wRh the of Prof. outlet for the anger or threaten him with cross Christ Society.” Galbraith is one sense of values in American exaspera- lessly pun- Pope in the government of the (1 Timothy 4:14-16). so- through sacrifice. Will of our tion of the parent. Children are and then “Let the who rule you most versatile economists to a/ ishment, spank him Church. Cardinals have the presbyters not, ciety put premium on in with the the name of and in all comforts spanked hope of when of well be held of double Christ, and, by creature at the expense improv- I only you're exasperated. right electing anew worthy Jerome J. Pope for reparation any mortal odds, the witti- of the spiritual and cultural side Stanley after the death of the reigning honor, especially those who la- sins, pledge yourself to make a sacri- est and the one ★ * Pontiff. even'laymen bor in the word and in teach- of life. CHURCH GOODS Formerly fice of month $5 a to the Holy with the most Saints of the Week were elevated to the Cardinal- ing” (1 Timothy 5:17). PROF. 116 Washington 'tiffl Father? engaging liter- GALBRAITH comes ate. “Do not hands lay hastily close to his MA 2-5071 Newark, N. J Ev- losing patience with June 22—St. Paulinus officials in the households An Abbot is ary style. Sunday, of Con- (f) e priest who upon anyone, and do not be a GOD LOVE YOU to B.C.S. those of his fellow economists of He erything he Nola,' Bishop. was Pontius stantia, daughter of exercises over a religious com- partner in other men’s sins” “Our nutrition Emperor class held a for- who have writes is worth developed a high-pow- Meropius Ancus Paulinus, and Constantine. They were put to munity of men jurisdiction (1 Timothy 5:22). eign foods exhibit and buffet ered economic theory to defend was born in 354 reading, but at Bordeaux, son death about 362 when which is similar in some re- they re- “For this reason I admonish lunch. We raised $22 and decided rationalize this there is or on of a Roman who of fused a spe- emphasis was prefect to pagan idols. spects to that exercised by a thee stir that since the theme worship OPEN to tho to up the grace of of the ex- production. Increased Rome. cial reason why output to- In 390, after the death of Bishop over his diocese. God which the hibit food Friday, June 27 St. is in thee by was foreign customs he “satisfies the his Cresccns, I am recom- day, says, crav- only child, he went to Barce- PUBLIC A Vicar General Is a He lived in (g) laying on of hands” the proceeds should toward for Bishop-Martyr. the my (II go ing more elegant automobiles, where he became mending his latest bpok to Cath- lona, Spain, a first priest appointed by a to century, was a of Bishop Timothy 1:6). the foreign missions.” to more exotic disciple ... olic readers. food, more efotic priest. He became a hermit near him in the government of St. and was mentioned help “For M.G' “Please find enclosed elaborate Paul, by this reason I left thee $5O In “The Affluent Prof. clothing, more enter- Nola and the chose him Communion his Society” people St. Paul in his Breakfasts diocese, and for this pur- sacrifice instead of Tradi- in that thou shouldst set as a a indeed for the entire their writings. Crete', taking Galbraith raises a of taining as Bishop. He suffered he shares the question tion relates that he founded Ordination Dinners pose vacation.” to Mrs. E. A. the Bishop's that is defective ... range of sensuous and right anything moral and values to . . . lethal greatly the invasion of spiritual during by See of Metz in He power jurisdiction. “Enclosed find for each desires.” Germany. was W«dd(ng Receptions and shouldst $3, one which Catholics the Goths. He died in appoint presby- to be gv- 431. since ought martyred under about 100. Scripture ters in year my baptism.” Trajan Room every as I myself but which Worse than K deliber- Dining city, ing special attention, that, Monday, June 23—St. June “And taken he for the mis- John, Saturday, 28 St. Ire- having bread, directed thee to do. must Pray suffering • Bar They have ately stimulates these desires He Lounge thanks and and they generally ignored. Priest-Martyr. was a Roman naeus, He gave broke, be sionaries of the “Church of Si- Bishop-Martyr. was blameless, married but once, powered who to by high advertising priest about 362 was born in Asia Minor gave it them, 'This is lence” the beads of HE ASKS whether dragged about 130, saying, children who on yellow we are mor- and other devices. having believing The widely before an idol in the of ftriraMMt'BM my body, which is Mission reign was educated by St. and being given a World Rosary. The ally at this stage in our Polycarp are not accused of impurity or justified, economic for accepted theory Julian the Apostate and, on his you; do this in remem- five decades are colored national in was sent as a into *595 disobedience. For to rep- history, pro- “which missionary BOULEVARD a Bishop making defends these desires refusal to burn brance of me.' In like incense, was be- where he ordained manner resent the five continents of duction the be-all and end-all of Gaul, was by CITY must be blameless as the and hence the JERSEY he took also being production that headed. the cup after the the world. For a sacrifice-of- St. Pothinus, Bishop of Lyons. He steward of not or economic life. There is no doubt them God, proud, supplies, ... is, “Dr. supper, saying, ‘This is the June 24 became of in cup fering of $2 and your in his mind that we have unvers- Tuesday, Nativity Bishop Lyons 177. ill-tempered, or a drinker, or a request Galbraith new in insists, “illogical . . . covenant my we will send this of St. John the The son and his converted blood, or to ally done so. "On the Baptist. by preaching brawler, greedy for base rosary you. impor- and in even For Reservations Call which shall ” degree dangerous.” be shed for you’ Cut out this of St. and St. Elizabeth, much of France. With a number but re- column, your tance of he says, Zachary gain; hospitable, gentle, pin- production,” I H 7 3-0962 am not at all sure that I kinswoman of the of his (Luke 22:19-20). sacrifice to it and address “there is difference between a Blessed Vir- flock, St. Irenaeus went to served, just, holy, continent; no with his alternatives to “And the it to Fulton agree this gin, he was commissioned to a martyr's death in 202. plan met the ap- fast the faithful word Bishop J. Sheen, Republican and pre- holding Democrat, right economic That’s of the whole National theory. pretty pare the way for the proval multitude, which is in accordance with the Director, Society for the or left, white or colored, Catholic Redeemer, much beside the The im- Whom he and chose of the 366 Protestant.” point. baptized. He suffered they Stephen, a man that he may be able Propagation Faith, or teaching, portant is that full of faith point he has under Herod for and of the Holy both to exhort in sound doc- Fifth Ave., New York 1, or to This with martyrdom King preoccupation pro- the fore brought to the the monarch about Spirit, and and Pro- trine and to confute your diocesan director: duction have made subject rebuking his Philip oppon- Bishop might sense, of spiritual and cultural values chorus and Nicanor and Timon Martin W. 31 adulterous marriage. ents” (Titus Stanton, Mulberry he says, at a time when great- satisfaction/ 1:5-9). which too economists heat and Parmenas and Newark Rt. Rev. many are June 25 St. Wil- Nicholas, a St., 2; Msgr. Wil- er needed to Wednesday, W oil “For every taken production was inclined high priest to in this liam of from Antioch. These liam F. 24 DeGrasse the disregard day Montevergine, Abbot- proselyte from is Louis, Si, provide masses with the among men appointed and set before the Paterson. age. Founder. He was born in Vercelli they Apostles, for in necessities of life. men the things pertain- His book Is land mark In and after they had prayed they a the in 1085. He settled between Nola ing to God, that he may offer laid of American economic and Bencvento and their hands upon them” history was joined gifts and sacrifices for sins. He SINCE 190? (Acts 6:5-6). thought. . by a group of hermit-monks to is able to have on compassion Letters to the Editor whom he rule “Take heed gave a based on to yourselves the ignorant and erring, be- FUEL REGULATIONS governing driv- that of St. Benedict. He died in OIL and BURNER SERVICE and to the whole flock in which cause he himself also is beset ing traffic and speed, parking 1142 near Nusco. PETROLEUM HEAT AND N the Holy Spirit has placed with and reason *. . -’v* > POWEk COMPANY OF 1 you , •-*-. •••■: weakness, by have been adopted by June 26 SS. John as to rule the Church thereof is to offer for responsible Thursday, 972 BROAD Bishops, obliged STkEET N.worL N J Ml 2-8)30 officials for and of which he has your safety—observe Paul, Martyrs. According to God, pur- as on behalf of the peo- sins, Sisters would have them. no to tradition, they were brother* and chased with his own blood” so also for himself. And no Poor Clares place ple, So go. they naturally are greatly (Acts man takes the honor to him- 20:28). concerned about putting the con- “I commit to thee this self; he takes it who is called In [ charge, England vent into habitable condition.' that Aaron was” (He- my son Timothy, according by God, as This community was estab- to the made brews prophecies once 5:1-4). Need Help lished at Hawarden nearly 30 thee, thou "For is concerning mayest every high priest ap- the Editor: years ago at urgent request means fight the good fight by pointed to offer gifts and sac- of the late Bishop who Last Vaughan of them, having faith and a rifices” (Hebrews 8:3). Fall, many readers of The desired to have the powerhouse conscience” Advocate good (I Timothy “Now I exhort the generously answered a of presbyters prayer in his diocese. The Sis- to aid the Poor Clares 1:18-19). fellow- plea of among you—l, your ters have to rely on Catholics Hawarden in “This is true: If and witness of the financing comple- saying any- presbyter everywhere for their main- tion of their which one is for the office of of the convent, still eager sufferings Christ, par- tenance, and have to even consists of outside walls beg he desires work. taker also of that is and roof Bishop, a good the glory for their daily bread. and lacks flooring, wood- JOHN J. MURPHY. Hml A Bishop then, must be blame- to be revealed In time to come ceilings, They make four vows work, plastering, elec- pover- As You'll less, married but once, re- —tend the flock of God which gas, water, FREE PARKING Like ty, chastity, obedience and en- of is tricity and heating. served, prudent, good con- among you, governing not THE BRASS NORN closure, and strive to imitate the AIR CONDITIONED not under but to start the work duct, hospitable, a teacher, constraint, willingly, They hoped life It for of and of Rooms for this but poverty humility Banquet Available a drinker or a but mod- to nor for Spring, cannot meet the Spodaliing In HOMI MADI brawler, according God; yet the of Holy Family Nazareth, de- All Occasions • Open Daily the sake of base but higher wages and materials gain, costs, themselves Ravioli Cavatelli Pleasure voting to prayer, pen- Your it and contributions and 3 A W Grand St* llnobortr. i. eagerly; nor as lording prayers are Chorry N. yet ance and labor. Mti They thus sanc- Manicotti ORGANIZATIONS but becom- still needed. The over your charges, urgently Sisters tify their own lives that they may RISTAURANTS ing from the heart a pattern to ask all to join with them and in- ONI OP NIWARK'S HAVE AN OUTING obtain from God graces for the the flock. And when the Prince voke the assistance of the Infant SIRVINO THI ULTIMATI in Itoliaa • RAISE FUNDS HAVE FUN world, especially for priests and Und«r Penonal All toad* of Jesus of sup«rvl»lon Pood*. caolrod gar ardor the appears, you Prague. shepherds for benefactors and their Call Mr. Fucht It M4N dear PITH UVfNTO AIILISE’S receive the • • utfll unfading crown the Sisters live in ALSO PIZZIRIA Meantime, ones, and dead. of living an glory. old private house that is in Located on cor. Bloomfield and Clifton Newark The Sisters will be most grate- West Ave. Aves., SPECIAL GROUP RATES 925-31 Side "Likewise, who are bad repair and Ono llo

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ATLANTIC N.l. ST., 2, deavor • 307 3rd Ave.. Asbury Park, N. J. < CITY. is attained only when the Vl SI.T • Block to Ocean. Boardwalk ] • Control. block from • European Plan. Nicholas CKvrck A beochL MA 4-0700 Church is in for the >30.00 up weekly < established every beautiful Society • With delidoua • outside rooms- Propagation meala >43 up wkly. 1 inhabited land, and is ruled there pvt.bathsorrunning water • Near Holy Spirit Church ] *2- • Spacious sees porches • TV its own and the Ph. PR M. by Bishops clergy. of Faith 1-171 J B. KAN ■, Mgr.; • free bottMop NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY Mill. Missionaries welcomed Veeeeeeeewwwwweww, I IntONI are to- Archdiocese of Newark: because day they are educating Most Rev. Martin W. three door, Now the Stanton, S.T.D., Ph.D., LL.D. A \/Akl from natives, feeding the and MVWIN poor MIAMI beech. • $1 Newark N. J. HOTEL Jersey's finest PRIVATE BEACH GLORIOUS SURF facilities the Mulberry St., 2, offering hospital to LARGE ROOMS IN Phone: MArket 2-2803 famous hotu 9 NEW 307 SEVENTH AVI., ASBURY PARK CHARMING GUEST HOUSE -nrr the •ick. Yet, tomorrow could be STAMP: Simon Bo- they Hours: 9 One Block to Beach Free Bathing Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. to 12. China Saturday, and op r COUGHLIN'S persecuted as they are in livar, “The Liberator,” AA p* Person. Diocese of Paterson: Double Occupancy warren! today. w Catholic founder All Outside Rooms 29 Woodland Avenue Rt. Rev. William F. of Pan- DIUtCTIY ON THE OCEAN The native Msgr. J.C.D. Special Rates by Week and Month [IJk clergy, picked corps Louis, Reasonable Rates e Phone PR stost ■ AT SPRING LAKE, N. A 24 De Americanism, the Churches Nearby PRospect O-MOO Mrs. John F. X. Irving, Mgr. of the missionary priesthood, Grasse St., Paterson 1, N. J. features Phone: 4-0400 new 4 and 8c U. S. Nur Beautiful St CatkeriMt Chutdt Mtf ■ holds a place of special impor- ARmory postage Parfact Vacation Hours: far a SHRINE OF OUR MOT OF FATIM ■ tance and significance. The native Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. stamps in the “Champion THE SHALIMAR NORWOOD am has the in INN OCEAN the Coast clergy advantage of be ON THE JXnett Spot on Jersey m Liberty” series, to is- RUTH DAVIS, Owner-Mgr. AVON-BY-THE-SEA, N.J. (Asbury that, should persecution arise and 9 to persons who, appreciate Area). Ocean bathins directly N. J. Q**rfbl r**m*M«lf •oterftolly on was killed sued July 24. [Catering AT SEA GIRT, threaten the established aita, Guadalcanal, and from your room. A family WimirnM hoi AM *rH**i ■ newly [a quiet lelsure-llke atmosphere. I Colt forte. Sof foe ekudroa. by a shark while he was from Beach Free Bathlns favorite. Famous for excel- •rthillN there need be no fear of fishing. Block JUNE 27th Church, Rates OPENS FRIDAY Elevator Service Solarium lent meale. reasonable, foe Attrmcti— l 100 Seventh Ave. PRospect 3-3003 j 1 Modified American Plan • g| was furious when he heard Hohokus Priest i lean plan. Free parkins. on the firm foundation of an in- of the It is a holy and , Asbury Park, N. J. 0-7011 COCKTAILS • DINNER wholesome Tel. PRospect 8-9621 |*¥¥^******************* accident, and resolved that he J. DANCINO digenous priesthood. thought to pray for the dead A. PRYOR. Qwner-Mst. to Africa NIGHTLY You would kill a member of the staff that can help in the education they may be loosed from Going In the Ultra-Smart DAY • • of native at conducted the their SHOREHAM HOTEL WEEK SEASON a priest who needs $150 Takawa, by sins. We recommend to MARYKNOLL, N.Y. Rev. The EUROPEAN PHAN Marist missionaries. the ASBURY SURF ROOM a year, or for his entire prayers of our . readers George D. of Hoho- 111 THIRD AVI., PARK, N.J. $750 the Daly, M.M., THE WEDGWOOD The of the tied course while studying for the ! people village repose of the souls of the fol- kus, has been assigned to the 'Television Block to Beach STRATFORD INN Overlooking-the-Sea FREE PARKING him in his own house for few the Public priesthood. a lowing who have de- knoll of it *-M0» Open to recently Mary missions Africa, Phene PReipect N. 201-205 AVON-BY-THE-SEA, J. ■ Convenient to FIRST AVENUE days for this life: was A Nice Hotel with Low European Ratei safe-keeping. Finally parted announced at Maryknoll Monmouth Park Race Track A J. O'Connor —. J. A. Helmbecker SPRING N. Tragic Accident he calmed down and • OCEAN BATHING LAKE, J. pagan Agnes M. Owner Management For Hotel and Restaurant Reservations Fleming headquarters. Mri. Gerald Dundon OlBion t-M44 Phone Gibson t-7100 he was this ATTRACTIVE RATES though old-Solomen- Father son of Mr. Leads to Conversion Hugh Boyle Daly, and ■a aa|a iiaii 101 Sunset Avenue GUS STECK, Owner-Mer. A long-time favorite at the Jer- ese went to the mission and A,bury Pirk N- In of Mrs. George Daly of 235 East DANA -1HALL ' April one the boys from Ph. PRospect 5*5532 aey Shore . . . Charming, home- begged forgiveness. Franklin took Fine Brothers’ School at Takwa, Mal- Turnpike, part in 400 Feet from Boardwalk and Ocean like atmosphere . . . Asking for in the ever, who realize the that 41st Pacing Suniet Lake and Large Park Food. Cocktail Lounge. Mon- VACATION instructions change Maryknoll’s annnual mouth Race A RELAXED Depar- Conservative Management. Park Track; Summer FOR faith and for the old is The Hewitt Baptism, coming over mak- ture on June 15. playhouse. Music Circus. Swim- Africa, are Ceremony Near all Churches. ' COME TO man said he wanted A ming. Fishing. Boating, etc. Near to make sure ing efforts to send their children Before leaving for the Mary- All Outside Rooms. Amer. Euro. Plan Mission Mrs. Sherman Dennis A Mrs. Jas. Kelsey all Churches. Children under 12 that one day he might to heav- to the mission schools knoll missions FREE in Appeal go to obtain of Africa, Father same room with Parents KITTATINNY HOTEL en and there join his, beloved an will have EDWARD OATELY, P.O. BOX 404 Wellington education. Daly a short vacation At St. MADISON Avon, N. J. PRolpect 4-1500 Rocco's son. The Sisters home with his HOTEL SEASIDE PARK, N. J. find, too, that the at family. Spring Lake Beach, N. J. Stanton Sometimes natives 1M 7th AVI., ASBURY PARK, N. J. Bishop will make an misfortunes are are anxious to conUct Excellent Location, Situated Only Half > 810 PORCHES OVERLOOKING OCEAN to Catharine's blessings in In the mission from Short Half Block St. appeal on behalf of the Society disguise. case hospitals in preference to Amer. A Euro. Plan Family Hotel. Mod- Block Boach, Diftanco Church and Shrine. Beautiful for of this Calls SocialAid erately Priced. Famous for our Home from Amusement Area the Propagation of the Solomenese father, he consulting witch as has OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ground* facing lake. Two block* doctors, Cooking A Baking. Catholic Ownership. & 22 St. never would have con- the custom time im- of FREE from Ocean. Pool Boardwalk. Faith on June at Roc- probably been since PRII PARKINS • NEAR CHURCHES Plenty Parking A Parish Must EUROPEAN PLAN including sidered a eo’a Church, Newark, Rev. Mi- becoming Catholic if memorial. BREAKFAST June 21 to Sept. 7. JIANNI-JACQUES. Owner-Met. REASONABLE RATES chael A. he had not lost his Christian Some time Peru “Social assist- Season from May 30th. Fuino, son. ago a woman LIMA, administrator. HOME COOKING is in Bishop Stanton expresses his brought a four-year old girl to the ance indispensable” modern mtm Margaret Malone, Owner-Mgr. African Customs AMERICAN PLAN to Father Fuino had to walk 40 Jose appreciation clinic, having parish life, Auxiliary Bishop Reservations Gibson 9-8220 miles to the Dammert of Lima said here MONTAUK Optn Dock, Scroonod-ln Porch, and the other pastors of the Slowly Changing hospital. dur- Sun The mission for their child had been clawed ing a week commemorat- Television Room, library Room, ‘Archdiocese coopera- The Medical Missionaries of HOTEL BAY HI AD* NEW JERSEY tion in badly a and the the establishment of a Reaort Hot and Cold Water in Each Room. making these by leopard, ing dioce- Block from An American Family Type g appeals of find On* Catholic Church Mary Drogheds, Ireland, throughout the yeara. woman the Sisters san social assistance unchanged possible. begged to program. Cor. firtt Av*. and Bond St. ?UHi*iAeSuK that African children in Tang- No Honky Tonk. We offer aprivate FIRST AVENUE save her life—which He out that they were pointed even “the ASBURY PARK, N. J. beach on the oceanfront. well work at about anyika begin five able meala A diillnctiv hot*/ to do. deacons ‘to maintained and guarded. With SEASIDE PARK 9-0423 of Apostles appointed ATTRACTIVE RATES years age. The girls start to from $39 up weekly. for ihoto who The native them the services in No. 'til 5 P. M. call woman was proud place at of the Jersey TRAVEL for the and Ph. •xpoct tho b#iH CATHOUC LEAGUE help care children, of RESERVATIONS! TW 1-IMI fact that she went direct- masses’.” For that he from the the reason, S3 (JO HA 7-6757 boys take care of the H. CUDAHY TILTON. Owner-Mgr. sheep to the each yJ'VV p*r ly hospital without con- said, parish “should also parson Outdoor »olt wator iwlmmirtg pool PILGRIMAGES and goats and when they are a foAxcluiivo of Bather'* the witch have and school” Amorlcan and uio Burnt*. sulting doctor first. a dispensary a European Plan little older they for the cat- McCANN'S HOTEL lunchooo. Ocoon Bathing. Golf. to care Mission besides Fr*o Ocean Shrines of Canada hospitals and dispen- a church. Bathing FUBiag. Tonal*. Coovonlonl to tle. A Whole Block of l» at 19th Ave. saries located in The noted that PR Monmouth Park Boca Track. are, always out Bishop the num- Phone 5-7740 Balmar, N. J., Ocean Front m HONOR OF THC SOOTH ANNIVERSARY Many of the older how- DoHphtful room*. fxMllwt food. men, the Ocean Bathlnc Directly from Your OF m. ANN* 0* MAUPNC “bush" so that their services ber of people living under “inhu- • Own.r-Mgr. SAI MAIANGA • Room • European A American Plans Tol. Olb*on\ be who man” conditions in may available to those Lima’s slum Beautiful Air-Conditioned Dining 9-7100 VtaRNCt H* JatapA* Moatraal dimctlyoJ*OCEAH Oratory, CaF ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA need them when and where they districts is greater than the total Room and Cocktail Lounge THE J* *• la HadalaWd He. Am* Ot Nupn, Quabaa Reservation! • Phone Mutual 1-o*ll -'•LAIRSDIN," PIAPACK, N. J. are needed most. This, of course, populations of two large Peruvi- PAT A K. McCANN, Owners-Mgrs. PwartlMWmhf Fraa Moat/ul JUKI ttra (AFT. •wit Houm for Women and makes for a life cities. N. Retreat Him of, lonliness and an He said that in some SPRING LAKI MACH, J. AiM UtMMNi (bar CralMi CiUuJaa W. Artlatlc mnch Chateau of breath- for the ks a of Fun V G.org* Potlla, Mgr. hardship missionaries, places as many 15 persons For Day takln* beauty la the Someraei Hllla. bet CrauF Accompanied If Self dual but have chosen life of have to in LAKE JORDAN Ultra - modern factlltlea. they a sleep a makeshift hut Laabr aai Taw beers Healthful PARK climate. Excellent meala. Open year- sacrifice and their workers at Lake, N. J. NEW YORK complaints are because average a daily Spring STATE round to Convaleecenta. vacatlonlata Swimming and few. under A Hotel of and permanent aueata. income 75 cents. luxury Distinguished Picnicking Retreata THE WEST END from Septembor to June, Reputation; 57 Milek from New York HULETT'S ON LAKE GEORGE axoept the Thankaalrln*. Chrlatmaa Facing the Ocaan Rta. 511 on Boon- Catholic Travel Philippine Mission Via Garden Stole Parkway League New . . . the liveliest and most popular resort and Year'a Weekenda. Dan ASBURY N. ton Avo.. batwaan J. “OPENS JUNE 11th" on the most beautiful lake in America. IMI Sraadwav, N.T. 11, N.Y. and Evanlnaa of Recollection. PARK, Given to Confraternity Butlar A Boonton, Everythin* on the premises—2so acres Directed by the llatera ef It. Jehu Maryknoll 150-OUTSIDE ROOMS ATTRACTIVE RATES Naw Jarsav to the Raptlat. Plapack An . . . swimming . . • dancing a Lester tUM MU. undeveloped area of some All with Running Watar OUR OWN PRIVATE BATHING BEACH Meets Latin orchestra . . . tennis . . . golf Group Many JOHN REGGITTS 3,000 miles in with Frlvata Baths Terrace Cafe Luncheons for Bathera square the Prov- . . . cocktail lounge . . . moves. Two Shewars on All Floors Prop. Dining Room newly Air-Conditioned private Ideal for chil- ince of Davao WASHINGTON The com- sandy beaches, on Mindanao Is- lay 24-HOUR ELEVATOR SERVICE DRarfiaM 0730 and Redecorated 4 dren. American plan or housekeeping Savings Insured to $lO,OOO Earn 3% ATTRACTIVE land in the will mittee of the national center of RATI* Air-Conditioned Bar A Grill Philippines soon cottages. Churches adjoin property. FREE Enlarged. Redecorated. Resplendent. HOAt* the of OCEAN BATHING $38.50 weekly, and up. including meals. MORTGAGE LOANS become more than a mountain Confraternity Christian Golf. Tennis. Yachting. Ocean Inlet Special 10% off ror w**k-Moral Jeraey’a scenic Lake Ho- William J. located on boating tennis - Doerflinger, acting and movie* nearby. fishing from Juno 1 •sects of • ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH patcong . . . 900 ft. alt., alwaya cool all sports Sundays through October 26 fertility control, seg- dean. • ONI AND TWO ROOM APTS. . , . close to home ... delicious food, education and • regated The of . . excellent flatt- dancing—entertainment buffets •lALOOWI censorship appointee is Norman • All APTS. NEWLY and plenty it . MAIM! 11, 13,43 Hop- DECORATED WAKE ROBIN INN ||, will be at the 13th ing. water-akiing, boating and awlm- • recommended discussed an- named by Duncan Hines mayer, assistant profes- • COOKINO FACILITIES AVAILABLE mlng . . . theatre, golf, CONFIMIONI II A#M. S aummer LAKfVIUf, CONN. TO AM. nual convention of the Catholic F • Universal Travelcardihonored amusement . sor of management. • FREE OCEAN BATHINO park nearby . . good connection. . . dance Mac A. Chamberlin, Owner Novena to St. of America buaand train . Anthony, Sermon, Benediction -3 Theological Society • FREE PARKINO • short stroll to p.m. Those promoted and their new orch. Sat.. Marine Deck overlooking Catholic Cirri to be held here Hamlack $-2000 June 23-26. • ROOM FOR CHILDREN lake In Exposition el the Blessed Sacromsnt eftsr are follows: T.V. . . . piano and alnglng gay for brochure, reservations 12:45 Mess tillA p.m. assignments as details, • CHURCH NEARBY Clrcua Lounge . . , Catholic Church Announcement will be made at S.o ORATMOOR It S Bailee north ol Peekiklll, N. T. Route . your Travol Agent, or on 9, aerate Soar Maun- Nicholas Chirovsky, professor nearby. the • RATES $l. PER tain Iridgofrom Wotf Point. convention of the 1958 PERSON, Cofotorla open recipi- of Sundays. Parking areaon grounds economics; Anthony D’Amato, RATI*: 145.00 WIIKLY, phone MUlberry 4-2277 (N. ent of the DOUBLE OCCUPANCY BUSIS i A V I Cardinal Spellman I assistant professor of marketing; SPECIAL 1 PULL MIALS or write Box • RATES - Award for achieve- FOR FAMILIES 48 **• Terminal 41m A Bth outstanding **£••*» Avenue. N.V.C. 8 43 to t;IS one. Rev. John Horgan, associate OR SEASON Write for deecrlptlve folder "B" TICKITS pro- WEEK, MONTH, at WINDOW Su.ee Leave ment in the field of sacred the- WESTPORT INN, WESTPORT, N. T IT, Oraymoor at 4:13 fessor of Clarence a m. accounting; JO* LANOLIY, Mgr. Tel. Monet n 7-3330 • In New & Jereoy call MArket 2 7000 (Public Sorvlco) ology. of Mr. Mrs. John Kawas WI Lewi, professor finance; How- Nolan', Po|nt, Lake Hopatcono. NJ. NEW YORK STATE Per further Archbishop William 0. Brady Owner and inforeeatlon write, ard T. Ludlow, professor of man- Mgr. HO t-*314 Ouardlan, I.A of St. Paul will host the v Oraymoor Irian, be to Asbury Oarrlten J, N. T. agement and chairman, manage- Park: PR 4-4126; PR S-fSOB Rev. telephone: OArrltaa meeting. John F. X. Swee- PARAMUS, 4-3471 ment department; Vincent V. N. J. CO 1-6554 ney, S.J., of Woodstock (Md.) EMERALD Mott, associate professor of eco- ISLE HOUSE Visitors Welcome Is Every Day os well os College, president of the soci- Pilgrimage Sundoys nomics, and Alfred Schmidt, as- "IT'S IRELAND IN ety. THE CATSKILLS" sistant professor of management. SO. N. Y. (JamiLlJLfUt , CAIRO, Tel. CAIRO 9-9526 resort with «■ ATLANTIC CITY Modern Irish-American and ROUND AIR New Interracial ipirit hospitality. CONDir» '«* for from N. Y. to our door. fast June is Rev. S. • By car use 14, Philip SEASON from Juno 20th, 19S8 N.Y. Thruway to Exit 21. Turn three of Fordham Uni- • Modifed Anwfen pm right miles to our Hurley, S.J., A. P. ST. THOMAS. Owner Mfr. • U.ort— ro»d»l »olort»- A . »■ Brochure house. Write for booklet. versity. and Betee on Redirect. Ot 9-7706 RIOUCID RATIO TO JULY > OWEN and JUUA LAMB Marian Art Exhibit

~ Irrespective of the Weather ACHEN, Germany (NC) An o»»> The Lake View MASSACHUSETTS In r*\» Übar IK exhibition of works of art *»rlna Lak* loach. H.J. Hama a air depict- can!,oily controllad conditioning mini* A Choice Vinllon Spat. Continually puitfiat and frathant that the Blessed has o[) |K* air la otland- ing Virgin opened ovaryona ATTRACTIVE RATES Uou «awplala here in the historical coronation . , comioit. Maotonl tamaiotuia You oro turo to onjoy a Block U» Ocean A Board- it molntomad walk. itvougfiout tfca of Now Open Euro- yoot. Manly pdf tpoia far hall of the Council House. oil king pean. Ami PUn June cart It a giaul I# in Vacation at tho con.an nra rainy •9- SHANAHAN'S waotHar, PTee INN Parkin*. NEW HAMPSHIRE 01 Mills JAMES E FITZPATRICK Pittsfigld 8800 BUCKINGHAM lANESBORO, MASS.

WAYSIDE INN **♦». LEBER FUNERAL WMII In the Beautiful Berkshire* HOME AVON-IY-THI-SIA, N. J. A mwttr —ill mm ai atiuhUW CORNIff 20th 150 acres of vacation fun ST. and A American hotel • Filtered BOULEVARD, UNION CITY I*M n. •toaaUo* rr». Par J foil courm. mdmM p«»cod plan swimming pool wilk eacelloot food and chearfwl shuffleboard, badminton, TELEPHONES! UNion 3 11001101 oc- •Mis* UM IfACM MA tfU/tt cr'oquet, ping pong, warn commode Horn Ocean bfltiiny directly recreation Our Str%Ho it AxttUkU AAA MaAaral* room. to \ EUROPEAN PLAN < F.ttry Fsmily rataa Onanh H at Om tea M la from four roam, tor tvrfhec tutor mo- »uh DaUcieua Ceaunaeul Break!aat TttOeOOOMtV MOO[SN MOUSE i ttoo ] AND COTTAGES. KttsrJUi »/ fmsmtUl Coniitimm cod or wrlfot RATI* IXCIUINT EOOO. WetTf EOt SOOKIET, MW V. MAIWV Oaltp

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Choice plastic moisture- NEW of beouli- RETREAT HOUSE: Retreats for men in the 17-27 bracket proof case. year will be ful decorator colors. age given in this old mansion at Don Bosco Seminary, Newton, during July and August And at photo shows a man remember, Hayes you get Top young doing some on fuli quiet spiritual reading the retreat HOUSEPOWER house grounds. 10/ Summer Retreat Home Has 3s/o $ s ®) DIVIDEND 'for Men per annum Young Only' Tag COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY NEWTON Because they Neill “The from explained. current humdrum and hectic mod- to with the Savings insored sympathize specialized of secularism is $lO,OOO strong in the ern living—he will also be es- of the modern modern problems young world, and if one does from Send check caping the heat of the or money 17 27, the Salesi- man, aged to not have definite convictions of city and getting the mailed ans Don opportunity order, gifts at Bosco are what is what is promptly Seminary just, duty and to relax in the Precision BAROMETER for breeiy hills of accounts opened by mail opening a retreat house just for w’hat is, moral, it is easy to sur- Sussex. Handsome, occurate and du- them. render that s to current.’’ The mansion rable with highly polished is next to the SAVE AT The of the Weekend A general walnut HAYES—IT PAY object re- retreat, made in a mahogony, or blond seminary, commanding a view 0> O finish, beautiful treats, to Brother group of varied and enamel dial, according ages states as far as 50 miles clear Act Now on a ... Offer limited ! E. M. of highly polished brass flange. JieNem, 5.D.8., is to life, certainly benefits all re- day. Nearby are cool groves treatants help young men form a proper who earnestly to and try rolling lawn Outdoor Sta- concept of the world in which a good retreat, Brother tions tpake of the Cross have been and its McNeill admitted. he they live, relationship But, erected for the retreatants to their Faith and the pointed out, at Don' Bosco Re- princi- The retreats will be given by which treat House ples by they must live. .all the matter of Rev. Emero 955BroadSt., Stegman, S D K , each conference Will he slanted a young on the SAVINGS YOUNG priest English and LOAN MEN of this to the needs of Newark2,N.J. age young men, and faculty of Don Bosco often Seminary. group are not really set- to their particular state in life. or phone ASSOCIATION tled-many about “HE things their HAVE had great suc- “IT HILI, NOT lie a ft MA 3-8683 Faith don't make too much question cess with ourweekend retreats of sense to only striving for individual for to them,” Brother Me- 12 16-year-old boys at with union God during the re- West Haverstraw, N Y ," Broth- wm treat," he said ‘ There will er McNeill noted. “We hope to 1958 Franciscan also be the matter of instruc- Pilgrimagesin Honor of The do as well Blessed Mother with the young fOR TOP imamCY tion This will be given with men.’’ you should have at LEAST a 100 AMP the - particular of the 17 to CANADA problem! “So far," he added, SHVICE AND SEPARATE each 6 FULL DAYS n “the re- CIRCUITS TO Pilgrimages modern HEAVY-DUTY APPLIANCES! young man in mind.” sponse has been good." Beginning June 2 and thereafter till Rev. every Monday Sept 22 inc CZ ZD Joseph Stella. 5.D.8., director ' of Don Bosco MINIMUM To all these ST. ANNE DE 6RO. Semi- REQUIREMENTS An | BEAUPRE ANDRE oir conditioner will not work nary, conceived the idea of the Muenster prop- Shrines CAP PE-LA ‘Adopts' MADELEINE AND SACRED HEART retreat house, |fl| and appropriated erly if it it "starved electrically"'. for its use the old mansion African Diocese fFrom i 8000M pertrip on dale selected. which the Over 80*4 of all COST depending was original founda- MUENSTER. Germany—Just homes have over- $950011 to includes 13 transportation tion of the Saleaiani here. as the Cologne Archdiocese meals. , Lodging, Etc. loaded circuits If For you a while the retreats will "adopted” the Tokyo Archdio- keep adding be cese, so the Catholics of Muen given only during July and appliances must Weekend to DC. you modernize your Pilgrimages Washington. visitintf August. During Fail and winter ster have “adopted" Marian- Land the mansion houses hill, South Africa. home Holy Monastery and Immaculate Conception Shrine,etc the Sons of wiring I Michael * Mary, men with Bishop Keller of ®CT. 3*17*31 COST delayed voca- s3soopertnp-»ncludessinesU.Tran*port*tion, tions in Lodging,etc. to the priesthood who Muenster, answer to an ap- a from the African Bixh spend year boning up on Lat- peal CAU Jll Franciscan Andend4etr YOU* IHCTtICIAN ftlgnmoqesbegm Office A froncitcen Tether euempana »Ot PVBUQSDSERVICE mcthignmogeosChopiom in and other subjects before op, announced a campaign for A en- fill WHINS It TIM ATI Ohese Franciscan benefit ourenn Francium the Sale (23,800 in April. So far, Pilgrimage* Seminary m Colhcdo* N Y. tering slag seminary. more Folder than (40 640 has been collected For mith details on allabove Write Phone THE Pilgrimoqa or RETREATANT will be and the drive will run through FATHER ARNOLD FbRONHorm. fronascan M * 31 •*>* Monastery St NemYorklNY Ptnn tAcAS only ‘getting away from it July *11" the in sense of retreating 12 THE ADVOCATE Jane 20, 1958 Parents' News Addie Couldn’t Write This Week ’Cause... Pope Pius PTA Ends Year June designed to show a movie on we have All club By Dwyer already. mem- color! The picture is on this ADDIE was write tiie Young Advocate club? Will bers are be going to going to very page. With a Gift a Farewell it be the In oilk and this column to the Ad- painting of pleased to see how talented the You Young can use any' colors you vocates this week —but at Addle on top of a very mod- members are. the. want to just try to stay in- PASSAIC Bishop James A. McNulty of Paterson Will it be the last minute she couldn’t She’s ern building? If to side the Your you want submit any lines; rules are presided at the dinner for the PTA executive locked to be committees, up inside Young Advo- song composed our new in this division also in the entry it may printed little box and (club past present, and friends of Pope Pius High "School cate the song? a headquarters guarding be a a on this page. Be sure have picture, building, you held for the contest. Day by day the entries come recently. . entries statue, or anything else creative printed your name so we can int 6 the office. is more In case haven’t been One that think it. At. the you you can of. But you read We wouldn’t want dinner Bishop McNulty thanked the outgoing clever than Entries calendars, there the next. for checking your must attach the entry blank you to loose a prize because we officers the $60,000 which are five left for that arrived were so out- only days you today that is on this and couldn’t read was him page your name. presented to by Msgr. Sacred Heart, Clifton Moth- to in for ithis that the entile office get your entry standing you must have your in Andrew J. Romanak in entry Well, Young Advocates, that’s behalf ers Guild $2,400 to RfV. World’s came out see them. Was presented Fair contest. (The to' our office June it. You have of the P. T. A. by 25. ' five more days Bishop McNulty Augustine Varricchio, pastor, to will enter your entry in that .pile? Will Judges headquarters before the deadline. and Msgr. Romanak were Everyone the furnish a new classroom. Th« at 5 idea’ be the one to win IF YOU ARfe exactly p.m. Wednesday.) your a Junior down here is anxious "Young very to principal speakers. was by Mrs. Addie will bolt the door be- the Advocate presentation prize? we want you to do start judging. When we do Bishop McNulty then installed William F. Sears, retiring presi- hind Armed with their If haven’t sent to the them. you us your something honpr World’s make sure that is the of your entry following new officers: at the meeting and Fair dent, closing trusty pens pencils they idea yet, now’s the time to too. Addie had her in the Who pile. knows? Maybe Charles E. the • Gregory, president; year. willsit as a jury as work The' friend draw your get busy. judges are you a picture to sour idea is worth Andrew th* $5! F. Mrs. Emil J. New officers installed at is Hasior, on trial as being the best picked and the minutes are Kakascik, Mrs. John Zibor and session were: Mrs. William Man- submitted. head running out. Just use your A Column Francis E. Quinlan. Msgr. Ro- cini, president) Mrs. Christian The entries will be shown and the direc- fead following for Growing-Ups manak and was installed as director Temple, Mrs. Warren Luken, one by one. Hour by hour the tions carefully: of athletics and James J. Camp- Mrs. Primo Soccol. judges will w?tch, feel, smell, bell as assistant. IF YOU ARE a Senior taste, and perhaps even hear, Young Advocate The Pius ADDIE SAYS: Do the work of the Young Advo- that is, a boy or Clubs, Unlimited Pope PTA also took you in fifth the in farewell hon- cates. Then will retire girl the through part celebrations want to know about bow they By Norah Smaridge is Sister Frances into huddle to in the eighth grades your job to oring Theresa, a bring YOU our country and our mak* in words in PROBABLY BELONG to a or of up or art school social club. principal Pope Pius, who is verdict, 10,000 KINDERGARTEN PENNIES: Mihalik Church side side? would more than Marilyn after six grew by some project that you Maybe one. But did ever wonder where leaving years service. you they and Frank of St. WHO WILL WIN the like the Piegaro James, Newark, Mrs. Peter Be sure to prizes to see Addie enter at all started? The of kindergarten Farina, Mrs. George get your copy history club life is a long and amusing class of and Who will World’s of 1958, check for and |5, $3 $2? 'Fair from the Young with presented a $100 to Rev. Fran- Mayzell Mrs. Philip Covich of The Advocate during one, many comical aspects to it. win the of, award If think brighten cis J. were hoste'sses at the certificates Advocate Club. you Grady, pastor, and Sister Patricia St. recent \ the summer. The clubs Aedan, for the best work in that is are very first were in ancient Athens, and farewell tea. having hard, you right Sparta James Hospital administrator. The Rome. The money, to be used the hardest contest of it be fun! If it Athenians met for the The also this, but, oh, can for the St. principal was guest of James Hospital fund, was Young Advocate history? Wasn’t Would pleasant purpose Each tenance." There building raised by of honor at a tea under telling we print eating. was also a Club faculty ' It member had to send the Will be the movie theater of the entries his own •con- class during the school the pictures some of of Fat Men; to be eligible, the past year. chairmanship of Sister Rose tribution to the share Carmela and Mrs. Olive banquet, fatty had to prove himself unable Lumley. % the expenses, or offer a definite to enter through a normal-sized St., Joseph’s, East Orange sum. The early Romans had CAMP door! The and the Advocate Mrs. Merle Peccarelli DELBARTON Sighing Club Young Club was in- byrial clubs, to Amorous Club both met to sing stalled as president of the PTA MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY make certain the of their at the June praises lady love, or 19 meeting. Others that 8'4 their mem- Day Camp for Conducted the Benedictlntt to over her installed Boys by sigh treachery. World’s Fair were: Mrs. Jean Arace, bers would be Contest dohn Mrs. Marie MIAMIN smmmi June 23 • Auguit 1. Six wnVi of for Zipp, Abramo y luparvlted actlvltle* boy* honored with THE EVERLASTING CLUB Seniors ' (Fifth to in word and Mrs. from fowrtoon. eighth graders): Make up or act Marie Licari. tlx la tannl*, iwimming, art* and (raff*. Export* , the had hundred who ' i Archery, right kind a members, a that you would to Addie project like see enter at the World’s oncod Counselors. Roiidonf nurie. registered Attractive waterfront and of burial cere- staggered their attendance at the Fair from the Young Advocate Club. It be may a building, a of plehlo aroa on wooded monies. club so that there would St. Elizabeth .campus. Limttad onrollmont. For detail* wrltoi always statue, a pictnre or else Academy anything creative that would show others YEARS OF Director, Camp De(barton, JE Clubs, wheth- be someone there, and what our club is Convent Station. Now Morristown, New Jersey or phone 1-3231. day night, doing. Jeney round SOUND er you call them #ll year chiefly to eat, Juniors Secondary School for (Kindergarten to fourth graders): Color the girlt. 94th year. and picture guilds, groups, drink, chatter. which shows Addie at the World’s Fair in Roiidont and Day. Exceptional record MANAGEMENT The most famous Belgium. or 18th cen- Rules: should 46 societies, are| be Entries sent to: June V. for college preparation. Vocational club Dwyer, Young nothing more than tury was the Literary Advocate 31 of Club, Clinton St., Newark N. J. Your gatherings " entry makes Mu*lc, Art, Dancing, CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA "SSHES? founded 2, course*, Dramatic*. who Club Doctor John- member. - people are interested in the by you a , . FOR BOYS the Sport* and Activity program. Staffed Xavertan Ire then same If •on, dictionary-maker. The Ent ies CONVENIENT Completely by things. they are must be ,n The lucky, r Advocate offices no later than The bo*t yon are looking for in Health club’s verdict work J , Information: JEfferton 9-1600 they have a permanent home on any new Wednesday, June 25, 1958. Hte Sanitation Supervision Recreation the of or taken (like Yale or the Har- poetry prose was as All entries must be OFFICES... Club, accompanied attached by the, coupon, * y UNIQUE vard in New final; naturally, their or of it. SWIMMING POOL Club, York) toward good by a copy I their opinion was after. j Onaa Air which members pay sought and to Theatre RoDor Skating Rink Vest Sail Field large (Clip your letter) FILM DEVELOPED HACKENSACK: Mata iA Berry Sts. The end of the _ _ _ _ _ jattach i j Fiona* ring Home Cooking and Baker? sums of money. If are Napoleonic they small, Ow" till MHII tIM Mm. INIPSCYION FROM MID-APRIL ON Wars found Black and Whit* ’ (NVITSD tiey meet informally wherever many young officers Service PARK: 740'4O Aadanea Ml Weekly Rate*; *ll _ teoen Rata; Mil who needed Name * I Roll CUFFSK i . . _ can find to meet. Grade Exposure .45 „ somewhere —' ______they a room. ... ■ 00Idno* for I-1-* Weak*—leaton from June II to Aug. M—Ago* A-M OuMMMr lltlf M. For This was the beginning of the ' * King Sixo Glossy Reprints .OS Information and Direction, Congult Address j THE VERY FIRST CLUB in service clubs TEANECK: Ctdtr law at Linii Aml New York Office; Rt. Rev. M*gr. John J. McEvoy which are so popu- COLOR FILM PROCESSING last England was La Out* * . 1 HO 33rd It, Now York Id* N. Y. ToL; MUrray Hill S-dIM Court de Bone lar today throughout the world. City »J,Mf Kodacolor • Exposure Roll Compaigne (The Court of for ? Good Clubs were the exclusive PALISADES PARK: 253 Braad-Avfc ' developed and enlarged 3.73 Company), ih the of of School ..' Oytxnwt miwMwL / reign Henry use men until comparatively Reprints IV. A latef the .13 century very fam- recently. But the ladies eventu- I * Amato iwr Bmm Roll 1.30 tttftOO.OOO> ■CAMP ous Mermaid retaliated Teacher Developed NOTRE DAME Tavern Club'was ally and began to form ■* InturtdInsured to $lOtio • mmMag. .83 • Satiyi with such their I am a member I Developed IN THI FOOTHILLS OF TMI WHITS MOUNTAINS forjned, celebrated own clubs—which excluded □ would like to join Q 33mm Developed 10 members as Shakespeare, Ra- men! , NEW HAMPSHIRE Exposure 1.13 leigh, and the dramatists Beau- Write ter mailing envelopes mont and Fletcher. But it - was BOYS 6 to 16 - GIRLS the Ages much Lives Saints RYAN later before social clubs of FOTO, BOX 24 SSASON JULY I to AUOUST IS really began to take shape. CHATHAM, N. J. The introduction of NAMASCHAUG coffee SPRUCELAND was responsible! Tlie drink was LANS SFOFFORD ORAM ITS LAKS unknown in First 4 Wssks SI4S England until a Full Ssswn SITS Saaand 4 Wssks - SISS Cretan undergraduate, Nathan- Modern Maria Full r Fsur Wsi SIM iel Its Canopus, began to brew the. LITTLE FLOWER CAMP Wssk Ossna S4 THIS WEEK'S SAINT is sometimes called Frs-Ssaian Juris mysterious beverage in his moved in with the Serenellis. rinsst Esulpmsnt Beautiful Watarfronta Mature SupsrrlMoa rooms at BalUol the modern St she • • He in- day Agnes—for too suffered In less than two the FOR GIRLS Modern Cabin* and Sanitary Facilities College. years fever-ridden vited for the of PhraieUn in Attaadancs Balancsd Usala his friends to coffee sake purity. swamp took the life of Maria’s par- father. The young Rsddant * POCONO MOUNTAINS TOBYHANNA, PA. Chaplain and Rsdtatarsd Nuras at Each Cans and the Maria Goretti the third of chil- ties, erase caught on. was seven girl, about 10 at the took the . time, over respon- 90 mile* Not first dren. Her father (a who from Newark long after, thy coffee was a sharecropper man sibility for the family while her mother worked house l Sara) Writs (Olrlu opened Its doors to the worked a farm and gave of the to in fields week part profits ths to support her children. Maria be- $3O a In Oxford. JOHN I. CULLUM - and PELL public came real MR. MRS. L T. a light in the life of the neighborhood. NEW SWIMMING POOL CAMF NOTRE She was cheerful and obedient. She DAMS COFFEE modest, was CAFITOL UNION HOUSES first Tenni*, SUILDINO. CITY, NSW JIRSIY were serious in Archery, Craft*, Dramatics, Dancing, her work but alway happy in accept- Ftisns known in and then in * UN lon Mill —l« ns amwsr Call UNlsn 4-ltll Cairo, Con- Basketball, etc. ing more tasks to help others. Baseball, stantinople. They to spread In 1902 this June, very century Maria SEASON - JUNE 38 - AUGUST France and eventually to London, 23 made her First Holy Communion. It is said that when a back AND merchant brought a —-VISIT SEE FOR YOURSELFms this was the of her life. RESIDENT CHAPLAIN servant from happiest day Smyrna to make cof-

fee for him. This WHILE MARIA was in youth, Pasqua growing grace with For Catalog: Write Rosee, opened a coffeehouse of God, Alexander was becoming more and more CAMP ST. REGIS REV. EDWARD T. SULUVAN, Director his own in evil. He spent his free time London, two years reading bad books Utile Flower * after the and Camp , Oxford house looking at evil His L opened. pictures. thoughts were ✓ EAST HAMPTON, I. 304 Wyoming Avenue Scranton Penna. Advertising the drink, he said: sinful. x 3, "It much quickens the spirits and Alexander tried often to tempt Maria to . Telephone: Diamond 4-1614 A 5- is makes the heart it commit sins with him. But Maria For GIRLS fl « lightsome; is always 1 would It is sin! God does good against sore eyes, and the say, “No, a not better if you hold your head over want R!” On July 5, 1902, Alexander tried SIPARATR it and CAMP For lOYS take in the steam that once more to Maria to but TEGAKWITHA CAMPS way. tempt impurity, It suppressed fumes again she refused him. Alexander could no exceeding- Owned and and Operated by the ly, therefore is good against longer accept her goodness. He lunged at the Archdiocese Newark on liland mile* el her with a knife of Mil* long *andy beach Shelter Sound, iurround*d by headache . . and stabbed her 24 times. *•*.•« fore*t. Clear, »ofo, Salt Wator Swimming, Sailing, Herfbback But II The doctor FOR GIRLS Riding, Charles suppressed tried to save little Maria, who JUNE Craft* aad all (port*. Modorn facllltloi and equipment. Tutoring available, coffee houses was SEASON: 28 to AUG. because he bus-* only 12 years old. But after 20 hours of 23, loading *taff competed of mature, experienced expert* In the camping pected that Two-Week Period 6 to 16 they were suffering, Maria received the last sacraments $62.00 Raid Including Helen Director gather- and, Duffy, Phyilcal Education, Metre Dome for ing places This nat- upon a the Blessed for Women, Ed traitors! gazing picture qf Virgin Mary, Four-Wook on College Danewtit!, former Pordham football Coach, Pronk Period ....$120.00 urally the died 1902. Before ’**•’* Adam*, upset coffee and tea July 6, her death, Maria for- LAKE formerly fotdham Baiketball Coach, Don Kennedy, Director Full Season $230.00 HOPATCON6 and merchants—so they signed a gave /flexander for his deed and for his of Athletic* RatketbaH Coach, St. Peter'* College. pe- prayed NEW JERSEY tlon, and a soul. year later the ATHLETICS - SWIMMING RIDING - JmwH • O houses Chaplain Private Chapel Medical Staff were allowed to- re- TENNIS - ARTS AND CRAFTS ALMOST 50 YEARS later, on June 24, 1950. open. ' Season - $450.00 Tuition Plan during the Holy Year, Pope Pius XII stood on the From then on, club life flour- St. Maria Goretti - of St. Peter's in DANCING DRAMATICS - SPECIAL PROGRAM Write or Phone for steps Rome and pronounced for CHILDREN Information ished. In the 19th century there St, Merit Goretti it Attn Maria Goretti saint portrayed by Mary a and a martyr of the Church. were many famous clubs —and EXCELLENT CARE • TRAINED COUNSELORS VISIT Kubeh of St. Michael's, which is He named her the of modern AND SEE FOR YOURSELF some Lyndhierst, patroness youth odd-sounding ones, like the MODERN the Felician and set 9 her feast EQUIPMENT Club of staffed by Sisters. St. Maria Goret- July as day. DON KENNEDY Ugly Faces, in Oxford It is that St. Maria and ti's is fitting Goretti, the pure MRS. EILEEN A. To be for feast day July 9. Apply: WELCH, Director, SI Smull Avwhm, Uwar Cross Saddle N. DAvis Cambridge. eligible maid toad, River, J. 7-147* of should celebrate her feast dur- Italy, - the student had to day CaldwoH, N. J. T.l.phon. CAldw.ll 4-4694 membership, the owner). But Maria's could not aft., | P.M. father, Luigi, ing the summer months when and have "a visible young boys Quearity in his find work his enough to support family. Near are from girls away the guiding hand of the Aspect and peculiar Cast of Coun- starvation, he moved his family to the small town school rooms. Pray to her to give you the of Fcrriere. remain strength to pure in thought 'and dress Luigi looked In vain for a home for his and to be For true to your religion during this sum- Boys he made with DAY CAMPS family. Finally a bargain a mer test. named who had a son named • man Serenelli, St. Maria of Goretti, patron youth, pray for Ages HAVE AN OUTING Alexander, and Goretti and his Luigi family us. more 8 fo 16 Yrs. Call Mr. »Mtn _ It SI4M

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ar» far Oa Min Mm • Car- -Zj Poriodi 1 No. rain faa * No. - 2 - $5O. All others S2S O Seaton $207 nmhtdt Supervision N. J. State Council Knights of Columbus s or t. \f Write Apply MR. UWRSNCR A BBINNAN Mtaf Sodsty Of 11m Oivln* Word wp brtttfl June 20, 1958 THE With North Jersey Women ADVOCATE 13 Summer Doings

By June Dwyer

A large gift to ,a hospital and a trip to Canada head the Coming In officers of activities of the north Jersey Incoming three or-

women this week. ganizations were announced this wefek. Mrs. Leo Fritz of Headlines Maplewood was installed as president of the Benedictine At the closing luncheon of Mothers’ the League of St. Mary’s Women’s Auxiliary of St. Abbey, Newark, recently. Oth- Vincent’s Hospital and Nur- er new officers are: Mrs. Pat- sery, Montclair, held recently, rick Clarke, Mrs. Mrs. John F. Dolan, president, Elizabeth; Edmund Beckenba ta »jo r. ■. degree her commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Medical Service ES*ex area MA 3-3980 Army Encircling wheat and Tm., Than., tat. 9 la < f. M. grapes signify the priest's greatest Corps during ceremonies at St. PR graduation Elizabeth’s College Shown with privilege to consecrate bread and wine Shore area 5-3330 recently. into the Body and Blood of Caroline, first woman in N.J. to the Jesus Christ. At the bottom of join new army are, left to right: Col. the medal are the words program, Sacerdos James B. chief in Aeternum."—"A Priest Forever.” DON'T PAY FOR RITZ Murphy, of chaplains, First Army; Bishop James A. McNulty of Pat- Maj. Gen. Raymond erson; E. Bell, commanding general of II Army Corps (Reserve), and Sister Marie, WHEN BUYING FURNITURE Hildegarde college president. WEDDING BANQUETS... Avoid the fancy stores with hi rent downtown locations, Canadian Did Nurses Quiz: FULL DINNER COURSE r/% expensive show windows and hi salesmen; Women pressure Roast or Go Strike? Beef, Chicken or Shop at Barney's Resign on Turkey around the HULL, Que. (NC) Quebec Relations Board that the hospital - MENU - province’s Labor Relations Board SAMPLE DISCOUNT had no desire to prosecute the* has reserved judgment in a case nurses but did the World they reserve • Fruit Cocktail of involving resignation 29 nurses right to take legal action against • Calory, oilvaa FURNITURE WAREHOUSE at Sacred Heart hospital here. leaders who may have advised Catholic Relief Services in the! The operated the • Prim# Roaat Reef. Au Jua hospital, by them. ORANGE RESTAURANT where furniture takes off its hat. Eileen Sisters of quality high person of Providence, asked the • Vraatabla Egan, projects! the 29 41F Potato Resignation of nurses LANODON STRUT supervisor, thei board to declare the mass complimented resig- did at not affect the service the Dinner and Rutlar ORANOR, N. J. • Rotla No. 9088 Catholic Daughters of America nations a strike. Under Quebec's Outfit hospital. Nuns, trained as nurses, labor lea lor their generosity to the needy, laws nurses are not • Cream Cos (fa# permit- were 10 Hull from the homeless ted brought and hungry overseas. to go on strike. 3 Room Model Home shown at Sisters of Providence mother- Project Development; At the Ohio convention of the Several weeks ago the 29 nurs- OTHER MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE house at Montreal. lay includes Room in Twelve Curved Sectional living FOAM RUB- CDA, she reported more than es resigned individually follow- durses continued on duty at the 4 Private Dining Roomi to 500 to had been to CRS the refusal of the Accommodations BER with wall wall Broadloom, $500,000 given ing hospital to which Tables, Lamps; hospital, has some 300 Coll the “Your contribution meet their Sonquof Monogar • ORANGI S-4SIJ • Fraa Arao by group. request for anew Ample Forking Danish Modern Bedroom Suite; patients at the present time. 7 Pc. KING Size Dinette the of schedule represents largest any wage and the shortening S«v«-By-Mail Portfolio I and renewed BIG Screen TV Set. Catholic organization,” Miss Egan of their work week.

said. Eeorythlng you nood to taro COUNSEL for the Canadian by moil boll point doth $3BB. it off $3.50 * Catholic Confederation of pen, pay Weekly Labor, blotter, tovo-by-mail which the colondar, to nurses de- Anew of Our belong, - in monastery Lady •nvolopoi handtorn* v.nyl clared the had Outfit No. 948 X of Grace resignations been coH finhh was officially dedi- fitted cat#. FREE and cated In North given individually were the '•Hon Guilford, Corn. you opon a now Mohawk will of the individual and June 7,2Vi after the nurses Account of $lO years orig- S«»inp» or Outfit with extra there was no evidence Complete Bungalow space; inal of "con- moro. (On# sleeper monastery of the Dominican to a perton.) Wo certed” action. Twin or Bunk Nuns P«y Bed Beds in the Gray Bedroom Set and of Perpetual Adoration was pottageboth way*. Mono/ Hospital lawyers told the Labor destroyed by a fire that took the tocoivod by 15th of Big Dresser, & Chest too; Double Sofa Bed and 2 Big any month lives of three Sisters. Since the •orni from firjt of that month. also; 5 Pc. Chrome Chairs, Tables, Lamps Formica fire the Sisters Opon account have lived in an CDA Convention NOW by mail Of in Dinette; Renewed Refrigerator too. unused public building lent to perton. them by local authorities. Set in Nebraska $lBB. off $2. • pay it weekly & CARPETS KAN'E. Pa. (NC) YOUR RUGS ~3±% Sisters of of Manches- Archbishop HAVE ' Mercy Gerald T. Bergen of Omaha will V 4 ~ Outfit No, ter, N.H., heard Matthew . 7658 Bishop the 27th biennial open conven- COMPOUNDED F. of Manchester Brady praise tion of the Catholic 4 TIMES their efforts at a Mass of thanks- Daughters A YEAR I of America REGULARLY July 6 in Omaha, 3 Rooms in Ranch House Decor; Chuck Wagon, Dinette giving celebrating the centenary CLEANED SAVINGS INSURED TO $lO,OOO with a Pontifical Mass. of the Neb., Frontier Bedroom Sisters coming to New PLUS Maple Set Plus Colonial Living The convention, to be held Hampshire. The Bishop remarked July 6-11, is dedicated to "the Room that "every third child in a Cath- develop- ment of active olic a more and a more school in New Hampshire is articulate Catholic MOHAWK $2BB. off $3. laity." Some pay it weekly taught by the Sisters of Mercy.” 500 and delegates visitors are hr OVTSTANUINC SAVINOS and Loan Room be • Aim. Every May Bought Separately if desired. expected to attend. *0 Commerce Newark I. N. I. Mrs. Patrick Osterbrink of La Vincent St, Bishop S. Waters of PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Ml 2 JOSO Crosse, Wis., received five sac- Raleigh, N. will give the prin- Omilf, * o.M. to 4 Drive In raments within four days recent- address 0 pm. Right and Park cipal at the convention Oprnu Wed free wnfi ll 1 she was and pm. ly. May baptized banquet July 6. of Interpretation Nil received the of FAMING ecrere the afreet sacrament pen- the CDA will be CALL ONE OF THE program given FOLLOWING 3 then BARNEY'S ance. May she, Amelia in workshops and meetings. Kechuta, became the bride of Patrick Osterbrink at a Nuptial SUPERMART DISCOUNT Mass at which she received Albuquerque Starts the JANCOVIUS BREHM'S RELIABLE sacrament of Holy Eucharist. Decency Campaign on her her FURNITURE WAREHOUSE May 4, way to honey Cleaning Plant on ALBUQUERQUE,N M(NC) moon, she was confirmed. RUG CLEANING CO Catholic of the Santa 1070 RUG CLEANING CO Newark women Fe, Magnolia Ave. 382 Frelinghuysen Ave., • N M , archdiocese were urged to 196 So. Orange Ave. Show Room: forces 84S River St. Mon., Wed., & Fri. 9 Maryville College, St. join with civic and reli- Open Nights to Louis, 333 N. Broad St. of the oldest Catholic one girls’ gious organizations in a cam- Newark, N. J. Paterton, N. J. schools In the will to clear the Elizabeth, N. J. • West, vacate paign newsstands of In North Jersey its, property and build 13 miles indecent literature. away, in the city’s outskirts The to action Mitchell 2-1335 iliiabeth 3-8300 4-3790 cgU came from MUlberry 67 River St., Paterson Mother of the Marjorie Erskine, Archbishop Byrne of Santa Fe in

of the Sacred Heart, an address the close of Open Thurs. & Fri. Nights Religious at a two- college president, announced that day convention of the Archdio- IN PLANT and ON LOCATION Export rug dunning and repairing 124 acres have been purchased cesan Council of Catholic Women gd NEVER OPEN ON SUNDAYS la meet necessary expansion. I(ACCW) here. 14 THE ADVOCATE Jane 20, 1958 Petreans Ead Perfect Season With Tournament Win

JERSEY ClTY—There was undefeated mjssed football sea- first Catholic school to win the THE ACCOMPANYING fielded lot than little and chart a faster than Ed more a irony, sons by only. . one game, on GNT. Not only did he hurl a all the the gives figures on Borronfe in field and Jim quite a human interest story, in seven occasions. Bill has often right five-hitter, with control perfect Prep team, showing the filled the St. Peter’s baseball said about his dual big Bodino Dave Wright’s Prep role, “Foot- and 10 strikeouts, but it was roles Bill played by Szeigis, In team which an un- ball coaching is hard but spot capably centerfield. completed work, his “guided missile” single Kretzer, Melega, Tyne and Phil Cochrane 22-0 record we tun out of the used the same precedented as it. get more the middle the win- through of Martorelli. It might also be eight Hanover for baseball season.” Now is starters, plus in defeated Park, 3-1, it the mond which the pitcher, sent home win- noted that the Petreans trailed the Greater Newark Tourna- diamond which has every game save one, when Bob sport bro- in the ning runs seventh in- in six of the 22 the only games, Feldman started in of ment title, June 14 at Newark ken the “sound barrier”for him place ning. hardest win being a 6-5, nine- Conroy St. Michael’s Schools Stadium. on the eve of what to be against figures Against Memorial Jack gave affair inning wjth Snyder. (JC). It was thus Undefeated teams in any a most successful, possibly also- as stable, up no walks and had retired the When the season opened, as well as sport are rare enough, but undefeated brillianLa team that gridiron campaign. 17 batters in when first a row Cochrane had marks at those in question any area school fielded baseball are On of all this the has ever practical- top comes Nick Ricciardi became the first base, third base, field and earned non-existent. Since The Ad- fact that the who right richly the unofficial ly V boy played so base loser?’ only runner with a and centerfield. Tyne proved an honor as overall fetate cham- vocate began keeping track of a in this rec- large part great single in the sixth Don better inning. even firstsacker than the to North Catholic in ord is Bill’s pion go with the official Jersey sports own nephew. Jack Melega singled home two runs graduated Vin Brennan, Wally designations as 1952, only Don Bosco has man- Szeigis, who notched his 10th Jersey City, and Barry Tyne one in the fifth Dorgan capably filled Richie Hudson North to match Petreans’ and Uth victories of the County, Jersey aged the sea- to with its provide Prep 3-0 Skinner’s shoes at John third, Catholic "A” and Greater New- pristine mark, and that was sdn last week over Memorial margin! Massaro hit but and lighter ran ark Tournament titlists. over a nine-game route in 1952. and Hanover Park. After the St Benedict’s, of course, had Memorial victory, a one-hit several undefeated in Jack seasons a gem, said, “I really want- row just after World War 11, ed to win this one,” and, when Heads Track but those school All-Stars were prep asked “Because Mostyn why, added, be powerhouses, not to com- they are always beating Bill in pared with a high school team. football.”

THE IRONIC of the St SZEIGIS PLAYED Bees Gain part a double Aloysians, Three Peter’s that Spots record- Is its coach, role in the Hanover Park vic- Bill Ed in Cochrane, has, since 1945, tory which made St. Peter’s the By Grant meet individual competition and there NEWARK • John Mostyn of Bergen Catholic and was little difference in their times. But Adams ran Larry Pegut of St. Aloysius gain double honors on The un- der two miniates several times Advocate’s first annual North Jersey All-Star track with The St. Peter's in and a from Story baton, once to come Figures field team in the finest season the Catholic schools have way behind and defeat the Gray Team Record ever enjoyed. Bees in a sprint medley relay

7 Stevens Tech Fr. 1 9 Catholic To A1 Adams in the Paul Jordan of St. Peter’s, sec- Bergen 0 Mostyn goes the accolade 880 and Bob 13 St. Aloysius 0 5 St. Benedict’s as Kocot in the ond in all the was the 1* Athlete of the Year in this broad jump. Com- big races, 11 Ferris 3 8 St. the obvious choice for third team. Set Horse Show Aloysius 0 sport, for the fleet-footed Bergen pleting first team were Ed North 5 All-Star Track Team Bayonne 2 6 Bayonne 1 junior not only proved himself Wyrsch of Seton Hall in the mile, Jersey MILE Most 7 St. Benedict’s 5 10 Lincoln of the Ron of St. Michael’s talent-packed of 4 king straightaway among Meyers (UC) all the First Team For Allendale 7 St. Michael’s 0 in the shot this still had a (JC) 2 Matawan 1* his school but and Tom of events, Catholic, rivals, put Liggio Event Name clear-cut leader in School Class Best Mark ALLENDALE A horse show 10 Dickinson 3 10 Dickinson also St. in the discus. Wyrsch and" 3 whipped every public school Joseph’s • 100 Mostyn Catholic Jr. 4 also solid second and third team Bergen . , 9.6 for the benefit of the St. Jo- Snyder 1 6 Snyder 5 sprinter in Bergen County. His Each boy is limited to events new 220 Mostyn Catholic Jr. 21.0 4 Ferris men in Brian of Bergen seph’s at will 3 5 0* 9.6 for the 100 and 21.0 for he would be to enter in Hennessey St, Village Rockleigh Nutley times, able a 440 Butler and Stan St. Benedict’s Sr. 50.8 be the 4 Lincoln 0 3 Memorial meet. Thus Aloysius Blejwas of held at Allendale 0$ the were single Adam?, the Riding 220, equalled only by 880 Adams St Michael’s 8 Holy 'This trio finished in (JC) Soph. 2:01.0 Academy on 5. St. Michael’s (JC) 1 3 Hanover Part 1* the national indoor interscholas- second fastest miler at is Trinity. July 4:29.3, Mile Seton Hall that order in both the NJCTC Wyrsch Jr. 4:27.8 for the •Greater Newark tic Frank Budd of not listed in this event. The _ Trophies competition Tournament tHCIAA Playoff champion, As- only HH and NJSIAA St. Jr. 15.5 have to meets. the Pegut Aloysius donated Park. boys gain the limit of three Among * been by Archbishop Records bury LH Batting top contenders were Ed Schmitt Pegut St. Aloysius Jr. 20.0 Boland field of under this and by Governor Mey- Pegut’s conquest was places system are PLAYER Pos. AB R H SB of Don BJ Kocot St. Michael’s (JC) Sr. 21-3V* 2B HR RBI Ave. Bosco, Paul Degnan of . ner. Former world’s more with 15.6 in Mostyn, also second in the heavyweight Jim limited, but, a broad HJ ' Bodlno CF 68 .19 .21 0 1 0 13 .309 Immaculate and John- . Nyire St. Aloysius Sr. # 6-0 hurdles third in Conception champion James J. Braddock and the high and a jump, and Meyers, the Phil Martorelll 2B 79 26 38 disputed Riordan PV O’Connor St Benedict’s Sr. 11-0 3 5 0 16 .481 hurdles ny of St. Peter’s. James W. Wilton of 20.0, in the lows, he is easily the high and second in the Waldwick Don SS 78 SP Meyers St. Michael’s Sr. Melega 22 33 4 1 3 24 .434 lows. (UC) 52-8 are fastest hurdler in Catholic com- serving as co-chairmen for IB 70 HURDLES DT Liggio St. Barry Tyne 19 25 2 3 2 IS 457 Pegut scored a Joseph’s Sr. , 152-9Vi the show. petition since New Though the Is John LF 8 Jersey picture generally in the JT Ronnie St. Benedict’s Jr. Conroy 65 15 1 0 0 9 .231 sweep high hurdles, but 167-9 changed to the school stand- a bright one, there is the The show is high quiet- licensed the John Massaro RF 67 13 17 4 1 0 divided the low barrier honors by 11 .254 ards for note Second Team these events seven ing that, once St. Third Team American Horse Show Associa- years again, with Ron Wally 3B 59 18 16 0 1 0 9 .271 Meyers of St. Michael’s Dorgan ago. Benedict’s the Name School tion has produced only Event Name School and the will be A1 C 62 9 14 1 The nod went to in manager Weigand 2 0 11 .226 vaulters (UC). Larry pole worthy of mention, Doherty St. Peter’s Wallace Marist Charles J. Barrie of THE HONOR 6f the the latter JOO Teaneck, BUI Kretser P 19 4 2010 4 .105 placing event on O’Connor and Tim Har- greater con- Wallace Marist young 220 Sowa St. well-known Eastern A P 29 6 most men on the first team went Pete Yatrakis of Seton Benedict’s official. Jack Sselgls 5000 4 .172 sistency. rington. Kahrar St Peter’s 440 St. is to St. Benedict’s which had Hall .. . * Halpin • Aloysius program-journal 33 3 6 1 0 0 John for second being pre- Others 2 .182 Here is the nudged Meyers Martin St Butler event-by-event Benedict’s 880 Jordan St. Peter’s committee in the Brian O’Con- pic- team in the for the pared by a headed 440, ture: high same by St Mile in the Hennessey Aloysius Blejwas Carmine LaTrecchia of Totals 627 146 192 16 15 nor pole vault and Len reason, but their order Holy Trinity Wyckoff. 5 118 406 was re- Yatrakis Ronnie Seton Hall HH St. Michael’s Tickets for the show in the javelin throw. St. SPRINTS versed in the lows Meyers (UC) will be $1 Mostyn was all by where the Ir- Records Meyers St Michael’s (UC) LH Yatrakis Seton Hall for Pitching also three himself ish football adults, 50 cents for Aloysius copped places here, but the scramble star had a solid lead. children - PLAYER G IP R H BB SO W L Pet. with Tom Mostyn Bergen Catholic BJ Fisher Pope Pius of school Nyire in the high jump behind him for high age and compli- places was fierce. St Benedict’s Jack Sseigis* 12 84 6 40 25 91 11 0 1.000 JUMPS Luthy HJ Scully Don Bosco mentary for children of adding to Pegut’s double. Tom Doherty of St. Kocot scored over gram- Kretser* 7 47 14 Peter’s Benedict’s PV selection BUI 23 32 56 7 0 1.000. St. Michael’s had Mostyn, his NJCTC HarringtonSt. No mar school age. These be (JC) a pair, gained the nod over Ted conqueror in may Others 6 15 Wallace St. 35 24 25 30 4 0 1.000 of the due to finer Liggio Joseph’s SP Caleca Don Bosco Marist for second team in the broad, a record purchased or contributions may Howe St the entire Benedict’s DT Caleca Don Bosco be made Rev. 100, thanks to his second in the over campaign, includ- through George E. Totals 25 166 35 87 82 177 Season Nyire St Aloysius JT Smith St Peter’s St. 22 0 1400 Ends NJTC ing several over 21 feet. It Byrne, Joseph’s Home for meet, followed by an NJ- leaps •Pitched no-hit St. game against Michael’s (JC) SIAA was the same with Boys, Englewood Cliffs. \ victory. It was Wallace, Nyire over no-hit game against For Harriers Paul Bayonne second in the'NJCTC furlong Scully, Don Bosco baseball NEW YORK over Tom player, in the The 1958 school- Sowa of St. Benedict’s! high jump, an Press Box track and field NJSIAA in event they tied at the Paragraphs boy season came king, the 220. in NJSIAA to meet. The a quiet end at Columbia’s pole vault was strictly Irish Schedule 848 A blanket could between Brian O’Connor Baker Field, June 14, as North have and Tim covered NOW AT the top three entries Harrington of St. Jersey Catholic stars placed well Benedict’s, with A Lists Bees here Gray in three and, in fact, did in the the nod to the former events. who won Worthy Appeal - UNION two MURPHY BROS. CITY - A significant year’s races. the NJSIAA Jack Mostyn of Bergen Catho- major Deny title. addition the of to St. Michael’s Kahrar St. Peter’s lost the (UC) lic, as is his led the local This is the time of when it is custom, year not your family back- ERA and 19 K’s in 22 football schedule for NJCTC title to Butler WEIGHTS No innings. Th• Beautiful 1958 is St. with third by an inch problem athletic boys a in the 220-yard pre- directors in high ground, but rather what to be and the sented in you Benedict’s Prep, met Nov. NJSIAA crown to Ken itself the schools dash, won by John Fernandez of selecting top all over North Jersey have made of the talents God NOTEBOOK: St. Peter’s NEW 23 at Roosevelt Stadium. Halpin of St. bv hair. man in these events. , in 22.0 Aloysius a three start to check their the Hudson Bishop Dubois against a Mey- on gave you counts. Prep won County the Thanks to two the up tyat Otherwise, nine-game Irish other victories ers was only 50-foot in the strong headwind. equipment so that “We would Interscholastic Chess they can gladly pick up League CHRYSLER reads the it over the shot and both the schedule same as St. Halpin, Denny got nod put won make out for title for the second Michael’s NJCTC orders next sea- any which be year in a did for 1957 (JC) grabbed a for second and equipment might with the usual list team. A close NJSIAA titles. Liggio was in fifth in the two-mile relay at 8:18 fourth son. available.” row . . . Mary Croake of Sacred WINDSOR of HCIAA foes and the was Hugh of a class in the games behind Mt. Lordon Delbarton, by himself discus In the St. Michael’s of New course of this check- There seems little need to Heart, Bloomfield, was chosen with who and Seton unfortunately missed Ronnie scored in his Hall, Philllpsburg York with A1 Adams in the only will find few add the athlete at Pur- turning ing, they quite a anything to this, save to outstanding DARTLINE and Lowell .Two NJCTC meet meeting with North (Maas.) of the a 2:01 and was Jersey Cath- bats due this third Ron of ineligible balls, and mention that the are still year over all male leg. Meyers for olic gloves which, boys contests are at the the NJSIAA. rivals in the night, open- St. javelin at the still are not competitors for her I* Michael’a(UC) placed fifth usable, up to the at St. Joseph’s and any con- diving new . tty ., datsl- with Union Hill and NJCTC meet. Spectacular er the one standards feats. She's also and Pete Yatrakig of Seton Hall of interscholastic tact with Mr. O’Toole should be on the dean’s new colon . . new 880 Ing , with Relay races the P-Burg. provided the list was sixth In the Completing There . . . Jack from item to stern 180-yard low decision here picture are the competition. comes the made there for the next month. Reilly, sophomore design , , , *«Pt SS. Union lUU (Nit as and John Oct. S. Dom- Adams nominations for from the »rc«t. hurdles. the of what is active with season's brightest new car. away; IS, Eaaraon. tt. Bo- Martin of St. top relay problem to do with Morristown, away: Benedict’s did ton Hall; SS. Memorial: Nov. not teams of the SILLY SEASON: the a few • 1. Dtckln- which these items They pick- Notre Dame track team. Yours for only dollars year, do' not and we think we aoa; 8. Lowell: 14. PhlUlpeburs. month than away; appear in the have solution ed the outstanding athletes in more an ordinary S3. SI. Benedict's Prep. accompanying a for them. small ear. chart. St. In few Jersey City high schools a few Pirates in Benedict’s gets the nod a weeks from now, the in the 440 and weeks ago and managed to do Queen City Play, one-mile relays, new children’s home at Rock- A YOU AUTO BUY NOWI Bergen Catholic in will it without selecting CAR (OR the 880, St! leigh open, taking in the any boys TRUCK) Lists Michael’s in the from from the four Catholic BIG SELECTION 23 Tilts for '58-'59 (JC) two-mile boys St. Joseph’s, Engle- schools, FROM US ON LEASE and distance St. Peter’s wood who have even though St. Peter’s domin- medley, Cliffs, been liv- And your high ownership BROGAN SOUTH ORANGE An in in the ated football and baseball and OF TOP BUYS appearance the Queen sprint medley and St. Al- ing in Quonset huts since the Buy City costs promptly coosol Tournament in in the did ditto in Buffalo, Dec. 27-29, willhighlight the Seton oysius shuttle hurdles. 1953 fire. What better house- St. Aloysius bas- ketball. How the selectors in GUARANTEED Hall University basketball warming gift for these lads IT'S TRUE! J Be Sure... 23-game schedule for the 1958- could there be than some could have passed up Frank 59 season. ath- and Pirates letic to Brzenk Phil Marforelli of We'll Lease You USED CARS Add equipment try out on Thousands o f satisfied will be This the Pirates’ first visit to the the broad and Vinnie of the Buffalo affair, fields of their new Prep EJmst customers for over A NEW 1958 CAR 33 where homes? is a k. they will match shots with Aloysians mystery only A Exclusive Eagles to Sked years. Jn sales they can answer. For As Low As Bowling League Meats Dartmouth. Brigham Young and and service SOUTH JAMES J. who throughout the ORANGE—Seton Hall O’TOOLE, JERSEY reorganiza- host, Canisius. The two CITY—A past NOTRE DAME: Jim Hannan has St. handles athletics at the Engle- North Jersey. Every car winters. Prep dropped Cecilia's tion meeting of the Hudson Honey Russell’s boys and St. wood it of Jersey City, a St. Peter’s backed have Peter’s from its home, put this way. "In by BROGAN'S Catholic journeyed south to the Or- football I*6B County Bowling League schedule for to and Charlie Scrivan- Monthly well Fer- an attempt bring these Prep grad, will be held ange Bowl and Dixie 1958, as as boys dependability, reliability, at the Mt. Carmel Classic. ich of St. MUROHY and will take up in as near normal environ- Lyndhurst, and ris, up new rival- Mary’s reputation which Lyceum, June 25, at 8 p. m. Only two other new rivals will have been ries with and ment as we (R) alumnus, doing Bayonne Pope Pius possible, are em- means the be found on the be»? deal for schedule in and some neat pitching for the Irish and, renew an old one with New- barking on an active athletic both you on any 1958 Cadillac cases, it's a matter of re- this Spring. Hannan has a 2-0 ark Central. program. However, we are seri- newing old or Oldsmobile. a friendships. is- lack of record, an ERA of 2.45 25 Premiere Long The Pirates will ously hampered by a and Showing land Pony meet two University will be met Feb. athletic strikeouts in just 18 MOTOR IN HUDSON COUNTY. N.J. other Catholic “A” foes equipment, much of it innings. SALES Shop now and at 14 in addi- save at Seton Hall for the burned Scrivanich is 2-1, with 2.49 first tion in the fire. a to the Eagles—Trenton Cath- Surely Est. New Jersey's largest Cdd- time since while IiJS 1951, the Pirates there must be individuals olic and St. and illac and to Michael’s (UC). Oldsmobile Cos. journey Trenton to help Rider which Servin* the U.S.. Mexico. j Authorised Chrysler- | They will also have organizations have an ex- Canada. Europe open anew Dec. Bloomfield STATION WAGON Naw Jersey Office Plymouth D.oI.rH gym 1, a cess of usable [imperiol ending and Newark East sports equip- jjjjg* break Side as Group 12-year in the series. ment of all 432 HARRISON AVE. IV foes with and kinds. 501-511 NO. BROAD ST. along Bayonne HEADQUARTERS HARRISON “You HUmboldt 1-441S BROGAN Central. surely realize the im- ILizabcth S-5600 IMMIDIATI FEATURES OF the home slate DIIIVMY Sept. of 37, Bloomfield. »w»y; portance sports to in are with Oct. «. boys games Loyola of Balti- *“* CAOfUAC-OIOS CO. awejri is. Trenton. awe>. But to is. general. our boys, sports *1539 more, Boston St, St. Michael e. away; College, Peter’s. SS, Bayonne: Nov. is the 'Golden I •mm BeHe •A.M.to* r. m. I S. Pope Ptua: 8. Immaculate: great equalizer which im- Paterson • Villanova, Detroit 13. Cen- Knights' •etarOet to t Ridgewood $l*S Dm .|MNt MU. lona, Tem- tral: - I t. M. | «nd ST. St. Mary *, away. presses upon their minds that CteeoO luscsn IS MIIm Nr •»!. In L J Passaic • Clifton ple. addition, the Pirates face Western sth Annual BOULEVARD FORD Kentucky and Muhlen- All Mokes Ford Dmlm Sine# ISIS berg in games at Madison Square un Mud MB’ ■•ultvard at PBCC Title to St. Cavalcade of Music Garden. Luke's; CtIMMINW and Models Jana* Cltv. NJu 01 SUM the road Among major games BUDGET HEADQUARTERS will be a two-day stand in Phila- Bonnies Make It Close Drum Feb. PACE MOTORS delphia, 6-7, against St. Jo- Corps seph's and LaSalle, and HOHOKUS St. Luke’s won contests its fourth consecutive 47 CENTRAL AVI. with Scranton, Lafayette. Ford- Passaic-Bergen Catholic Conference baseball title AUTORAMA June 14 CAST ham. St. and ORANGE Francis George- with a 12-0 shutout of EASY Don Bosco Tech, but not without Competition CiOod;/>i vh A Cot fot t*c9i Nrtd town. down All U«d*t being pushed to the wire a determined Kvcry Bud9tf» Coach by St. Bona- Honey Russell received of TIRES One Root' Top Corps the Eas the venture team. welcome news this week that TERMS The fact that the Lucans a JAGUAR • TRIUMPH his three very to 6-0. The win Exhibitions scholastic casualties of was Johnny’s by: had* to off NEW '5B a previous 2-2 last winer. Jack Seth play ninth of the season “The Golden • PEUGEOT Rowley, against two Knights' a VOLVO deadlock with Tech shows Hicks and Connie how Egan, will all losses, teammate Johnny Baldo and close the This a RENAULT probably be in Decem- race was. victory, with eligible finishing an BO hurling FORD sparked John six- Carver DELUXE NYLON ber. The last two by Harknett's mark. Washington «..* 51395 are definitely in hitter, gave Ange Scafuro’s boys 6 Sedan DOB good standing. Rowley’s case The Passenger Lucans ended their cam- Corps and All A^epted' 9-1 whUe the Any is still a league record, doubtful. paign with a 17-3 mark Bonnies finished with S-2. and Other Russell be in line players counts on should for Saturday Night, $17.95 St. Bonaventure’s 4-3 defeat of no worse 1769 to reverse the 7-1* record than a Ue with St. M are the Cecilia's (K) ■ *7O/IS defending champs on Memo- Fell lunt Tom Cross, Phil (14-4) for the North 21st, 8 P.M. Samuels, Hugh rial Jersey Cath- Day provoked the hairline e HO OOWN PAYMENT 1 Dunnion from olic NECESSARY I which Rain and, last HU» TAX AND year’s finish. In title, the two SACK Dot#: Juno 2 ItCAWAIU Till the past week, the e CASH roe rom trade 22nd, P.M team. Hank teams shared in SALTS PARTS freshman Fischer, Bonnies 1937. e SffCIAl S(RY ICf closed their with NNANCINO FOR Sponsored by: BUI Brooks season and Ronnie Olender. St a 9-1 defeat of Don Bosco Bonaventure ended iu SERVICEMEN BLESSED Tech sea- SACRAMENT CYC FREE! son with a fine Ow. I. BM*r. •*•»! S, Unit andSt. Luke’s downed St. 14-3 record, but , home were and New«,k, n. j. tn St rvMMta. Holy Trinity Good lo » Sol to 6 ■wan nu. it. uv. si. run Ml 3-8000 op<* Dotlt in the fourth inning with one (UonNlewe, away, m. Ortreau an Al- Counsel as the former scored an Oonoral Admission - s].( fcrtsmi Mw. t. Tum. agate aboard to increase his Wad M victory. Child 50 c ron - Bishop AhrShares Podium June 20, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 15 With Graduating Nephew NEWARK National W. Ahr Honors to Bishop George of 'Kenton gave Walsh Students m nt addressat ixerehTnT^ the 87th commencement nBenedicts Si j/h Prep on June 13, sharing the pomurn with hisM nephew, In Peter, valedictorian of the class French; to St. Patrick's in Latin of ’5B.

In IRVINGTON National Jersey City, of honors came to a of Bishop Walter pastor St. Anthony’s Church. pair W. Curtis presided at the Archbishop Walsh (Irvington) students in a grad- HOLY ANGELS contest spon- uations of St. Peter's sored Prep on »The by the American Association of Third June 17 largest class in history, Teacners of French and St. Anthony’s High Victory 91, were awarded their involving more than 70,000 entries. School on June diplomas 19. other cere- by Msgr. Thomas F. a monies during the week Morrissey, Audrey Julg, senior, won top honors in the For were of the Church third Knights pastor of the Ma- those at Holy year French while Angels division, NEWARK Academy, donna on June 12. Rev. William With another vic- Fort Lee; St.' Mary Lou a jun- Vincent’s Acad- J. Deßenedittis, Tessa their of Merdler, to Trin- tory to the Mulcahy, S.J., Fordham took the partial credit, Blessed emy, Newark; and St. ior, top prize ih the Mary’s D. Sacrament Golden University addressed the ity, Washington, C.; Joan Knights will High School, gradu- second year French division. Rutherford. ates. / sit out June Pfeiffer, partial to Fairleigh one 21 as they hold Completing the picture, sopho- ST. BENEDICT’S their fifth annual Dickinson, Claremont and Miller “Cavalcade of HOLY FAMILY more Joyce Sabato third Abbot Patrick M. placed Music’’ drum O’Brien, Secretarial; Mary Ellen Van- and bugle Msgr. William F. \Lawlor, in the metropolitan division, corps 0.5.8., presided at the gradua- Vooren, partial to competition at Newark Schools archdiocesan behind Madeline Bauman of Katherine tion and conferred superintendent of just 178 diplomas. Gibbs. Stadium. and awarded student St. Other schools, presided Linden, a at Peter’s speakers were Rev. Marilouise Sullivan The Golden Philip to was vale- Knights scored diplomas 142 graduates on (New Brunswick). Hoover, 0.5.8., dictorian and Edward their third win In four principal, Rev. June 12. The TO BE NOVICES: Seven seniors from St. Aloysius Academy, who will enter the no- Herbert tries this address was given Charit at Convent The awards were Nicholas dean later this presented to salutatorian at Class | season at the of Collins, 0.5.8., of by Rev. vitiateof the of y summer, pose with Sister Mary Night on| “Pageant Cham- Edward A. Synan of the at the studies, and John Canice, principal. The girls seated girls Academy of Sci- June 17. Both also the Kearny, Hall are, (left to Jeannette received! |pions,” sponsored by Pater- 58, Seton and honors right), McDonald, Patricia University ence, New York. Each contest- salutatorian. Butler, Rosemary Donohue awards from the South son Cadets at Hinchcliffe Stadi- were announced Rev. John J. and Anne O’Neill; Bergen by standing, Regis Keane, Margaret Platt ant was tested ST. on vocabulary, Kiwanis Club and Peter Ross on June 14. It PETER’S Nolan of St. re- was again a Mary’s. and Dolores Walsh. oral and aural |um comprehension, ceived the Sons of the American close contest the Newark Ceremonies were held in the as corps ST. VINCENT’S of auditorium conjugation verbs, translation Revolution Award. Edward the Audubon of Snyder High To- (defeated All-Girls Msgr. C. Lenihan of and formal School. Joseph grammar, plus ques- bias, Howard Albert combine, with There were 213 PaishCYO Briefs Eckert, 86.91-86.61, St. Vin- gradu- of tions Queen Angels diplo- Donfield with the cent’s Cadets ates. Speakers included awarded Elected Chairman dealing geography Gahwyler, Marilouise Sullivan I of Bayonne third at Bishop mas to 79 June of graduates on 19, France. and John 85.14. Rev. John B. Mor- Grady were honored Curtis, Very with Rev. William J. of It is Daly the Catholic Round Table of in these ris, S.J., and Rev. Cor- by customary compe- rector, Seton Hall the- main At WHAT FRENCH giving ad- Bergen Conference was to Walsh, Science. titions for the host nelius J. Carr, S.J., team to give principal. dress. St. Vincent’s Latin was to St. Patrick’s Glee Club (Eliz- only an Robert Comizzoli WESTWOOD — of exhibition, so the contest was valedic- Robert Donfield St. Anastasia, music for the Tea- abeth) as Gora and ROBERT provided cere- Raymond COMIZZOLI and Mi- on June 21 to be torian and Andrew appears among Repka was neck, was elected chairman of the Socha mony. Rev. Mr. John La Bergen County Council Barbara earned Summa chael of St. Peter’s St. Vincent’s Manna, re- Hayes Prep- Audubon, and the aalutatorian. Cum of Catholic Youth at its at Laude and med- ST. MARY’S cently ordained deacon from annual meeting St. Andrew’s certificates (Jersey City) received belated Holy Name Cadets at Garfield. BT. als in the nationwide ANTHONY’S The silver Semi- Auxilium of National The latter jubilee Immaculate Conception parish hall. . notice Merit Schol- corps also Curtis graduation triumphed Bishop addressed the the Latin examination. followed saw diplomas awarded to 115 nary, was guest speaker at Ray arships, but have turned them June 14 at Newton by Elected to serve with for Square, Pa., graduating class of and Donfield the 1958-59 season in the 29 con- Charles the footsteps of brother Thad- Msgr. C. closing party of the down, the first in favor of a nu- over Woodsiders of North Demjanovich, season’s were Herbert Schell of Mt. Car- tl\g ferred at ceremonies in who a medal last diplomas Rev. Dennis St. unit. deus, won year. clear to Newark*. pastor. Sullivan, Anthony’s (Belleville) vice physics scholarship Bos- St. Church. mel, Ridgewood, chairman Of the Anthony’s Another of the ning session, the new officers 97 St. Patrick’s Latin T.0.R., of Egan High Feature evening was the ton College, the second to The entry list for the “Caval- Bishop Eileen Flaherty of accept speaker was Rev. Leo P. Holy Trinity, were introduced and awards 32 received Hak, the presentation of awards for were students, certificates an to the cade of Music” includes School, Levittown, Pa., gave appointment United all of the Hackensack, recording-financial made. of kind. address. athletic and cultural some States Merchant Marine activities. Acad- above-mentioned corps, plus St. secretary; and John Figini of St. Thomas All received Scullion, vice chair- Among the of The attending a copy scholarships earned emy. Lucy’s Newark, the Paterson Oratorian Fathers Mary’s, Rutherford, delegate-at- and of a man, Olga dele- newspaper the Osellame, by St. Mary’s (Rutherford) sen- Erica with Cadets and St. Patrick’s recounting large. Rapp graduated of Jer- Work for conversions season’s events. gate-at-large, were awards iors this honor given year were: Lou highest from St. Vincent’s sey City. A double exhibition will In South Carolina with The conference had its Mary as as the CYO members the Priests end Broth- outstanding Hirsch, full to Paterson State be the Newly elected Academy (Newark) . . given by Golden officers of St. theme “The Dignity of Work.’’ . Mary Knights era of the Conareaa- in Bergen Parish County. awards Mary Jane Ann Huber of and their farm tion of the Oratory Bridget’s (Jersey City) seniors Guest Teachers; O’Brien, Holy Angels (Fort unit, the Golden ■ MARY speakers included Rev. were distributed as follows: ■ of St. Philip Neri! The Spir- full to Caldwell and Lee) All are president Pete Gibson William partial to received, certificates of Squires. proceeds will defray ' Oratorlana live and J. Smith, S.J., director a itual, Epiphany, Grantwood; So- Gail merit the SERVE her a* a Frank Manhattanville; from the National Merit expenses of new community life; do not Margaret Weber, Bat- of the St. Peter’s Institute of In- cial Gilooly, equipment Action and Cultural, St, take vowa; preach, to St. of and of tista, Phyllis Sarao and Teresa dustrial partial Joseph’s, Conn.; Scholarship program, a grant transportation to conduct Relations, and John Mc- Chicago teach, pariah Francis, Ridgefield Park; Social, for do MARIST BROTHER Henkielman. Joyce Houghton, partial to Clare- $l,OOO by the American Institute the American Legion cham- ea and pioneer miaaion work They were offi- of St. Laughlin Cecilia's, Kearny, St. Athlet- at home. Lack of funds la no installed Anastasia’s, Teaneck; mont of Steel Construction and ob- cially at the annual national Secretarial; Eileenann a par- pionships. chairman of the Council St. stacle. High School Graduates ac- in the of ic, Anastasia and St. Francis. Society Communion Kunz, partial to Ladycliff, N. Y.; tial to cepted aa candidates for Priesthood. Mary breakfast June 15. of Catholic Youth. scholarship Wilmington Brotherhood candidates accepted af- College. REMEMBER ter their ISth birthday. com- Rev. Director of Brothers, the Fifth Com- For S.M. IN CONNECTION Other plete Information, wrltei with the scholarships won by Holy St. Manor mandment, “Thou shalt not kill,” RIV. DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS Mary's Scores theme, panel discussions were Feature Angels students were: Arlene Hudson Chooses High when drive. The Oratory of St. Philip Neri, Penn. you Panndel, held on Church and full to New P.O. BoxIts - Deot. 4. Rock Hill. S.C. Labor, Voca- Whited, Rochelle, Chestnut U.C. tion and Society, Social Respon- of Hill, Notre Dame, Md., Officers sibility of Businessmen, and Par- Opening Essex Loop Newton and Trinity; Lois Stud- ish Youth Council full Mt. JERSEY Plan. The last ley, to St. Vincent; Nan ROBERT CITY - Members of NEWARK Three intermediate was teams scored In Kelley and Denise full Union City parishes presented by William Price, McGraw, Benedictine dominated double as Missionaries director of the figures play to Notre Jane the election of Bergen County opened in the Essex CYO Dame; Slattery TREAT officers at the County who colled CYO Youth summer baseball and Evadine Young men foal to tho tnonastlc end mlnionory lif# Hudson Councils, and his leagues on O'Connor, full to ai County Senior Youth Sunday. ond Brothers the of St. staff. Our of the priests of Order Benedict may apply. Make up Council hi h Lady Elms; Barbara Convention, held at the The B the day was set St. Peter’s, courses for those lacking Latin. Rev. John J. . by Newark, De Elizabeth ' HOTEL Youth Landers of St. Gennaro, Mary Catholic Center. which scored 16 at FATHER runs the of St. RECTOR St. Paul's Abbey Newton, N. J. Francis, expense Charles, Newark Goodman and PARK PLACE, NEWARK Louis Viccari of St. Ridgefield Park, county Dorothy Nelson, Anthony’s St. Peter’s only had seven moderator for the past in- hits, partial to Notre Dame, Marianne was elected year, but INVITES county chairman, loose play was a factor in the CORDIALLY YOU* troduced Rev. Edward J. Boylan, to Miller Secre- Thomas Brodell Hajduk partial of Holy rout. RESERVATIONS Family Winning pitcher Jimmy Youth Council FOR of Sacred Heart, Lyndhurst, who tarial apd Patricia Jesuele, full vice-chairman, John Maxwell of held the Newarkers to four will take these Flynn to Name School St. over duties for Holy Hospital of BOYS Anthony’s, hits. • COMMUNION WANTED corresponding sec- Sets the 1958-59 season. Father Land- Meeting Nursing. retary, and Phil Zimmerman Also of bursting loose was St. - will devote BREAKFASTS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE St. ers all of his time to NEWARK An important Joseph’s, delegate. Jane Mol- Lucy’s, con- the Youth Newark, perennial from Council. meeting of the Archdiocesan ftuy Factory • To loy of St. Paul’s, tender ORDINATION Follow Christ - To Save Souls To was its third - Sanctify Thomtolvos ly Greenville, seeking straight Council Following the election of offi- of Catholic Youth will MILAN. •scorning Prlosts In tho elected recording Capuchin Franciscan Order secretary. championship. St. Lucy’s, also get- DINNERS cers, there was Benediction and be held at the Mt, Carmel fCICIL Guest at the If wish to dodicato speaker conven- seven Guild, •AKU you your livos to ting hits, demolished St. preaching, teaching, parishes, solemn installation of officers 101 Plane on June • social tion was Rev. Denis in St., 24 at 8 lUFLAY WEDDING work, homo or foreign missions, then R. McKenna Francis, Newark, with accept tho opportunity wo 14-4, Char- of St. Andrew’s Church. At the eve- p.m. offer you. Young men who wish to become St. Mary’s, Elizabeth, former Sousa Flower Brothers and servo God In ley getting the win. RECEPTIONS the John manual trades various the Hudson McLaughlin, archdiocesan or occupations of Monastery are equally County His moderator. Third team to into double Hats, welcome. No special studies Write go chairman, has reminded all • are required. immediately toi address stressed the coun- OTHER SOCIAL importance Run figures was ate Degrees Holy Cross, Harrison, ty chairmen of the lay that they must be { REV. FATHER apostolate. 10-5 victor FUNCTIONS DIRECTOR - CAPUCHIN FATHERS over St. New- $5.00 Ann’s, accompanied to the Special panels were presented In meeting by Immaculate Heart the ark. Holy Cross was in the of Mary Seminary, N. Y. Family a factor district and Others. Geneva, on directed delegate the $1.75 to $5.00 Integration, by Rev. the last by | NEW YORK Bill Erases race year. five chairmen Francis of the various! FINIST Hurtz of Holy Or- Spirit, of MIN'S received the sixth activities' Modern air conditioned ange; Science and Englewood ST. JOSEPH’S committees. Religion, di- New- LIOHT WEIGHT in his from Spanish. banquet facilities fine rected degree family Ford- Purpose of the is to SUMMER Rev. James Pindar of came with a forfeit win meeting by ark, up food and service always. ham University at the June 11 acquaint the St. North St. newly elected offi- Felts, Brigid’s, Bergen; and over Roceo’s, Newark. St. Jo- THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS commencement exercises. cers with their for the jobs, make plans STANLEY J. AKUS f Training Officers, directed seph's won archdiocesan Milans & by Four of the jun- for the 1958 Rev. degrees were ior Manager Eugene Fam- crown a year ago. St. irchdiocesan con-j Bruder, Holy awarded Lucy’s Third Order of to Bill’s Dr. vention and the Panamas Regular St. Francis $ Union father, and St. rate the complete arch- ily, City. Joseph’s as pre- William chairman diocesan • Frasca, of program for the $4.00 the season favorites. year. Offer to Men Following formal installa- Young and Boys special the department of political Valuoa opportunities | phi- In the the *T 90 FOR RESERVATIONS tion of officers and junior league, prime to for the of Benediction, ’ to 113 00 study Priesthood. Lack funds no obstacle. losophy at Fordham. The other favorite REGULATIONS driv-

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By Rev. Gabriel W. Hafford

St. has been known A Aloysius as the saint clean ways of a stiff fine is the of and the junk. Perhaps AS lOW youth patron of for centuries. AS purity way to teach only some persons to be neat. It would be a good idea to read the of his story N»w Nam Old life In • for Fooling recent years have been *59.00 there many is the books written about ’’Martyriam” name that is good him. You will being get used to that cJMlMft to learn that he lived signify peevish feeling one gets , a real active life. Some when he thinks he is too tough. people seem to have the idea having things It is that enjoyed by small souls who think M&kx some of the saints died they are Stjfc had. That of inertia. being is the who thinks that Nothing could be type everyone else earth is farther from the truth. on on just one big picnic. Don t for that kind fall of for no Be self-pity, one Strong has hard a corner on work that is not fully INVESTORS There ap- are many fake ads preciated those by around him. God knows when in the papers about how to we are our 0 doing duty, and He gives us all the •■* •... •*. become but m strong, there is credit we have coming when we do a little no catch to this of means be< bit more. reward So relax; your will be great if coming strong A SAVINGS spiritually by you actually are doing a great job receiving Holy Communion. On tho Wotor The surest of way living a Last year was worst for A our year water ac- Sound Consorvativo Savings Institution strong spiritual life is to that get strength cidents, and this the deaths ASIoWAS from summer are going Christ in the of Sacrament Strength. Be to unlees TW&4 spiral upward every one in a boat uses sure to make to plans receive Holy Communion than more care ever. The first rule is: sit down frequently this Qc* *49.00 summer. Your opportunities are in a boat and keep down You almost sitting just can- countless; make use of them. Current Dividend not move around in a boat as you can in a Creof Need car. motion Sudden can flip any- The practically papers say that there is a 70.000-nurse thing afloat. Do be careful, for none of us was in our Let H shortage country. that be an born to IW M»* M inspira- flounder around in water. Never enter tion to any m««n| *4 Irani r young person who wants to train •boat unless O FLOORS OF TO P* you are in the state of grace, for •*rt*ri*n. n win FINE FURNITURE SELECT FROM for work that is needed The estimated lIMIr fvrn»*M annum greatly. there are very few confessors. skin-diving ?#V »ll« *•#>«»* Salaction of: number of nurses is largo 3V*% 430.000 and they want to Things are getting tough all over, and I don't (M»M(«r Hlv make it an even • Sodroom Suit** • Room Soft • Room half-million. want to tw »• iM Irwn Dining living Suitoa loee you as a reader r*ur « r Keep h Cleon M Decent Disks and Surtablo Songs and • C*« MU imi ' Incorporatod 1924 City, county state government is get- I Know l‘m _ Where Who , f tired Going Taking ting of litter bugs. This summer there is to Ve« the Frew (ABC Paramount) be George MAIN OFFICE going to a tougher crackdown than ever be- Hamilton IV; Dinah Lillie Reckin’ Deacon *4 Main N. fore. Let's do our U . MilHwm. I. to from ROMAN part keep spending (Capitol) Plaa Johnson; Singing Hills Chimes money by keeping our streets and roods clean. nf A BRICK CHURCH OFFICE ready (Dot) Billy Vaughn Mwahle Jasatle *. UNION OFFICE There is a place for everything, and none of us FURNITURE COMPANY Crytn* (Victor) Floyd Cramer. Reugh Rend I* has the right to litter but Wait***. Pi mm tevjvmmt Am. any place our own —n Letter Rues Showroom, (Fraternity j Carlyle; 43 IROADWAY, NEWARK, N. J, - HU MPII properly. we have about • Fortunately, some pride Gan (Dot) •"* Otmmm. M. A IMm. mnktf-o Babble Patty McCor- Foctory WorohooMt 44 SUMMIt M. A our AVtNUI NCWARK, N. I. own property. We should have civic pride mack; Ten Mows Everything te Me Baby to the extent that wo our streets Hour*. Mon., W«d Frl. 9 9 keep and high- (liberty) The Spedea. , to 9. Tup*., Thun., Sot. to 4 16 THE ADVOCATE June 20, 1958 Segregated Housing Father LaFarge Raps New Jersey Project NEW YORK (RNS) Plans to build a segregated hous- ing center near Camden were attacked here by a prominent Jesuit editor who called the project “inflamatory and dan- gerous” and urged Goy. Meyner to take corrective action. Rev. John LaFarge, S.J., associate editor of America, Catholic a weekly, said the plan was in “open defiance” of state the policy that made its first laws barring racial discrimination two in housing developments housing built wjth the aid of Levittown on Long Island and federal funds. in Pennsylvania “white com- He told a workshop on the mi- munities.” gration of Negroes and Puerto Father LaFarge used the Lev- Ricans, sponsored ittown by the New plan to illustrate his con- York Catholic Charities’ Child tention that in the exploitation of Care that he racial Department, hoped feelings real estate is “the Gov. “would do' sensitive Meyner some- area here in the North.” thing about it.” Calling the coexistence of fam- ilies “the front FIRST The four line of the racial GRADUATES: students of the first session of St. PAUL KREBS, president of the Elizabeth Hos- in the United New problem States,” 20 YEARS: Rev. Jersey sent tele- Stanislaus J. pital School for Inhalation Therapists a look at AFL-CLO, Zawistowski, pastor, St. Paul's; Prospect get the diplomas they will receive the Jesuit priest declared that Park, was grams to the State Gen- honored June 11 on his 20th June 26. At left Dr. Attorney rural anniversary in the priesthood. Here he are Burton M. Cohen, medical director, and Sister Pa- Negroes can adapt them- is joined by Mrs. Ellen eral and the director of the Fed- A. selves to life if Zelek, a sister; Mr. and Mrs. tricia, administrator of the Graduates from eral big city given Joseph Zawistowski, his parents, and Mrs. J. Walil- hospital. left are: Joseph J. Bonomo, Civil Rights Commission pro- leadership and help. Elizabeth; Sister Winifred Marie, St. Elizabeth testing the ko, also a sister. Hospital; Paul L. Sander, Paterson; proposed segregated He stressed that there is a and Michael Flammia, Long Island. The school is housing. believed to be the first of its kind steadily increasing Negro middle William J. REGULATIONS governing driv- in the East. Levitt, president class of "educated and thorough- WORKERS traffic and of the company which the ing speed, parking plans ly who form a integrated people K. of C. have said been A project, the firm element adopted by responsible HAVE recently stabilizing in our com- for 1,070 Credit Unions had no officials Honor Fr. intention of changing munity.” your safety—observe COMPANY PICNIC Egan them. MADISON, Wis. (NC) The Benedict XV Council, Cliffside formation of 11 credit unions Paratus new On Semper Park Vincent Baldassari has SPECIAL GROUP RATES within' Catholic Anniversary organizations been elected grind knight. — PORTLAND, Ore. (NC) A Other CUSTOM-BUILT KITCHENS 'V —till Mr. Euch~~"rr ntfi to about the NEWARK Rev. Robert P. brings 1,070 number is like officers are J. Pool • Ball Plaid Bishop a policeman. He Joseph Rotio, of Catholic unions director of New Prat credit in the Egan, Jersey's be off deputy Robert with 1 Clrcui • Picnic TPblct may duty but he’s al- Them grand knight, TRPPan U. S. hnd honored Pray for Canada, according to Boystown, was June 10 Drury, Arthur H. r call. You BUILT-IN ways on can take Flachsenhaar, OVENS | figures compiled here the on the 15th anniversary of his Howard by that on the word of F. McDonough, Patrick More Auxiliary CABINET CO. Credit Union National Associa- ordination. than 600 guests Alfred P. David LOMBARDI Fulton J. Sheen of New Graziano, Giedt, Bishop St. Church here. tion. attended the held at the Sister Anita Gare Mary’s Itl lEUEVIILE AVE. lELLEYILLE, N. J. affair, York. J. Hans, Joseph Bivone and Mr. 430 Ave. died Essex House here. Boyle, C, 9-3M4 Mass Nicholas Feulner. An BLymouHi On the CONVENT—Requiem was June exemplifi- flight here from Chi- 12. Interment was in Father ordained offered for the of Holy cation of the second will Egan was on the repose the soul Name degree cago Bishop talked to the Cemetery, Jersey City. June 19, 1043. He served 11 of Sister Anita take place June 24. More than Donahue's Florist years airline Clare McCreedy hostess, of Also are his For the Best fn Steaks Judy Taylor Rev. surviving wife, as assistant at Sacred Heart by Francis of St. 30 members are expected to at- Seattle. He learned Murphy Mrs. that she Nellie Dugan Boyle, three OUR FAMOUS 170 BLOOMFIELD AVE. tend a retreat the last week T 9 Church, Vailsburg, Newark, un- Agnes Church, Paterson, at St. of was a recent convert but had daughters, Cister Dom- til his Anne Villa including June at San Alfonso Retreat HUmboldf appointment as director of chapel on June 16. 3*2224 not yet been confirmed. So he inic Marie, Sisters of Charity of MANERO'S *2.50 New in Sister Anita died at St. Anne West End. 1 Filets Jersey’s Boystown July, New Housfe, NEWARK arranged to administer the York, stationed at St. Vin- NEW JERSEY 1054. sac- Villa June "ALWAYS BRING on 13. Daughter of Newark Council New grand THE CHILDREN" rament to her himself at the cent’s Hospital, Harrison, N. the late Patrick and Y.; Portland Margaret Mc- knight is Robert J. Fastow with Member Dinert' Club cathedral the follow- two brothers and a sister. Creedy, she entered the Sisters John F. PARAMUS ROUTE No. 17—North of No. 4 WASHINGTON FLORIST don ing day. Shannon, deputy grand McCracken of from Elizabeth in COlfax 1-1015 Charity 1910 knight. Assisting them will be Incorporated FUNERAL HOME Only a few priests and and Mrs. lay- was professed in 1913. Timothy Fleming Gerald Henry, Since 1906 men hand for George Elmer, the were on the Her first (formerly pri- assignment was to St. MONTCLAIR James WEDDING and MINERAL A Requiem O’Brien, Joseph Sugrue, DESIGNS Fronk T. Burnt Home) vate ceremony. remarked Patrick’s Judy Newark, where she Mass for A1 Patrick Floweri Anywhere re- Mrs. M. Cullen, Burns, Frank Telegraphed 2124 ST. GEORGE AVENUE that it Agnes Fleming, • afterwards was "the mained for 26 She also • 565 MOAD NEWARK, years. 247 Claremont offered and Louis S. Muller. HOME REPAIRS SWEET, N. J. Eliiebeth-Linden Line Ave., was Denny happiest day of my life." in St. Mitchell 2-0621 taught Michael's, Jersey June 16 in Immaculate Pere* Passaic BUwheth 24270 Concep- Council, Twen- City. In 1950 she went to St. tion Church here. She died June ty-three members and guests at- Carpentry Masonry Painting Agnes; Paterson, where she re- 13. Celebrant tended a closed of the Mass was retreat recently mained until she retired to the her at of son, Rev. Edward J. Fleming, Queen Peace Retreat House, Villa in 1956. Seton Hall University, St. Paul’s Abby, Newton. JOE GOLDEN Also Our surviving are her husband, Lady of Grace Council, Sr. of the Harrison Mary Rosary Timothy Fleming, three other John Fallon has BUILDER and been chosen sons, a daughter and two sisters. for his second term NEWBURGH, N A Re- In Y. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Time Need as grand Other officers of qiem Mass for Sister Mary of knight. A1 the are Tortorello, grand N. J. Consult Rosary, 0.P., was offered re- Mrs. John Durkota deputy KENILWORTH. BRidge 6-9187 Your Catholic Frank Frank Funeral Director at Mt. St. the knight, Gajewski, 39 cently Mary on CLIFTON N: 22nd A Mass James STREET Tel.: BRidge 6-4914 Hudson Requiem Lyons, Mul- where she died after a Ross, Thomas Whose careful and for Mrs. John service is in accord with Durkota, 92 Wa- renan, William understanding the lingering illness. Hederman and bash Ave., was offered June 14 Charles O’Neill. traditions Sister of Mother Church Mary was born in Jer- Holy in SS. Cyril and Methodius sey the of the late City, daughter Church here. She died June 11. EARN Reinhardt and Agnes Witkop. She ★' MORE Surviving are Honors * a son and two Queen was the sister of the late Rev. sisters, including Sister Mary An- Louis W. Witkop of the Diocese Six ON EACH DOLLAR YOU thony, stationed in Pittsburgh. Religious SAVE' of Buffalo, and the late Sister LONDON Two and is Bishops, two BERNARD A. Agnes Marie, 0.P., sur- KANE 525 - 45th STREET vived priests and two nuns were by two sisters. PM ANNUM ESSEX COUNTY FUNERAL HOME Tell Extent the T|/_O/ UNION CITY, N. J. Her first among 2,200 British Com- assignment as a reli- ON ALL SAVINGS 39 HUMBOLDT monwealth STREET UNion 7-0820. subjects honored by gious was at Holy Trinity parish, /Q N. J. Queen Elizabeth as she made GORNY 8 NEWARK, UNIon 7-0120 Passaic, where she remained 23 Of CRS Aid GORNY her annual distribution of honors MORTUARY HUmboldt 3-0733 years. She was also assigned in NEW YORK on her LAWRENCE G. FALLON Raleigh, N.C., New York (NC) —Almost birthday. Accounts Insured To 303 MAIN STREET PETER J. QUINN State, . Up $lO,OOO 157 for half of Bishop James Buis, Vicar Apos- BOWERS STREET Connecticut, and many years the $312,188,540 dis- EAST ORANGE, N. J. Funoral Director tolic of North at Sacred Camden. Jesselton, Borneo, JERSEY N. J. Heart, tributed in overseas 320 CITY, relief ORange 2-3414 BELLEVILLE AVENUE a member of the Mill Hill Fa- Oldfield 9-0579 during 1957 by 53 American NUTLEY SAVINGS and BLOOMFIELD, N. J. thers, was honored for his pub- GORNY 8 GORNY lic Pilgrim 8-1260 James a. McLaughlin Hugh Boyle agencies registered with the services. Bishop James Wil- MORTUARY BAYONNE-Rev. liam Gleeson of 591 JERSEY AVENUE Hugh Boyle, International Admin- Adelaide, Aus- LOAN ' Cooperation ASSOCIATION HbOVER 399 AVENUE JOSEPthI. FINNERAN St. the istration accounted was for his JERSEY N. J. Aedan's, Jersey City, was (ICA) was tralia, recognized CITY, 244 CHESTNUT of for work director of STREET BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 102 SO. CIINTON celebrant a Requiem Mass by Catholic Relief as Catholic edu- STREET JOurnal Square Services- 2-2266 June 16 cation in Pilgrim 3*8400 EAST ORANGE, N. J. for Hugh Boyle, his NCWC. South Australia. NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY father. The was HOWARD BRENNAN Mass offered in The honored were Rev. ORange 3-0022 J. CRS distributed $146,939,128 in priests KIIRNAN FUNERAL HOME J. of i:i;mu Li m t!ii! ihi iiiiiiiii!iii aid in more than Henry Smith, C.S.Sp.-* Port i t 11111 11111 i i iiwii!iiiiiiiiiiiii!Miiiiii!i:iiiii!ii|i|ifutiniiiiiiMiiiiuwiiiiiniiiiNiiHiiimqiiiiiiiii 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. 50 countries last 101 l. V. MULLIN 8 SON au former British UNION AVENUE year, to Prince, Haiti, WEST NEW N. J. NCCM Plans according a report re- NIGHT CLOCK THERMOSTAT 976 BROAD STREET YORK, Consul there, and Rev. BELLEVILLE, N. J. leased by the ICA’s Daniel FREE Advisory With Each NEWARK, N. J. UNion 7-0373 Spraggon of the Mill Hill Fa- Complete Contract Plymouth 9-3503. Conference Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid. thers, British Army chaplain CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE in Newark with the military forces of A/miucAN-

BERKELEY TOWNSHIP (PFS) CLASSIFIED SECTION The co-builders and devel- opers of Berkeley £>hore Estates, THE Herman Perl, Bemie Furst and * A1 H °*rs Sica, are offering for the first J* UCOON PARADISE free _ time a boat dock to buyers of a lagoon lot starting this week- LARGEST HOME Shore Estate, offers end. DEVELOPMENT: Berkeley summer and year-round homes located on Barneget Bay in The Berkeley Township. development also features IN NEW JERSEY two and three-bedroom year, round and summer 18 Trade-In ranch homes. AT THIS PRICE ! Swimming, boating and fishing ®ARNEGAT ba^ are unexcelled in the beautiful Bamegat Bay area. mu« south PjP> orpoint niMWt Soles Mode

EAST ORANGE (PFS)-Since 2 SALTWATER POOLS the inception of the Happel Trade- Report Sales private sandy In beach plan a month ago, 18 homes have been taken in trade by the W. J. Happel organization at the At Pines Lake CHOICE UGOON two new-home developments be- the WAYNE ing sponsored by East Or- TOWNSHIP (PFS)—

ange firm. Six homes were ac- Two BUILDING LOTS opening weekend sales are from at Essex Robert cepted purchasers reported by C. Flynn of 900 HOME Club Estates in West Or- the SQ.FT Country Alexander Summer Cos., Tea- and 12 from at neck and Newark ange purchasers realtor, at Pines Rutan Estates in Belleville. Lake in sqoca : *lBOO Wayne Township, where Under the home six-room plan, a owner a model priced at $24,- who 500 purchases anew dwelling at was opened for inspection. • either of boating the new communities The model LOT 100 150 is located on In- x has his home present placed on dian Road in the Tower • section mm SWIMMING the market by the Happel com- of the 400 house Many residents from Essex, Bergen, year-round com- Middlesex and at an fair market Hudson, other North • pany agreed munity. L. FISHING Joseph Rusch is 30 FHA Jersey Counties have purchased homes YR. MORTGAGE value. If the has not purchaser president of the Pines Lake De- in Parkway Pines because this is the sold his house by the time he is • •CRABBING velopment Cos. which is location G. M. DELCO AUTO- develop- perfect to raise your family. take title the ready to to new ing the tract YOUR BOAT just off Route 202 It offers every recreational advantage: MATIC GAS HEAT WOO island lot* the sm*. home, Happel pays purchas- and the Paterson Swimming, Hamburg Turn- boating, fishing, golf and • COLORED TILE BATH IN YOUR BACKYARD er an See agreed guaranteed price. pike. many others. Truly luxurious Model Homes year with Colored Fixtures DIRECTIONS! Garden “We have been more than 'round for less than StM * grat- the cost of Pfcwy t»" °p*"B*% 1R The living EXIT *1; 00 Sunday A.M. Dark $24,500 price includes the and STRAIGHT M R,. 54' ified with the results since the rent. Schools, churches and excellent Shower H«*P'r Av*. (inlaw.il,, minimum .( g, 544, one-acre on which plot minutes • *• R.d Inn Telephone Wal- shopping are just Attic Tav.rn; him Ml, |,||. w plan’s inauguration,” says away. Big Storage the homes are being erected. The • Oikmn ter J. Happel, president of the 2 or 3 BEDROOMS »“*•. Tnwnrfiiy, Oc.nn TWlnbrook 2 FISHING IS FUN: ranch house also be built > Cnvnty, N. J. 5100 Ronald Isaac can on of the 18 who Krob, young Waltonite of • EXTRA LARGE MOD- company. “Many other Pines West Lake sites for $19,- Orange, tries his luck at Forest have taken of the Lake, Andover, where ERN KITCHEN with advantage plan the 400, plus price of the acre- SEPARATE SECTION could not have purchased anew fishing is reported fine. Double age. Sink, Natural home at all if it not for were Birch The FOR RETIRED Cabinets model was built for the PERSONS some such opportunity as a trade- LAKE LENAPE Pines Lake • UTILITY ESTATES Cos. OVERSIZED in. With more Development by and more single Is the home and Englewood Cliffs This perfect the per- ROOM NEW Home Site Joseph A. Ciccone and Albert ANDOVER, JERSEY own- C. fect location family dwellings becoming Di for retired Low Domenico of White Birch Es- persons. • MANY OTHERS NEW HOMES the trade- ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS Johnson CLUB PLAN er-occupied every year, (PFS) Ave. is within 10 min- cost, low monthly payments, and low tates of Newark. • —A new The builders FAMILY ROOM and NEWARK: in plan is destined to become as community of utes of the upkeep. Special arrange- LAKE OFFICE: luxury- George Washington mortgage plan to get construction home the type homes, Tower is starts ments have been secured. GARAGE OPTIONAL 45 CLINTON ST. - MA 3-9131 necessary to buying as Hill, pre- The builder is Hi-View ANDOVER 3701 Bridge. under senting its exhibit home way immediately for early mortgage.” here, A Homes, Inc. Arthur Williamson group of 81 in September occupancy. residences ranch Cos. has been named sales repre- and split-level designs is planned. sentative. Featuring an exterior of hand- PARKWAY PINES The aim is cedar to create a Donald split the interior group Rigoni, New York arch- shingles, AT EXIT 91 OF THE GARDEN PARKWAY of custom residences includes STATE integrated itect, has furnished the designs a living room, dining CLASSIFIED on HOWELL N. DIRECTORY individual sites to an acre for room, kitchen with breakfast TOWNSHIP, J., NEAR POINT PLEASANT up “The Palisade’’ the first or with area. Three more, contrasting exter- dwelling shown bedrooms, a ceramic- Just 55 Minute% from For information being at the com- Newark regarding an AD in this Call iors and tile bath with Directory interiors, but harmon- The exhibit and full munity. home has vanitory, State «outh MArket 4-0700 and ask for ized by DIRECTIONS: Card.n Parkway to Exit No. *1 »nd Mod.l Classified Advertising contemporary styling. been furnished and decorated basement. Recreation room and Homo*. On Root* t to Lakewood, latt Rout. by on Sl* (Count, Lino Rood) The site on to Rout* MS, loft to Modal Home*. Op.n ovorvdav 1« A.M. Roberts Road, off Huffman and Boyle. rear patio are optional. to *:*S p.AL

APPLIANCES PICTURES and ART SUPPLIES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE community JOHN NIGHLAND LAKE HOPATCONG Picture* »nd Mirror* • -LEONE BUILT* REPAIRS Artist*' Materials Midland 13 Ave., Montclair* EAST SHORES ESTATES Pll*rim 6-4884 FLORIDA COMES RADIOS HI-FI for Summer and winter homes sale. Use of 1000 feet of private community s TOASTERS PLUMBING & HEATING ILVER BAY IRONS sand beach and boat POINT docks. Catholic

Church under construction on the ON BARNEGAT BAY , BROILERS property. Summer homes from *5.200 to TO THE JERSEY SHORE COAL OIL . $9,000; year round homes from $10,500 Rt. And All Household Electrical (Off 549) TOMS to $10,500. See J. fc. Benedict on prem- RIVER, N. J. PROMPT DELIVERY call Appliances at Low Prices ises or HOpatcong 8-0493. H«r« It perfect vacation COURTEOUS SERVICE year 'round or LAKE SHAWNEE - SPARTA relaxed CITY WATER AMHERST retirement living offering the NUT or fineit and crab* 50* block bathing, boating, NO APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. Lots for sale x 125* from fishing 20.95 for STOVE Call bing which the beach, club plan. ARmory 4-0897. Barnegat Bay area 495 CENTRAL AVENUE WELLS U justly Pea Coal. 19.00 Buck Coal. 17.45 to famous. Churches and ORanue 3-7939 EAST ORANGE shop- SOUTH ORANGE • GUARANTEED LEHIGH COAL ping within few are a minutes drive and SUPREME ' VISIT OUR 2 S, APPLIANCE SERVICE school bus call transportation is available to ALL AUTOMATIC WASHING MA- RYAN lor Coal Oil CATHOLIC DOCTORS! 3 BEDROOM Toms River s excellent schools. CHINES REPAIRED; GAS AND ELEC- 515 Locust MODELS St. CH 1-1111 RESIDENCE OFFICES TRIC CLOTHES DRYERS & m REPAIRED. Rosell* Park CH 5-5555 TERMS mu Garfield. N. J. PReacott 8-6060 CHOICE LOCATION REALTORS BUY NOW...BUILD LATER • FLORISTS Few doors from Our Lady of Sorrows Writo or Call II you are ■ thlnkln* ol buyins or *ellln*. Church and School. Prominent street. tor call hall today Fine center colonial residence on CHOICE BAYFRONT, MAYFAIR FLORISTS HOWELL S. COGAN large lot. with annex containing beauti- FREE ful suite LAGOON AND •'THE HOUSE OF QUALITY FLOWERS” modern of offices. Handy to lllustratod Brochure Realtor Insuror all schools and transportation. Immedi- wsk.jlr, Joe Core. Prop. SILVER BAY POINT ate Priced right at WOODLAND PLOTS 303 Broad St.» Bloomfield possession. $31,950. 1030 So. Orange Ave.. Newark. N. J. See it today! SILVER BAY ROAD Pilgrim 8-2734 ESaex 2 0433 RAYMOND CONNOLLY CO. TOMS RIVER, N. J 2 BEDROOM W. H. Roddy, Inc. Realtors A TO 8-3669 Call it MONTH Realtors days eves. SO 3*0405 • HELP WANTED - FEMALE Real Estate & Insurance 5 West South Orange Are. E B. LEONE RANCH HOME Adjoining Buick Showroom AFTER SMALL PAYMENT FULL. OR FART TIME, matur. aalea 21 Lackawanna Plaza, DOWN FAIR LAWN, N. i. / 19' Room with woman to aell school uniform, and SW 6-4500 Living Bloomfield, N. J. UNION furnishings in north Jeraey. Writ. Box Cothedral Ceiling Pilgrim 3-6700 DIRECTIONS: Garden Stat. Park- 163, The Advocate, 31 Clinton St.. New- YEAR SUMMER way to Exit 81: continue etraliht / Science Kitchen j, IN UNION “C” BERRY 'ROUND ark, N, Eves.: CAldwell ahead on Rt. 549 to Hooper Ave. 6-4541 . (continuation of Rt. 848>. turn / Tile Bath WASHINGTON SCHOOL RENTALS AVAILABLE left LUMBER AND S on Polhemua Rd. to end of road FUEL lovely room. In perfect condition, oil / RELIGIOUS GOODS and Silver Bay Point. heat, garage, aun parlor, attic fan, and y Carport convenient to achool. .hopping and SPECIALIZING RELIGIOUS ARTICLES tranaportation. Asking *17,508. Inspect and make offer. in' MILLWORK. KITCHEN THE MIRACLE SHOP FORMICA CHAS. V. BERRY, INC. CABINETS. TOPS. 314 RIDGE ROAD WARDROBES AND CORNICES 1885 Morrl. Ave.. Union MU 83800

Lumber & Coal Cos. WEbater 9-9325 LAKE HOPATCONG BEACH 17 Linnet St.. Bayonne FK 9-0013 .. MADONNA GIFT SHOP EAST SHORES ESTATES ~lu; 114 Broadway, Paterson. N. J. ON MONUMENTS MUlberry 4 6914 Beautiful cottages for rent weeks, Domestic Imported month or season. All conveniences. Book* of All Catholic Publishers Catholic Church on property. U«e of Hummel BARNEGAT ALBERT H. HOPPER, INC. • Originals 1.000 feet of private community sand • Greeting Cards beach and boat dock.. See J E. Bene- > Marla Manufacturer of Cleary £ Robert Cleary dict on premise, or call HOpatcong BAY 8-0483. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS SAFES Th. Freth fait Tan. .1 th. YEAR 329-341 Ridie Hd.. N. Arllnlton MENDHAM Open t.a .. . Th. (cent .f Pin. 'ROUND

... A ALL TYPE Vec«tl.n Horn. f.r Happy WYman 1-2266 Summer Actlvltlei NEW AND MENDHAM tuch ee 3 BEDROOM USED SAFES •oetln., Swtmmln., Plihln. . . . Opp. Holy Crow Cemetery Summer cottage for 3 Vaults Bought. Sold and Repaired or 4-member end e Heven f.r Iv.ntu.l Year- family, swimming, fishing Commuting i&ZJI Safa interiors mad* Round Retirement We the largest manufacturer of to apeciflcatlons. or Llvln. RANCH HOME are to All kinds of Fireproof distance city Immediate occupancy memorials in the state, and passing equipment fo are to Oct 15th Boa Institutions. Industry. Residence Writ. 23. Charter. on to our customers a savings of 30% 75 FT. on X N. J. Call CHeater 385. WIDE 100' 100' lot MAFFEY'S by selling direct to purchaser. KEY SHOP test. 1910) 1173 E. Grand St.. 2 Elisabeth. N. WATERFRONT Picture-Windowed MONUMENTS MADE OF* GRANITE J. SUMMER RENTALS-SEASHORE Room EL 3-1903 living FROM THE ROCK OF AGES QUARRY LAGOON LOTS Family-Sixe Dining Area E. L. SMITH QUARRY— RARRE GUILD REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CAPE COD, MASS. MONUMENTS—BRONZE MARKERS Colored Tile Bath WAR MEMORIALS LARGE WOODLAND LOTS BERGEN COUNTY—NORTHVALI COTTAGE rOR BENT. SLEEPS THREE 4150 down, $l5 Mo. Natural Birch Cabinets Barre Guild Monuments TO riVE. AVAILABLE JUNE TO SEP- TEMBER. CAPE 2 and Door Closets 3 COD. WEST IJENNIS. 3 BEDROOM RANCH Hollywood Attractive modern bdrm. ranch, fui HOMES Sliding drive, bamt.. MASSACHUSETTS PHONE SW 7-6035 bl* attractive garagi Finished Rockwool Insulation DE PAOLA P»Ho. large beautiful Homes Solid Year-Round Construction plot on dead en street, color 111* bath OCEAN GATE G.M. Delco MONUMENT COMPANY with built 1: Heating System sanitary. Youngstown kitchen, storr SHELLS from .*2,645 screens, walk to OCEANGATE . . . 'til Dark For the Fineat in Memorial. Completely new St. Anthony' AREA Open school. *16.900. Four Manufactured tn Barrel Vermont Call CLoster 5-3507. room furnished cottage with mod conveniences. ern Sleeps sU Large MM Franklin Ava., Newark. N. J. Rt. 9, P.O. Box Forked LAGOON LOTS... BERGEN screened In 171, River, N.J. MY 3-3921 COUNTY—WiSTWOOI porch. Located in wooded HUmboidt 3 0813 Spacious area. ground.. Convenient to The ONLY 110 feet Lagoon . , wide and 16 feet in New Future Diaplay (lata of Hoavon Bay and ocean MO. per week Call DIRECTIONS: Garde* Slat. River i.lt . deep Jersey Opp. any Pkwy t. Perked Ne. 74, turn Left evening BERGEN COUNTY eacept weekends. PReerol! NO PAYMENT ■* mnd •* »«4 1 mlleo f Unliee et DOWN • SMALL MONTHLY Cemetery. *• Rt. 9, turn left #a Rt. PAYMENTS f. »• H mil. t. Sunr.ee Imdi. OR Prm. Tom River WESTWOOD PARK S.vlh en Rt. 9, PAINTING S DECORATING SEASIDE PARK •• *V* mil*, t. Sunnu leach. TO THE FIRST SO BUYERS OF A LAGOON LOT WESTWOOD EMERSON Collages and apartments for rent for A FREE Dock 40 Minute* from N. Bring this Ad JOSEPH HANSON Y. C. season, month or week. Seasonable FOR GOOD JOB BY MECHANICS HUGE SPLIT LEVELS INSIDE, OUTSIDE PAINTING. 1A DEVENERE & BORDEN ■ ROOMS YOUR On# PAPER HANGING. MINOR CARPENTRY; 3tk BATHS ©f th# Fwi«»t locution i on Famoai lu/n«ga? Bay lB Central * 4 BEDROOMS QARAGE Ave. M Street. FINANCED; INSURED. OR. 07006 SsmMs Park. N. Milo* t Wutorfront and PULL - J. o Front Sdvaf W>»»t© leochec CELLAR PLASTER WALLS lagoon Acroago ~ . PAROCHIAL ■E WOlOO OWN SCHOOL and ONLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY Me Joseph’' . UmurpuMod Swimming, looting Fitting. teriala, craftsmen Modern bungalow, applied by expert one hundred y Wilt. Heel rewUrtW pevrod i from Ail arch and at and $24,990 anaag, roaoeamsana. I low competitive prices. Estimate, mod Udder ImtalUd walsr. Indoor ll'«16' It» |i DON'T DELAY shower, euapereh. dim *1295 ...Drive Down and Seo Ht Today advice requirement,cheerfully Directions: G W. Brtdge. 4 to tyring OB your room, modere kitchen. I full bedreel in Valley Rd. mt River, FOR YOUR PROTECTION Ave. » AN Him. LOW DOWN PAYMBNT ALEXANDER SUMMER CO. ode Park. ACRE* OF NEW DROP CLOTHS Whto laUrmati— MODEL HOME CO!#** ] let *e bu» ««t ott..|id mp M chool Complete Insurance WILDWOOD toveraae Call Ur UrmoWhe I Berkeley teen tm pay to and shore rvice HORSEFIELD BROS., Inc. BAYVILU POLLY’S MOTEL ON BEAUTIFUL BARNECAT Pine Morristown. N. J. school. BAY .16 St. WATERFRONT LOTS Prom MM*, rom ****** BER-MOR SWIM POOLS •hell* wTm fresn SUM. Glen Cev*. Mato* roams.*|T ’mUMrtee *V Garden JE 8-2100 DIRECTIONS State to 80 Brethora. owner*. 3 mile* south 411 SAST Parkway Ent (Bwhwood MMM per week McFARLAN ST., DOVM, N. J. fnt;, take 9 southbound 9 lilihliduil iato Route stay on Route tor approi WRIT* Bea 72. Rio Or soda. N J. FOxcreft 6-0447 MUtcett 64V7J J Tun Am" W

60th Year as Priest

ORANGE Msgr. Peter Kura, MSGR. KURZ was born at Ot- of St. Venantius Church pastor tenhausen, near Saarbruecken, will since 1007, formally observe Germany. He took his college stu- his 60th anniversary in the priest- dies at the Jesuit college oi Turn- hood June 22 when he celebrates out, Belgium; studied philosophy a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving at St Nicholas, Belgium; theo- at noon. logy at the American Seminary, Boland will Archbishop preside Louvain, and was ordained.there at the Mass at which archpriest for the Diocese of Newark on will be James Msgr. A.' Hughes, June 29, 1898. Vicar General In America, he first served Deacon and subdeacon will be as assistant at Holy Family, Rev. Charles F. Buttner and Rev. Union City. A year laterhe was J. Lind. Francis Other ministers stationed at St. Boniface, Jer- will include James F. Loo- Msgr. sey City, following which came ney, Chancellor, and Rev. Carl assignments at Our. Lady of Meraena, masters of ceremony, Lourdes, Paterson, and St Hen- and Rev. Paul A. Wickens, bear- ry’s, Bayonne. of the er archiepiscopal cross. He was appointed pastor of St. The sermon will be Venantius preached on Oct. 7, 1907. On William J. Halliwell. hy Rev. Mar. 10, he was named 1948, a PRE-PILGRIMAGE PARTY: will About members of on .There be no parish cele- domestic prelate by Pope Pius 170 pins name-tag Kathleen of Killeen Lyndhurst as of Tour examines travel folders with, from XII. Archbishop Boland’s C, left, bration as parishioners honored pilgrimage to Lourdes, Rome, her mother, Dr. Bernardine Killeen, and sister Johanne Lucille their last both and Amatrudi, Michael Collins, Lynd- pastor October, for other places in Europe met Sunday at the CYO Jersey City; look on. In center, Msgr. Vincent P. his 60th Coburn, spiritual and Sister were anniversary as a priest Seminarians Center in Jersey City to hurst, Helen Matthew. The pilgrims to Build get acquainted, see a movie director of Tour B, to and his 50 years as at St. stops chat at a table of pastor about the pilgrims, welcomed by Msgr. John J. Kiley, spiritual director places they’ll visit, hear interesting travel them Sister Venantius. Their Own among Catherine Edwardine of St. Augus- Chapel hints and examine travel of Tour D. Some members of the archdiocesan pilgri- literature. Above, at left, tine’s, Union and her JAFFREY, N.H. A City, sister, Mary Kane, (NC) Msgr. John E. Jersey mage group will leave by ship on July 2, and the others * McHenry, spiritual director of Tour A, City. At new chapel will be constructed right, Rev. James A. Stone, spiritual director by air on July 6. at Queen of Peace Missionary Aw you planning h Seminary here, with the seminari- ans doing most of the work. DIOCESE OF PATERSON

24 DC GRASSE STREET

PATERSON 1. NEW JERSEY THUKJ. YOURS

For The Asking . • • Clergy FEDERAL TRUST will provide Appointments OƑICE OF HE BISHOP funds ASSISTANTS Rev. John F. Corr for your from assistant, St. Patrick’s, Chatham, to assistant, Sacred Heart, Dover. , travel Rev. Vincent Maranda, from chaplain, St. Mary’a Hospital, DRIVE or vacation to Our of UNDER WAY: This is Passaic, assistant, Lady Mercy, Whippany. the architect’s concept of the new school and auditorium building purposes NEWLY ORDAINED to be erect- ed in Our S.M.A. Fathers Rev. Leo T. St. Chatham. Lady Queen of Peace 'Steady thru Sweeney, assistant, Patrick’s, parish, Greenwood Dating ' a Lake. It Rev. Richard G. Our of was Ricker Rento, assistant, Lady Queen Peace, designed by and Axt of West New Pick Superior Forum Listed Branchville, and chaplain, Camp Columbus, Culvers Lake. York. Rev. Roland A. Fregault, ROME Rev. J. O.F.M. pastor, this (NC) —Rev. Stephen Hlavatovic, assistant, Assumption of the week Henry announced the start of a fund At Blessed Virgin Mary, Passaic. campaign to help Monde, S.M.A., was named Su- Assumption Effective June for the structure. perior General of the of EMERSON 21, 1958. pay Society Rev. Caesar G. African Missions at the general Orrico, administrator of Church chapter meeting of the society of the Assumption, Emerson, has here. announced that forum Greenwood Lake a on Sets Father Monde, provincial of the Owens Marks ‘‘Steady Dating" will be held at Msgr. Netherlands province of the soci- the Assumption School audito- A Preview of Your since ety was born in 1909 rium June 23 8:45 1946, on at p.m. Drive for and ordained New School in 1933. From 1934 Rev. Visit 50 Years as Priest Joseph Domozych, assist- to BERMUDA to 1946 he worked in the Gold ant pastor of St. Joseph's, Oradell, Thinking about going to Ber- now the nation of GREENWOOD LAKE Coast, Ghana. will conduct the panel. mud NUTLEY in the Plans for a a? Then by all means get a Fifty years priesthood will be form- parish-wide fund He will serve in his new post un- Among guest panelists will bo free of “A ToBermuda.” raising campaign to raise a minimum of copy Key ally observed on June 21 Msgr. James 5100,000 til 1968. Rev. Robert by J. Owens, pastor toward F. Grady, Epiphany, This colorful and informative construction of anew school with The Society of Missions Cliffside of St. Mary’s parish. auditorium-gymnasium African Park, and Dr. William folder contains excellent an map wing have been is represented in the U With announced by Rev. Roland A S. in 10 Magee, the father of 11 children of the and overflows with Archbishop Boland presiding, Msgr. Owens will Fregault Islands, the 0.F.M., pastor of Our archdioceses, including Arch- who is active in Cana activities helpful tips on clothing, celebrate his Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving Lady Queen of Peace parish ’ shopping, at 10:30 a.m. here diocese of Newark. in the Grantwood customs Ricker parish. duty, transportation, Two relatives of the pastor will Designed by and Axt, things to see and do. of be deacon and subdeacon. architects, West New York, the They maculate Conception Seminary, We'll gladly tend one of m you are Rev, Columba O.P proposed school, will consist of. these Murphy, Partington. useful folders if nine or, you stationed in Ander- classrooms, a kindergarten M., a cousin, Deacons of honor for Archbish- prefer, stop in, pick one up, and and combined office and and Rev. Boland clinic let son, S.C., Ignatius Hay- op will be Michael us help you your Msgr. suite. The auditorium plan trip. Father will have PERSONAL LOAN den, a nephew. Hayden, a J. Mulligan, pastor, St. Henry’s, a and Columban is stationed in stage, dressing room projec- M loufttt imUrtst ralts! Father, Bayonne, and Msgr. William A. tion booth. Asa gymnasium the Japan. Costelloe, pastor, Holy Cross, Call Now Mitchell 2-82 W Jos. M. Cos. auditorium will also provide for Byrne Archpriest for Msgr. Owens Harrison. an elementary grade basketball will be Msgr. John A. Weisbrod, A dinner for the will TRAVEL SERVICE clergy court. of pastor, Our Lady Good Coun- follow after the FEDERAL •28 BROAD STREET immediately Newark. The will be sel, sermon Mass, at which Msgr. Dougherty MEETINGS ARE now being NEWARK 2, N. J. John TRUST preached by Msgr. J. Clark, will be the principal speaker. held for men volunteers • MA serving 3-1740 of St. Matthew’s pastor Church, on the memorial gifts committee, MSGR. OWENS was honored Ridgefield. which will function to the June 14 at prior The master of ceremonies will a reception given by fdrmal opening of the drive the on be John J. parishioners. A presentation Msgr. Dougherty, Im- June 30. The will behalf campaign con- on of the parish was made sist of a house-to-house solicita- by retired Judge William Smith. tion of all parishioners. Other gifts included a spiritual the structure is bouquet presented by Leonard Although new intended specifically to serve Lowe, head of the parish Legion For the needs of permanent residents of of Mary, and a Papal blessing Our Lady Queen of Peace parish, signed personally by the Holy it will also provide needed facili- Father, presented by Richard ties for the large number of sum- Sandal Kane, a pupil of the grammar Set mer residents. The auditorium school. will be used for Mass on Sunday Msgr. Owens was born in Coun- throughout the summer months. ty Roscommon, Ireland. He at- tended Summer Hill College, Sli- flown ncr go; Seton Hall College and Im- Accountants maculate Conception Seminary, and ordained June was on 13, Meet in Newark 1908. PLAYMATES NEWARK John E. Prior to his assignment to the Toolan. attorney, former state Hammond ipioot Modal ilhtlnltd pastorate at St. Mary's in Octo- senator and prosecutor of Middlesex ber, 1922, he served as assistant County, was the principal speak- at St. Patrick's, St. Michael's and There’s more to in a er at a recent meeting of the home St. Joseph’s, all of which are in living The of for perfect type shoe every Catholic Accountants Guild of Jersey City. leather the Archdiocese of Newark. His that has a HAMMOND ORGAN youngster ...finest play He was named a domestic prel- topic was Catholic is ate in He is "Every in shoes with September, 1948. a scuff proof tips, Accountant." member of the Newark archdioc- Reality an ■ a Hammond leaves no time genuine leather insoles and Sites Commis- The attended ...playing you for boredom and esan Building meeting, by 125

a of the archdiocesan members, was held in Perth sturdy molded counters to sion, judge to ...gives you something exciting fill any restless hour Synodal Court and since 1953 Amboy. Also addressing the support heels. Miles of Msgr. Owens has archdio- group was Rev. Francis J. Nead the of between ...bridges and of gap years you your children summer fun ahead with cesan consultor. Seton Hall University who discussed "The Vision of Your ...fills home with a of Modern Age wonderful your harmony music, laughter and Own Dignity as Catholic Gentle- leather shoes. men.” understanding play Sec our Archbishop’s Rev. John J. Horgan, moder- complete collection of tixot 4 to 3 WHY A ator, complimented the member- HAMMOND ORGAN?

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