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Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Discuss Religious Liberty U.S. Bishops Meet for Council Briefings CHICAGO Bish- ATTENDING THE (NC)—The two-dsy was dress Christian discussed the Attendance "completely us. Unity, schema the of the U. “upheld necessity ops S„ meeting here meeting were 149 Bishops. and "Each of us will voluntary unoftlciaL" then be in question in a published inter- of a man’s for second heard recognizing right briefings before the .They reports and dis- Patrick A. to Archbishop O'Boyle a position cast a vote in view conducted by Archbishop to follow the dictates of his session of the ecumenical cussed schemaU that will be of chairman of accordance with the Washington, personal Paul J. HaUinan of Atlanta. own conscience in matters of council, generally felt that a voted on during the second the NCWC Administrative convictions we have arrived In to a council reply question by religion.” statement on the sub- session ot the Vatican Board, said in a Council, statement. at from our own deep study Archbishop Hallinan, in which He said it of would which "Our emphasized “the ject religious liberty opens Sept. 29. sole was to in- of the issues and reaction it purpose our was stated that many Amer- duties of civil in all be society, opportune. Bishops who are members form ourselves to the precisely on opinions of those who icans are "anxious" for a its the the forms, including state, A spokesman said that of various commissions of the doctrinal issues which will will speak to us." "more accurate and modern to respect in practice the among other items the Bish- the ecumenical council come for debate when pre- up we Meetings similar to the one definition of religious liberty," citizen's inalienable to bad the useful- sented the rights ops discussed reports to meeting return to Rome in the fall,” here have been or will be held Cardinal Bea said this desire religious liberty.” ness of a statement by the on the streamlining of com- he said. by Bishops in many other "ia shared Catholics and by * > '/£ *• ■>?, council setting forth the the- mision schemata, which havd countries. non-Catholies of many other A LEADING U. S. Protes- of lib- been revised since the ological bases religious coun- ARCHBISHOP O'Boyle add- countries." tant sebotar. Rev. Robert cil’s first session ended ed: erty. early THE POSSIBILITY of The Cardinal a said the Sec- McAfee Brown, said last May There was the in December. "We are convinced agreement that this pronouncement by the ecu- retariat for Promoting Chris- that an “explicit conciliar that the The dealt with will enable spokesman said, key briefings preparation us to menical council tian had submitted on religious Unity to statement on religious liber- in a of such point theology religious subjects aa the liturgy, understand clearly the differ- liberty has come before. up the council's Central Prepara- tensions between Catholics is the that the seminaries and liberty necessity missions, ence in attitudes which will Last June Augustin Cardinal tory Commission a schema and non-Catbolics. The Rev. the individual's of and the of the acceptance schools, officp undoubtedly be expressed by Rea, S.J., head of the Vatican dealing with religious Brown attended the council's faith be free and council liberty. voluntary. episcopacy. Fathers who will ad- Secretariat for Promoting CARDINAL BEA said this first session as an observer. Stress The Advocate Moral Issue At Race Conference Official Public*ttoa Archdiocese *f (he *f Newark. N. J, and Diocese of Paters**, N. 'J. JERRY By COSTELLO frank and which Vol. No. open discussions, we are engaged.” 12, 54 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1963 PRICE: 10 CENTS NEWARK Gov. Richard and in the to pointing way lie suggested a J. four-point Hughes and Newark Mayor eventual solutions to problems employment plan which includ- J. Addonizio Hugh joined re- of discrimination. At HNS ed stepped-up construction ef- Convention leaders ligious of all faiths in Dr. Lett drew the evening's forts; establishment of an ef- emphasizing the moral nature strongest applause following a fective apprentice of the racial information crisis as the brief but for impassioned plea and referral center; a call for First Greater Newark Confer- greater Negro employment op- unions and to take ence on employers Bishop Religion and Race portunities. He said that while Dougherty an active role in recruiting in- negotiations are preferable to for dividuals trainingpurposes, (Other demonstrations, the Negro and a declaration News on Roc*, that govern- "has To Discuss gotten more with demon- Council Pofl** 2 and 4) ment must act as a catalyst strations in the last five years w bringing together all groups than he has in 100 BUFFALO (NC) - Three of “so that Bishop James A McNulty ot was held Tuesday years employers, unions and night. conciliation." Bishops will deliver major ad Buffalo is host to the civil rights will conven- An audience of over 400 in groups con- dresses the The theme was tinue during eighth quad- tion. Essex Catholic School employment to sit down together in High ap- a in the Declaration rennial Holy Name Society Bert E. emphasized bona fide effort of faith Espenen. conven- plauded a "Declaration of Con- good convention here from of Conscience, read by Rev. to tion chairman, said there is a science" issued the solve the of Aug. by spoo problem job 21 23. Welsh, coordinator of discrimination.'' record of more Aloysius registration soring croups, and listened as interracial for Auxiliary John J than t.OOO delegates Justice the New Bishop both the Mayor and the Gov- ark Archdiocese. Dougherty of The GOV. HI'GHES Newark, presi- convention planners ernor added some personal stressed the "In dent of Scton Hall have of particular," the deciar dual nature of the University, set a target 100.000 thoughts oo the crisis to their employment atton said, will discuss the work of the the "ai w-e face this problem: “the men to march in tradition- words of welcome (Text of elimination of period of Second Vatican Council al parade which will climax Declaration extensive racial un- racial Aug. of Conscience, barriers in employment 22 rest and tension ia our own re- the convention Page 2) and the qualification of Ne- Edward J. Gov. Hughes gion. we appeal for economic so that Msgr Scully, and Mayor Ad- groes they are able to and a THE FOLLOWLNG of Immaculate Heart dooiiio justice for speedy end in day pastor of each rejected the compete an open labor mar- to Bishop Thomas J. discriminatory practices in McCarthy Mary Church. Wayne. N. J„ "quote syatem"of employment ket.” Like Addonizto, he balk- of St. Catherine will through immedi- Ont , will a on demanded employment ed at a apeak at panel par- by some civil rights quota system: “I re- on 'The Role ate action on the of all speak of the ish He will leaders as part such a as financing explain discriminatory m it- ject proposal being Layman in the Church To- the which self and called for concerned on the basis of tithing system was a stepped contrary in itself to the spirit Walter J. Curtis love. In and day." Bishop adopted m tus parish u June. up construct ton brotherly hiring and substance of WARM Paul waves program by interracial WEICOME - Pope from a balcony at his summer residence at of Bridgeport, will detai! 1940. following the federal, state promotion. let human dignity completion and local gov- justice; as being unjust and Castelgandolfo, (top photo) to the crowd welcome him. merit cheering pictured as they "Training for Lay Leader of the rrnraenti to and skill be the only parish building pro- help provide addi- discriminatory in itself." the 15-mile route from Rome the at at Pontiff rode in a block limou- an 24 meeting tional jobs. criteria, not th* color of an Thousands by ship" Aug gram Special treatment for Ne- sine with a motorcyele escort. Addonizio employee's skin or an appti Mayor added that groes is no solution to the prob- cant's or have had demon race, nationality lem. he declared. “To enough set up creed " Private Stratton*'' and called Colleges Would for "con- special categories of employ- structive suggestions" in their ment opportunities for Negroes Revelation Seen MAYOR ADDONIHOS talk Council’s is to in place. perpetuate another took th* of in oo aspect* a major the basic Share Funds way fallacy of racial Proposed address with Us THE policy declar- discrimination. CONFERENCE, a fol- The struggle ation WASHINGTON _ The of the iov to the National Confer- on demonstrations and amendment whether up today is to remove Negroes Ham of Riprmauuv** has schools ence an Religion and Race employment by quota. Having from the Most ControversialDebate parochial could re categories in which soot to Hated that passed and th* Senate ceiv* federal funds allocated held to Chicago lam “Mao, who is have January, they been pieced by ra- • bat to th* federal New was described th* first created in the image of God, expand to Jersey under th* bill. as in a cial discrimination” to The following article, information to and Rev- program of aid to vocational senes. Theme of is entitled equality of providing background on explain interpret Thompson is a member of th* opening op- The Governor seconded Ma- ibt Reselaiion which rlatioa education. not divine important topic •/ elicited sigorons de- authoritatively. But the committee which session was Interracial Jus- portunity only by Addonizios spon- yor pica for in- bate in the session Second Vatican Eastern Christians do Private and univer- sored tice Follow- right ami law but as a matter first of Connell and will he recog- colleges the legislation. m Employment creased construction efforts nize Tradition as a source of sities and other non "The state st th* of moral the taken when the council private, is ing major speeches, guests conscience." and added a up again reconvenes on Sept. 29, was liberty un word of support Revelation with declare along Scrip- profit agencies and institu- der contract," went to smaller dis- Mayor went on to that for federal written for NCWC Newt Service by Jtltgr. W. Thompson re- workshop a tax cut as a spur George Shea, ture. tend "the time has when Indeed, they to ex- tions would be eligible to plied. "to make of cussion groups where come cer- rector Immaculate disposition topics to the economy. of Conception Seminary, Darlington, and an alt Tradition at the expens* of share in some funds under the funds included retailing, tain principles must be clearly that the gentleman manufactur- the expert to advise the Vatican Council. Emphasizing immediacy official And Insist that bill. " enunciated that this Scripture. they would desire. ing. white collar issue can . employment, of the problem, he quoted Rev. Tradition contains much ot before be By MSGR. GEORGE W. SHEA However, adopting "I hope." Cahill said in building and construction, and placed in it* proper per- a Raymood T. Bosler, editor of Revelation which isn't the measure Catholic hier- in Scrip- by a 377-21 vote, subsequent news government spective." Just is the thority, charged with the task release, the Indiana Catholic and Rec- ture at all. the first in of House rejected aa amend- "that in view of tb* discus- Dr. Harold A. Lett of the "1 do not that archy's very meeting guarding, defending and in- say people ord; ment intended to that Jerusalem about 49 A.D., dif- terpreting them authorita- specify sion an the floor, the legisla- National Coaference of Chris- should not demonstrate." he A SUMMARY in L'Otserva- “It is time we approach the private schools could share in and views and lively discus- tively? tive history of this tians Jews, addressing the said, "but I honestly believe fering tore Romano, the Vatican proposal race problem in the typical City aU portions of th* aion have regularly preceded programs. clearly demonstrates the reassembled audience tbit we have had enough dem- newspaper, indicated how the general American manner —with im- in the Church's THE EARLY Protestant committee intended that th* at the close of the onstrations and not enough agreement an- Com million's evening, patience, with determination Theological or- THE AMENDMENT a ecumenical councils. The Sec- swer was state enter into summed was may contracts the at constructive ideas simply, “Scripture iginal draft conceived the up workshops suggestions, to get results, immediate re- is William T. ond Vatican Council no ex- alone.” The Bible contains the sponsored by Rep. with schools for their and Catholic to the above private voca- "exploratory by very na- programs." sults." answer Cahill of New whole of Revelation Jersey. After its tional and it ception. and is its questions. God revealed training that may ture." However, he said their On the quota Brief system: "Any prayers were offered defeat, he asked Frank the most contro- only source and accord- Rep. then allocate federal funds un- value in Apparently judge, through th* prophets in the old lay "creating an proposal to this effect is not Rev. Earl L. Huff, of Trin- fellow der by versial at the council to to the Reformers. Thompson —a Jersey- this bill to these of the topic ing Tradi- covenant and His Son private awareness complexity dis to Union A.M.E. and through who only metrically oppoaed ity Church, it an opposed passage schools." date is the all-important ques- tion, although merits in the new. The of the problem.” In fostering the of American Apostles, sent principles Rabbi HerbertWeiner, of Tem- is tion of how best to expound respect, merely has God's Rev- but will human, by Christ, spread democracy actually Israel of the and divine ple Oranges and Catholic doctrine no authority, at least elation express first and foremost by tend to defeat the cause in since Maplewood. on divine Revelation. The the completion of the preaching, then later, some of Commis- Bible. The individual Diem Issues council's Theological inter- them by writing. Denial draft prets for himself Strong sion had prepared a on Scripture the with the Hence, according to that, but the project es- help of the Holy draft, there are two sources pecially Us first chapter, “On Spirit, does not have to listen of and to Revelation, Scripture the Twofold Source of Revela- any teaching agency. Of Tradition. These complete and Persecution Modern tion" met so much opposi- Protestant scholar- Religious each other and clarify con- tion last November that has Pope ship tended, however, to stitute the deposit of Faith, SAIGON, So. Vietnam John called a halt after five place greater value the must be— and or of the Buddhist on which God entrusted to th* particular job practice President dinh of discussion. He sent the place of Tradition. Ngo Diem, in always has been the days Against the custody, defense and inter- only cult." a interview whole matter to be recon- anti-traditional stand of pr«u here, strong test" early pretation of the living magis- The Archbishop denied commis- ly denied charges of sidered by a special Protestantism has come anew religious terium (teaching authority) of charges that "Catholics sion of several Cardinals and insight: is discrimination brought against IN HUE “Scripture no- the Church and Dot to the in- Archbishop schools received government his leaders members of the Theological where by Itself alone." regime -by of th* Pierre Ngo dinh Thuc, elder dividual faithful. It seems im- aid because they are Catho- Commission and the Buddhist in this of Vietnam's Secre- Like majority brother Presi- Protestants, though to plied in this summary that lic" and that "provincial lead- for Christian country. has denied tariat Promoting a leaser dent. that Budd- degree, the separated part of Revelation is to be ers have been removed from The Catholic hist* restricted Unity. Eastern found chief of state are in any Christians have shied only in Tradition. office because they refused was interviewed as a of way in his archdiocese. The revision by away from the idea of a teach group produced Many Bishops objected that Baptism." 108 Buddhists 48-hour The this mixed commission bears ing agency began a told divinely instituted 2) Archbishop a press Th* (Continued on Pag* strike Archbishop denounced the simple title, “On Revela- hunger in th* “holy conference: the danger qf communist is be discussed city" of Hue. Central Viet- tion," and to "In the three years that I agitators who do not hesitate nam. in the quite likely at some length protest against have been Archbishop of Hue, to "put oo the cassock or the councU government's This when the reassem- policies. I th* have never seen least Buddhist robe to deceive after peo- bles a. Reveal was a day police here Sept John restriction on the preaching ple." Pope arrested 385 Buddhists in pre- dawn house-to-house raids for THE CONTROVERSY last allegedly failing to obtain last fall centered on the first identification cards Set Peace an ac- chapter of the original draft. Prize Paterson Priests Up tion denounced Buddhist by The chapter dealt with prob- VATIC AN leaders as anew instance of lems raised by the fact that . CITY (NC) Pope John XXIII before his death religious established a his persecution. God's progressive Revelation peace prise bearing own name,- to be awarded every three it was To to mankind ended centuries years, revealed this week in Rome THE PRESIDENT said h* Study He set up a with the ago, with the death of the foundation in $lBO,OOO prise mooey was at of Which he received last upset allegations r*-< last Apostle. May as part of the Balxan Peace PATERSON-Two ot FATHER MOLLOY liglous discrimination priests a native Prise, and suggested that the "John XXIII becaus* the Whertf Rev- new International Paterson Diocese will leave of do we find this “I have great Paterson, was ordained 'in Peace Prize alwaya felt Foundation" would be other 20 to for advanced elation? Only in divinely in- augmented by toward aU Sept. study 1980 after studies at St. grants. The interest from goodwill religions." Peter's the Balzan Peace Prise alone would in while degrees Rome, two Setoo Hall spired books, Sacred Scrip- "There been Prep, Jersey City, come to of have religion* ture? Or must look alto presumably upwards $20,000 every three years. seminarians about and one in the will depart University Immaculate wars West," he said, of the same time for to Tradition (the deposit POPE JOHN'S formal "but theological Conception Seminary. He was of the foundation never in When we establishment Agla. studies at Austria. first of Faith as handed on orally was made known Innsbruck. assigned to Our In the current issue of the Act* fought the Chinese Lady Apos invaders, Rev. Vincent P. and in other apart tolicae Molloy of Queen of Peace, ways, .from Sedis, the official publication of the It was not because of their re- Branchville, Holy See. Pope St. source of our Peter the Apostle, Troy for the summer of Scripture) as a John issued instructions 1980, then concerning the foundation in a letter ligion. Hills, will St. Peter of And he in his study theology at to the knowledge Revelation? wrote own hand the President "We sent Apostle. on May 10, day An- the invaders the if how and Lateran In Father native so, are Scripture tonio Segm of University Lasch, a of Italy came to the Vatican for the away but first part kept Confucianism while Rev. Kenneth Tradition related in of the Rome, Morristown, was in particu- triple ceremony the I ordained surrounding of the ... never even add presentation thought E. Lasch of St. Pat- is does Tradition any- Balzan Peace Prize. Therese'a, 1962, a graduate of lar, man's until Bayley- about a religion will the message in erson, study and Seton thing to divine He had his aU Canon Law EUard High School already outlined in the letter which la this blew up. Now I am plans at the Hail same institution. University. He was TOWARD J. Fisher Scripture? now published. His in favor of true to wonder I as- PRIESTHOOD - James of goal, “initiatives peac* tempted whether The Immaculate seminarians, both of signed to St. Theme’s follow- did God put these and brotherhood kneels Further, among men and nations." ought not to Budd- Conception Seminary before Bishop in appoint whom have completed two ing ordination. Navagh sources of Revelation at the The John XXIII hists Peace Prize, the Pope said, would be simply to show the St. John's Cathedral during of ordination of of studies in Rev. Bernard ceremony of the in- both a year* philosophy Prusak, a re- direct disposal token of his appreciation for the Balzan Prize critics." and a at seven Paterson seminarians to the the second Immaculate cent graduate of North diaconate, dividual, for his inter- W* “«ver Conception Ameri- private fervent and trustful desire that be he "Ibis •te®J* peace However, added, ia can of three steps toward the It was the first time He established Seminary. Darlington, are College, Rome, been priesthood. pretation, or did instead among and nations with I haa men coexistence in not right. have appointed Robert Siraanski of St. Ce- to Bishop Navagh had ordained in the Paterson Diocese. entrust them as a sacred de- truth, justice, and assigned Assumption par- love liberty." Catholics, but not because of Rock cilia's,' sway, and John iah, Passaic, not to At-the seminary Auxiliary Bishop Costello posit to a divinely instituted their Assump- ordained 26 religion. Competence of Lagoa of St. Pater- Mary’s, tion, Morristown, as deacons for the Newark ceremonies limit assisted teaching au- the reported Archdiocese. Both particular person for the son. V test week. were Aug. 11. 2 THE ADVOCATE August IS, 1963 U. S. News Roundup Race and Religion Declaration of Conscience Editor’i Sot e: Tbit it tbo toxt of tbt DocUrotion of Rule ‘America’ Out as Conscionto hsnod Tuttdoy, Aug. 13, by tbo First Grootor Prayer Con met Roto. N.Y. Archdiocese Backs March Nowork for on Religion ond N. Y. ALBANY, - (RNS) Minnesota Poll. State Defies Court The of and the SUUi Commlitioncr Fatherhood God Brotherhood of Man Education Forty-three per cent of them NEW YORK (NC) - The the members might In truth* and not We James Alien MONTGOMERY. Ala. (NC) "join are great empty phrases. are met as E. ruled favor such an amendment, and New York h»s The Alabama Board of Ed- Archdiocese the offering of Mass on Aug. members of th* Jewish and Christian heirs of here that moraine daaaroom 9% were noo-commltal. Massive Awakening l religions, given its to Catholic 28, praying that the exercise of a common or ucation hat adopted a resolu- backing the legacy religious commitment to the es- singing reciting of the Fifty-three per cent of Cath- CAMBRIDGE, Maas. (RNS) Bible participation in the Aug. 28 of rights our brothers In Christ of of all under fourth aUnia at “America"— tion making reading sential dignity equality men God, Confronted olics disagreed with the A massive awakening and polled civil march on Wash- seek will be In the state pub- rights achieved speedi- as we are with the facia of racial discrim- which referi to Ood aa 41% said were In compulsory of action by whitea tragic prejudice, part ruling; they D.C. campaign lic defying the U. 8. ington, ly." ination and segregation enforced laws or custom in our of a devotional exercise would of It. achoola, Is needed to the by favor letter to be read in all satisfy right- Court's ban on A • we racism most violate the U. S. • Supreme ful demands of the ; society, recognise the underlying at our Supreme churches of the archdiocese Negro in schools. ■erioua domestic evil which we must eliminate with all Court dedaton on the uae of prayer public and to prevent Silent the IS says that minority Prayer In resolution, Aug. "responsible Hospital Pact and For to the prayer In the schools a separate further racial demonstrations diligence speed. this purpose, we appeal public and civil board the Court's Maine - peaceful" rights Ind. A consciences of aU of and to The directed AUGUSTA, (NC denounced GARY, (NC) - Cath- our people th* American ruling waa by a Jesuit public ef- demonstrations deserve the Nsgrots, legal The of Educa- decision aa a "calculated olic here has at large. againat the Levittown, L.1., Augusta Board scholar declared here. hospital signed Ood out of the "support and participation tion voted to In- fort to take a non-discrimination agree- School Dlatrlct, which alao unanimously of Catholic Rev. Robert F. Drinan, S.J., THE EVIL this nation.’’ American citizens." OF RACIBM has roots; it will not be stitute 30 seconds of alienee public affairs of ment with a local civil deep had advocated Bible dean of the Boston rights reading "Notable College eradicated. The heart of the is moral of the The waa Instigated by among these la easily race question in the achoola. as part opening exer- move group. Law said and It the who ‘March for School, "Negroes religious. concerns rights of human and cises in schools. Gov. Wallace, the on Washington The with St. beings found no how- public George should agreement He objection, la Jobe and Freedom* not.be required to un- our attitude towards our fellow man. Our The S motion waa in- that while he Gov- scheduled primary concern two other Aug. pledged Mary's Mercy Hospital fol- ever, to portlona at dergo more humiliations and therefor* Is the God. If the courts rule “we for Aug. 28," declares the let- for laws of Wa Americans of all re- troduced by Roland A. Le- ernor lowed a pact with Methodist the achool district's opening shame to keep our consci- read the Bible In ter, which is signed by Aux- ligious persuasions have been slow to recognise that racial Clalr, who said he hoped the cannot Hospital, which had been exercise program—the ences alive.” discrimination ia Insult pledge seconds would each I'm going to iliary Bishop John J. an to God. the Giver of human 30 allow tome school, Maguire, picketed the Civil of to the and Father Drinan said the by Gary allegiance flag vicar of the archdio- ma- and human to as he that school and read It my- general Rights Committee. The Cath- dignity rights. readings from historical docu- pupil pray silently jority of the whitea In the Even have wished. •elf.” cese. worse, we all at least our olic hospital had not been participated, by menU. are country truly persuaded Indifference towards th* welfare and of our fellow picketed. right* THE that COMMISSIONER said, PREDICTIONS have set the Negro grievances should men, In perpetuating racial discrimination in civil, key Issue on political. the number be corrected. The centered there waa no reason why At CEF Convention of participants in the social and life. White th* of of In Industrial, private Declaration representation Negroes a patriotic song, "America," march at of The took to upwards 100,000. priest-lawyer for the Independence declared that “all men are created equal" policy-making capacity could not be sung, read or re- The is intended those whites demonstration task, however, Of the and "are Creator certain hospitals. 23 Negroes endowed by their with inalienable cited at ceremonial occasions to stir for President who feel that some support Negroes on the staff of the Catholic rights," slavery was for almost a century In this permitted in the schools. He decided, ‘Ecumenism’ civil rights want too much too soon and tend of ( Kennedy’s legisla- none was on the ex- our*. Urged hoofrital. that however, It waa not per- tive proposals, now before should be to wait for patient ecutive committee Today 100 year* later after the or repre- Emancipation Proclam- missible for to be of their It pert Congress. rights. sented the ation and after and administrative on hospital's lay multiplied judicial con- "the dally morning devotional letter board. of and discrimination Bishop Maguire’s • demnations our Field segregation by high- exercises in any form." In Education refers to recent statement a The will est civil there remain of hospitals now con- authorities, patterns segregation An order of the Levittown by Francis Cardinal Asks Marchers Spellman for sider expanding their boards in every section of our country and denials of American education widespread district last DETROIT (NC)—A U.S. Con- child In of New York that "much—- administration September provid- WASHINGTON Rev. of to Include human and civil rights reason of and of seven million” who (NC) by race, nationality ing for or recitation of gressman called here for an as "one ever so singing much— remains to be Gerard one or Negroes, will color. Sloyan, president of more and ecumenism in education that “pays a price for the consci- done" in the fourth turn* el securing racial jus- the National eliminate indications of rac* We the Catholic Li- repent our failures and ask forgiveness of God our he would benefit as well ence of his parents as "America," said, waa de- private tice. or color in turgical Conference, has registration or In common Father. We ask also the forgiveness of our brothers school tenth Americin does for the signed deliberately "to evade as public children. The Cardinal of rooms. added that urged its 3,000 member* to assignment whose rights we have and whose we have L. New color of his.” ignored dignity the Rep. Hugh Carey of "the Constitutional prohibition great Christian and take an active In the • offended. We call foe a renewed religious conscience oo this the ecumenical both seek equality In part any ex- York, citing “They American against dally religious principle of equal- Aug. 28 civil rights basically moral evil. of education and equality in op- protest ercises In the schools." approach the late Pope must be march Interracial Visits public ity reduced to action on In face this of extensive racial John the he continued. “The Washington. particular, as we period The stansa reads: XXIII, suggested at portunity.” in local a circumstances and in In letter to Fa- - unrest and tension in for convention here of the Citizens is a second class citixen members. CLEVELAND (RNS) our own religion, we appeal econ- “Our fathers’ Ood to Negro ther Thee, specific ways." Sloyan called upon them Fifty-three Franciscan friars omic and for end to far Educational Freedom under the archaic custom of justice a speedy discriminatory prac- Author active of liberty. "to give witness to that from Our Lady of Angela tices in immediate action that "the theme of ecu- the segregsted schools. Every employment through on the part To thee we (CEF) MATTHEW truth aU atag. second AHMANN. ex- we profess as Chris- here of all concerned the baste of love. In menism In education" be seventh child Is a class Seminary completed a oo brotherly hiring be pro- director of the Nation- Long may ear lend bright ecutive tiana" in the five-week series of and citizen because he the by participating let human merit ami skill be tb* moted American Edu- pays al Interracial promotion, dignity, With Freedom’s during Catholic for demonstration.” holy light for Conference "peaceful home visits under the the color of cation Week. Nov. 10-13. of fiscal segregation spon- only criteria, not an employee's skin or an ap- Protect price Justice and us by Thy might Interracial one of Father of of the exercise of freedom of Sloyan. a priest sorship Carites, a Catholic race, creed. 10 plicant's nationality or Crest oar chairmen of the the Trenton Diocese Ood. King." march, who is interracial group. "WE NEED ecumenism In conscience." in a LET EMPLOYERS, Dr. Allan acted on an said statement that the head of the educa- personnel managers, union leaders ap- religious Homes of Negro families education." Congressman asserted that brought nine Rep Carey march shows “potential of be- and all others influential In hiring recognize their peal by pareoU, tion department of the Catho- were visited fully Carey laid, "so that si Indi- and, in one “re- "the federal government must a social representing a cross section coming great peaceful moral lic of America responsibility in righting the wrongs of the past viduals University verse" visit, two Negro priests we can see our differ- respond to the needs of all the demonstration for whether of religioui faiths, protesting equality here, suggested that "if direct consciously perpetrated or indeliberately permit- and joined a Negro family in call- encas. minimise them re- children in the U S as individ- and interracial that the work the board's action. justice." participation is ted. so force reflect* the opportunity for aU in In impossible." ing on a white family. joice our unity diversity." ual citizens without difference lections of our • populatioq to earn an income proportionate CEF seeks to fair promote or distinction." News to personal and family needs for food, clothing, shelter and Prayer to Continue treatment for pupils in ell European reasonable a standard of living Let our public authorities, schools to the distribution of DR. MARK Murphy, of Pa. - DILLSBURG, (RNS) elected state, county and municipal, enforce without favor or fear tax funds for education Flushing. NY , was Northern Joint School Dis- all existing statutes promoting fair employment practices A consistent supporter of president of the organization, trict directors here voted U and the of nan-discriminatory clauses in building contracts equal federal aid for all school succeeding Vincent Corley Red to continue Bible and Says Persists Let them reading St Louis. consider promptly sod carefully th* need for children. Rep Carey at the out- Campaign rectutioo of the Lord’s further Prayer BERLIN appropriate legislation. Let our school authorities set of hla speech drew a paral- For the first time, (RNS) - The clergy- Speak- committee that in public schools in d(fiance charged create vocational and other educational lel between tenth Amer- ers before the annual Church training programs every men representing the three "peaceful coexistence offers" of the US. Court suited to all students with the basic and Supreme ican. the and the child faiths elected in Distress said the made equip ability qual- Negro, major were Congress the communists Labor Drive by were Backed ruling. ifications needed or to rater In seventh school not them Rev. Vatican's "new Eastern a to obtain work apprenticeship every trustees, among pol- "tactical means" to achieve Officials took the action in OVIEDO. programs fitted to conditions support C Blum. SJ Mar- icy*’ produced certain "hu- their Spain (RNS) present receiving public Virgil . long-range objectives the absence at official com- Let all of and He referred the seventh for Soviet-bloc Archbishop Francisco Javier us. according to our oppor- to quette University. man casings" capacities munications from the Penn • Lanxunca Torralba tunities, act th* cause human Catholics but no of Oviedo pray and courageously. In of brought ay Isanil Department of Pub- told national and eliminate aU in the a convention of equality dignity, to racism in any and change anti-religious at- lic Instruction Lose Pensions the of forms titude of communism. Spanish Catholic Workers its The Department said it it Asks End that MOSCOW Youth movement that We dedicate ourselves to work together to make our They charged in soma (RNS) - Russia’s her* the awaiting advice from the state Keating Church factor Instances the anti-Church •Uto fully the Cath- religious commitment a vital m all racial pension system has been supports toppling attorney general's office be- campaigns in Iron Curtain changed to bar olic labor movement. viols before God. th* Lord of the Universe Whom we serve, payments to fore acting on the issue. HU Father of all for whoee countries have been intensi- worker* employed by churches remarks were consider- and men. sake we love aU as To NDEA fied. ed observer* brothers. t . ' 4 * or religious agencies. by as of unusual **«■» *y s » • Inequities In Science and Religion, significance view of the fact SOME CATHOLIC WASHINGTON (NC> - Sen Stipends are $73 a week rn dele- atheistic that 8,000 workers in the Amendment publication, laid the As- Opposed Kenneth B. of New with additional of gates from 28 includ- turian coal Keating an payment nations, only involve clean- mines were in the exceptions Minn (NC> York has asked the Senate $l3 week for each from 16 second week of MINNEAPOUS. a dependent ing refugees com- ers and watchmen a strike al- employed eight cent —Forty per —s education subcommittee to re- while the teacher is taking the munist-dominated countries, tn benefit strikes are in churches. They be though illegal majority of those attended the annual responding vise a major federal aid pro institute, usually held in sum- congress, cause church this are country. in the alined buildings —of Minnesota's adults gram so school mer sessions at colleges and to promote aid and un- News oppose private per owned - People by the state such • the US Constitution sonnel will universities for the Church in amending get equal treat derstanding workmen because qualify they to allow observances Red areas. More Schools religious ment under it. "maintain state Sought property." in the Alfred public achoola, accord In a statement submitted to Kindermann. VIENNA Church Laarts* Cardinal Ragambwa Crater tn N. Y. Police (NC) au- source Portland, Group initiator and longtime presi- • ing to a survey made by the the subcommittee the Sena- thorities in communist-ruled of BukobS, Tanganyika, the Me., has bran named a con- dent was criticial of the congress, warned tor of language, To are Church's only Negro Cardinal, sultant for the Maine Fight Obscenity Warsate Hungary negotiating with Depart- the West against “illusions" Tribute counseling and guidance in- government officiate for has been named a life member ment of Health and Welfare per- NEW YORK (NC) - .Mayor about the Soviet Union. Pre- BERLIN stitutes operated under the (NC) Stefan yt the National Association for Division of and 'In God' mission to increase the mint- Eye Car* Verse Robert F of mier be Cardinal 1953 National Defense Educa- Wagner Khrushchev, held, Wysxynski, Primate ber the Advancement of of Catholic schools Colored Services New York to break the high Special tion Act hat created a full- hopes of Poland, tribute passive paid special it has been there, People.- time unit in the resistance of Christians In his to the reported Aexitiary Prayer police depart- Polish patriots who her*. Bishop detlgaate Replaces HE NOTED ment to enforce laws power sphere by making their lives Joseph Cardinal Ritter of Jerome Hastrick of Madison. BLOOM THAT these against in INC,DALE _ The sacrificed the The follow negotiations a federal institutes obscene books and small concessions to the Vat- Warsaw St. Louis will go to Bolivia Wis will be consecrated give stipends magazines. uprising of l»U. He . in Bkwmingdale Board of Urge increase in the number Icon to He said the new and using "diplomatic as be this month to visit missions Madison public school teachers who department spoke blessed a door at of Sept 3. Education unanimously applications for in will of place* staffed atteod them, but do not "identify and take con softening-up” as a means SL by priests of his arch- voted this week give John's Basilica, Warsaw. the Catholic schools to replace the eight high IMebrondo Cardinal Antoni- tlmUiar living tmuing enforcement action defeating Church from The Polish diocese. a expense to the Lord's with the underground now in that Prayer against whatever of within. operating coun- ■til has been teachers from and type army the appointed presi- fourth of the Star- parochial began uprising try. sakl. Owen J. editor verse said reports Murphy Jr., dent of th* ecumenical other schools. service establishments Kindermann one must the coun- private family against Nazi of the Catholic Free Banner In occupation Meanwhile, for the first time Press, Spangled daily which without not overlook the danger that cil's Commission for Religious, Keating said this attempt, any re- Aug. 1, l» year* ago. when it since the will exercises Inequity in- communist party weekly, receive the morning in gard for discrimination. Eastern Bloc succeeding the late Valerio hat kept school age propaganda was assumed that the Alumni Award of SL Michael’s schools, private the oncom- came to power in Bloomlngdale Vatican will be Hungary, Cardinal Valeri. teachers from the institutes played would “God be left ing Soviet army enter of to should not the and the graduates Catholic high College, given outstanding which he called against hierarchy the “vital to pro city. The Russians did not schools out of our school are being permitted to graduates Jaan de Dios systems." hierarchy the Msgr. Lopes grama in and against parish come, and the the board's said. our elementary Germans des- enter state universities with Sister resolution priests. Msry Mlgnet. director has been appointed first Auxil- secondary schools " troyed the other students. The which includes city. of the Blind Children's Re- of San P.R. verse, iary Bishop Juan, Teachers from the "And this be private A' DECLARATION the phrase © by schools, he said, “are in ef- motto: In God is our International Com- our Planning fect prevented from taking trust,” will of be read in its mittee the congress the because courses they are HAGIMOPUN* stressed that Council's Most Debate entirety each morning fol communist anti- Controversial ... not completely self-supporting Nawarfc'a Oaly Aarttaaiaad Church have lowing the pledge of al- tactics become (Continued from Page 1) merely wished to lines. the uphold, Certainly, God is the the Bible contains the whole .during period of study." V»J to the krw if Dm tar more camouflaged end subtle the the legiance flag. Of the the against Reformers, va- author —and therefor* the of Revelation. 21,000 teachers whs and draft presented as settled The resolution was thus more dangerous. It of divine lidity Tradition, with- Source —of Revelation. the draft's cham- have taken the courses since some on the But t Finally, wks more essential points relatioas moved by Albert Kochka. than ever out its re- determining precise since He doesn't speak to us pions claim, by trying to move they began in 1959, he said, between Scripture and Tradi- former He said before, the committee lations with prealdent. said, Scripture for the medium media closer to Protestants less than 5% is made of tion which felt still directly, or (by con- up for a close watch to be they are that since the singing of placed example, the whether of teachers from obscur* and question our knowledge of the divine all Revelation te in schools. debatable. Sev- ceding "America" has been ruled private V.W. 63 Ob. on Red anti-Church tactics of Revelation is Wn«n any only In can be on* would alienate "This wasteful and useless eral balked at messace legitimately Scripture), and to bring them to world particularly out as a substitute for Hermann Gkta 'B2 Cpt. Triiition. termed "source" "sources" other members of of talent is and Tradition or brethren, tbo ignoring potential attention. calling Scripture prayer, tftlt status Volvo '6l "544" of Revelatioo. can Sedan "sources" FOR THEIR that Eastern Churches. harmful, not to these "two sources" of VIEW the separated "substitute in small only meas- V.W. 'B2 Sedan whole Scripture and Tradition havo And even if alt Revelation teachers and their 5 5 million - of Catholic Faith Revelation on the ground can be ure." found In been referred to as two were In the students, but to the V.W. '6l Sedan Malls that God alooe Is Revelation's the Bible at least in Scripture, Church'* eventually the latter source* of Revelation for the authority to Interpret the lat- entire nation." he said. M.G. *B2 Roadster Keeps source, and/or because the- germ, authors ap- Mid|lt last four centuries not only by ter would still remain as a ologians still dispute whether peal to Church Fathers and Poric'e 'Bl Coupe the for medieval theologians, great majority of theo- great stumbling block tom* V.W. Scripture and Tradition are adding 'Bl Pickup Truck Church Ties but such two that there is no Catholic logians also by Pope* Protestants. distinct sources or only dogma Triumph '62 TR4 Sixtus Clement two of without some roots in V, XIII, THE PROPONENTS of the manifestations a single Scrip- Valletta Malta cno - Plus IX. Leo Plus X. source. ture, roots discernible in the XIII, original draft could muster Malta's Premier Pius Pius Giorgio Borg Another light of Tradition. Xl, XII, and John 37% of th* council criticism of the only Fathers asserted this XXIII Olivier that tag- Most would himself. And the other In 1U drift was thatIts wording was permit one ex- to vote favor test Nov. tiipe British island echoed territory abstruse the Bishops this 20. Of 2,211 council Fathers so that it might make ception canon or au- language preserve the In councils. wRi privileged the truth thoritative of tile provincial present, voted shelve to list inspired 1,388 to of the Incomprehensible —— position Catholic Church Moreover, the draft'a defen- SPECIAL all but specialists. books, which they admit to be the document and 122 afalnst. * when it hw, WMW< > becomes f fr revealed ders continue, that The. '•1 Mercedes 190SL Rdstor ] Tied In with the** and other a truth known only Scripture opponents of the draft neat and distinct May. from Tradition Tradition are two (ailed 106 votes te achieve Buutitul plack and iad fialaO objections was the desire to (whereas, for by sources of clear n*cf Olivier addressed a avoid the minority, the canon Revelation is the two-thirds ma- Borg doctrinal may required «ii Ilka na* condition. formulations from crowd here have been this passage of the First large on returning that could sharpen Catholic settled, not by Rev- jority. Vatican divine from the London and elation, but by Council: "By It was then that conference Protestant perhaps th* Pope John DOMESTICS differences, and ——i Church’s sense of Catholic Faith everything intervened. He CONFIDENCE at-which Maltese Independence thus retarding the reunion of the quality decided to have must Dedje 'll Inncer H. T. the of th* be believed that te con- the document withdrawn in wis agreed on. separated brethren. books themselves). ac- tained in the written word of Finally, cordance with the wishes of - an uturancc Comet '6O 2-Dear the wh^le “OUR CRITICISMS relied God or In COUNTRY and its rw- that all matters of faith in Tradition. . And, the and to have the are majority, that comes with heavily on the many studies at they add, this distinction te all whole to been bound to- Scripture least germlnally question entrusted a So On* 0# Tht of recent yean on the service rendered for hs Scripture the more undeniable If, aa new commission con- centuries," said, (save, perhaps, canon), special and Tradition which sought they contend, the Lorgwit Displays Of we will be soms concede Tradition Tradition is of both members of and always like to that sisting efficiently shrink the area of genu- ■ole at revealed Virtually all of Malta's may be the sole vehicle of source some the Theological Commission VOLKSWAGENS ine between conscientiously. £have ere disagreement certain revealed truths (th* Scriptural canon and the for Pro- i people Catholics, liturgical ami Secretariat and Catholic Protestant doc- and yet others). moting fcorg Olivier referred ob- disciplinary practices of the Christian. Unity. trine. Church. 1a th* They hold at the same In behalf of tbs Uttar con- It redrafted document liquely to recent by In proposals varying msny of degrees, time that and defenders of thla mixed commission farmer Premier Dom Min Scripture Tra- tention, the draft’s toff, limit these studies tradition to dition which will go and make their own to come up dls- has constitu- hand In hand, appeal for who suggested a being a commentary on Scrip- that theology Church medieval cussioo by the council Father*. tion for any viewing Father*, the- Malta modeled on that ture. definition Tra- The of the dition as something completely, ologUns, th* Council of Trent SPECIALISTS IN of Min labor Italy. toff, party of Trent 1646 WholMaU Only —«» n Council In (re- from and i separste Scripture would various Popes. • leader who has long been at the First ?• chwthM * •rawteMtaw. Ctralrd, STATION WAGONS peated by Vatican be (••r dangerous. IfKftfll 1 11nHa■ Alv*-i,m«v with the island’s Catholic Together with the common • In •w# otjds Council 1870), was that di- Wa Wwf *W#UUU KAKMANN GHIAS teaching of of H l CATERING Raiders, also that Revelation theologians the r proposed vine "U contained THOBE rT .r..i,'r. *su SIDING with the last four .t h l sk£.•cs • BUSES a with centuries, all this, It * vtott dMwfMni. Uillta enter concordat In written hooka (Sacred mtMV mt Id.mi. SERVICE Scrip- doctrine and of Jirttiiem •/ Mamm L. Knn terminology the U held, adds to a solid • TRUCKS the Holy See similar to the ture) and up unwritten tradi- first of UitlHd Supply a chapter the theological argument from the Corp. tf YEARS OP CATERING "KNOW HOW” own oievies • ram Mjteran accord between the tions." ordinary Commission's draft reply to universal tfsst Orange, New JtO ELIZABETH AVL Hwy and magisterlitm of the Jersey REdwood MJOO $e Italy. *. . Borne people hold that Trent •>rtttea the following along Church against thrView that NEWARK TA 4-2000' ‘Deputy’ Called Test August IS, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 3 Expect 8,000 to Attend Of Interfaith Unity

NEW John M. YORK-Msgr. noted a story by S.J. Gold- Oestcrreicher. said last week the London Week smith, correspon- that the controversial play, dent of the Jewish Liturgical Program Telegraphic “The Deputy,” will boa test Agency, which has appeared of whether PHILADELPHIA (NC) - Purpose of the demonstra- consensus the Catholics, Protes- in many Jewish papers in this on present con- tants and Jews More than 8,000 are tion Mass is to explain the dition of the have become country. "The story pretends persona lay apostolate in the 24th of the truly neighbors or whether expected to attend meaning Holy Sacrifice the U.S. The session is sched- to be mere reportage," hs still annual North American Litur- as it is and to show uled in “they are strangers.” said. now, Aug. 21 the Benjamin Week here 19-22. what the Mass could be The director of the Institute "But be gical Aug. like Franklin Hotel. can it consider- John J. Krol of within few of Judaco-Christian Studies of Archbishop a years. "Our ultimate ed sincere reporting when a goal," said Seton Hall convention host, University was ad- correspondent says that ‘Hoch- Philadelphia, Richard McCaffery, NCCM's will at the THE NATIONAL Council of the Edith Stein Guild huth when speak opening ses- director of devel- dressing pulls no punches,’ leadership Catholic Men will hold here sion and later offer a Pontifi- a spe- Aug. 10. he, without the slightest cor- opment, "is to achieve an in- cal Low Mass in Convention cial closed seminar on lead- Msgr. Oesterrelcher, a con- rection tells that for the depth, background play- and the study from Judaism Hall where the general ses- ership laity during vert who came wright Pius XII was ’a small which will provide both the held. the Week. to the U.S. after sions will be Uturgical two close man, a selfish character'; Bishops of the U.S. and the week will brushes with the The Liturgical The third of its Gestapo, said when he declares without tho meeting heads of national Catholic or- record num- kind in months that the accusations in the least that accord- bring together a recent will with factual disapproval ganizations a ber of Bishops, priests, reli- play written by the German ing to the play Plus XII, 'ln bring together religious and basis for determining what and from all in the field Rolf Hochhuth and to be the face of the gious laity parts lay experts of the must be done to the pro- appalling mas- help lay- of the UR. and Canada for a from duced by Billy Rose in this sacres of Jews and others in lay postdate all sec- man become a more effective four of and later this HAPPY days worship tions of the country. NCCM city year, are “a Europe, remained the cool, in- OCCASION - Church and civic officials helped Rev. Gaetano Ruggiero, pastor of participant in the life of the study of the Church's liturgy. ssid it web of lies.” The play depicts human and St. celebrate of his hopes to develop a Church." diplomatist main- Lucy's, Newark, the 50th anniversary ordination 11. to Aug. Left Theme of the Week is "The Pius XII insensible Pope as to tained meticulous neutrality right are Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio Newark, Father of Ruggiero, Archbishop Boland Renewal of Christian Educa- the massacre of Jews in Nasi while God's children suffered and A. vicar Msgr. James Hughes, general. tion." Germany. torture and death K of C Convention appalling at Opens He warned that the play the hands of the nazi fiends?" JOHN B. Mannion, execu- “may well endanger the prog- CHARGING that the was tive secretary of the Liturgi- of the last few it play In ress years; which Milwaukee 17 born, not of moral indignation, cal Conference, spon- Aug. may slow down, even reverse; sors the yearly meeting, re- but perhaps of a rancor the advance of mutual under- MILWAUKEE - The that the 1963 Week has 81st Mexico and the the new role the ported Philippines. between Catholics against international standing convention of the Insurance in force amounts Church la Oc- had more advance registra- to and Protestants, playing, Msgr. of Columbus will and. no less, tions than before. Knights open almost $1.25 billion. sterreicher "Would it ever between Catholics and Jews.” asked, here 17. General sessions will be Aug. not be a if Jews Archbishop Cousins and pity supported Charles held in Convention ad- Bishop P. Greco of AFTER VOICING a hope the play and let themselves be Hall; Hart will be speakers at the the that Protestants and Jews will used will take Alexandria, La., knights' convention dinner as pawns in a sinister ditional meetings Aug. 20. the in the Sheraton and supreme chaplain, will offer a join voice of protest game?" place There will be an election Aug. Franklin hotels. Solemn Mass before the first against the play, as they did He concluded, "The attack Benjamin 21 for seven places on the 21- business session 20. with in Oester- Pius XU The program consists of Aug. board of directors. Germany, Msgr. on Is not just an at- man An Archbishop William E. Cousins reicher noted that the first study and 18 regional over-all attendance tack on one man. The play groups of about of Milwaukee in attendance. "are not very More than 100 ex- is signs encourag- will no doubt blind many to meetings. 5,000 expected. The He sermon will be preached ing.” pointed to a June 24 their perts in liturgy. Scripture personal responsibility Albert article and cateeheties will staff the by Bisbop R. Zurowestc in Christianity and Cri- for the sins of the past and the sis in which Schubert sessions of Belleville. 111. Social Action M. sins of today. If it awakens, sessions will relate Ogden, of however, true if It Study to professor theology solidarity; ANNUAL REPORTS of Su Southern the such Set at Methodist Univer- reminds Christians to stand by liturgy special topics Meeting preme Knight Luke E Hart art, sity. says of Hochhuth. he Jews and Jews to stand as architecture, music, by and other national officers will DAYTON, Ohio (NC)—John school, and semi- “writes as an evangelical then the work be- high college Christians, be presented. The society has McMullen Ducey, of Christian.” president John will nary religioo causes. They gun by Pope truly a record membership of 1.151,- the Institute on Urban Life in will also discuss diocesan lit- Msgr. Oestcrreicher also bear fruit." 65* in 4,962 councils in the Chicago, will address the urgical commissions and lay U. S.. Canada. Puerto Rico, seventh annual National Cath- participation in parishes. olic Social Action Conference

two convention here Aug. 23 at Orthodox ALMOST hundred non- Plan Group Knights Dayton University. Catholic clergymen of the have talk Philadelphia area ac- Pilgrimage Ducey's on "Sources of cepted invitations to attend Problems in the Central City" all the will be followed To Work for or some _ Unity of >essions WILI.IAMSTOWN The by panels, In lectures, and a pastoral letter. New Jersey Knights of Colum- workshops fo- D C. (RNS) Council which Krol cused urban WASHINGTON, opens next Archbishop urged par- bus will sponsor their annual on renewal and In a resolution which hailed in The month. ticipation the Liturgical pilgrimage to the sanctuary' housing. convention will the late John XXIII Pope as a The resolution declared that Week He said: and shrines of St. Mary's will end Aug. 25. man of "thrice blessed memo- through Pope John "anew di- Church here 15 FOR James Keenan, O.F.M., of St. "Under the guidance of ex- Sept. Topics for discussion In- the 18th annual PIONEERS - Rev. right, Anthony's Monastery, Butler, ry." Clergy- has been be- Exercises will alogue opened celebrated his 60th of ordination perienced and learned authori- begin at 2 30 clude: diocesan urban organ- anniversary Aug. 12, when the new outdoor Laity Convention of the the Roman Catholic and shrine at tween ties, we p m. the Peace ization. to the of the of the can deepen our ap- Monument, governmental' pro- North American Archdiocese memory Franciscan area was dedicated. Keenan the Orthodox Catholic pioneers Father with State preciation of the meaning and Deputy Charles W grams for urban development, of the worked with Rev. Francis who of Syrian Antiochian Or- Churches." Koch, O.F.M., built many the in the area adding: churches Gardner of Boon a purpose of the Church's lit- ton offering poverty and public as- thodox Church reaffirmed its surrounding the Others shown above Rev. "This we feel. Is monastery. ore, left to right. The theme wreath in booor of the dialogue, Harold Blake. urgical program. com- sistance, relocation and the dedication to the of custos of goal based upon true Christian love, O.F.M., the province; Rev. Donald minister munity's dead Very Hoag, O.F.M.. provincial; Rev. of the week is: ‘Renewal of war of and Christian Alvin rights neighborhood, unity. and a deep concern for the O.F.M., and Rev. Herbert Hughes, provincial definitor, Gallogher, O.F.M., Christian Education ’ This A procession will follow to techniques for diocesan plan- It also pledged its to welfare of Christ’s Holy support Apos- guardian of the monastery. subject is of prime impor- the shrine, led by Rev Fran ning and research. Paul VI in efforts tolic Church." Pope to tance to priests, parents, cts J. Cosgrove of Williams- Featured speaker at the heal the historic breach with called attention to the They teachers and leaders of or- lown first session will be Francis fact that “it has been Orthodoxy. always all who are Solemn Benediction will Office ganisations—to X Servsites. Assistant within the of Use Ortho- Archbishop's Com- spirit Confraternity Opens a called to common life of be offered by Msgr. Charles DELEGATES endorsed the missioner of the Public Hous- dox Catholic Church to pray worship and to the common G McCorristin of Woodbridge, action of its Met- ing U. S. Archbishop, for and to seek to heal the Appointments Administration. For Teacher task of spreading the state K of C Gospel chaplain. and Home ropolitan Antony Bashir, in breach of 10&4 which has SUNDAY. AUG. 18 Exchange Housing Finance sep- of salvation." in Agency. participating dialogues arated the ancient Christian U bom Solemn Peatiflral NEWARK—Tbe arcbdiocessn from Mr*. church Lowry at the Con- Dr. Wu to Lecture concerning unity. Churches of East and West Mats of Thank*riving, rloa- A DEMONSTRATION sung office of the Contriterally of of Christian The earlier had fraternity Doc- Mass will be Archbishop to this lar of GoMe« JnhOee in Eogluh fea- SOUTH ORANGE Dr day.” year. Christian Doctrine has organ trine Office, 31 Mulberry St. told the convention he hoped Delegates urged Metropoli- Fellclan Sitters. Lodi. tured during the week In it, John C.H. Wu, tied s Teachers Placement pnfcwei of farfuller Or- continue of the is representation by tan to to par- S p.m. Gredeattaa no part liturgy per- Asian Studio* »t Set HaU Antony net- Bureau to recruit and on CLEARANCE thodox bodies at the second "In all supply formed the altar until the ticipate con- rises of the arcMiocetaa hos- Fr. Hourihan at wiU lecture dialogues teachers for schools of University. on session of parish the Second Vatican Church schools of All action up to Buddhism DO Directory «f cerning unity." pital oorsiag. Sa- Offertory. to the Chinese and religion. m pvm CYO cred Heart that takes at the _ Cathedral, New- point place Japanese Language Institutes Pt»«b. 101 Plua SI. Magr. Roger A. Reynolds, To Give Mission and address lectern and ambo. a small ark. preside on Aug. IS at 7 p m in Boland archdiocesan director, an graduates. platform from which the Epis- llall. Lutheran-Catholic nounced that Mrs. Juanita For tle and are read 7:30 p.m. dosing of Maine Deaf Gospel or Lowery- of St. Leo's, Irvington, CurtiUo. St. Coiomha't, New- sung. will be in NEWARK*— Rev. ark. charge. John P. Recommendations of In letter liturg- answer to a otfrring Houribsn. director of the Mt. isti and made at Established the where proposals Study service to parishes Carmel Guild's Apostdate for the first session of the Sec- there is a shortage of quali- the Deaf, will preach a mis- Finland ond Vatican Council guided HELSINKI, (NC) - continue work started several fied there have sion to the deaf Our to Bless personnel, at ' Bishop Lady the committee of Oklahoma The Lutheran World Federa- been for teacher* years ago by a study com- requests SB Queen of Peace Church in ® tion has priests who composed the W/NUO the mission beaded Dr. Kristen the and approved esta- by Morris Plant to assist in elementary Boothbay Harbor. Me , Aug. blishment demonstration Mass. of a research foun E. Skydsgaard, professor of high school program. It Is also 18 dation PARSIPPANY It will include the Entrance to further - It will be friendly re- theology at the University of Bishop hoped that parishes wtih an the first religious the lations with other churches, Copenhagen. James J. Navagh will bless overabundance of teachers service of iU type in the area. Song (lntroit) sung by the / li( i the Catholic the new to Deaf congregation, "bidding particularly Dr. Skydsgaard became one pariah plant of St. will offer their terries the people from as fir south Church. God's bless- of the Lutheran World Feder- Christopher's on Aug. 18, aft- bureau. as Portland and as far north prayers" begging at Mass will ing on all classes of men, and Under a recommendation ation's two observer-delegates er presiding a to be Information on the place- as Bangor attend first celebrated Rev. Lawrence the recitation of the Canon passed by the federation's at the session of the Sec- by ment bureau may be obtained Msgr. Joseph A. Doohng. Mt. fourth general ond Vatican Council. D. McGinley at 11:30 a.m. Carmel Guild assembly, director, said Marsh oneof the few a Lutheran Foundation observers at the The $1 million building that the on Among pro- priests working with Two Chaplains 35 to Attend the Inter • Confessional Research LWF were two Catholic gram completed during the deaf in the Newark dian merchants Arch- i ond in the country will be set Rev. John past year Includes diocese Address up probably in priests. Witte, SJ.. a church, were happy to cooper- Change First Cursillo where perfection in diamonds Strasbourg, France to furth- of the Gregorian University in school, convent and rectory. ate with the missionary ef- NEW YORK - The Military what The school has been forts of er the resolution called Rome and Rev. Peter Blaeser, In use the International Cath- NEWARK - Archbishop Bo Ordinariate has announced is absolutely assured the ecumenical dialogue with M.S.C., of Paderborn, Ger- since January and the convent olic Deaf Association. land wiU attend the Aug. 18, new addresses for two non-Lutheran since December. closing the Uth chap- We blue-white, churches. many, who the Tbe church after Mcnte- carry only perfect e»"> represented session of the first Cursillo be- Sunday lains from the Archdiocese of who was In time for eost, is Deaf many, served as a repre- completed Ephpheta or Sun- cooducted under the aus- Newark. and at Marsh's low THE NEW foundation Easter. The church ing prices, will sentative of the Holy See. accommo- day. named for the Gospel of pices of the Archdiocese of Rev. William J. Ludlum 700; the school has the in which Christ can diamond dates 10 day cures your beeon Newark on 18 at 7:30 be reached purchase classrooms and Aug. the deaf-mute now at Box a with the word 204-t, multi-pur- St. Columba’s Church. p.m. at Det. 1. 6102nd Air Base good investment. pooe room which seats 500. "Ephpheta," which means "Be Wg„ The Cursillo, a four-day in- Modernize thou APO 9W, San Francisco, Cal. tensive retreat-like opened." spiri- The while Rev. Richard A. Greene conferences will be in Advocate tual exercise, wfll Itself be- Story sign language. is on leave at 186 Beech Dr. IS Monas- Your bathroom on gin Aug. at Tagaste River a Put in Record North, Edge. tery of the Recollect Augut- J■ t C ,«*/C*~ll 't WASHINGTON. D C. - Sen. tinian Fathers In Suffern, N.Y. Discussion Series Harrison Budget! A. Williams of New In addition to the approxi- NEW itWU6RS AND SU VtfiSwITHS SINCE 1908 MILFORD - The Con- Jersey has into this inserted the mately 35 men making fraternity of Christian Doctrine Congressional the 250 cursiUlstas NEWARK Record story Cursillo, some of MIIIbUR N Ascension parish will by Ed Woodward which from various Newark spon- ap- parishes VI MorSet S'-, 6’ sor an series of lutmitmm M ■*9 JbJ W b,'" A.,f in the 4 issue the eight-week re- peared July of wiU attend session. MMil closing m MM AVINM J.J770 D«,.,l ft-7100 The ligious discussion sessions for Advocate on Jerry Leo- The ceremonies will close with ■dulls, beginning in paldl of Verona and his Benediction in the Septem- pro- church.' her. posed Labor Peace Corps. 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It is only a matter of before we in of days spite the risks. The effects of nu- shall know. In the U. S. 100 Senate, clear fallout in testing so far have not A New judges will render decision that a will been lethal. Furthertesting in the air will Emphasis raise or crush the of mankind. hopes They mean ever-increasing and Rrv. Lro widespread Frrlry, S.TJ>., end Rtv. Robert Hunt, S.T.D., of must decide to the accept or reject nu- poisoning of the with Stron- Immaculate DorI atmosphere Conception Seminary, ington , Ramsey, N.J clear test-ban with , treaty Russia. In ex- tium 90, which could on editort Box. contaminate food, of The Question Questions may be addressed their ercising sworn constitutional cause bone and to them three in duty, cancer, bring monstrous for answers ibis colusstn, or to Question Box we are sure that the defects in Editor, Tbe Clinton Newark personal Integrity future human births. This is a Advocate, 51 St., 2, NJ. of the Senators and the Q. Which is more terrifying respon- scientific fact and the people of the world, correct to important, or because they did fee sibility involved will not say, Sacrament of Ex- not want to alarm the sick permit any po- Russians and Americans, are demanding treme Unction the Sacra- while he litical or person was still con- partisanship to enter into their con- that this danger to their lives be removed ment of Anointing of the Sick? scious. It would be siderations. necessary, They must in re- now. I noticed that both judge solely names are therefore, in order to dispel gard to the effects of on our naed these false the treaty Secretary of State’ Dean Rusk, said days. concepts, to allow the nation's defense and on the survival of the A. Both names are correct, anointing of the sick (as the treaty is but "a first in a long step since both human lives. are found in official sacrament should be called) to journey to peace." People Church documents down be given in less serious cases want peace. They know the horrible In- the through ages. But Anoint- than those provided for today IT IS IMPOSSIBLE for the average exorable of nuclear of tbe Sick ia realities conflict. The ing tbe more . . . and that it could be re- layman to know or the ancient it i* judge technical West and the East both have the nuclear name; the ob- peated during the same ill- vious ” matters involved in atomic name to be given to that ness. limiting test- capacity to annihilate each other. There- rite mentioned St. James ing. Will the scientists and the Defense by fore, it is either co-existence or no-exis- the THE SACRAMENT in Apostle in his Epistle (c. ques- Department experts be able to establish tion 1* tence. The treaty is limited and not, the "last and so also S), appears in most ref- then, that our rite" security requires tbe of the Church. Properly absolutely our hope for what it will accomplish is erences to sacrament be- further in connection fore the speaking, the "last" sacra- atmosphere testing limited. But it is a 13th century. ray of hope and we is with term "extreme" ment Holy Viaticum, the anti-missile missiles and other prob- The was must take a chance that it will work. Eucharist the first used the univcrtsl playing special lems of nuclear defense? Will this by treaty We feel the of role of the advantages accepting Church, It would in the provision for per- limit seem, our defensive by ilous of death "via weapons progress the treaty outweigh the risks involved. If First Ecumenical Council of journey (a limiting to caves and tecum"). The last “rite" is not testing underground wo fail to ratify, then our much vaunted Lyon* in 1254 The "new” laboratories? Will even a sacrament: it Is the it upset the balance of name was repeated in sub- advocacy of nuclear control will beautiful weapons council* sacramental known military power between the U. S. and the sequent dealing with look like sham hypocrisy and fraud. Our as the "Commendation of the Soviets? the subject, is used in the Ro- recommendation vote and Soul” made up of the of is, yes, pray man Ritual and was incorpo Litany We feel the be the Saints and some treaty must accepted hard. porated into our present Code lengthy and of Canon moving prayers reminding Law promulgated in t'od and the that 1918. bystanders 'this Our Nurses person has been baptized NEEDLESS TO SAY, the id sealed with the Blessed sacrament itself has always Trinity, that he belongs to remained Christ the same, with the and the Church. The The of Christ which pe- Body Is the munity with 307 graduate nurses. same purpose and effect* tition is mide that God, there- Church Catholic of Newark and Paterson However, the name which fore, receive him and Historically, care of the sick has been by kindly lives and grows in North New Its it baa been called does take on mercifully. Jersey. a distinction of Christian civilization. The the life and not aome Importance to the his- On other hand, the ritual growth are apart from the history of Catholic hospitals in North of the Church’* of dvic tory adminis- anointing makes no men- community. Indeed its members are is Jersey already beyond the centurv tration of this sacrament tion of death Rather, tha an integral part of that community de- mark. Over 100 years ago St. Mary’s Hos- Extreme Unction (a translit prayers accompanying the riving from and contributing ta the eration of the Latin anointings beseech God that civic pital in Hoboken opened its doors: the meaning "lilt He well-being. anointing.” to the "ex "cure the ailments of this first in voluntary non-profit hospital the sick tremity” of life) seems more man, heal his wounds, THE state. She was CONTRIBUTION of the Church rapidly Joined in the cor- his Farm to associate the sacrament forgive sins, drive out to the is often works of her Bureau Federation with death. from him community expressed In poral mercy'by sister-Catho- Although, as the all paina of body Catechism Council and and terms of its elementary and secondary lic hospitals in Hudson, Essex. Union, of the of mind, mercifully re- store Trent suggests, "this sacra to him full health, both achools, Its colleges and university. We Passaic. Bergen and Morris Counties. ment 1* called Extreme Unc- inwardly and outwardly, must not Over the nine that, fail to measure the impact of years diploma schools have tion because, among all the having recovered by the help schools been Inconsistent in Demands of under Catholic aus- established within their facilities. of nursing unctiooj prescribed by ore Thy mrrey, he may once Lord tain h:ve pices. Happily their community contribu- We salute the Class of 1963 and ail to His Church, this is the strength to take up tion will By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS last to be administered." In hi* forme.- duties." be dramatically illustrated this their fellow alumnae. We recommend other words, And to the it is "extreme" concluding pray- Sunday. them to the total Dinner, Social Action community from which Dip/.. SCWC of or lait because it comes after er the anointing ritual the On Aug. 18 in the Cathedrals of New- they have come. We and they demand A Senate subcommittee has the of and priest prays, "that But when their titled anointing Baptiam having ark and continuants te be Inconsistent now Paterson Boland and much from them. Not been after that Confir freed Thy servant from sick- Archbishop merely professional holding on a btll normally of hearing* encounter labor shortages and then, but not at the ex- and Navagh will over the si- this is that would- the matron. At any rate. Anointing ness. bestowed health Bishop preside competence: Beyond give Secretary often prerequisite. which, enough, they pense of worker, of migratory of the Sick upon him. Thou raise multaneous ceremonies of nine this there is Labor certain limited them tabes clearly placet a may graduation personal pow hate to who at the understanding, hu- helped are very bottom of lest him ers to establish terminal emphasis up by Thy right hand, Catholic In this wage rate* for create these tame Nursing Schools. one year man tenderness, empathv and love of the organ the economic ladder Accord Tbe Fathers of the Second strengthen him American farm workers taboos cooteau by Thy education t’y farget all ingly. it is to be Catholic nursing in the two dio- sick: traits of the nurse' that Vatican Council m ght, defend him in the Christian Under this bill hoped note! this (Voluntary about the law of and by Thy will aupp’y S 1703 will be defeated 'and ceses provide the North Jersey com- tradition. Karra double name and diverse im power, and restore him to Employment Servic* demand and do thing Thy ever) pot that the Mexican Farm Labor plication in their 14th general nojy Church with all desired Act the Secretary could slble to l get the government to will " Program be permitted at last fail It whether there meeting came up prosperity determine is an them with last supply workers long to die a natural bus. during the diacuasion of the • if the name "Ex- How Far adequate number of qualified Permissive? Every organization it en death. Unction farm draft on sacred liturgy The treme" does, to fact, workers and. in those Vatican lead to an areas press office released overemphasis on where he found a short the following account to the imminent death, the name Two words, long in the eould The Press Box dictionary, Ing frequency of obscenity and age, arrange So recruit porno- Nov L'Ossenratore of the Sick but workers g Romano: Ano.r.ting would only considerable graphy in and to of recently obtaining print. Certainly, while the mor- specify some be "It was above all more in with the terms of their suggested conformity vogue, are "permissive" and al law is is employment. the “permiaaive- absolute, its application often that the name of the sacrament actual ritual of the sacra- Tt»e Wall Street Journal, neaa," designating the preeent-day tolera- subjective. No one to itself should be for it ment, the ancient would presume sug- The Summer changed, more pasto- predictably, is opposed to the tion of U associated ral emphasis, the certain actions, words, ideas and gest that the highly-educated adult should with the immi and express- enactment of this bill as is the of death too ed desire of of the attitudes which had been con- be restricted in his neacc by many many coun- summarily reading, or cinema American Farm Bureau Fed It cil Fathers We demned people was urged that they might well ex- by previous generations. While and to what deemed erabon. play-going, is proper be toatructcd fact that pect that when Of Discontent to the the final acta no to The Wall Street Journal one objects the idea of tolerance, for the child or adolescent. edi- On the other the Sacrament of Extreme of Vatican II are promulgated. tonaliaed July » that 'What yet we may if does moral By JERRY COSTELLO Unction ia sacrament Catholics inquire permissiveness hand, principles cannot be stretch- not a of will receive a clear la disturbing is the whole nbt at times as- fear but ot and moral decadence or at ed one comfort, and statement on the imply indefinitely: there is an ultimate limit! that Somewhere, lost in the mil- tie* to the But adequate sumption any agency past. an arbri- can that it is given not for the nature and least indifference. lion* of wordt which have only practice of this sac Yet some do be ao ail-wise to direct and numbers of quota not think so. Henrv as trary game of the been purification soul but rament. control the written about the racial employment U Miller, author of of flow and pnee of simply dis- AS AN "Tropic Cancer" and also for the of the Q. Is a Catholic EXAMPLE of the extremes crui* thu writer crimination healing auto- labor more affectively than ta- rammer, a to reverse. other even more controversial body It was thee noted that matically excommunicated of permissiveness works, re- likened the aeriee of martbet. (or possible in contempor- bor market and de- supply this sacrament often must not cently asked: "Words, what it-ins ON THE NEGRO axtremiate be making his Easter duty? ary we to the increas- words, is mand. demonstrations. • and society, may point Master-management •dmtoutered the so-called African A There seems to be there to fear in "ieket Uoet to a hurricane na- conditionally a them? Or in ideas? schemes that ignore market Sup- after the death of the hurricane the and a person, widespread misconception on haven’t stormy of Ne- tionalista, Muslims,- posing they are are we cow- economics worked either revolting, on other black because the hsd this po.nt. The is gro hope*.' he railed it. supremaclsta —a fsmily answer no. cotton, ards? Haven’t we been on the wheat, or anything no( considered it sufficiently However, if edge of The simile ia far puzzling treatment has de- someone has not rise more apt They aren’t destruction time and certainty ap thin it to the It made his Easter for a time again through first veloped press is one duty propriate for might appear people." long time and this fact war, disease, pestilence, famine? What since the Negro of thing to understand the coodi ia rebellion For *.3to it tlons which these Vocations publicly known, he may well are we threatened with THE TROUBLE not only violent but permit by the exaggerat- with this fa- fall into group* not to exist but Members of the A o- the category of Newark and ot the of PtUma. ed miliar vildiy unpredictable only post Diocese use of obscenity? What’s argument ia that its the danger? to late for Vocations "known sinner" and flourish, and to accept the can gain thereby R*r. Thoms* A. Boland, S.T.D., Arch- proponent* are not to One willing THERE HAVE lose the wonders if Miller BEEN tome discomforting truth that a under privilege of church Henry is be- follow many plenary indulgence it to all of its logical startling developments both who are the burial ing ironic. Actually, student of the Nagroet not actually ordinary conditions on any conclusions white from and Negro leaders; members feel IS Feast knows that words and ideas a strong em- Aug. of the put have had By way of example, let s development* which if not im- pathy for them Assumption. the look at their greatest influence on the of attitude with re- possible would But Intentions history certainly have It is something else to Aug 24 Feast of St August gard to the Mexican Farm La- been every civilization. far leu a few glamorise these organisations Bartholomew likely The Holy Father's gen- bor Program. Logically, those months ago. to lend them Once a week for Abandon themselves, an reciting eral intention for August ia: standards in print, andlnor- who put their faith in the ao- Within the for of with Church, ex- aura daily, any pray- The al are respectability They piety, of principles lowered in Bu caUed law of and de- spiritual training actuality. aupply ample, ooe imagines that sup- are and er for vocations racists, pure simple. approved Catholic youth. all means, let us mand should be exercise the virtue of vehemently port for such run the demonstration* They fully as contrary to by ecclesiastical au- The mission intention rec- let opposed to this as the tolerance, us be charitable to our fel- program, Washington March, had Judaeo-Chzistian as thority. principles ommended to the which authorizes the federal it last Apostle- low-man, not been held year, Hitlerism and the A of yet let us surrender our might resurgent partial indulgence of the government to Ameri- have 300 ship Prayer by Pope supply been limited to Catholic Ku Klux Klan. To report their days can be for intellectual and moral gained is standards, for this can farmer* with an almost interracial Thi* existence ia each act of organizations. a matter of Jour- charity or piety That can result in a of moral Catholicism to Indo- only state an- unlimited number of we find and MMias .) j- — -. .» _* contract year it or ted by nalistic to performed for the Intention * iwwwa* W OT OT responsibility; nesia contribute the may to- arebyl worker* from Mexico. National Con- cluck of fostering vocations Liturgical aympathatlcally over to ward national peace and Thi* so-called ference and the tfaa "Bracero" by New York their ideals is dangerous sen- priesthood. prosperity. program completely abrogates Archdiocese. sationalism. The U»o law of supply and demand entire aeriee of race and AND THE RACISTS, both in the field of agricultural la- religion conferences going white, bor, and on the Negro end can’t help defecates to aa agen- throughout country but be with each Christ of including one held in New- cheered new Shocks cy government more exten- the ark statement from leaders of Our Parish sive - would authority than any other Tuesday night commeadnbie be interracial or- manpower program ever be- difficult to Imagine had the ganizations fore enacted in the history of National Conference on Roll- denouncing "phony liberals.* Thus The Pharisees the U.S. Zion and Raca not been held we have this Whitney the earlier year. Young Jr., THE “BRACEHO" program National Urban League’s ex- BUT IN By FRANK J. SHEED operates under Public Law 7». THE MIDST of ecutive director, indicating Under it these and other whits approximately IN,OOO encouraging that people who decline In the of parable the Phari- describes Levi exactly: "This doubts still Mexican there some left. The Carpen- farm workers were development, are to endoree every Negro dem- and the the down Publican, man went to his house ter bad for Into the U.B. in notes. for see declared a way imported IM2. unhappy Demand a onstration and every has shown what rather picket us Justified, than the of concerted system la line this not their way; by avery Because efforts quota employment in summer of discon- Pharisees felt about such other." men standard by la ooe. A tent they had, He waa a religious organizations, la- growing sympathetic perhaps were never ** the Levi publican who ac- But what when heretic about bor and treatment of extremist the happened tin. For Ha did union*, other interest- Negro Negro’s Mends after all. cepted call and Levi Christ's took went down to hla not make ritual bill organization* ia another. And And observance a ed groups, a to extend P.L. we find Roy Wilkins, the of Ha house name Matthew. may allocked the Pharisees Tt in moat is executive tast; He claimed that He was defected the House distressing, perhaps, secretary of the •ten have given us a than his of turn Ne- glimpse present even more eould forgive Representatives on 20. the sudden by some NAACP, of sinners; He May apologizing profusely Levi's own mind, Jesus and summoning. Tor his chose their and The Senate Agricultural gro leaders against certain for not being able to attend The company Pharisee of the parable sat at table with mads their has while liberals who have been Black Muallm disciples coaversion His Subcommittee reported S. a rally in New Was not the best kind of Phari- publicans and sinnera. first a bill for for York concern. ,1703, which would con- battling Negro equality Saturday. But if his aae. degree of com- The scribes had built Bt. P.L. years. Mr*. up a Matthew—At. Levi, that tlnua 71 for an additional Gladys Harrington, placency was not normal great observ- The demand* have chairman mass of ritual is—adds that Our I,ord quoted yaar. quota of the New York among Pharisees, his view of ance Tbs Phari- the developed aa a to the of about dining. prophet Osse; "I will have response City Chapter the Congress the rest of WHEN THE CHIPS are evil men waa—"extor- sees did not enterLevi’s bouse mercy and not hypocrisy of tokenism of Racial sacrifice," and the Equality, addressing down, American Farm Bu- in tioners, to hire* the unjust, adulterers, gaae upon a scene so de- of which a firm one or same rally, had some adjured these men learn- reau Federation and •ten this similar two in "window as publican". but watched from to Negroes words of counsel: grading, ing learn what the phrase farm "Watch out The organisations ate woe- parable continues: "The outside with meant. In dressing" Jobs, happily pro- for the black the mounting horror. other words, He moderate, fully Inconsistent In their at- afar claims itself integrated, and white publican, standing does went , those who off, "Why your Master eat behind the of liberal and would legalities titude with regard to the not so much and drink law privately goes about its dis- WOMld sell as lift up with and men and us out." publicans appealed to a of and and toward supply demand with But evil Us eyes heaven; but sinners?" criminatory way. ono Well, the whole they asked. prophet inspired by God. business regard to i* struck his 0 govarnmental inter- hardly an adequate re- me breast, saying: Our Lord answered their After that leaves a little sad, because day In in Caphar- ference the farm labor mar- sponse to another. Cod, be merciful to me a sin- aome of best friend* question: “Those who are well nsum, neutrality about Him my are ner." Is ket. that a of the A mo-'l can be liberals. description have nq need of physician was no Men argument longer possible. On tho one hand, when thd Levi, in the moment when be those that made for Ne- And even with the but are sick. I We shall hiring a given all have must deckle. look government to and looked into the attempts ■ ”o over white when eyes of the not come to call the but more s given Intemperate remarks Just at the s that closely Pharisee something be a fof and on Amc t'vsl" *'va All-Pure saw his own un- sinners to see q'wUQc*ttT'i V a no • come forth to thi* sum- to repentance." why most of them de- lean farm wotkera. these or- deanness? cided • on i>: e e~ual, on the «”o"rd* mer of 1863 from all aide* against Him. And of ganizations frantic* that MUST Uy appea menV'era of the Xer ’a r t>o b ttle I MANY have course the tiadu- think that felt there were to the THK sacredneas of the race excluded PHRASE that follows that the words setUed any have beea from some of the Negro’* beat eeea. law of supply arfd demand. decent employment opportuni- friends are liberals, too. "we're still having trouble with one of the converts." 15, IMS THE A To August ADVOCATB 5 Letters to the Editor Reply

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MSGR. By GEORGE W. SHEA, S.T.D. Rector, Immaculate Conception Seminary The second For United Nations words point Rev. Hans when great are repeated to fare of a Latin American changed clreumtUncca Pacem in Terris in this Kueng discusses hU "stock- call tut a The farmers of Cuba for It encyclical, fourth neighbor. GARY MAC EOIN taking of manifesUUons of By word it with an iniie- not the stand- The Church haa heeded theae Observations added, did enjoy living In freedom the *ls tencc that is at the ards of farmers in Ohio Church" and new same or respectful suggestions rec- Aa events in the freedom of Congo claah has shown itself moat of the conflict. The Issues are Editor: time that speech, especially ommendations K is traditional. I Missouri, nor did the urban of the in for the laity dramatically but it is a dash primarily issues of human Ulty - free demonstrated, specifically, In the 1 issue of The mean the word freedom." have all the economic public the end will continue to Aug. masses peat the too sudden withdrawal of which threat- opinion in the Church. la occurring or rights and the natural Shea dis- In his address to the benefits of the citizens of Har- do ao in the rights Advocate. Mzgr. opening future, whenever colonial the culture bor- and This, of course, a power leavae a ening all obligations of and with Father address South is a legiti- in her wisdom and along states, agrees Kueng’s to the Vatican Coun- lem, Chicago or Detroit, higher mate Catholic vacuum which haa der which runs from east to best be freedom, one wider somebody they can conducted at that Pacem in Terris John XXIII set forth but were aatisfled knowledge It seemi pru- thought cil, Pope they enough to fill. In the truly the Church the Congo’s case, west across the continent of they can best be from to not have to do prized by as dent to do conducted a departure very clearly the he anything ao. United represents path a value of vital Nations with Africa. at that level. Castro precious im- attempted Attempts to recent tradition in. some of its wanted the Church to follow if with until the last few portance. it IF IN ONE Father some success, though to no- The new African nations are them on the basis of references freedom and in would months. Precisely because SENSE approach to she truly act in the is so precious snd important Kueng limits public opinion body's complete satisfaction, reluctant to discuss the real is- the -religious issues also involv- its Then he of renewal and The ironic truth is that the permeating spirit. spirit "ag- must to meet the immediate needs. ed one regret that, although unduly, In another he seeks to sue* in public. They are, how- may weaken rather than gives us his own version of the giomamento." 1 think two of revolt Batista was against led he means to The UN, Is cur- much champion ac- extend it For be in- however. not ever, very aware the efforts to official translation his it, unduly. strengthen English of statements are relevant the upper and middle by tually Father Kueng does this veighs against the restraints rently organized, nor la it like- of them. Besides, they know achieve the be thinks Father here. He justice. quotation said, "The substance classes who wanted free repre- worthy cause no little disserv- imposed on free discussion in ly to be in the near future, to that they themselves do not had in mind: of the ancient sentative Kueng "Every doctrine of the government. It waa HERE IS A situation to ice, by misplaced the Church by and undertake the role of world po- have the strength to human has the of Faith revolt emphasis, censorship, repel being right to Depoait is one thing, not a agatnst economic liceman which the United Nations exaggeration, and omission. demands the abolition of the with which Pope John what is an invasion more can honor God and the Asa reward according to the way In which R Is pre-, injustice. for the be urged to apply the latter. We shall return to his would have endowed it. Ac- aubtle and more insidious than princi- dictates of an upright consci- sented is another." He also patriotism these Cubans tost TO BEGIN WITH, his lec- it has views on in cordingly, at a and that ples formulated and censorship our deeper of the Europeans whom ence.” "The Church their their ture limits the said, has always homes, property, unduly true undertaken to promote. An next article. At the it more significant leval, nev# they have Just ousted. ex- 158 of Pacem in snd in cases their of momept Paragraph apposed ... errors. Frequently, many very scope public opinion. For is balances cellent test case of the enough to note that Fr. are bound to develop. reality Terris she has condemned lives. Now are made Father Kueng freedom begins: "Moreover, one them with they of demand IT IS OBVIOUS that Cath- of UN professions is Kueng’s would sup- provided confuse error and the the scapegoats for Speech in the Church seems IT IS CUEAK that the Black must never greatest She con- bringing to that all olics have a concern in this which is severity. pose things can be major by problem, communism be freedom the who errs, not even siders that she meets the to 90 miles of our to criticize African nations hope to the of this defined person chiefly summoned before the bar of organ- progress conflict, clearly and definitely shores. of Church when there is question of needs of the present ahortcomingi author- ize them selves into federations not in terms of the human within its day by public opinion, whereas in the only competence. Thomas J. Mullen Jr. ities. This is of error or inadequate the of a pkre with with sufficient social cohesion but also in The limited knowledge demonstrating validity above-mentioned address Pope rights involved, powers of the Short HillS. of truth in the moral or reli- her teaching rather than the'general tone and tenor of and political strength to con- terms of the of UN by Pius XII limited public opinion specific rights may prevent it from dic- the of his field. The person who rest lecture. To in the Church stitute viable modern nations the Catholic Africans and the gious condemnations." to matters "left tating a decision, but that is is and above all Mrs. what extent such criticism Is however, be- errs always a Louis a to free For Already, they are Catholic missions in Africa. no for the Giammarino, Fresh Air Trend open discussion.” reason failing to use human and he retains role of legitimate free speech made to feel being, the infalli- ing once more it would seem influence it as Maywood. example, Church's Nevertheless enjoys an organ will be into in case his dignity as a gone later. But what haa been one of the Con- advisable for of world every In the Church? ble teachings are not subject Catholics, at opinion by defining it Is neither human and he must certainly the stanta of African life least matter of to where the person: only to challenge, even the pres- as a tactics, and the Cuban Editor: by Pope right be and treat- Article role nor the noblest role. from always regarded and hierarchy, let alone by sure the north. For moat become as little involved as the religious issues also involv- Shea's series In Piut Xll’s ed in accordance with that Msgr. on referring to en- the of the htatoric the focus in the current lie laity. period, possible phase wrong in this aggression. Father and the Kueng, largely dorsement of free public of been lofty dignity." Is Disputed opin- We come now to that role of expansion has the re- critical of the read- ion in the I submit that this response Church (Address to of the magnifi- Editor: public opinion on which Dr. gion eastern Mediter- ers. demonstrate the of Catholic Feb. God Love You cent statement and the folly Journalists, to and for at least 1,000 pas- In his article on Cuba (The Kueng prefers concentrate, ranean; to talk around the fresh- 18, Dr. fails it illus- trying 1*50), Kueng to criticism of of it has been sage following amply Mr. Mac- shortcomings years, spearhead- Advocate, Aug. 1) air trend established that what in official by Pope note the had ed the Moslem trate anew spirit Eoin claims that before Pope the of abuses snd by Arabs. Castro John XXIII. hierarchy, In mind the statements these mainly was con- deficiencies in the Church. in the last of on matters, the mass of the Cubans lived Only couple Men Uke Father Kueng, tribution Catholic Loved and it has been so interpreted public opin- It is true thst Pius XII en centuries, with the decline of in misery while a few Being whose ideas enjoyed perhaps are not ion could render toward the by all the commentators I couragcd constructive criti- Arab and the increase extreme wealth. This is an power to be endorsed 100% are of new help- making decisions, the cism this kind have read. amaxing of of But the of that of Western Europe, display Ignorance. ing to the Church In its of the place shaping Church's lecture In his observation on Pacem The facta (which policy Kueng to was the histone trend tem- can easily be before the neglects And proper perspective and course of as the issue action, yet out thst the checked. in Terris in April 27 checked) are that even under bring at same porarily Today, with Loving world and for undecided in the face Rev. John Court- lay groundwork upon, of time the Pather laid of America, the graft-ridden Batista Holy Europe's withdrawal, anew regime greater influence and new BISHOP FULTON J. S.J. makes religious situations, especially of down certain conditions and By SHEEN ney these Cuba had the second sense of the Murray, highest ultimate Christian the destiny inspiring unity. temporal order for ex- "One most others. statements: of the standard of living in Latin tacitly presupposed Arab states, the old forces are I withhold- What it the source of set of clubs or respectfully urge ample. social question* and the msjor golf of the America. It bad themselves. anything striking aspects encycli- a growing re-asserting might else that ing of general indictments that problems of world peace FOR ONE THING, criticism any unhappiness you constitutes sacerdotal cal is the the middle class snd a Where the conflict has flared generosity, powerful the facts be feel' Isn't it because you are a at Urge will not sup- Observe also that the same should not publicly aired luxury, share small fraction breadth and the labor union Into flame is in the Su contempor- movement. On open afraid of not of it port. . . Holy Father, in when private expression of it being sufficiently with brother priests who aneity of the statement the books, before Batis- pondering dan. artificial Pope'* even aa a sovereign loved? live in Even in the of whether to define the will do (Matt. IS. 13-17). And sacerdotal Cuba had writing Msgr. Assump- misery. with regard to the right* and ta. a social welfare creation aa any thrown by tion of Our in the critic must he up Translate that "being Shea. Father comes up Lady, sought out any case If you are a pastor duties of the human system liberal than Kueng with set person. even more and receding Imperialisms, a loved" into modern terms and strong, I would and was influ- competent, must know what be • vide least the U.S. although hope weighed at one-tenth of "In the pro- Moslem Arab community in past papal wtQ that Father enced Catholic is about This it means this: you dread not you see by public opin talking means 1% of collection nouncements on political and Cuba and a every (or also a ion on the not the north negro non being praised, enjoyed yearly receives of the of that be have a suffi- ca Kueng copies desirability such only appreciated, more, depending on love social order have alwayi been U S. Moslem the your sugar subsidy of over COO a definition. community in treated with def series and that If be replies Similarly Pope cient grasp of the theological joled. great of the Church ss it were, from million. This south. throughout Asia suspended, is hardly an ex- Piu* IX in to involved admired You doubt you will accord him the regard * in a erence. ... and Africa) typo- Mary principles given and send it to the three great words—truth, jus- ample of niggardly indiffer- due Immaculate which situation or matter, but also own worth and. there- graphic bospiUlity an Conception, THE NORTHERN has your Father that he tice snd These three group Holy may charity. ence on our part to the wel- herald be defined in 1854. that he be fore. desire of truly honorable of the future. sure of the facta you signs af- be the Comparable achieved total control of the pastor of all the souJa Donald J. instances of the Church wel- in the case fection from others. Jennings, machinery' and machine guns whom Christ died to redeem. coming and Rare is the in became Collingawood. acting upon public layman whom Suppose you less of government and iw is If you are busily a smoker or opinion can be found back these and other conditions not worried about being loved and in its of engaged imposing w-ay drinker do with a little less Need through her history. Hence al- ed or supposed by Pius XII more concerned about loving life, its on Mission including religion, and each month send an offer- Approval Pius XII was are verified All too both are Ceylon though the firat often, What there the inhabitants of the opportunities to Negro ing the Pontiff for the mis- to apply the name ' public In and out of the Church, sub- for loving! Love particularly south. While many of theae sions of the world Needs Literature ordinates opinion." the thing itself and judge rashly, being those who cannot love you Negroes are Christian, many the Church's unaware of all the tarts and back, and will then begin Editor: recognition of its you GOD LOVE others are pagan. What they YOU to M K O. worth at all factors that are known to the what real Information has been art not to new to discover happi- for $2O: For ‘First re- have m common la that they "For several months as Dr. and guide his course Is Step’ Kueng would have superior Dfu is. Love like our us ceived from a priest that col- The conflict, ac- I have been saving action, are Negroes. my win- believe of a course which the breath; if we take it back it By JOSEPH A. BREIG lege students in Ceylon have cordingly, has assumed and u nings from a night then "cow- Friday ignorant revile as us a quest for of reli- continue to poisons card club l have knowledge QUITE likely to maintain started a MISTAKEN, too. is ardice to pretending be • We’ve to oar ing the Reds." The gion The wishes pru- jot keep guard will priest to or- hi* view that "the distinct racial overtones mission fund' and will treaty Second Vat dence." etc HERE ARE SOME ways con- end you up where communists are con- nuclear test ganize a Catholic Literature The Sudan la where tinue to save for God's explosions lean Council made a real the love. poor.” . .. What parent has not riper - can cerned. But the (act that com- above ground and and has asked under Apoatolate to of free discussion To A Donor for $5: "I have tty in a way lenred this kind of Al- 1/ you are rich in addition munists mutt be watched does water. If such tests havo for Catholic thing? any are a request that had been unknown been sending money almost simply St Peter the vic- to giving hundreds of thou- that the Senate literature ready was not mean made, we'll know it. There's published. month in more recent times" The tim of unjust public criticism Hours sands of dollars to institutions every anonymously." should the nuclear no chance of 1! will forward Catholic Forty not ratify cheating. If the you freedom To A E for $2: "Because of speech which has (Acts 11. 1-3). which already have millions, Our ban Neither should Soviets back to literature to the address be- test treaty. go testing, our marked Blessed Mother has the present council deduct $5O or for Catho- us devices more helped U keep us from hopinj and will tell us so. and we low. it will be much appre- " wa* more than matched the cark so much TO L.W.C. for $10: in Laymen Asked /Vet lics in the missions who live can ciated. working for further agree- resume testing if we wish. previous one, me First Vati- "To be used for your beloved on a bowl of rice a day with the Russians. Meanwhile, we can Rev. Stanley Vedasinghe ments continue can Council For Council ■ l^n'^nn. in the (1870). Modern Topics If are struggling have poor mission lands." whatever St. I««IH||H Cliriinit. JU IMUMI you or President Kennedy express- underground Joseph College testing scholarship has SL. ><•»«< Cut out exploded WASHINGTON (NC) - nothing spend two minute* this column, ed the we Colombo 10. II «n Ate * DntiOi institution has suffered power prayer to cipline. where these buy as are of "very coocttely" and deal Ml r«l VnMiMe. On* every Urn* you a car, a •on transform men and events. We communism as the ecclesiastical much from purely origin with matters that the council do not that forget the provi- and Church has. But John hence of revision has discussed. Pope dence capable not yet of God overreaches all. XXIII did not hesitate - nor The WMM Ol ft* Or Cmm PrW. arms has ( will Pope Paul VI heaitate race long *w n-Tmauw. ,n tm* 1 for in since Money college the fall? reached the of to talk with the com munista point glo- era s. srst hr bal lunacy. As President Ken- cmm he. when the communists show a *«« a— im». iMenWi SETON HALL nedy aaid, a nuclear war could real desire to talk. CImWU. a. in JWwTw jUgju The NATIONAL STATE wipe out, 40 .minutes, 300 BANE The nuclear test treaty is million Russians, UNIVERSITY mosaic which Europeans one in a OFNEWARK piece and Americans and "untold includes such events ns Rus- on C Ipl. CMM PrW. numbers Am. M taurtn SL lolMnn. sia’s bitter with Red elsewhere." and dispute CUU 04. FALL SEMESTER would leave US Cr prW GRADUATE STUDIES China communist survivors, as over dogma Khrushchev said, the IN SOUTH ORANGE offers and tactics; Khrushchev's envying dead. How can withdrawal of rockets from any one oppose LATE AFTERNOON. EVENING AND ■ first step toward Cuba rather than rink a big correcting so SATURDAY SESSIONS Khrushchev's insane a situation? nuclear war; of his son-in-law and sending CLASSES BE6IN*SEPTEMBER 12™ daughter to meet with Pope mm You Cannot to Miss John; the release from impris- Afford Tbit Most Unusual REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 4-11" onment of Archbishop Joseph or Off Eight Complata, Most Timaly Lacturas on of the Ukraine and Slipyi var- THE COLLEGE OF ARTS THE SCHOOL Of BUStHESS ious other Bishops, plus many "Church ANO SCIENCES AONINtSTRATMN priests, in various Iron Cur- History Through tain countries, and the Vati- can's send|ng of official ob- The Ecumenical Councils" 1 CkMlilrr servers to the celebration of the 50th consecration anniver- TREATING THE of Patriarch Alexei of the TWENTY-ONE sary OREAT COUNCILS Of THE CHURCH FROM NICEA 1 Mortotiog Moscow Patriarchate of tbs IN THE YEAR 325 TO THE SECOND VATICAN Russian Orthodox Church. InflUh COUNCIL, SUMMONED EY THE LATE ROPE JOHN XXIII Precisely what these and i ' ' GIVEN BY other developments mean for the future, we do not know. THE MOST RENOWNED AUTHORITY ON THE be of SCHOOL OF EDUCATION In They may the beginning ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY conjunction with the New Jersey great things, or they may Higher to But must come nothing. we MONSIGNOR HENRY G. 1. BECK Education Assistance resolve that if they come to Authority will be nothing, it not our do- I.T.L, D EC. HIST. be The it will not because National State Bank Student Loan Plan ia Tn»v» ing; ftsOofOMlNrilts Cown»*liof to a college do MOfIUOB O* CHURCH HISTORY AT IMMACUUII we did not everything in CONCIPTION School AdmlnUtralion education possible for qualified students who end SIMINARY, requirefinunrfrjuJanoe. our power to or at least pARLINGTON, N. J. Loam be the cold war. may arranged for amounts to $7500. modify up Payments of principal need not THURSDAYS, SEPTEMBER 19 and 2* * ' Check These Features: be made until after the student has his Wl HAVE A duty to do THURSDAYS, OCTOBER 10, 17 and 24 completed education. everything in our power, and THURSDAYS, NOVEMBER 14 and Comnitnt Location • Acm of Frot Porking 7, 21 For full details on the practical sound I don’t think we'd be doing it Now Dining F«aliti«s and. economically ST. ROSE OP UMA SCHOOL if refused AUDITORIUM, for National the Senate to ratify uUlof or furthtr informition: State StudentLoan Plan, come in today. We will ORANGE AND GRAY STS., the nuclear tast NEWARK, N. J. treaty. D.ofi of Studies be glad to with P.M. lACH help you arrangements suited to It is not a matter of “trust- ■ IVININO yourpar- i N. J. ticular requirements and **• ROM of lima ScHaal Auditorium budget. It fly* mlnut*. by car away from tba tooth MON Mitt Canfral Ay*., (ail Orong* axil of th* Catholic Cardan Slat* parkway and I* Projects aadly r*odmd by Bum* Na. 21. Na. M and lb* Amp.,. Bu* No. 2 ■.• mm ♦ram downtown Newark. Get OXFAM Grants Th» Lackawanna Railroad .top. at tti* Rota- wlll* Station. The LONDON (NC) - England’s. Oaa Mat far any *n. I.ctur* , Don-denominational Oxford 4IJI Oaa Mat far antlr* I lactwrat for Femine Relief - 7.50 NATIONAL STATE BANK Committee Phra la nbM Mat* (B Uctur** *adi) (OXFAM) has announced Tan and mar* Mat. (I Uctru*. aach) 800 OF NEWARK $102,700 in,grants to Catholic relief works. 810 Broad POR TICKETS APPLY MRS. KENNETH J. LOUOHERY, St, Newark 1, N.J, The largest grant was $44,- 11 GRAY ST., NEWARK 7, N. J. MemberFederalDepout Insurance 250 to U. S. Catholic Relief Corporation FURTHER .Services. INFORMATION PHONE HU 2-0612 6 THE ADVOCATE August 15,1963 Book Review Plays in Brief U.S. Movies: A Bit Odd

By JOAN T. NOURSE WE Rev. NEUROTICS, by us stories about encounters Bernard Basset, B.J. Acade- with various people, most. of ratfhnally rlajoa. TruTuTiJit! Tavarkh - Delightful magical com- them about Abroad my Guild. IK page*. $3.75. a little nutty too. ady aa a*Uad graad-dochtaa and Image bar eaaeart werWng aa aarranu for At I've found a kindred never has Faria last Possibly before aoma rtcb Amarleaaa la during tha 1930a soul. I've maintained en- long spiritual direction been Who'i Afraid S Vlnb.lt WaabT WILLIAM MOORING cased By H. that all of us are somewhat in such a whimsical A night of foul-language horrort aa aa nmbtftnred profraanr and Ma wtfa some are odder package. lath aach odd, although Father Basset, a verbally Mbs la tba prtaanca Facta and arrived at figures samplings. Should delude than others. Father Bassett London writes with of tww young guoola. they Jesuit, 7 the UJS. Information Agen- or inform us? For Instance UMory by in agrees and proceeds on the subtle humor in the English cy in 17 different countries most Hollywood’s let’s call but his observations — significant assumption nay, tradition, lancanua. btttar cotntdy Drama (as released the Motion and sensitive biasing *S Ittmeiliin naponaibla Ratings by market. Great it a fact that a little ab- lose none of their effective- far racial tajuatka. Both dialogue and Picture Producers Association Wbabi an moral raliafa S Broad- Britain samral asut an vindictive where films take normality is a sign of normal- ness for their lack of solem- naatlly aray and touring playi given by tha up D.»lr# uadar Mm Slhm VlnUf* s o< America) are designed to half the total have the Itodton of Dacaury Urn Newark Arch* playing time, ity. Thus we sub- nity. OVMU drama la which a Nrw England allay well-founded farm family la tor* aaundar by hale, suspicions only about 1,200 cases were "A Handbook for the If FAMILY title. your you Stand aad W Old (aahtonad. but aUli that movies do not phobias have Anthony aa Olivar! Hollywood examined. This out rugged Muff. pans to Halfmad.” throw OaatMMt ttw Lovaa Ma worried, away your Tumi, often a favorable image of JiiMar LaypMnf - touch- litflo Mary UnaUkaMa Matty present about one for Jtwlah person every and meet Mr. tad comedy la which a lad SUII- to< the U.S. tranquilizers la overseas. three British theaters. FATHER BASSET dis- •slag tha lipnidin dnurminad to ' ADULTS*” Dawes. If you have no pho- praaa tenaaß aa an actor. Do they create a fair image? Bnyned tba PrlatoGUat Maaagarta , In advice - penses his salving bias Xantaattcki WhUadral custody. West Germany, France, or better Brtgadoon Has la Succaad We do not know. Sometimes we idiosyncracles, rstoaalj affactlv*. la which Iwa Italy, West through the experiences of a Carahralt la Baataaaa Africa, Burma, meet him because yamtf people Had IMr romance men have cause to other- anyway Crtuc'a CheJaa Mary. Mary suspect Mr. Brit- shea ohnnlaa an dnvlaad Japan and several South Dawea, a thoroughly prfgles tha Never 100 wise. anyone who thinks he’s nor- hy their benign but wthr father*. Das Mr Sky Lata la American the ish who, if he is Haw Succaad la tmiaaaa WMbael countries, samp- gentleman _ mal is among the oddest of T S/ssl, aidSncu. not atout K2k Vaataatlcki torarlrb THE USIA shows that lings were even more frag- worrying getting the lot. R. Thomas 23* report Joseph SSSmiW^ Flva Flags Tyyiat aad Tigs mentary. ulcers la concerned that the Hollywood films are more Exerctao which he is exhibited the We the train fat riding is Mary, Mary Rollicking ttghl came, widely throughout may accept report dy by Jean Karr la which a brtihi to off the IVCCM civilised world than those of that outside the U.S. ISO mil- going plunge track, Proceedings ywm« woman almas * Interack* her- •all awl of a nod martian. -BORO BUSES. other A break- lion tickets are bought or that his demise will come any country. every WASHINGTON (NC> - "The Snar Taa Lata - Wry caratdy abaaS tong-married see about In aoma other imme- a pair nd anpartmd RUBUC down of facts, appears to week to Hollywood movies. Layman in an of Chris- Italy FROM SERVICE Age Atofm the earthy rida. In the four fashion. prove that in most countries European coun- diate tian Renewal proceedings of TERMINAL - NEWARK (France is the tries covered the Mr. Dawes meets this 00 Dad. Pas Dad. ale. Odd aatlr- glaring by report, Well, the NCCM . excep- 1963 has la facet. AIR CONDITIONED RUSSES VIA convention anmSlama vrntai aa tha tion) a does not view crime and violence in Holly- little old deaf' nun and from been lactadaa b> majority published in paperback jtratmnn. aetata paar ,K l. TURNPIKE our movies as re- wood pictures were most often that time on be begins to form the National Council KEY necessarily by FORT - MIDDLETOWN OliverI _ Haadttma prudarthu aad flective of cited as "a bad influence of or at least set our habits, living master, aside, of Catholic Men here. The con- Bvaly true* maka thta a saaarally as- BANK RED - LONG BRANCH X-yahU verson S tha btltvid Dirkena standards, morals or ideals. American motion pictures.” his fears. As be progress©* vention was held in Atlantic aaeafL and BEACH FRONTS Even almost This well be true. toward of in so, an equal too, may peaoa mind a City under patronage of Arch- Sba Laval Mai Wtatlolly fay CONNECTIONS TO AU claims to bet- Still the "limited moat aboormal tells aparatta abas tha nanaan S two majority get a probing" way—be bishop Boland. Sara BLINDNESS This class pact Stop riarta wte'va written SHORE POINTS admitted the USIA fails to for a group of newly-blind peo- rather than worse by aacb othrr aamauslava netaa Oaad ter, impres- LOW PARIS aata elicit reliable deductions ple at St. Raul's Rehabilitation is ■KM »and flea la thm ana sion of the way we go on here. as Center, Newton, Mass., Sine tba WarM - I Want la Oat for Information Cod and reactions. from a "That The French do not take to our to foreign tastes documentary They May See," to be fea- tjßsarigtfg on am sternal, rathar Itenrating MArkot 2-7000 tured MOVIES ptadurtlaa. bat aim character* them, films. on the "look and TV 8 Up Live" program Sept. aatvaa an aS nay lalenaUnf. Or The USIA statistics Boston are Christmas Stamp at 10:30 a.m., ch. 2. Here, artist Robert Amendola arrived at by microscopic teaches visualization D C. (RNS) through sculpture. 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Priest-DelegatePARIS (NC>—A who to Moscow Lauds Ecumenical Spirit priest audience by Pope Paul. Fa- over tween the Father cal received, my protesta- Churches, council, and represented the See at ther Archblahop are five major seminar- Holy an Dumontstayed on another only tions, like a Bishop. There are Dumont said: ! told Orthodox celebration in Nikodim me before I left one out of four Mos- nine days to visit lea, and only Leningrad several Catholics in cow said thousand that an Invitation from Cardi- here that be sees ecu- and "THE EVENTS must be or five candidates can enter Odessa. Odessa and all who able nal menical fruits were Bea to aend had lack "suddenly rip- placed in their context. Let us observer! due to of space. The oth- He gave Impressions of to come to my Mass did come arrived ening." first that Just in Moscow. A ers his visit in an interview with say they are a nor- follow correspondence and received Communion. similar Rev. the Paris mal outcome of the invitation was sent at courses. The Christophe La dialogue government, Dumont, Catholic daily "The Russian Orthodox off! the born at same time to (Greek Or- which had decided 0.P., superior of the Domini- Croix. ; Up (Second Vatican) recently can cials could not do enough to thodox) Patriarch Athena- Fathers’ Istina Center of council;" the outcome also of against 1 this kind of course, "AFTER make But this is of Orthodox M he me happy. the of goraa Constantinople. it back at the Studies in Paris, YEARS," spontaneous sending a brought request "a second only a material, visible ex- praised the "incomparable said, ecumenical delegation from the Moscow "There is surely need for of the Holy Synod." Is for of very and time liturgy” of the Ortho- youth starting me. After pression profound to the funeral of and in Asked If he Russian patriarchate patience prayer were optimistic sincere of dox the 30 years entirely devoted to a feelings friendship, John XXIII and to the and but It Church, "extra- corona- charity, ia neither after returning from Russia, a be- faith and rapprochement with Ortho- rediscovered friendship tion of Paul who fav- possible nor conceivable ordinary piety” of VI, very to fail Father Dumont said: the doxy, I sec fruits tween two sister Churches sep- back." Russian Orthodox people suddenly orably Impressed the patriar- and the arated that is "Yes, despite anti-religious "apostolic of ripening, beautiful ecumenical by something envoys. So the dia- spirit chate's Father Dumont which has minor." taid “every- pressure sprung up young Orthodox fruits. basically continues and will priests." logue keep about Soviet thing” Russian Ortho- lately. But the govern- "I am still moved the Asked about tbe results ha on by growing. him. ment showed itself favorable docy impressed s FATHER DUMONT of the sees repre- cordiality welcome, fill- coming from this "his- "We are at the eve of the sented the to See at the 50th ed with wonder toric welcoming foreign delega- Holy at the official be- second session of the ecumeni- splen- meeting’’ "THE tions ... of the MAGNIFICENT res- anniversary consecra- dor of the ceremonies, the pie- tion toration, for of of Patriarch Alexei example', the "We Catholics must work gs of ty of the faithful and the by few churches sUU Moscow, head of the they have, much as to Russian southern exuberance of Odes- possible, strength- Orthodox their with incomparable liturgy, en the feelings of fraternal af- Church, Bishop sa. RENEWING the ACQUAINTANCE - In 1953 in Romo Francis extraordinary faith and fection which unite during Charriere of Lau- "When I said Mass pi- alresdy us my in celebrations ety of the the for the 50th of of sanne, Geneva and faithful, apoi- so closely to the Orthodox. To anniversary ordination Fribourg. the little Catholic church m The AuVOCdfe tolic Cardinal Bishop Charriere spirit of young Orthodox have discovered that brothers Giuseppe Pizzardo two Monsignors rode in the returned Odessa, once held by tbe As- from the priests, the abundance of same cor. meet Soviet earlier vo- whom one believed so far Above, they with a Union and cared again warm hand- sumptionists now cations and was received and the courage these la clasp. Msgr. G. Kemezis of in for Polish away are actually ao near a Michael SS. Peter and private by a I was 7 Paul, priest. August 15. 1963 vocations There presuppose. joy without equal." Elizabeth, and Pope Paul VI.

Publishing for a Parish Magazine Part of St. Don’s Personality’ By SUSAN DINER magazine is a form of laity

PATERSON - What makes participation making the peo- aware one parish different from an- ple of their role in the Church. other? It is our vehicle for them of their "Parishioners!" responds informing apos- tolatc role " Rev. Roger llehert, 0.F.M.,0f St. Bonaventure’s, where an OF SUCCESS a project of ambitious eight page bi-month- this nature wouldn't be possi- ly Bona con- magazine. Views, ble without the backing of tributes much toward the par- the pastor, all hands agree. ish "personality.” As Conti said. "It’s wonderful "Our parishioners,” Father that Rev. Joseph Kennedy is Hebert continued, "possess behind the project and has of in vitality typical people assumed the burden of the most parishes. We merely cost from the parish funds in- capitalize on this vitality.” stead of through a subscrip- Thirteen individuals in " coo- tion basis junction with the of St. priests The cost for a single Boo's each contribute ss issue frequently runs close to much as 20 hours an issue so L-00 more than 1,400 families can Time, hard work and more enjoy the magazine. time Why’ Conti summed up the feelings of the entire staff BONA VIEWS is a H/2 x when he inch slick said. "The satisfac- 12 paper job, easily tion derived from the recognized by the caricature many hours and hard work cannot of a friar oo the cover. be measured. We A typical issue will contain all feel very strongly that Bona Views Father Hebert's Friarside gives us far more than - Patricia Quirt of Paterson column, news et tbe various we EN ROUTE TO APOSTOLATI (fifth from left) an alumna of Caldwell give to the magazine." College, sets off with fellow members of parish societies snd activi- PARISH the Extenson lay Volunteers for JOURNALISTS Bona Views editors Bill lauber, Charles Conti, ties. sod instructional articles. Jody Piratzky and Hebert teaching assignments inPuerto Rico. Others withMsgr. S.F.Luecke, Chairman of field Father discuss a future issue a break in one of their there letter during layout and directors for the Extension Occasionally is a group, ore Joanne paste-up sessions, is done table Barkley, Fayetteville. Veronica Carroll, from farmer St. Ban's layout usually on Jody's dining room in an Bayside, Dierdre a priest evening Carlin. Richmond Hill, all in New Note Diced York; DeRocca. that stretches into the Margaret Glencoe’ who is now serving in the mis- a.m. They Ill., and Catherine Sciacca, Bayside. sions. editor, An Area art recalls "When we first the The session Boas View* Code Special by parishioner layout. gener- irt mailed to is begsn Kids Marie Sciofani featured at the magazine enthusi lasta until 1 paints as far Housing Project ally a.m. away at Brazil ISLE OF Christmas and Easter when asm was terrific and CALDY. Eng ran very where Rev Roger Leech. land (NC) The Cistercian color is added to the mags- After a wtule dwindled FATHER HEBERT 0.F.M.. Bona high. tt praised Views first di- monks of this tine. Last Christmas there which those the staff and their one-square- meant writing parish rector. Is doing missionary had mile island off the southern Now See was n stained glass effect to write more and better, hard work, lit said it Is an work They the Walls coast of Wales Beyond representation of the Holy but it’a well worth "caceUrnt form of Catholic are getting evrry hit NEW Easter of work their first ORLEANS haven't had Family; at a drawing we pot Into It” Action our a "THE telephone. reader that life stories sad does them informed on parish ac- closeness ia office which convey a good deal the community post which relayed four might betp them. The ’’ young men in black THROUGH THE Is reflection of God's of the actual tivities It's also the program. seminarians a good- layout. The en- a way of developing messages A number of direct them along trousers, white shirts and Catholic Charities ness whether it's the tire staff works on from various fields the writing business firms to these toms. beauty a very People talents of the call the ab- hopes also collect par- black ties. They tbe collect information that of falling anon, grace of tight schedule "We receive compose the staff. Lauber ishioners, and bey to order perfume which may and distribute food, increasing their The children live in be clothing God from the proofs from useful in social keeping a person the printer said. "We have a teacher of Interest on * level the monks make and sell. apart- solving and toys to cm parish ment in needy cases succumbing to addiction the fourth, More buildings, a commun- drug and in order to high school journalism, a important, however, the which worlds or the CYO dance in hive it ity seems away weekly ready for distribution housewife, a secretary, busi- from the the hallf nearby residential school by the 15th. we have quite a nessmen snd a different stu- sections. hit of bustling to do," Conti dent from St. Bon's High The dressed THE SUCCESS Teen young men uj the mags czplstncd School writing the Keen black and white ziae bis for four column for each Issue " four stu- enjoyed Proofreading and layout hn dents from Notre Dame since it was initiated Sem- years to be done in one evening Distribution to over 1.40) inary are can be attributed to the rith-r Hebert. conducting a essily Mtnon Rose! families isn't an easy task hut Catholic enthusiasm of the staff, a Living Program in lini. Marta Gandatese. Bi'l is handled effectively by six the Florida Ave. ote *.ais to be Lauber public hous- quaiit.- con and Cbirlle Conti all hith school students who do ing project. lagious r.ftc* being with them meet at Jody Ptratz_y s home this as part of their business a abort time. zbout 8 p.m One group does course THE HOUSING Charles Conti. OIK-STOP units pro- Bona Views the proofreading and anothe.- Additional copies of the vide a place to live for 2,300 persoos, many of whom other- wise would be living in slum dwellings. But there is little five Reasons why provision for recreational and social outlets.

"The people have little con- tact with outside youß chußch should select BANKING areas, and the outside areas have little cootsct with them," said sem- inarian Crosby Kern, 24. »• "Many of the kids don't HAMMOND ORGAN SAVINGS know what it is to leave the project," continued Kern. “We take them downtown (to the ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE business district) and they want to know if we’re still in CHECKING the city."

SEEING THAT the children in the program get out of the LOANS project at least once a week

EARLY VOWS - —a trip to the zoo, to the Eugene Heisler (seated), 18. from Bank- park, a cultural tour— is town, lowa, is shown his one taking final vows as a Glenmary of the activities. Brother in ceremonies at St. Clement's church there. Other include after Range SAFE DEPOSIT programs Shortly his high school in Qaality Dependability graduation June, It was Versatility Enriching handicrafts and athletics, and discovered that he was suffering from A far greater “living" No cancer. The cus- tuning A Hammond Rich sewing for the girls. There is tomary of study period was waived and he took range true cathedral- a touch of three-year expense-a is doctrinal training. the name of Organ easy percussion Brother Peregrine, the church of the kids patron saint of tones. tones Hammond "Many don’t quality to play... effects of MANY OTHERS know cancer patients. what religion is," said for Tone any Wheel fine for all chimes, Kern. "The doctrinal training enclosure. is Organ can’t types of very basic, as those par- celeste, in the 18-Year-Old out of ticipating program are Cancer Patient get music. bells, and of faiths." many tune*. others. Makes Vows as Brother COMM 1N... LMT US NSLP THE SUMMER-LONG ex YOU PLAN YOU* HAMMOND BANK OMAN FUND DRIVE perimental program, spon- • lowa sored by Associated Catholic BANKSTON, (NC) A cancer stricken, 18-year-old took also Eugene Heisler, final vows ALTENBURG Charities, includes proj- as a Glenmary Brother in give* prompt, dependable, expert ceremonies St. ects for at Clement's church here * mothers and for se- servicing of all HAMMOND The youth had Organa. nior citizens. planned since last summer to Do become a all your Bnrt banking conveniently under one roof at "We r A wcek •fler hu hi try to encourage par- *h school n sf - graduation June it was FIRST NATIONAL! the ents to what F, discovered that he was from Enjoy many advantage! use means they suffering cancer. Arrangements were offered a have available to make made for the by Full Service Bank, where flnH thi life . profession ceremonies you’ll to be made and in his and early The superior •Mwer more meaningful, to en- parish. general of to all and business the your family banking needs their community, Rev. Clement ALTENBURG Plano courage children to bet- Borchers, came here from Cin- House is New. Jersey’s oldest and largest cinnatl for the ceremonies. ter themselves," said semi- HAMMOND dealer The Organ specializing in the sales and of narian Print. customary three-year servicing Gerard study period required of stu- THM 8T dents before their vows HAMMOND Organs for churehes and taking final was waived other institutions. “By getting together and ex- by special permission. JFIHST 1 NATIONAL changing ideas they discover I BANK ways to the YOUNG HEISLER improve appear- took the name of Brother V»- OFJERSEY CiTY Peregrine m of their saint ance patron of cancer He will apartments, patients. remain at home and • . : even within their limited recite the 1150 E. JERSEY $T. in- daily prayers said members f by of tbe lnwnw*. Cocpon.tl

Three Little Gremlins, Five, Four And Just Two, Were Good All Day

By RUTH W. REILLY

A young friend A ours was What a night ... Patty, Just blue ball aa it bouncad and EVEN THOUGH they wen for three not two, rolled hospitalized days came trailing down the across the floor. Catch- "pool clean” they were sticky long ago and I managed her atairs: "At’s my Daddy," the ing up with It, she popped it after dinner and I gave them household and three small told me proudly. into her mouth! What la It they tepid hatha before putting children for that time. You have to eat a them to bed. Mike first AFTER DADDY say? peck was She the had gone entered hospital on of dirt before die and he with you ... was delighted a to work, young Mike insisted Sunday afternoon and waa powder rubdowo after hie on my auiUaae ON OUR RETURN I sure Mike could cope with carrying up- helped bath. you he stairs. All three them into their suits “Hey, guys." until showed me bathing things Monday morning. called gladly to his listen, where things were and and we filled the little back- It was agreed that 1 arrive helped “We're getting powdered to- eurprlslngly well. yard pool. They played there about 8 a.m. so that the father until It was time for dinner. night!” of the could off to I had to at little flock get laugh Anne. After prayers Dried and night Anne, work on time. the vacuum cleaner dressed, they Seeing her brown wide and sol- swarmed about the kitchen eyes At 7:50 I the front still in the walked up living room ahe asked "Were emn, we really helping me. Mike opened the DAY - steps. I didn't hear a single clapped one hand over her The principals in the Investiture said to be at Immaculate Conception, and noted beer in good? Mommy BIG ceremony West Paterson, are above. sound. Before mouth with intake refrigerator knocking I an of good.” the door rack. Assuming the stepped back to check the breath: "Oopa,” the said, "I role of the of the house "Yes Indeed," I told house number. It the to man them, was right was supposed vacuum up he asked: "Would care "You are three little I knocked the crumbs you good Investiture and 28 house, so lightly, before you came!" for a beer?" "No thank gremlins. Your Mommy will Profession and then She did it then. God bleas you,” for Missionary Sisters more heavily. Final- her! be of WEST I told him. very proud you!” PATERSON The Sister Michael ly a sleepy looking Mike There were the usual num- Marie, New and Bish- open- Conn., Patricia Joan Sister M. Clare ate but Joseph Pick- ber of and downs. They very well, poor That was the first Missionary Sisters of the Im- Patricia Diane ed the door. "I dreamt I ups Patty dayl Haven; Grcig op now Sister maculate Joseph Marie. ett. Chester. N. Y.; little Patty waa so tired. To- Should have a friend who ad- now beard someone knocking," he skinned her knee and howled you Conception Sister Marie Germaine, Tex. vanced Big Spring, until ward the end of the meal she has to to the for 28 in two New said of "and a bandaid in- go hospital a candidates Eva Marie Hern- MOTHER by way welcome, effected York; Candida. re- SISTER M. Francis Andre her offer I stant relief and silence. kept trying to push eye- few days, to take care of separate ceremonies at the andez now Sister Miriam then fell asleep again." ceived final vows from Sister Provincialate Tafuri. N. Y.; Sis- lid* open as they insisted on her children. You'll here. Brooklyn, Mike and a little probably Celeste, Austin. Tex.; Marcel- Mary Ana friend were Reisch, Clifton; Ter Mary Peter Edwards. Arl- YOUNG MIKE, age five, doting. She gave a sleepy, enjoy it! la Ann Keelean the tree and officiated now Sister Sister M Clarice pitying by poured Bishop Navagh Madden, M. John was behind his smile when 1 told Christina ington. Mass.; Sister right father. dirt slap-happy 10 11 and Sister some dry powdery on Pat- Aug. as young women Marie. Dafter, Webster, Mass., M. "You he told her to awake there Dorothy Stevens, UUca, N.Y.; get my bed," me. stay ... received Mich., and ty's blonde head, f the novice habits. Man Josephine Damian Blostic, Sister Patty A Cokeburg, Mary Mark Sehmucker. "Mommy changed the sheets waa Ice cream for dessert! BOTTLE On Thompson now Sister Maria doesn't enjoy shampoos!) Aug. 3 three Sisters made Pa. In the Aug. 3 rite. Msgr. Rochester; Sister Mary Ber- before she went to the 'hop- She was beyond caring. final Theresa, Alexandria, Vs.; H. We had cards to profession and 14 novices Joseph Hewetson, Clifton, nard Kmieciak, Chicago; sttle' and I slept with Daddy get-wall MAKES Third Ann Scher- professed vows. row, Mary presided. Also tend Mommy and I held each temporary Sister M. Leo Joseph to them clean ...” Anne len Sister Eliza- keep child's hand If children now Mary The 14 novices who and moved it to your need.. A The new novices pro- D'Atri, Farmington. Conn.; •ho ia almost four, are pic- appeared beth, Gonzales, Tex.; Phyllis fessed the Slater M. form the letter* of his tured In temporary vows Francis de Sale* then: *'l with name above usual order Ann Seaton slept Daddy now Slater Miriam the card. I following day are: Sister M. Slater too.” on waa looking in GALLON! •re, first row. Mother M. Couget. Brooklyn; Sandra Joseph, Austin. Tex.; Rose Shi Ber- Cecelia my wallet for when roc Steiner, Marie Mike shook his head: “And stamps Candida, provincial Lee McKeta Andrew*. superior; now Slater Re- Sister Mike said: genfleld; M. Agnes Chicago; Sister Marie all. “My Mommy baa Rev. Gervase Walters. Kateri that's not That apostolic gina Celeste, Ookeburg, Pa.; South ■tamps ..." He flew to the Claire Cote. Belling- Wolf, Brunswick, and Sis- 0.F.M., St. Bonaventure Mon- Ga., bleating we got when we were Kathryn Alberta Conti now kitchen a ham. Maas.; Sister An- and in moment wet Msry tsir Mary Magdalen Becker. married fell off the wail and astery. Paterson: Bishop Sister Clare Francis. Norwich. thony O'Byrne, Blackwood; Detroit. back with several green trad- Navagh. Rev. Robert McDer- almost hit me on the bead ing stamps! Lots of fun! mott, Big Spring, Tex., and Mother M. Veneranda, super- LATER w* walked to the ior general; supermarket. At one point SCIENTIFIC Anne said in her piping au- SHOE SECOND FITTERS ROW. Sister Vir- thoritative voice: "Here's the Ellen Blhr ginia now Sister Crackerjaek. My mommy al- Joan Marie, Paterson; ways buys us Crackerjaek Eleanor Goekler ..." Mike Agnes now gave her a long look end she weakened. “Well, not aU the time ..."

At the door I gave each a ■■ for the ■’*. penny gum machine. s spM3lev : j Mika Importantly took charge of Patty's penny. "IH put it in he said. "You hooey," open your hand and catch It-*' She misted and chased novices and the Uttle DENVILLE - Six new two newly Dolorosa professed monies at Mater Convent, Denville, held on - with IK CALOWCLL - hunt* Sisters ore shown above at Bishop Navagh cere- Aug. 12. Visitation Plans 343 B'-omi, id Av«. C* 6-3604

For Sept. 7 Fair >ln hd An rmtxM lM Unexcelled IN •IOOMHH.O - Advance in Denville PARAMt’S Our o' Eight Lady 574 B.3omfic!d Av*. BUY ODOL AT All the Visitation Rotarians wi r FI *-27:2 QUALITY DRUG COUNTERS for DENVILLE Two novices Sister offer hand-made articles Mary AJberth*. Trail RoaaLa Gustave now Sister a’, professed vow* as Sisters of B the charity festival to be tpon dad. W.L; Louise Ibde now Mary Email. St. Lucia Is the Sorrowful sored at Mother and ux Sister Mary Jeremy, Mountain W the Bergen Mall WEBCO land. B 1.; Paula Cose now received Sept 7 postulanta were aa Lake*; Sister Mary Eric. Berwyn. SQUIRE” novice* at Mater Dolorosa Also, Antoinette Angelo now Pa., and Sitter Mary Dismaa. BERNARD M. convent here 12 Sister STEREO HI-FI Aug. Bishop Mary Rene. Pittsburgh; Long Island, newiy professed DECNAN inc TAPE RECORDER Navagh presided at the cere This is NEW monies ■•ALTOtI which precceded a INlUffOfts solemn Mat* i in NEWARK NOW! Columbiettes to Hole The participants are pic- tured above with Bishop

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Save for Sister Salvatore When or right: Mary Convention 16-1 you buy tell in . . »\rs- f'I\NGE • DiLorenza, Brooklyn, newly Aug. SOUTH ORANGE • LIVINGSTON -JA. ¥ "MID opportanitlas at professed; Ophelia Welch now saiiWKffl • ULUtIN • SHORT HILLS KINGSTON. N. Y. - TV $u by Mrs Vincent McDanc Sister Mary Beverley, Grena- gh • ORANGE • EAST ORANGE pr*me council of Columbiettes of Kingston. N Y. Sheila now da. 8.W.1.; Fung *-< •ill bold iu fifth annual con- SsM DECNAN! Other NJ. women, national Q&Jtiky tention r mmrn*. K.J. U! MAIN ST.. WEST Aug IHT ai the Gov- ORANGE DA S officers, on the plax_a£ com IJ*O fidelity crnor Clinton Hotel Limxo muvr W here. The “ COWTWCWTU. r«M „ _ ... mtttee ere: Mrs. Bernard Neu- rnll * ***‘< * mm « u» Or»m tad Vi^f.nd • • • convention will be attended by mwm. man. Hackensack: Mary la- officeri. directors and dele- cooetti. Richfield. Mrs gates from New York. New ATWKSTKUDBHTm Charles Brennan. Westfield; Jersey and Connecticut. DO na-novimki Mrs. Harry Fatey, Ruther- YOU KNOW Following registration on M P»(IK AVfNUI ford; Mrs. Stephen huchmtn. NEWAHK Friday at 4 p.m . Mr* Vincent Dover: Mrs Roy Looey, Clif- rasbk: w«.;n* O’Sbca of Hackensack, pres', ton; Mrs. Chsrlea Middaugh. dent, will conduct the first ses- Clare sion. A federal Dove-; Petty. Walling workshop on too. and Gina North aid to education co-l-cted by Signore!’!, '•unswick. Mr. Bernard Rrdmr .i of New One York will follow. Day Only Sale COLUMBIKTTES will attend a Dialogue Mass at St. Jo- for the next ... year seph's Church offered by Msgr John M. Fleming, na- tional chaplain and pastor of Vuluo Our Savior New York. so fantastic you will Church, A four-hour business session pay us to soli it to you! will begin at r.oon. Receptions RESTAURANT will be held that at the Kingston •way prototom area "TT SZZS" Council Club House and the ho- in your horn*—NOW. "o*** ? Am .«•,*■ iMditM mm* 114 tel. A banquet Saturday eve- A who cxkttiu mm iwiiattt truly outstanding ning will cloae the convention. far thn apartment. astato. Mrs. William Murphy of 20 Hamilton St. • MU 4-4190 Oakland is chairman assisted ar clubhouse at eolr —— Compare.it 5?59

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By JUNE DWYER win f«C tt go to Terry Mc- Summer said titled, "My Compan- ‘to work la to Sister Marie Dunn. pray* but Nutley. Sister Terese Whst are favorite Guire who la going into the Valeria. your vaca- ion, Jesus.” this doesn’t mean that have , we "I would like to share my second tion spots? How can share grade at School No. Denise has some wonderful labor PATRICIA St you 1, to constantly to offer it summer with God Kernodle, 7, Passaic. drew by being your summer vacation with Terry two pic- thoughts that are for a« a Our Paul’s, Jersey easy prayer. moat meager friendly and helping others,*' City. God? turea, but the Don't look to Addle for judgei thought each of ua to follow in sum- thought*, and actions, Lucille said. "I know It will Dorothy Lettierl, gt hla words, g, the answers. Read what picture of the fair waa a mer. She said: your "St. Benedict offered with the right Inten- warm God’s if 1 Anne’s, Fair Lawn. real winner. heart can Sister own Young Advocate Club tion, are worthy to be called God nearer to Lourdette. at bring people members have to Terry Uvea 155 Albion St., aay. prayeri.” and them realize that in and help Gerard Lettierl, l, gt. The judges have finished Passaic, was taught by Denise Have You ended her prize-win- we shall be one fami- Fair Mrs. last eternity Annc'a, Lawn. Slater looking at the pictures the Beyer year. letter ning by saying: "When ly, all friends of God, regard- SaVio. Junior Young Advocates (boya THE you are playing don’t lesa of SENIOR Advo- forget race, color or tongue." and from the Young Mary Lynch, 1, st. Gene- girls kindergar- Read...? Jeiui, few cates came with Whisper a words of There they are Advo- up wonderful Young vieve's, Elizabeth. Mrs. Mc- ten through the fourth grades) gratitude in Hla ears. Jesus cates. A few ideaa vacation w*y» to share the summer on Kenna. have drawn of their favorite Tbt with God. following questions are will stop whatever He la doing spots and wonderful But, as always, we some vacation spots. They've check- bated on Timmy Lynch, 1, St Gene- have to articles ubicb to whisper a few words of thoughts on how we can select three top win- appear stay ed the letters from the Senior vieve'!, Elizabeth. »» tbit it me love in ear." eloae Sister ners. of The Advocate. your to God during the sum- Advocates (boys and girls Adrian. Our first The ensures ora at mer. the fifth the place winner Is printed the CLAIRE sixth from through ANBBHO. a Stephen Deals* bottom the Have a McKenna, 2, gt O'Connor, an eighth of column with happy August. eighth grades) too, that sug- grader from Our Lady of Mt. Aloysius, from St. Jersey City. Sister grader the * on of Catherine's, pog which the ant ■ gested ways sharing a vaca- wet Carmel. Ridgewood, came up :. HONORABLE MENTION Ann who Regina. Erakln. lives at M Ml. article with the tion with God. And here are beg cam be fotmd. thoughts which took certificates are awarded to the Glen Rd. Skyline, Midvale, Marian Maleski, 7, St. the results: 1. The our second prize In the senior Md Young Catholic Leaders following Young Advocates is taught Sister M. John’s, Clark. Sister M. by Institute division. Claire lives at 124 (names listed Jane. Gabriel. will hold Its annual are in FIRST check of letter is alphabeti- Mark THE place Denise's Walnut Maleski, 4, St. John's. aeiaion at St., Ridgewood, and cal order): Clark. $3 In the junior division goes to Sister Mary waa taught by Mias Ellen Cecilia. (a) St. Kennedy. Armentt, grade 7, Anne M. a fourth Paul's Abbey Claire thinks Beatty, the summer is O'Brien Mt. Gordon Molano, Essex School, Hope. Mr. kindergar- from St. Hills- 17 (b) Catholic grader John's, the perfect time to the ten. Sacred Heart, Complete (c) St. plan Bradley. Lyndhurst. for her of the Vernon's Mrs. dale, picture future. She wrote: "In the Joan Senecki. 2. Bona Balani, 2, Holy Cross, CaUkill Mountains. who Vlewa is Anne, magazine summer free from Harrison. Daniel you are Mrs. Crassian. o 'Domicil. 2, St. lives at SO St, Hills- easily recognizable Clayton CCD Course by routine chores. You be- Clifton. can Betsy Our Philip's, Sister Ed- dale, drew cabins tha the green banner Callaghan, 5, Lady two by (a) on closer God because come to of the Velley, Miss wardinc. aide of stream. In the back- the cover Orange. a you have more leisure time to beauti- the caricature Lilly. ground you can tee two At (b) of a THOMAS Caldwell give Him. It is an ideal time O'Donnell, l, st with Friar the Maureen Cuthbertson, 3, ful mountains capped on cover Philip's, Clifton. Mrs. to give your thoughts to Moore. CALDWELL your St. (c) section Cecilia's. Isclin. Sister snow. Msgr. Roger picture on the vocation and to ask God’s A. help Cynthia Reimer, 7, Our Sister Reynolds, arcbdiocesan di- center Joseph Ann. Anne was taught by fold in leading you to your to Lady of rector of the place Visitation, Paramus Michael Teresa. Confraternity of Patricia St. 5. Winners front the Young Ad- life. DcHont, 7, Sister Michele. Christian Doctrine, presented vocate Club "Asa matter of Sister come from fart,'* »he Stephen's, Kearny. Aim THE SECOND certificates to It Sisters who Ritchie, 7, St. Patricks. place check Adele. (a) Hillsdale and Midvale “1 of the Mary took concluded, thought Elizabeth. Sister of $3 goes to Matthias Rus- a six-week courtj at Joseph (b) Elizabeth and slogan, ‘Vacation for Voca- Kathleen 4, St. third from St Caldwell the Jersey Donovan, nock, a grader College oo apos- tion'." „ Vincent's Sitter Lor- toUt# of the CCD City Bayonne, who drew and methods Anthony 8. Mary's, Whartoo, Passaic How’s that tor idea? Stringil, Assump- of (c) and Bloomfield a good etta Dolores. of the beach. And teaching Christian Doc- Bayonne. Sister Inez us a picture Barbara. trine. The 4. The North American Litur- Honors Drohan, Our who is on a blan- group included 17 3, Lady guess lying THE THIRD to the Christine Sweny. 2, Jeffer- Week will be prize of Miss ket the sand the Dominican Sisters and one gical held Victories, Jersey City. on watching senior division is to son School, Northvale. Mrs Sister of next week In going come in? That's St. Joseph of New- Brannegan. water right, Lucille an Ferrara. ark. (a) Santa Fe Cavalla, eighth Matthias. Drohan, 4, Our Lady grader from St. Anthony's. Mary Stephen Sister M. (b) Trenton Sweeny, kindergar- Matthias lives at 13 Frederick of Sa- of Sis- George who realizes that Victories, Jersey City. ten, Jefferson cred Elizabeth, and Is (c) ter School, North- St.. Dover, taught by Heart. Lyndhurst. a Philadelphia have work Catherine. we to at vale. Mrs Seliner member of the CCD's bring Mrs. Losey. arch- a«td 'i '(x)-p friendly and Lu- Patty Gorman. 5, Sacred diocesan neighborly. Anne Walsh, 8. Holy Slaters and Brothers 16 »»»d * atrd Trinity, •<•)-( L cille lives at Fourth Ave., Heart, Dover. Sister Fidelia. TIIE THIRD junior check committee, the Hackensack. Sister Rosa gave course. HH »t»d *(e)-| SX3MSKV Elizabeth, and waa taught by Robert Janzer,X St. Mary's. Fellca.

ADDIE SAYS Be out sure to come of the vocation Felicians Set ahead of the That means game. you should be able

to look back on the summer and know you have learned WHY PAY MORE? have seen new Dual something new, things or have become Events WHYPAY MORE? a better person. Addie became a winner at crochet. LODI - The Kelician Sis- (Color and paste on cardboard.) ters will hold a double cele- MORE MEATfor LESS mi bration at Immaculate Concep- SHOP-RITEI tion Convent here with an out- door Solemn Pontifical Msss

at noon on Sunday, Aug. U. will combine the ™«“ 10 Sisters They closing N.J. to Attend of the golden jubilee of the CORNED founding of the community's vi Lodi province with the annual Ct Canon novena to Our Lady of Law Institute Ciestoebowa in First preparation for V Cut the millenium of Christianity in $ DALLAS. PA. - Ten North titia; Sisters Poland which will be marked * 85 Missionary of the MK Jersey Staten will attend the Immaculate in IM 59 39 Conception, Sis- lb. Initituta for to be M. Religious ter Juste, and Sister Jean Mother Mary Virglnettr. held Misericcrdia at College Marie; CS S F.. provincial superior, here Aug. 20-3 L Rev. Joseph Also. Sisters of Mercy. has Invited all students, rela- T. Galien, S.J.. professor of (North CHUCfc Plainfield). Mother M. tives and friends to the re- CANTALOUP! STEAKS .45' RIB ROAST Canon Woodstock .55* Law, Col- Patrick and Mother M. Gio- ligious celebrations sad to a Maryland, win direct the and lege, vanni; Sisters of St. garden party fallowing. RIBSTEAKS institute for 151 major reli- .69* RIB ROAST Joseph of Newark. Sister 19! .65* gious superiors from 14 states, Catherine Regina, and Sister Morris Nun CUB! STEAKS .99' Canada and Ireland. M. Domenica. SPARE RIBS .39* The institute is part of a Takes Vows GROUND three-year course in Canon CHUCK .69' PORK CHOPS 8 Law and aacetical theology. Word .39* Square COLUMBUS - Sitter M. The courses are designed to Kristin. dnUghter of Mr. end “explain all laws of the 12,39 CMKKSM PARTS 1 ■*«" Mrs Edward S. Marks of St. A 99c 59f Church that apply to congre Virgil's. Morris Plains. wUlba gallons of Sisters" and to "ex- Sow. among 22 Sisters professing a 85c $2.59 plain and aystematize the .49* temporary vows in the Dom- PRANCES 10,49- batie principles of the spir- s 59c inican Congregation of St. for OutdoorEttaa Roost 099 c itual life." 1 Mary of the Springs kern Aug. *sl.s9 15. BREASTS. 59* s49c REPRESENTATIVES from NECTARINES New Jersey include: Benedic- * .69c Nmg Crab Logs *9c tines oMElizabrih, Sister Rose UVERS .69‘ Anita, and Sister Clarence ‘sS9c BM.h * 29c Marie; Felicians. Mother M. CoMornio 19! Virginette, and Sister M. Jus-

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Institute of Adult Education institutes. the speakers at the ernment. Young day on the Church and the • Life: lay . Family Rev. James in> Bayonne. 1 These include: Susan NEWARK Catholic Leaders' Institute Bat- _ The to In number Blessed addition, a of _ Will face the Garfield apostolato. J. Carroll of St. Charles Bor- Cadets, be held at St. Paul's faglia, Anthony Ciaglia, Sacrament CYO Golden Abbey elective workshops will be of- the four other Heading specialized rotrfeo a AMONG THOBE among units, 17 at here (Newark), Cana Con- offering Gail de Planque, Arlene Jac- Knights have their sights Aug. Aug. 25-30. fered daily. They will deal ■tudy group* will be: ference and Sister electives will be Rev. Ridgewood High School field conductor, Elias and Harold Kollmeier. trained on a in Hie theme of the with various of quette repeat victory Institute 1 techniques • Communication art*: Marie under the S.C., of East Mayer, 0.5.8., Rev. The YCLI founded In the National light*. Anthony, Newton; was Dreani Contest Is "Living Integral leadership. Rev. James A. Christiani- Pindar, direc- Catholic School. Frank J, fordram In the Orange High McNulty, Immacu- 1958 under the sponsorship of and bugle dream contest, which ty.” Some 70 selected The of each corps Aug. high point day tor of Radio WSOU- late is high Station • Education: Mrs. Richard Conception the of Our in 1* at sponsored by the United Or- Seminary, Sodalities Lady Roosevelt Stadium, Jer- school seniors from the New- will be the celebration of a FM and chairman of the of the of Darlington; Rev. Edward ganizations of Furrevig, faculty R.S. the Newark Archdiocese. The sey City. Bayonne, ark Mass with Archdiocese and the Pat- community a homi- communication arts St. Blessed depart- Union College and Rev. Stan- Cooke, aim is The Knights boosted Sacrament will meet Paul’s, Ramsey; to provide young peo- their erson Diocese will ly at mid-day. The students Seton Hall participate. ment, M. director of Eleanor Turbett, current the Garfield Cadets and University! ley Grabowski, Irvington, ple with the “what." “how” victory string to threo St. will also recite Prime and and Edward writer the and Mr. Kevin’s Emerald Fischer, YCU. and Mrs. and of the contests and 14th THK Donald "why" lay apns- posted their Knights. INSTITUTE will be and in for Ave Maria Compline dally engage and • P. win in 18 tries magazine Government: Stanley Ryan, Sparta. tolate. Aug. 10 as they the won first annual “Sound of Music” which competition, was In Europe sponsored by St. Rose of Lima’s Imperial Lancers here Column Writer at Schools Stadium. Felicians Seminar BT. LUCY’S Cadets (New- Complete which had the trie), won LODI A which in- top group bad a audi- in they semi-private spot an event at Clifton the Empties Mail cluded three Bag Sisters, seven ence with Pope Paul VI. Pope previous week, came in sec- students and two alumnae of Paul Sister ond REV. JOSEPH spoke directly to to the Golden Knights. The By T. McGLOIN, S.J. Immaculate Conception High Pontiana, one of the winners tallied 89.16 Mary points and School here last Writing U a moat fascinat- week return- three Felician Sisters in the took ability to rise to a challenge, trophies for finish highest ed from four-week ing business, for any number their lack of fear of a Felician group. in both dramming and bugling. any con- of reasons. It's Sisters European Seminar. an outlet for their and She snd Sister St Lucy’s bad 81.98 and sequences. honesty Mary Sanc- points one's chance One of the of the it ideas, a to pass of fairness, and highlights tinc teachers took the for best sense so on are at Immacu- trophy two-and-one-half one's experiences on to others and and trip was a color guard. so on so on?) late* Conception. The third for their and their day at the shrine of perusal, "You know that the stop Sister. Sister St. Patricks’ Cadets . . . Mary Hortulane, (Jersey acceptance Lourdes in France where or rejection. great majority of the parents is of City) were fourth with 77.16. supervisor elementary they participated to a candle- One of the most interesting that read this article will form schools (or the Lodi Province. Before the chal- taking on Is light procession and vis- angles the mail one gets a attitude toward they to its title in the negative A third feature of the lengers dream ited St. Bernadette’s home. trip as a result. There is so and its effects. much ’steady dating’ was a London. Other contest. Blessed Sacra ment stop at in this mail that Your column gets its variety you across THE TOURISTS also places which visited in- spent were begin to wonder how well Just di- point very pshchdogically a week at Rome during which clude Warsaw, Czestochowa, verse human nature want it to. You know that for CHILDREN can get —you Krakow and Zakopane, all in The same article will the parent* are looking for get al- Sends Poland. for REUCIODS most embarrassing praise some good excuse to keep Pope Symbol their from from ooc reader and offspring ‘going equally To Youth ACADEMY OF for EVERYONE Now all have Mexican vehement condemnation from steady.' they to SAINT ELIZABETH another. One tells do is to your column MEXICO CITY (RNS) you you've point CATHOLIC iICOMDAIV SCHOOL SOI OIIL( hit the nail on the and thus they are able to give Pope Paul VI sent a head, and symbo- reu«M .mo mur Ac credited lic ISM another hints that a valid excuse for their ac- sacred flame and a BOOKS someone spe- SIITIIS Ol CHAIITV cial 57 Imrt have tions . . .” (A "valid excwse"? to Catholic Kihir St, must driven a nail message Coflclot Sew Jersey Wow!) here who through your head. young people are JEfftrson 9-1600 This, meant as a scathing marking the 50th Ann anniversary Gallos (second from LET'S TAXE A SFAIN-BOUND - Betty right) sample or indictment of kindly old Fa- of the founding of the Mexican of Woodbridge and her teacher, Sitter Mary Alexis of St. two. ther. is precisely what kindly Catholic Youth Association Mary's High School As was be Saint James (Perth to leave on to expected, an old Father had in mind. And The flame, covered NEW ENGLAND Amboy), prepare a by a to the article "Women’s A smell icheel ler M CAM beertficsy trip Spam, In International on if even one parent wakes miner's t grand on essay Crowning up protective lamp, was prise Mrs . I e/vj #W e«T stuAeers classes contest on the life of Christopher Columbus. Glory" brought a few out of to the dangers of teenagers flown from Rome to Mexico and Historical They ore look- ere smelt ewA fee erefresn Is wtAs *A Religious Pilgrimage the woods. You doo't at a of mention going steady (which City after it was blessed ing model the Columbus flag ship. dangers, by tAerevt* i« KWS One Meeker Mr R«v. |. OSI, the atrocious things some the at G*ors<* Sherry, Chaplain as I pointed out. are always Pope Castel-gandolfo. seek 1 sSwAeetv CreAes 4 Ikrewsk It. and el women (teenagcd not so there psychologically, and al- his summer residence. Weekly reesrM M eereefv fee HU4 el lecMn. Prelate Warns teenaged) can do to their most there Mtarw Marin, «iW>ir MIMIM PJri. of always morally), Drop-Outs Lems leases SckeeL lerl.e L Cam. hair, and hope to escape the then that particular column lira aldria « tha La. (NC) LAFAYETTE. - to remind the of about "un- duty parents to charge writing will have achieved its Bishop Maurice " M EDI CAL Schcuaydcr do all that is to priestly things possible see purpose. of Lafayette has expressed that the and In OPPORTUNITIES boys girls com- oae column. 1 rashly ex- concern oarer the THE MAIL does in. Increasing plete at least their school come FOR 16-35 MMri Pir how, faalai rmm (Ms MU. M» Mi, high pressed some dusatisfaction WOMEN number of youngsters and I it. Most of it —i at nwata. drop education Likewise both with the enjoy is pas- overemphasis on out of school. Some Store God Others ping high tors aad encouraging of it is in- fcj Sernoj assistants are urged sports in high schools. A priest. He said tn a to dignant. All of it is interest pastoral letter speak of this scourge to 1 was told by a critic, has no teds H. which Ing. Philip and Eileen Sheridan was read in all their flocks from the to talk about diocesan pulpit, right sports, and LABX-RAY To close 351 Mt. Avenue churches: at of on a positive note Proved meetings men and wom- besides, anyone who thinks DIHOMMn consider “. . . 1 that Newark “I it my en. in religion classes, and to could be sincerely hope o» >wni»i 4, NJ. Tab HU 3-3977 (after 6:10 PAL) grave sports overcm tha you will continue writing ar- young people individually must be phasbed a BA pound N. T. M. Hm.Mi ticles such this, because fKNMM.Hn whenever the occasion at It weakling who never gets more it the faith of other presents itself. exercise than people limbering up Uke you that us teen- & “For evident his wrists and helps 1 Borgos Borgos reasons, the fingers at a agers put faith in ourselves majority of these drop-outs typewriter. for Insuranc* must join the already too vast HM«fe.|MIMNY4 CM U2M VE»Y OFTEN'. I find that This more than makes up ELECTRONICS of all klodt army of the unemployed No the critic makes one of sever- for my other friend who better school and no work mean idle- al mistakes he writes “as a of WHILE STILL CAR puts words only means St3 K NY AVINUI ness. with the result that APPAREL into the irrita- FOR Electronic my column, reads releasing constant many become with only N. delinquents EMPLOYED KEARNY, J. the words he wants tion you bava caused me ever School little for to. or THE hope a happy and CLERGY P GIOIGI J. 10*001 tends to raske a universal out since you began writing about *vA useful Ufa.” aiuit K lull of a teenagers .*• particular such ss . ’S3 PASSAIC AYE.. KEARNY. NJ. TELEPHONE 998-1133 • Will IAM JL would I OUCCUM be the case were one FATHER JUNIFERO Sitter* of Reparation fUAtt HU m CMtftm Serra. to all Catholics ivocaunoe um kxkut. I Hw wrmmm 10700 Judge by ooe , the “Apoetle of California.” Star of Sea of the Congregation of Mary disgrace to the Church or died In ITM. • rrtvMinf Htmo far Pa all sports by one stupid Moves Ahead sportsman. Duffy and Quinn CilhMot fa all »«fl a* Take, for the letter • Taachfna Instance, Not* Our N*w Address Cp>taran and Taan Antra. (too to in In Hudson • {aadfrtm IndaacM far Wart- lengthy quote its Loop n t. si it n t n. nt. Ina Oirta. entirely) which begins with mu t-ms Wnt* Vacation thractraaa BAYONNE - SUr of the this bit 14} Watt lathttraat, N. V. 11. N. V. of mature restraint: itcrotT suvicc iNvnto SETON HALL Sea. which baited ahead in Tt farm at CMalaaa HIM -I this letter am writing as the race for secood half hon- UNIVERSITY a means of releasing the or* in the Hudson County CYO constant irritation Junior GUARANTEED I you have Baseball League, will PRIESTS JESUIT BROTHERS caused me ever since face the other undefeated only Oa*raM thru . . . UIMU « aU lot bats, to tw aarttra W Jaasw Chrtal about teen- club, Mt you began writing Carmel, in a K CkMTft M ud COEDUCATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE key » tea* tt lit faratca aiMn rar trftrmMMa ante Your articles agers . . . con- game Aug. 17. I Director of Vo hi 3 » CITY. Me. - "The SSL CaraH 1 a Foreign Student to America fir Msk’i ■NahrMW Hudson a i Blvd. SL ViarNt i a | OiM* Umra 00 Jersey City | —An Opportunity far Friend- 01 64000 U the announced K 3085 L. Ambroiir Pra» ■hip.” topic o, I by Um Ladle* Auxiliary of the Veteran* of War* PRINTING ..JSOO THE COUE6E OF ADULT EDUCATION COURSES Foreign for it* 29th annual National HARRY F. MURPHY FRANCISCAN WISSIONAIT DNIOI Spmol Coen*ia Nttmrk School Omly High Writing Contest. 135 WEST 31st NEW TOW i, NEW YORK o>t No*Jt«riadou4 Stadmi ST NEWARK 2 SHEET, Students from 71 CLINTON , public, pri- coll PI 44*0 SitHU lOngoti. S-0077. 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Morteete/y Hollideysbufj} I’d 't ■ in!o In CYO Baseball August 15,1963 THE ADVOCATE 11 At St. Philip's St. Rose Hikes 1st-Plate Edge Summer Cage Camp Scheduled NEWARK - St. Rote of Heart (Vailsburg) and St. ing of Dennis Kieinknecht. Lima CLIFTON Basketball In the clinic. posted a forfeit victory Catherine’!, respectively. Both Kleinknecht fanned six bat- over Sacred Heart Cathedral teams have 2-1 records. ters. Frank Udvarhelyi August will be coming up provid- AT 11 to two and again this as the LEAST TWO, players Aug. build a ed the offensive power with a y6ar Bergen- KD CILENTO'B from Catholic schools. first relief Passaicßasketball re- high one-half-game {dace bulge triple and homer to score four Camp in pitching sparked Sacred Heart turns to St. John Russell of St. Peter's the Essex County CYO’s in- rims. Charles Philip the Apostle Cathedral Balakonls took baseball to Ha third School and Frank of termediate league. straight the lots. Aug. 28-30 for the sec- Prep Zurey Pope second-round in the Pius have 8L Catherine- of Siena victory St. Francis ond already enrolled won by forfeit year. junior league. . and more (Cedar Grove) remained In from St. Philomena’s. may enter before The switched here CUento relieved- BiU camp was ia closed. contention with an 8-3 victory GogUa The first-round registration standings last from Don Bosco Sacred with the bases loaded and year over Heart (Vails- no show St. Antoninus and St. Among the members of the outs In the bottom of the High SchoM, and the Ed aev- Benedict’s Ramsey, besides burg). Winning pitcher tied for first with staff, Tarrant and enth directors found the move Zeres strike- Inning to a 2-0 a registered seven protect four and (me records. Sacred are John lead. since the site Bach, Stevens, one Frank Laddlck took the Cilento was nicked for a good one tfew is outs. Heart Cathedral U third with of the standouts at Fordham sacrifice to make the score more accessible to more loss. fly a three and last one ipark. year; John Mahonchak, 2-1. He then struck out the areas. Dick former Two critical rained-out first Tarrant, will The who enter his senior year next two batters the Standings St. Cecilia's coach and rouud are scheduled to to end (E) games JUNIOR kSMXUB and third season as a current Passaic School regular be 11. St. Rose game. aww UkU> High made-up Aug. at St. Bonaventure this Sacred Heart scored Us W L and John Ford- year; and St. Francis will both be two 1 coach, Bach, tenTßjvt CHk S Mika Checkan of George Waah- bidding for the first-round runs in the sixth frame on ham University coach, direct and Tal at Bob Lou ington Brody crown when meet Sacred singles by Schwarts, they Illinois. Gennrio and CUehto. M. ImmS Umi I 3 St. Antoninus moved Into • isSL, i ; tie for second NEW St. Cecilia's place Am, It *«ot«i sr YORK three-way IcMM lUIICII AVIMUI by St. Thomas the IM Saudi InAtunMl edging »_ n-ÜBl'i >i Sacra* Hurt CJlka- At Bs Bast Sets 9 Games Apoatie, 3-1. W. i B.m. Dining * immSm n. at. nu—ii. in Losing pitcher Dennis Satso ■ Tkamaa In Grid fanned 13 batters and allow- >* at rraarta. I XB GILHULY'S Return St tTuume a. j. Inulfi tv at N*w al LUva. cm. ed Two only two hits. errors J» i«ui C*ntr»i laeatioi ENGLEWOOD—After a one- RESTAURANT and BAR sod a passed ball accounted iNTsRMsoiATa I*«nf Hadtni comfort-TV, Otvttor. rxtm( forced absence from the Ftcilittos, tportsm lobbr—SMuliful Oc*m year for two of the winners’ runs. DiUdwi LuKtwiu w t Vm» MooAt-ltHn Swtff and School „_ nrcJtti. Rum St. Ceclhi’s High ■- Smt bi Umt 1 » rnry*a la HomaUka AUananhara sport, Winning Joe Krill, who * Ov»t/v-Cort Ourct pitcher * Praact* I PrrviK,,,-Mothm* Dali* and SUNDAY Cond. will football thia fall I Hctt Air return to hurled from r—Wo ClU'it a no-bitter last week, Jl telMn 1 I Con**nt*nl to Collaaim) A rbaatar* with a nine-game in- Same avails) I t EUROPEAN PLAN Choir* Win*, and schedule, was touched for five hits. ffttrt IJquors. Muaak SacraN Naan CaU. I 3 (MCial faciiitiis fo» cluding two new opponents. $3 •tTT FaiVATS FARTIII ST. Cat Braack 'kMt'fclwaßl ACCOMMOOATINO The Saints will face Notre BENEDICTS defeated _ IIt* M Sama Nsart IV) vaTet Rasa * Umt. W«.H. I m of West Haven. Conn., St. I lawn A*«. at 4*ta at. Dame Joseph's (Maplewood i. p m »»Hhf Data st flaacta St I N NEW »t Cathanaaa. « c CITY Nov. • here and 9-3. behind the seven hit YORK Bishop Egan pitch- BNt OttlmhUm MR. 41 run at Levittown. Pa . Nov. IT. WL and Ford- THE RESORT ★ Joseph's (WNY) ADVOCATE SECTION YOUR GUIDE TO RELAXATION & RECREATION ham Prep were the opposition those dates ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY NEW on two years ago. YORK NEW YORK Four Tri-County Catholic Conference contests, tradition- WARD AND SKELLY’S al games with city-rival En- for vacation glewood and Xavier of New mori your money!

York as well as a City game Just a step from Baach and BoardwsHt on beautiful Parte with North Bergen are also on Ptaca betwein Ohio and Indiana Avan., Atlantic ‘ECHO FARM HOTEL' City. the agenda. Two of the St Ovor 200 rrvnt with privets bath ' room*, Including single,' UPPER CAIRO JUST FISHIN AND WISHIN’ GREENE COUNTY Cecilia's games will be after doubt* and suits*. Also largo family rooms. Modern Accommodation* and Facilities. 3 Home Cooked dark—Oct. 12 with Queen of • rate pajwim* ... rote sathins Mounts Meals sports spot Daily Choice Breakfast Bacon served Peace at Harrison and the every morning. Swimming in our Filtered 2-acre lake with concrete game with Notre Dame. safe for children. Children's Playground. Recreation HalL The complete schedule Is as Lawn for hire follows; Shuffleboard. Sporta. Bicycles delivered to door Churches Go nearby. 4 minutes to East Durham. Brochure. Cast, Man §**«. a. Nf« fw* Young On V .Sank lirfwi. U. Own K IDunnymede *4 New Ultra Modern Motels with Private Bath *• Fer Information Reservations: S. n l/TTli'' rwNn^owi or Call ■« • "« a*r«M«H a OianawM by DENVIUE mw w r.«r i. decision. • MODERN ELEVATOR laa* »h im« recent yean. The Lakers have al- the Federation of Interna • S««n t.aw Om. im r.»w Hr msTcmom Hoax] >• U an*. •••> rwwa aaor. wmh lam, dr lowed •TV • G one run to be scor- Basketball SOLARIUM just Arbiters for work- & Center atdue to east aaTts i> H >•« ow Incka, a. a TvT HE IS currently enjoying an Boat Sport ed against them through the ing in 13 tournaments of inter- MO J 1 trwn St NicJ»m Ctorck ==■- opportunity to discover first- IT It CINVIUI * Mmu tournament. In one other national I hand how he'll like Ho competition. »"W* •»* Mx Tm. lutHfOl Japan. mound r jojc appearance, Mendes oa».->4 MOTEL ROYAL LIONS was pinked on a 16-man U- S. pitched a three-hit shutout which left week squad this for • • • a tour of that country. He* IN THE imu League MXA selection followed Dooough's PAULS *w» m UTM tournament ' a young man MOTORS mm some top-notch efforts In the from Mt Carmel pariah la The National AAU championships Wedgwood showed he SO s w: Ten*fly may he ~ ~ !•*« last weekend at Chicago. “TJ *«•.. km 1 h x. t. In the famous foot- *• *6 following Mantra ntr Dick moved In fast company rat Ml M Uk O-nCoM Court* Rna Food trm at he took fourth in HA 7-2530 •mil Imi oioru!s r«ut>o places man- rm horn OCEAN GROVE sktm§ Bathing 1001 both the 100- and 200-meter hw fartiM DAT WEEK KiUN MM -d MM freestyle events at the AAU fi- Pirate Mermen Cl Mr* CmM A Data. rn» LAKENSEA nals. Ha also finished -fifth in HOTEL 1961 MERC, WA6O» Loung* Hor* OowtfM - Tate* the and torn l>m at 100-meter butterfly M. Icm rn-nn Fr**w*y Sonic 4 Lon* Rout* 17 Cotooy C AU Whit* Park. pan., LAKE VIEW !• OCM« the North Swim Increase Slate • *«» *>C Caiar TV CftC#"**' b(M«t«»t. SOUTH ORANGE—Five new trim, RAH. ley relay. HI rM> Cmmmtl LxXM M J listed the M Ms MVS * JOkklO* Wr The Seton Hall Prep grad- opponents are on BOATS M ImA Ml* lATmim# Ifll'xn Txtk MiMI IMA *r 1963-64 Seton Hall MM Mm m LM. mm O N uate earned a spot on the University •Mr U OxM Mn K M CM WAIL TOWNSHIP schedule 1961 FORD WAGON klMl M HAM. Ml swimming which was ♦O7 American team in the Pan- •I HI BIS announced nA Games this and by Rev. John J. Sedan. * pu,., Al] Am year Morgan, athletic director. It Whit*, red rtnyl interior. P S should become an Olympian if , ASRURY PARK ASBURY PARK will mark the sixth for PB Auto maintains his season n AL-SAN lm pace. tram., RAH. present w/w • • • coach Jim Fetten. PRoip* Baltimore and buck) bury Pat N. J. 0*1 apart* llafctaf at Lakes. Gene, who Lafayette. °olj 9,000 eric, miles tmi M. J. mm J* rr lai Pomptoo »ttJl Some of the FREE OCEAN BATMM6 trow hotel m totor. Church ImM >1 **}**' Oyi art*. traditionally Nifty. •i (•bint. mod. was a standout with the Don rma CmO. 1 IMI Mw il«l ■« "| strong foes on the schedule in- P.O. Box 14, Lake Booco High School freshman 1961 VOIKS Spring Villa- * sun 1 iv i basketball and baseball clude L.1.U., Adelphi, New Jersey T»L OHm teams 2DR. fun extras. 2 Family Rooms. Double Bed I1!II-KM«X cr 40* das t * i m \** »* 4 x H. last hat nova. Manhattan. Temple, Tel: Gibson 9-6146 * *. trauißui year, been a key fac- in eich • doors. $lO 00 $56.00 WVIy. Fordham. connecting Daily tor in drive to the National Georgetown and a Twin $ 3.50 KOTLAMO I* Bob and Mil- Rooms, Beds-per person Daily $21.00 Whly. THI CATSKILLS semi-finals of the Senior Little Crooks Larry Rooms Obi. Occ. • $3 00 $lB.OO Wkty. AVON BY THE SEA DUFFY'S GREIN ISLE ler. who combined for 263 per person Daily HOUSE League tournament by a team last will Rooms. Single * 400 Daily_s24.oo Wkly. SOUTH N. Y. from Pomptoo Lakes. points season, return CAIRO, the Pirate swimmers »|>H» rUH Ikl. It II lm u «or He and the of the Lak- to give inm, od old rest Your Mr. bright prospects. Hosts, A Mrs. Jote A. Kiwis, Owiir md Miaigor AVON MANOR (lima* room, bor rn!l. The .nlo9 * TV. donrtaa J complete schedule is as SAFETY Sylvonia Ave. Oratory Lists follows: -T >— Avon, N. J. MocREYNOLDS —— MI. *k per ! ts o room n Not. a m a Mol » 111 cm ptM lom/ortatdc 2?*" ,'° »•«*• !HU jn a, m a»imi in m Tm»Mi ASBURY 2 PARK, NEW JKSfY U • related Mm* *"■ *»• U m. * •»« Newcomers L. L U.) SL »». M M. Jofea'i. U. m j?\Jn Jm.‘ «» »ith hot Unlj. rMiMpil CMMltl Mtf MMMMtr MhM t Micti tna ■»—. W CttMtN nvmkor MAdiooa SUMMIT With anew M> MMMm Momm 14MBM. a 1 ■ir»m lorn PROFIT FfiSi vnuu nrhti coke TV ■ with bnl «■» mM. rm WONDDUTI KIAU !■«••• H.Y.C- ON Mdl a M will tor HV 0 0000 1., coach, Dom Flco, and a re- bat amot la rhmiui eau Cton tor wrtOo. Vow M and Ana hoc* vised schedule, Oratory will r»b u Oeuemi a ol Wool Wf'IUMIIT AVMNU**’ room. Oat Work baarh cbowofi a rowWoMi a o tw SMI bo looking to halt a losing Stmilieors. $5O to $6O por week, CONNECTICUT slide which hai mounted to 19 SHOREHAM rates games—lncluding two consec- Breakfast For special family For nenruoucoll utive 04 seasons. MR HEAVENS SAKE Morris Mrs. 775-4458 Catholic, anew Football Team toeMM | Stock to Watson, Tel. Nw n AUTUMN TIME IS member, of the Big Eight ENGLEWOOD - Plana for mm .-as A COMlN- Conference, and Mater a tu m Dei, an annual football team FLORIDA fobolout Foil Com- Eolitoi* (nord w« new in mi school Port Monmouth, »<*•?) Critp »if, xhotted munion breakfast, sponsored J. Mttmi have been added. ppOtotiltf. crocklmi nood firtt Morristown pin* by the Fathers’ Chib of St. pjn«tird uwoom. foil Flirt, ‘ - School and St. Bernard's oil end < lundri''td A on* were Cecilia's \ MADISON HOTEL 6 mar* High School, teava o in ii«C» Id tonloi! to make for the MIAMI dropped room been set for Oct. 30 before m mu Wit. a i a bri aw m CptktoUto Court* AdMltolto* newcomers. Writ* Ear loljtof : game with Xavier High Tm •!( NntM OflfiMtlM OMM. Amtt lp The * lan. Flu Fluid Mitofimi BEACH rrm locals will play one School. Frank Roeeodahl and Hoitl. F*k*4. Fhwm Fir mr Haw Cnk>M a WAZEEOBranra night game, Nov. 22 at Har- Frank Burke are chairmen. & NEW MOTEL CltMlk OwMfkkte Ift. Ociai URIVIIIE I. CONN. •*»*€ t» . Nil. rison. •■ft Hi trofto N.Y.C. At tho Boardwalk A 2d Ayr. Mnt Ctoman. Fail PMftiM. MAC A. CMAMSERIIN. Owoar-Mp. The schedule ia as BT. PIUS X was canonised Ft I4FM Jm*A and o*Mr Tto( (Alto* complete • canto. Mft Codto »J) HE iIOOO in follows: 1954, 30 years after his Asbnrj Park, NJ. death.

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the society, Pope Pius XI au- 2,618 schools in Uganda, a RC Rov. Msgr. William F. Louis "UNTIL NOW." he ssld, thorised this organization as former British territory which ** DofSram N. St. Paterson 1. J. Phono ARmory 4-04M “the great majority of our the pontifical instrument by became in Octo- Bears: Dally, 9 a.m. independent ta S p.m.: Saturday. 9 a.m. to 12. schools have been looked aft- ' which aims are centralized ber. 1962. tyonMtions to the Society tor the of er or for the missions. the ; Propegeiion the by missionaries, by Today Frith income rrr trx deductible. other employees of the -xiety for the Propagation of churches. This system has, on the Faith is organized in 58 the done s lot to in- nations. whole, » around the that tree. Santa Claus is that of Louis INSTITUTE Peterson, on AID volunteer from sure Uganda's primary Since 1823 thousands of mis- Archbishop CLOSES - Leonard Melrose, Mats., who spent and and schools are cut from Mathias of two years in Robert at the of the In- junior secondary sionaries have felt the bene- angels Madras-Mylapore, Chile, greets Efimba of Cameroon dosing sessions cards have been staffed Christmas and who asks American frianda to stilute for International Service 9 properly fit of the pictures; Aug. at Seton Hall University. Also present ore extraordinary apos- and maintained." bells, stars and icicles from to his Peterson tolic of the respond appeal. Mrs. and Gerry Mische, co-founder of AID. charity foundress silver cigarette package lin- "Nevertheless, the of the society, Pauline Jarieot. govern- er*'. Candles sre fastened to ment has now become con- This has no society capital on the tree with adhesive tape. ‘Bettor World’ he "that in which to draw vinced.” said, an no money Then, "cotton" snow Exiled the su- com- Havana Denies independent Uganda is set aside for Investment; the Bishop pletes decorations. and control of the all alms the Plans pervision are given to poor Told Just before Christmas Mass immediately. the Fathers will set out the SOUTH The for the ORANGE-The Society Propaga- small crib they brought from Church Is Free in Cuba Italian priest-director of a tion of the Faith has been ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. home. Won’t with you help movement toward "social able to supply at the most—- some MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS WY 1-2266-47 gifts? Venezuela The the Church spirituality" announced here 20% of the support of the CARACAS, cannot teach or fers to remain In contact with 319-MI (Opp*»it. Holy Crois) that he is N*. Arlington 700 exiled of operate schools In it is al- beginning work in missionary Bishops all Auxiliary Bishop Cuba, nor a country as long as A New the U.S. over the world. Won't Superior Havana has denied the claim can It on public infor- lowed do to and work because, "If (God) you try carry to to BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER has given the U.S. this increase Faces of the, Castro that mation programs set a the maximum extent great year to the sup- Tasks regime or up possible phys- Many ical there is freedom of blessings then must port the to religion well-organized lay a to preserve and guarantee the we society can give Overcome with grief at the postdate in Cuba and has also believe that He has the refuted Even the celebration of Mass spiritual welfare of souls; but also given SAVE UP TO 30% poor (spiritually and phys- sudden death of his predeces- It statements made by a Mary- is limited due to a this does not a great spiritual mission." ically) of tile world? shortage mean approval > Albort sor. Father Ananias, WW■» »*Y M Hopp«r h tk« lorgotf CM.!., knoll about the state of of he said. Rev. writes priest clergy, or of a particular Riccardo 4 •■Mmwr from Kerala acceptance lombardi, Mtmoriola Ml N«w J#r»*y Allappey, the Church there. Denying that the Church in ■Late of things." S J.. founder of "The Move- School Kids Get that “his • W» State, India, unex- pot* M lO OOP (Mlomtrt o • Too Cuba "in the ment con import fko memorial Bishop Eduardo Boas Mas- was hands of for a Better death falls World." W to JON pected heavily ••**•§ op by mK»| Ot worl progrtttOt A Little dival said that Spanish priests” in AT at Needling "Religious pre-Castro MARTKNOLL. NY, spoke a press conference 4irocf to upon us. God alone can make ffeo portkator. the at freedom does not consist sole- days, Bishop pointed out Rev. John F. Seton Hall • The Donovan, MM. University ar- AH work i« 4o*o by local ttoo#- • Wo kavo parish of St. Francis of good the loss we have suf- of oor plant a largo that all but one of ly in the opportunity of offer- the Cuban the vicar general of the Mary- ranged by the Association toWoft A Kort tfocfc el Assisi takes in two hilly slum fered." for ctrrtn of oor row material enabling tome sre native-born and ing Mass in churches. If Bishops knoil Fathers said that Father International pWot. ottvrmg yov »f iniM^ at to complot* choice outside of Rio de Now head of all activities Development yoor on areas that the government really wants the appreciable number McGowan is in cub* (AID). •kort notKO Janeiro. Children born in of St. Province explicitly Joseph's in of to facilitate the work of tbs Spanish priests there large- against the instructions of these favelas have little to Father Ananias India, writes in their Church, it would have to start ly came early youth Bishop John W. look forward to. Most of them "The Comber, that. projects Father and well all to were assimilated in- of have Shi bar by permitting priests re- MM. superior general no clothes for school, initiated are unfin- their work." to the country. added turn to apostolic Maryknoll He that any nor do have to ished and He they enough incomplete. had Baza Rev. Felix McGowan. MM. Bishop acknowledged statements attributed to Fa- been Time Need eat. financing and construct- that of the Sec and Cuba ther McGowan his an American Holy are own Four the O.F.M. ing the and MaryknoUer years ago building equip- have relations and from New diplomatic and not those of the Myry- Conventual Franciscan Fa- ment of the Rochelle, N.Y., Polytechnic said that the See knoll Consult Your Catholic Funeral bad been in Holy "pre- Fathers. Director thers and the recently quoted opened a parish high hospital, orphanage the Cuban newspaper El Mun- school to the children of the and chapel here, the birth- do to the effect that reports Whose careful and service is in favelas and understanding accord with gave them spe- place of our saintly founder In the U.S. of cial afternoon Rev. circulating per- the sessions. Kuriakose Elias DOLLY MOUNT traditions of Mother Church secution of the Church in Holy Thanks to generous lay peo- Chavara, as well as all the Cube “very far from Simn 1955 of the mission were ple nearby as well centers in the south- city the truth." as of the U. S. each child ern region of Kerala. Bishop Bota said that be A aiming Horn* ja » beautiful vetting. now has a of two "I have to pair shoe*, complete these MURPHY FUNERAL astonished the HOME C QUINN school uniforms was by state- LAWRENCE and a hot projects. It seems too heavy Complete facilities with homelike atmos- attributed Father BCRGCN COUNTY DIRECTORS meal ments to FUNERAL HOME every day. For most of for me but with God’s help l [ McGowan in El Mundo. "In phere. GRACE MURPHY 298 these children feel ACADEMY ST. the meal they confident to discharge the view of past incidents of WILLIAM quo- CLIFFORD H. PEINKKI T. NEELY (a* get in school is their chief duties entrusted to me Please Devoted Personalized aerrke. Bergen Square) it nursing tation in Cuban papers, is 301 •ource of nourishment. be kind extend • 321 ROSeviUE avenue JERSEY N. J. enough to your LKerned State of TEANECK ROAD CITY. possible that be baa also been hjt New Jersey Moderate Recently the Fathers were charitable hands in His Name. WEST N. J. SW 8-81 " ENGLEWOOD. N. J. NEWARK, M Rates. able “All misquoted to provide the people is at present at a HUmboldt 3 2600 FRANCIS X. FAHEY, RIEMAN FUNERAL with inoculations standstill. The academic noted HOME against year THE BISHOP that Manager CORNY l CORNY 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE smallpox. Confronted with a has begun. We have to satis- 20 Vsilty Rosd TE 7-2332 the UNION N. J. smallpox Kara. mothers fy Government with the MORTUARY CITY, WEEK-END RETREATS LA McOUADI FUNERAL turned to their and Ttl. 5-7677 Clifton, N. J. HOME 303 MAIN STREET UNlon 7 4767 quickly pastor. ncceeeary buildings equip- Vincent W. Rev. Firm in M. Finn. ment. We shall be MeQuode EAST N J extremely FOR THE LAITY ORANGE. ROBERT J. f The 270 SMITH people thought a doc- grateful to you for whatever BROADWAY 22414 in NO A WIiKINO WITH 000 ORange ( :*, PP4. 4 EppU) tor could be had financial extend. N. J. “by magic,'* help you can Hilltdale, 250 L V CENTRAL AVE. but they had 1 shall be WAR ANO PEACE IN THE LIVES Of THE POOR CURES NOrth MUHIN a SON to wait for a few an For: MEN, 4-5699 awaiting early WOMEN. JERSEY 976 CITY. N.J. days and then had to make a reply." HUNT BROAD STREET THE POOS CLABLS. f.lihfni 4u«kkti W p**r*-te*Uc FUNERAL HOME HUSBAND and WIFE 659 3377 trip to get the needle. Rev. NEWARK. N. J. Father James. C.M.1., ex- •Mote Fraaci* aad Clare, aunt in4n ikMl tb*|r farmer 1601 PALISADE AVE. Julius d'Eustachio of Perth MArket that the Carmel - 3 0660 LEBER plain* Poly- fMT«at Ml IW vu rnkMTM la FORT LEE, N. J. FUNERAL HOME Amboy. N. J.. had a way to technic at Kerala is "the Mm*, la the »»:• aaristae, 20th ST & only UM A. HUNT PETER HUDSON BLVD. draw them. “Just JAMES J. QUINN anpounce Catholic Technical Institute wrt Wira in MM*r» Ml at baywaat UNION Director Fttnerol CITY, N J. that everybody is to la I Director going India. Begun in 1955 it is even P*tei... Mi. Ik* ua» buUdtne. Wind 4-1202 UNion 3-1100 have their taken.” he tor 320 AVENUE picture now still under construction »•» Ik* phyatca Überalary af a BELLEVILLE THOMAS •aid. This was and so t'Ml J. DIFFILY done, and incomplete." he adds. aal**r»lljr. «e» UNion 7 0373 the (aaauta fcrtlad lk* MORTUARY they saw hypodermic You Cannot Afford to Miss This Most Unusual farmer aaavca*. HENNESSEY needle. the mis- iimnni ui Ik* 399 HOOVER AVE. WILLIAM Happily, HUaUi a*«r*i INC. funeral home SCHLEMM, sionaries had taken the pre- Offar Eight Complat a, Most Timaly Last was on n. 2200 232 Bloomfield, j. HUDSON BLVD. Tk folktr’i Atd npp avenue caution to lock the door. Htly Mum*a Mute! la POTT A. la Ik* Mecca* .. 3-8400 Pilgrim UNION N. J. HASBROUCK HEIGHIS N CITY. The Fathers were unpopular "Church /*r li* OmmUi Cbmnk •< TKICHLB. INDIA. Ik* J. History Through WILLIAM SCHLEMM. ikrlr a A Hot 8 1362 FI-V O FUNERAL HOME for a few days with the chil- atill pant* wart i ***** la car aaciaar *ta. They Warfc rhildrva IS* . > MANAGER but know have Ik* af mbm oar funtil** . Andrew W dren, they they The Ecumenical Councils" a Tka twenty TWNKA FUNERAL SERVICE Flood, Mgr. . kna UNion 7-1000 a healthy, if angry, student aaaa plaaty af a-art. tat a* aiaca tar adauaate real ar 112 So. Munn Ave. MAYWOOD BOGOTA The Fathers THE reliclaa* aarrlcca. A was beau. tat af Ik* latal HJM body. ask your TREATING central Eott N. J. FERRY Orange. James A. ■rrdrd far Ita ramplrll«B. Ury LITTLE McLaughlin prayers and your generosity bare tmaati ar erraped U- TWENTY-ONE GREAT COUNCILS OP THE CHURCH FROM 4 4445 W With HUbbard 7 3050 ORange 59) JERSEY for their work God’s ■«tkcr salt tame M . UIU* bap* af aklaialac Mara AVENUE among NICEA IN THE . . YEAR 325 TO THE SECOND VATICAN MArket 2 2530 (raaa tbelr f*mlllr». they b*tp VOLK JERSEY very, very poor. tear ***k Iran hrafl Amrrte*. FUNERAL HOMES CITY, N. J. COUNCIL, SUMMONED BY THE LATE POPE JOHN XXIII Tkalr Starrier. SISTER B BAMAKOINA. aaka far Ik* raaulalac Oldfield TEANECK! TE 6 0202 CODEY-S FUNERAL SERVICE 3-2266 MW »—drd Christmas Eve ... St. Praacla peiyed. “Mat* bm aa laatnuacat BOGOTAi GIVEN BY HU 9 2202 69 HIGH af Thy ar»cr~ . Tear . . craereaily «tn aasbte hi* lallawar* ta STREET THE MOST RENOWNED ON JOHN J. FEENEY l N. J. In New Guinea AUTHORITY ka Jatl that: U act ad. act aaciaar ckala rvacUam. tat (tala SONS ORANGE. MORRIS COUNTY ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE ORange 4-7554 It’s not too early to think RIDGEWOOD, N. J. of Christmas particularly HUEISENBECK SCANLAN Gilbert HENRY G. BECK . i when one thinks of the MONSIGNOR J. ADMISSION FIVE CENTS 4-7650 HOMES great MEMORIAL HOME FUNERAL distancea from here to the GORMUEY 781 D EC. “Dear ftther: Fir* Itttla flrt*. ■ FUNERAL HOME 1108 So. Newark S.T.L, HIST. mm U 10. aad on* boy. Orange Ave. Pompton Tpk. mission look for- places that Rga on a in 335 UNION STREET i. put show my (trace. It araa a rainy SaturtUy but Newark Pompfon Plain*, N. J. or church at 6, N. J. ward to your Christmas help. promisor history immacuuti corrcamoM this they did a good job of It Admluloo HACKENSACK, TE deaptU my vat Sc. tor NJ. Karl W. 5-4156 For there Hueltenbeck instance, is Papua, SUMMARY, OAKIINOTON. N. J. children and 10c. (or adulta. Had It been a clear day. I am aura HUbbard 7-1010 SH 2-6433 New where Director Guinea, Capuchin they would have don* batter. New they want thart of SEPTEMBER 26 to part Fathers Paul Farkas THURSDAYS, It and EStex 2-1600 and It with am you and I rncloalnc on* dollar for your mlaaions. OCTOBER 17 and 24 Berard Tomasetti will be THURSDAYS, 10, I think they would Uka It to cn ta childran their ** near ace iSSiX COUNTY CODEY'S FUNERAL starting soon to make THURSDAYS, NOVEMBER 7, 14 and 21 SERVICE PASSAIC COUNTY plans - Mildred T. 77 for the feast ST. ROSE “Dear Mildred: Thank*. PARK STREET lovely day. OP LIMA SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, And thank* U> the children W* shall follow their STANTON FUNERAL N. OORMLEY FUNERAL These Capuchins make their ORANOE AND ORAY STS., NEWARK, N. J. certainty wtabaaT HOME MONTCLAIR, J. HOME own Christmas V6I 4-0005 154 tree garlands. • P.M. lACM IVfNINO FRANKLIN AVENUE Pilgrim WASHINGTON PLACE First boil the they color out FACTS NOT MADE UP-OUT OF WHOLE NUTLEY, N. J. PASSAIC. N. J. Si. Rom of lima CLOTH GEORGE AHR SON of the native red School Auditorium li five minute! by cor from iKo a leaf, then away NOrth 7 3131 PRejcott 9-3183 Control Are., (ail ixit ol the Cordon Stato Parkway and ll CALICO la after 700 NYE AVENUE dip heavy twine in the dye, Orange named CALCUTTA In India: DAMASK after oaiUy reached by luioi No. 21, No. M and Ibo AmpereAtn DAMASCUS MURPHY later No. 1 In Syria; MUSLIN after MOSUL la DIMITT MEMORIAL HOME N. J. winding this twine Iran: IRVINGTON, QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME from downtown Newark. The Lackawanna Railroad at ttoyr the Reie- after DAMIETTA la Odd 102 Emil haw many kinds af material FLEMING AVENUE EStex 27-29 HARDING rilie Station. 3-1020 AVENUE kaea name* frarn Near Bast Beat tad Middle places ... Tat NEWARK. N. J. CLIFTON, N. J. Mission Director Ono tickof for ■any af tk* wear. ac*d. arpbaned and Ik* blind Ums* FUNERAL any ono locturo flop la earn- 3 REZEM HOME MArfcet 0514 PReicotl 7-3002 Oaa ticket lor Me* awl ba elathed Wis. entire S locturo* ■ 7.J0 by aar IS.MS miatiaaarte*. priest*. Sl*- MILWAUKEE, (RNS) JOHN F. 379 Grove Street Ntro to nine ticket! (I lecture) ten aad Brathara. MURPHY - oacb) AM Tbrooch their aabla wank, tappartad by Archbishop William E. ______i. HENNESSEY 480 Irvington, N, HOME Too and more ticket! (I loctroo* each) thaa* unfortunate SANFORD FUNERAL Cousins of SOO paa. aaaa racalra aot merely etetblac far tha AVENUE Milwaukee an- EStex 171 bady. 2-8700 WASHINGTON PLACE nounced' bat also tka tapanutaral carman! ad enw! NEWARK. N. J. the appointment of FOR TICKETS APPLY MRS. KENNETH J. LOUOHERY, N. J. Rev. James EStex PASSAIC. H. Duffy as the 3-6053 11 ORAY NEWARK PRetcott first full-time ST., 7; N. J. 7-0141 arcbdlooesan di- HOW YOU CAN HELP JOHN J. QUINN HUDSON COUNTY rector of lay mission work. FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE HU 2-0612 • 1. Educate anch FUNERAL HOME OORNY ft GORNY a temlnarian, aa THKOPHANE M. PUTHU- 323 329 PARK KULANOARA and MATHEW JOHN THAYIL of Banfalora, AVENUE MORTUARY WILLIAM INC India. Coat: $lOO v N. SCHLEMM, a year for six year*. ORANGE, J. 519 MARSHALL STREET BERGEN $. Educate Sitter Ilka 339 AVE. * SISTER BENNET and SISTER 81- ORange 3-6348 PATERSON, J. JERSEY N. ENNA of the Carmelite Sister* of Kothaman(a]am, India. Coat: CITY, N. J. STONY LODGE KI2TNAN FUNERAL HOME MUlberry 4-5400 HOSPITAL $l5O a year for two year*. (Payments lor tha euppoit af JOHN a 101 J. CARTY, seminarian UNION AVENUE As You Live or a novice may be made In Installment*.) MANAGER 3. POOD N. OSSININO-ON-HUDSON, Buy’a PACKAGE for a PALESTINE REFUGEE BELLEVILLE. J. NEW YORK HEndaraon 4-0411 UNION COUNTY ■ ■4 FAMILY. Coat: $lO. Plymouth 9-350) a A Private 4. Purchase BLANKET for a BEDOUIN. Coat: EARL F. BOSWORTH you ww jrour Psychiatric Hospital, completely $3. FRANK McOSE 5. 01 undetlcnated or STRINGLESS v* an GIFT to ba need 311 WILLOW AVENUE MILLER-BANNWORTH equipped for Diagnosis and Treatment where tha 325 SUMMER AVENUE Holy Father (eels the need la greatest N. HOBOKEN; N. J. FUNERAL 6. Send a MASS BTIPEND. 15.00$ NEWARK, J. HOME (tM of Mental and Nervous Conditions. priests In tha NEAR and MIDDLE HUmboldt EAST often have no other of 2-2222 Oldfield 9-1433 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. means aupport sack day. Hrmri end Sacraments Available Oldfield 9-1436 MURRAY ELIZABETH, N. J. Elisabeth 2-6664 lee J. Palmar, M.D. FUNERAL SERVICE BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME • A < MICHAEL J. MURRAT. 41 Chariot A. Bright, M.D. Attocua* Dirattors tikL Reartast Highland Ave. OORNY ft OORNY Olissionsi*] Director N. J. MORTUARY Maurica J. O'Connor, M.D. Jereey City, FRANCIS CARDINAL 206 BELLEVILLE SPELLMAN, PretldeW AVENUE Charles A. Stevens, 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE SOCIETY OP Masr. Jeaapb T. Byaa. Nah Telephone 914 Wilson 1-7400 s**27 TOTOWA AVENUE, PATERSON ABmory 4-4242 Virgin. I AW “Dr. Schell OftN OAKY to AM. _ JUN. Foot I II AM. t* |J pja Sources close to the Pope AMA Head Denies said for the the reason suspen- Comfort Shoos HE 5-1004-7611 sion was that he was under of pressure a heavy work schedule, partially in prepera Slur Press Against »*|H »H^»i tton for the second session of the ecumenical which nwril. Fla. MIAMI. Dr. KdwsH by Dr t*. Iw In St. Peter's Msgr. Higgins to AnniJ. C*taW» W. 8,*... begins an Sept. R Annls. BIG CAR DR of the which appeared In the SMALL... ». president July 1! American Medical ZARCONESHOES Association, issue of The Advocate, into HUDSON has denied COUNTY statements attribu- the Congressional 317 Lokavitw Av«. VMM CUM* Record, FIT THEM ted to him in the ALL! It AiWMO «h» Catholic praising the columnist for his Cliftvn, NJ. COMO Star Herald of "calm Camden, accus- reply" to what he term- the HKon* 771*5439 ing Catholic at dis- ed " press an "irresponsible attack tortion and ! m partiality in its CCU»S» NATIONAL treatment of the medicare BANK MM MOWS* the new totally ■ l*M t question. t» ll* In a letter NYLON ALL-WEATHER *w*«l IM Mil addressed to the VIM Star Herald and also sent to •*Se« me personal!y before COMO 70a The Advocate. Dr. Annis said lIAI/TY CULTUII that he had buy any ear. I will criticised one giro you writer, Msgr George G. Hig- Jersey City tbe deal that eaa’t be gins. and one Star Herald edi beat:’’ torial, but added "I certainly ' All 8-4850 Nor//; did not make Bayonne ewrr any accusations Bergen against even a segment of the TROPHY PONTIAC Catholic let Union LOW, LOW PRICK I press, alone the ■at Charknwtki Guttenberg City entire Catholic CENTER WINE press, as the MW TMA» Givos wiki bite on tnmi " article implies Hoboken Weebatvken •ten and starts rolls smoothly, easily The article UNBEATABLE DEALS tha in wss NOW! <* straijhteway. Wears lorvjrr, too. ft LIQUOR LTD. question an interview of Dr. Annis MW SOOT muon with super-rail***. by Joseph F. Nolan at the time '63 For Prompt Pim PONTIACS t.oooAi tu SfSSUihtefo^hki of the AMA convention in i Coll is so famous) Delivery Atlantic City last June. TEMPESTS • LE MANS • GRAND PRIX MW MUAM Cross country or cross Windsor 4*1230 The paper had published its Every town, this tiro b built to dotivar now "The House editorial, Empty KASIIST PAYMENTS • SIRVICE mi than tiros! FINEST ■ora bate eosnparabU OUItWAM . K 1 CUMt of AMA." in its May 25 Issue. IU ACCIttOINt The criticised PUTS wonderful editorial Uu op- Mbction of tlaod Cm FREEMOmUffiI Buy Now/ IAMI t CMAMS UWTAI position of the AMA to Presi- dent Kennedy’s Medicare plan. M 2 Brood Ave., Leonio, NJ. 988 BROADWAY Banking DR. ANNIS complained ia his letter BAYONNE LANE’S that his quotes had INC. been taken See Your Doctor First oit at context to

present the false ~ ME hi\ impression 7-4900 Bung appliance pitlC nption mi PONT I A C 649 that he m Ave. was critical of the Communlpaw t Jersey City Service entire Open Etcmngs Catholic press. "There DE 3-6300 COSMEVO are writers, however, who have been of distor- jia uimoi '.i rallr'.on guilty tion and I feel I should have Deposits Insured Up to $lO,OOO the right to mention this fact without The Federal being quoted as ac- Sy Deposit Insurance Corporation cusing the entire Catholic press of distortion." In an answer to Dr. Annis* letter, Msgr. Seivatore J. Adamo, executive editor of the Star laid that see it buy it Herald, the pa- P«r has "nothing to rescind, Hatcbantack, NJ. nothing to apologue for, noth- HU ing to correct in the account 7-3000 of the interview."

IN ANOTVER development FREEZER OWNERS last week. James A. wit a Doyle, ex- 7 ecutive N* down 4 secretary of the Cath- mon«y ... months to pay! olic TC Press Association, wrote to Dr. for Annis, asking an Full Hindquarter of apology for this statement, as 4 uto loan quoted in the Star Herald of June 28, U. S. Choice Beef Sen. A. Williams of Harrison Custom cut into New the enough delicious a year Jersey, placed reply only $4 per $lOO (slightly higher on used cars) Sirloins, Porterhouses, roasts, stew, Short of cash? Don’t let beef, beef, etc. to serve that atop you from trading in your old car and chopped ban- zooming out in anew one. We'll CURRENT OIUIOEfIO meals to the finance your purchase on the low-rate, LOWEST TRICES quet average family for long-term, easy-payment policy that's famous four months. at The Trust Company. AUTOMATIC Flash-freezing, freezer, Take 3 years to repayl No delay. No red tape. No to be Asots Exceed wrapping and nesd a deposi- TRANSMISSIONS delivery included. tor. Come In to of our 12 any offices. Open Monday evenings 6 toB P.M. $44,000,000 i TERMS T f 3 *<* S ARRANGED AVAILABLE Jersey City VICTOR Hoboken Weehawken TRANSMISSION WYCKOFF SAVINGS Trust Union City Company West New York A LOAN ASSOCIATION Secaucus H mvo , of New j Midland Park I Mala Office Saddle River Jersey Mmbtr Ftdtril Owilt Oakland Hi 2.4*ss W IK IlNurMtf Corporation Main Bt., Barnstable Ramapo FrankUn Ave. Wyckoff ' Court Valley Road is the place mmm imuw-n.'PAY ma 14 THE ADVOCATE August IS, 1963 A. of Mary Sherry, 49, North died Aug. 11. Rev. Francis J. Stefanski, sister of Rev. Martin Bergen, Aug. 1952 William L. Skelljr of 19, for Them F. of St River GREEN ISLAND Sherry Mary’s, Plain- Rev. J. O. Pray brother of Ed- Mark Gardner, died 8 home. Edge, Rev. field, Aug. at 20,1859 Now front and ward L. of New Cara., Aug. Sidlon—bay Rev. William G. Christopher L. died Lavery, Aug. Bellman, 53, York, Aug. 10 at Hamp- lagoon lot*—bargain pricos. of 1961 Totowa. brother of Rev. ton N. Y. 20, Fr. Bay* WONOIRPUL OPPORTUNITY Radaelli, Dies in Newark G. Rev. William Pallottine, Reginald Baliman ot Biskorovanyi, SI Crog- TO MARI PIN! LECTION.

han, N. Y., and M. Aug. 21, 1952 DOCK YOUR ROAT ON YOUR NEWARK Sister In Rev. Florian your prayers alio remem- Rev. Sr. Alexine Mass was offered Aug. 9 at Loretta Joseph of St. Patrick’s Christopher A. Lawless, OWN LOT—IUILO LATER. IN- Mary ber than defeated Radaelli, S.A.C., 71. who had 8t Aloyslus Church. Convent Yorktown Heights, priests; Aug. 21, 1022 JOY TWO PINE ■■ACHES. served in North CONVENT - Sifter Mary Rev. John HENRY S. Jersey par- Bom in Jersey City, Sister N.Y., died Aug. 9. Newark P. Fitzpatrick, S.J., ishes Alexine of the Slater* ... * for 16 of his 43 years at McNally 1858 Natalie the Sis- of Aug. 21, SCHWIER of Joseph joined Anthony BAttl Jersey a died 8 at St Charity of St. Elisabeth Rev. Joseph J. Rev. Bernard priest, Aug. ters of of St Elisa- of Rev. Tawczynskl, Gilleran, C.P., Charity City, 78, father An- me. Michael’s died 11 at Anna Vil- 1931 Hospital after a two- Aug. St Aug. 17, Aug. 21, 1950 beth in 1915. She taught for thony D. Botti. S.J., of St INCLUSIVE AOINT illness. la here after a illness. A Rt Rev. J. Rt. year A Solemn Re- long Francis Msgr. James Rev. Mcgr. Anthony H. Own Isltnd r4„ Otmr NM, N. J. 42 years at Michael's Xavier, 7. Solemn St. died Aug. quiem Mass was offered Requiem Mass was Smith, Aug. 17, 1942 1821 01 LOT Aug. Union Stein. Aug. 22, offered in the School, City. Charles A. Rev. Francis P. 12 at St Rocco's Church, Un- Aug. 14 villa Quin, 68, of Mcstice, Aug. Rev. Henry C. Phelan, D.D., brother of Sister ion City, by Very Rev. G. J. chapel. Keanaburg. IS, 1959 Aug. 22, 1924 Sister M. S.M. Rev. Felix Pallotlne Mary Alexine was Other Deaths Oertrudls, of Grand Sandri, Rev. Eflsio 22, Cardch, Fathers pro- . . . Aug. 19, Cabras, Aug. firom born in Jersey City and joined Raplda, Mich., died Aug. 10. 1911 1940 vincial Baltimore. William D. South the Sister in 190ft. Quigley, of of Charity Mrs. Leonard Jordkk . A native of Milan, Italy, Orange, father of Rev. Robert of She at several North East Father Radaelli joined the taught L. Quigley of St. Paul's, Jer- Orange, mother of Rev. Fathers Jersey high schools, including Leonard J. Jordick of St Pe- Pallottine there in 1810 sey City, died Aug. 9. St. Cecilia's, St. ter the and was ordained in 1820 Englewood; Apoetie, River Edge. by John J. McGuire of Ho- Jersey St. Sr., Cardinal Pompili, the Vicar of Michael's, City; St boken, father of Rev. Francis Rome. Aloytiua, Jersey City, and before McGuire of St. John’s, DO YOU His studies for the Patrick’s, Eliiabeth,. Jersey WANT priest- died 9 at home. being appointed superior at City, Aug. hood were interrupted by St. Elisabeth Hospital in 1959. INCOME? • period of service in the Italian 1815-1818. Army, LAKE LENAPE Will Acopt Sr. Natalie IMM THREE MONTHS after Joseph CMlf or- FATHER RADAELLI 1H m turn tot —Mka l JERSEY CITY - Sister Jo- LAND dination, Father Radaelli •M— C—Wm. **—>— lAto. wherehe from seph Natalie Flannery of St. 4 M. to% 4m*. «% ■■ MM —- came to the U.S. and was as- was pastor 1836 or Othor Proportion Convent here died signed to Mt Carmel parish. to 1843. There followed five Aloysius MrlrtlMli H tto «r 5 at St. Hos- to W— to New York. He served at sev- years at St. Joseph's, Ham- Aug. Joseph's Mmr, VH* Mn mm* eral other New York Churches moo ton. before be came to St. pital, Paterson, after a brief and of Our Rocco's in 1848. illness. A Solemn Requiem EXCHANGE was pastor Lady MOT LIB AMO 4IM4M CO. of Grace, Fairview, 1825-26. He After 15 in the Union years POE INCOME returned to Rome for five City parish. Father Radaelli Over HIGHLAND LAKES 500 Listings PRODUCING PROPERTY years in 1819. was transferred St to Philip riillliHi rommautr YMr rmmt fUTSIS a distinctive On his return to the U.S, in Neri, Newark, last April 8. He WHAT HAVE YOU? new lake 4Mr«WM. 4««>. twillll 1904, Father Radaelli was as- entered St. Michael’s Hospital »| four weeks ■nil'lll aiir™ signed to St Leo's, Baltimore, ago. «t* null* LR~ 1 TO 7 RMS. CoH HUM «M» MR Mr. »«MU community in the Pocono Mountains IMM. $6O TO $450 FAMILY MONUMINTa |w| "< «-■•. SAM *»MM Cl—|‘I Or—— KLOTZ *~fc~ A. oRRuy" JOHN f. McOOViRN 4 I—4—M towS§ P CM4 CmaammUj TMM AinMl lmtntmrmi Dirit ion Iwi' tin, I*tis MEMORIALS m srs£rsr- M 4 II,» Martin Goldstein •It Main St. farms nrMMM, IM« S3 to MM.I M [Hemlock *OUT« ‘ L D. Edwards Realtor 401 lO«OS VAIUY, PA. Wl 7-7000 Hadrofnadc, HJ. NORTH ARLINOTON, N. J. SfCKUft « SHfMMD INC. W MAIM IT. BOOT L0« HUbbard 9-2080 ‘ WYman M47J - DlUwira MW Mm Visit 4 MHn o*l M t DAW A Will Hemlock Farms now... this beautiful new development was previously a private 4.200 acre estate... now a private, profes- **’** * *»«**»— 40c pm Bn* 4 inwrtioni sionally for J* t«. developed community your mMm i linn vacation home. ft—'<■«»' •*»*>» 4 *M. Several lovely lakefront lots available Writ# M TV* AdmoM are for CLASSIFIED MARKET PLACE •» | >*■«— MA/tx 4-0700, (>l JJ your inspection. II Omm k, Nma. m. J (Purchasers must inspect property prior to sale.)

WANTED - AUTO DIAUBtS NKW CAW BUILDING MATERIAL HELP FEMALE - TtAVH AGENCIES | ■ LAKEVIEW BUILDING WX HAVE OPENINGS F0» SITES, OVER 1/3 ACRE, FROM $l5O DOWN - valiant annua iumuuu - VIOLA BROS. INC EIMORA TRAVEL SERVICE SHORT HIUS SUIfACID FEMALE-STENO NASO ROADS • YBAB BOUND WATIB SYSTIMS • SUCH T DOCK AND PIIVIUOtS towne MOTORS INC ‘S^. , , TYPIST 335 . MTA COUn •aunt umt or mu»o 55r MIIKI UALTY matwals * aurrun SECRETARY »m mtu. wn.„ fw am rum Mwr mi MALE - SALES Vm4 Can Mr M YMmmr NOrth 7-7000 Coll FI I MCttT 1-0350 lUUjC at*. Boar BLU ENGINEERS Phon* HUntvr 6-1400 OV Ban Am. iS't'SjL .V. It——. M. J. EXECUTIVE At* PUB. OIL .OIL BURNERS RIAL ESTATE SRART A •many cmmis- FIETCHER ESSEX COUNTY JOHN DUFFY FUEL CO. RETREAT TO LINCOLN - KDCrCT COW. COMPORT BURNS ! * m r« HARRY INC J. STEVENS, *>■****. rm ■ii.m.i. imnw EMPLOYMENT AGENCY °“ UAJ.TOOS “*■**•* INJOT UIUNO. a HEMLOCK FARMS ’■Hcusrnvr W Van m Umm ImM rJJS £*£ £s"* 1 Dioh Ml 2-2777 Jsu.*csa::srs=si UPSTAIRS MAID Mm W WUTISM NQItAOi Om O »ti Iw •wtar Utah i|«4 wfctaw XM li|« wSE-HcSS® l~i, V* Tl 7 r> NoWr 4171 Ml Hr« k. tar Harm Oil rwtarr ta mao KUTZNER CO., INC. aevtr- Bmm CM sf«s tad* ITT. TW MiwM il OIOSMOBIIE Am Nxntt l N. J. i G. ANDERSON. Realtor lores OLMMOSILS wma. . radio ekstattizd ** COOK ■ °** fTSSm tms ar* or uul IM Can estate rw k I OmuliM SUMMIT katid mjqu m _jMk M 4-7500 ußin test Land Value! ■Mr hi ax Ha R. a.: X N. J. Btaa WOftm A«a. PKoo*i 353-3378 MARASHUAN A CO. Rool.or *" A. « * mi «. BaMi KJ n Mm PLYMOUTH - VAIIANT FLOOR COVERINO RUDO LAKE FULLER MOTOR CO. HOP WANTED MALE AHMaO Oaatar MOHAWK FACTORY OUTLET nncurrm a valiant n Saudi a otvici SALESMEN «• ■■ Tate Ymm Ummm ■adaaa SNA. IMn CUT. N. I la Tn* UOkC MTMktal KkMta k UNion 6-6300 HOLMES AGENCY ta ackatl injlkl I m aa TOTAL ■m«w Cm. la* Mr taMTta A4a FLORIST amu (aaa M« tTwral N. J. fflk. CUFTON ca PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER HELP WANTED MALE UNION ft FEMALE VALIANT - IMPERIAL AIBCRT PAYHENT JONES THE FLORIST, INC A. STIC*. Inc. kn Nmd No Wary assSaMMO FOR or' ljj. *AB NOrth70022 wnl wsrr.s Elizabeth 5-5000 mUtj. McfntM f Chons CRsscott m. R. M a. ttnxa. X. A 9-4546 s. N. J. A*», N«h> K. I. JOHN F. McMAHON SITUATION WANTED 1963 PONTIAC - TEMPESTS HARDWARE . FAINTS \JL KING Mm mu AS SNA mi Cam A H 111 EUZABfTH COOK. SSTWSS Tm Immmrnmf PAiai THOMPSON'S WAYNI SIZE lOT DEAL IN STATS hardware mas V. J. GAMRINO AGENCY Cm* * •mi LOTS FOX SALE MAXON PONTIAC bun * ■ I T»ta. aim un K. Ana* » RUIaIA (each lot approx. BARNEY'S mm WAREHOUSE PKon*: WA 3-6900 lake FROFBtTIIS 4,000 *4. ft) •» LIQUIDATES OUTFITS >A« ET. UVTER MONTCLAIR Chons: |L 5-5863 moova l« PONTIAC OnaMa * ra» MASONRY - ROOFING OVALITY FURSTTCRE OUN Um RIOGI hr dmh Mm OwnXMd UaaS Can ~ S MMMi - 4 M» RALPH naaal Mi Wart A *a»alr Samoa PALUMBO

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DISCOUNT FURNITURE MS r*w. Car. Mtk SL Saraaaa. NJ. uTI omct om WAREHOUSE HE 7-4900 PKoo* Bigelow 8-3559 MOVING A STORAGE a? SSS^tSmuu PONTIAC - TEMPEST KEARNY Waft. m SUMMER Opa* Maa_ NU. RAMBLER RENTALS 80RG05 4 BORGOS MROZEK AUTO SALES GALLAGHER UUL (STATS I « lln> ft. 1 BL tr«B ■ovwo * storage me. CO ALL m HAM C*v Maau Tfcara. ft Pit Ma. *» J'rj* »»« »'Vm 1 Cm M» totin DELAWARE 3-7600 a A __ - e AUTO DEALBLS NEW CARS 1 imM mi cAsr^M. g^s r** £5 tm* aum m aa.7l Chons WYmon 1-4344 *■ taMrt • *“ “• MARK E. BUICK • MERCEDES-BENZ °** *• DALY A SON AaOirtai Ua ft ftrrtaa ran - storage mi Urn Dum iaki HOCATCONO INC RAMBLER MAPLE BUICK ■a§ m ounovxD vam uxn «« mNMHI' *» '»!*• **Kr! M. A 60-ACRE nnwaiiMwai _" IMI RD _ «H Hirtaj. CM. " NOW AVAILABLE! ' phone* " ELM AUTO SALES LAKE AFT. TO RENT NATURAL mvics • rant Mf V. ft Oraaca Aa* . ft. Oraaft ft t, HENRY P. YOUR OWN - NEW TOWNSEND AUTO DEALBLS CARS WYman 8-7311 • full all PATERSON Stays year! » At*. Kmod. N. J. UTTU FALLS CADILLAC Mn> tar Im*» Cart? Q>w»«t>l • Every lot has f> SALES ft SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN •ft VACATION CH JAMES 5-2483 • MU 8 4465 MARSTON full lake CENTRAL CADILLAC INC A* |E. VAUEY VIEW a ~ *alri - mvics . parti PI W 5-1881 • AD 2-4464 WP front A 1 no c2&f*£“ Aircooled Automotive Corp 1 *m. W. warn k GARDEN Mi, t. _H oJlk awTum! r*a* fK HOME! Phon* privileges! MA 4-2255 uIZSr E”*'* °“TLsr*~ NURSING HOME MOUNTAIN LAKKS APARTMENTS Phone. SO 3-4567 PATnaoH NOT A SHELL 4 room* and BROGAN CADIUAC-OLDS - m MUUINS RASMUSSIN INC Nav Jaiaar*a LanaaA HAOBI A KOrUN. I.VC. bath built on lot KATZ A VC.. AT your includ- a VOLKSWAGEN fti « k BALKDON UXK aourc or »,m» m mm u«m> plumbing, and AuthorUod CADILLAC - 4 ULO A mvics gygSSrjt' ing wiring, ft SEH NEWARK YOU’LL HAVE ALL THIS! SALES VICE bath fixtures. Paaalo Aa*. J. AIR-CONDITIONED OUIM. ft In Naworlg NJ. • Tri-state view from the natural GH AGNES highest pri- COLEMAN 3.4, A 5 ROOM ARTS. ABBEY NURSING HOME • • »«n h ruM am vate lake in N.J.! mlof wooded lake- CHEVROLET IAt*., *mrt. N. J. complete navies FROM $l2O MO. LOW AS front • ice . Airuna Swimming, boating,fishing, skating TA 4-2000 taMMtal IhUc * Cato* Oh SARGENT MOTORS INC omnuax * Hontuoa and • 86 VAN NESS PUCE mt ON-toto Puttai more! The finest hunting in N. J., only tot a»«. UCAMNO RIDGIWOOO SAVE HUNDREDS SHARI Phone 489 -1300 ART. ffaLTL-Bawaj; TaSTS. GIISENAN A COMPANY watoadI to tow*akin mcmUmu! DOWN to Vmt Vtofatarg. ' ■ l & s “OU» UPUTATION U YMJR PLUMBING A HEATING ■Marnca « guarantee or as CHEVROLET AUTO SERVICE 8 REPAIRS ■atuvaction'* mvx urn UMmm k a. MICHAEL T. RAUDKEMANN nwt Pn»«11w to OMU G. M. Tranimiuion Service l« WILLIAM ft.. NEWARE L N. J. rta Aa*. Mate* MU U» K. HU—MI Art 01 tu rtmMKh. ford. ClMrrolTl. Bulck. OM» MARKET Mm

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A Ksylon with family’s size.... Relent families swimming on SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS site, ocean swimming only a v >*. . mte&'dSit (PFS) A one-bedroom fur- mile away and the Home- there’s a nished la stead Golf Course BKi home apartment being across the opened this weekend at the street. for you In.. 82-unit Colony Club apart- Colony Club Apartments will ments, a seven-building com- offer one-and two-bedroom plex with swimming pool and apartments renting from $175. cabana club, on Allaire Rd. between Rta. 35 and 71 here. Salem Initial occupancies are sched- Ridge w uled for AERIAL VIEW - Above It Leisure Villago, a new 5,000 unit community of one and two- later this month or Section story garden apartments for residents 53 years of age and oldor rising on Route 70; early September. Opens Developer of the apartment- A Ksylon Riltass just off Exit 88 of tho Garden stote Parkway. The buildor It Robilt, Inc, of Lakewood. cabana club i JACKSON la community WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP .. wwjmn Leisure Village which will open In mid-September, will cover 430 acres, 90 percent of James D'Agostino of J.D. Con- (PFB) Bel— are which will be for park areat, recreational facilitles and community buildings. struction Corp. of CresskiU, in being this weekend in a third V- nssoeistion Dr. Fred opened MHLaval •Ranch • with Cap* Cod section of 23 homes at the Crescents, Paterson M surgeon, V«Mm custom 95-house rtoorfton and William E. Malone of treated Up- Salem Aberdeen East Electric Teaneck. Rentals per Ridge community are under Rd. ‘Unique’ the of & on Hampshire off Van from direction Ely Twy- $14,800,.519,000 & Ave. A ChtTHtion-CimsU RtUss* formers be man, Inc. of Sea Girt. Emburgh east of Rt 17. will replaced par- basic policy of utilising an f! rf4# tially Hugh Johnson of Gabriel- MATAWAN (PFS) - One of by underground wires overhead Is system. D'AGOSTINO also Johnson of Horiltld hamai dtslgnod *• wMi and transformers v plan- Realty Paramua, ora prow yaa. tho unique aspects of tho mounted on like ning service for the sales family •Haring J la * badroamt. CuiMm Aberdeen concrete at the of JCPL, most other elec- helicopter agent, reporta homes Eut apartment de- pads rear plan r» la rraal trie residents at Colony Club now delivered dozen <-au» awn raruiramanlt. PA YM each utility has to a fam- velopment near Mataeran will apartment building. Tho companies. hart li Apartments from Mon- loth an •> < apatava baoutiMy main loag been faced with the nearby ilies by Parwood Homes of be tho In which It lines serving the devel- ques- with way re- mouth tond«copad cuorfar acra, pianN *1 raam don’t Airport to the heliport Paramu*. ceive* lit electric tervico opment will be overhead. tion, "Why you put your far gardam, barbarvai nr.d ell tSa pr'vocy at Pier 6 in New York ya« 114 wires underground?" And for City. from Central Power The builder ia •aar wont.d City Wolar, City Sawara, Natural Jersey FRF.n I. SMITH, tales offering vice JCPL and other Two of the first four build- & companies Colonial and Oat and electric, paved raidi, curbs, lidtwalW. Light Cos. ranch. two-story president for JCPL, em- in the answer has been one of ings the initial complex drivawayt era all in erd p-.'d far. bi level exhibit homes from Naw ala- The is of that the installation development one phasises cost. The has esti- 50 mantory tcheol withia walk d.ft-meal eompany comprising apartments art- to $45,000. Featured ng Swim the nation's few which of $33,900 will an underground system In mated thst nearing Club ed|ocant to I Chur were it to convert completion and the proparty. happing, that, are the 8-room Colonial 2-story feature underground electric an allelectric oil naorb" development its system from overhead to other two are well under way. at service. This means that the such Aberdeen East Hampshire priced $35,900 as doei underground, it would have to The community has been and the 61 foot-long Chatham EXTRAI BONUS FEATURE familiar utility poles with not represent a departure Increase Its rate* about SOQ designed to attract retired ranch priced at $33,900. r no*wmauroot*npu*>rcaa their electric wires and trans from the electric hocxtraoaar company's per cent. * WANae a OVEN a RfhR!«tRATOR

• DI3HWA*HtR * WASHER a DRYER • WATER HEATER Monmouth ond Ocean Counties A Wonderful Hi HARFIf‘O RIVERVIEW 11-llVd—tiyliih. tpaciovi, ,pac- TOWERS *ASY COMMUIINO |utl U m.nutatta tacular. Naw Hara't the 11 room Kama yaur family Place to Year Live ... 'Round •5-105 WATER ST.ICor. N. York, ait candiliantd kutat wiil Broadwiy) PATERSON, J. aapratt Hap at narar outgrow, tit unlpua Haaibla dahgn and la prapaity tpaad yau N.Y.C. hi arm •Hart J »a * badroom. and faolurat u"!tm:»ad chair camfart. andart. BIG, SfAVTMM DIUCTIONS: APARTMENTS... From NaWork end palnti north taka Routa 9 ta Aldrich Rood tappet. • mile, tauth ol Freehold Circle) right on A'drlth Rood ond JVk ga milat to New Pro.part Rd.. ligi.t. r\ IMMEDIATE turn go a ewo.lar OCCUPANCY mile to modal.. OR toka Farkway to Fait ih,„ tak, 91, Route 324 4' miYt) n.. (opp»o. n 1* rrotpact Rood, turn right, I milat to model.. go MODELS 0?IN DAILY 1-BEDROOM • 800 ft. - App. sq. |J*rMy Realty Agency Salts Agents - 364-1020 or 697-9130 .-... APARTMENTS living quarters • Private terrace

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PUU AN ELEGANT CONCEPT OF SMART YEAR ’ROUND APARTMENT |AC HOUSE PRICE LIVINO IN A AND LOT PRESTIGE LOCATION AT THE JERSEY SHORE *#/■ • OteUncttvety designed CoionW brick 2-etory building* • Firtt floor petto* and second floor ONLY balconies • Mr wRh Individual *325 DOWN! condltwUng eon- trot* RM a Imported ceramic Pl* bathroom* with Formica 6:00 6:01 RM vanltories • Ail- INCIUDfS 7ROST.PROOP lAROI alactite • fOOTINOS, PORCH OR httchan* Attractivaty i,k« CARPORT. landacapad park tatting . Ampi# on- 4W ' ORTVIWAT. DOUtil HUNO WINDOWS. 140 VOIT fUCTRIC parking faaliOaa. SUVICfI Meee in unmedletelrl fnjey It ell tumrner, «K year ALL THESE can end the AREA ATTRACTIONS to you, too, day with a vacation FOR YOUR PLEASURE A CONVENIENCE Adfocvnf Four • excellent frtvata and pubko Simply move Into an Aberdeen East apartment! - DIRECTIONS golf court** • Spring L»ka Beech HICKORY RUN STATE PARK! and ooaan swimming nearby a take Boating and * fine turf £ You can before a swim CarSu State ts I2«. tailing dip dinner... cooling ti« tgra USMINO m 1 hrtnj tgtt and aaa * Mh«IH actuate takes; SWIMMINQ la daap flaNng Monmouth Park. Cardan Stata try.loUleer t> cantfRl Karta* OrHg Freehold. and anytime the thermometer ltd Abtrttta foal. MOTtaw watiti toATIN O l* heart's tentent In flips its lid. The rea- Atlantic reettneks within year »t*410»4 cel. City • thort drtve Good retteurants terWii lud It Hitona limr. left tan e open an J.OOO ft. Wnt Weal son? A swim « I SKIING at nearby k| teuider Ski Slop. private dub is part of this yaar a cantac* and houaaa rustic, m UatiwMArcmn-M Shopping of * •"* Reck! yards m Nit woohip onty minutaa away Split HUNTlNO—entwrpeitld 17,000 aati af State and Can country community! Your apartment looks like iRRta I late leeti 14 It Mala fTOm *M n** ,n m* Clafc leadtl Strut la .’L!?**'** pp' r<>PO*ten New Jersey, Naw York Matma. Uft tvs aa Mata Stmt ta and Philadelphia areas via Cardan a private home...and lives like one. It's Mar- State Parkway, Routes 34, 9. 70 big, 35. PtIVATI entrant.-tk, a«ly In Petanet that electremc.il Seea toed ana the t r- MtMes listMmo. K%M tan ...express buses and Pennsylvania R.R. bright and New Jersey Central train* eentrefled let the ultimate and beautifully appointed, with GE air con- *» **•&»■ kveaae. in pchr.cyl OOITINO. riding .table., night H|M ten to yraftrty. a Mild cNmats, cooler In summer, warmer In winter. ditioning.All next door to 975-acre Cheese Net* II quake to Mato Stmt to Matma. Tan Park, 30 minutesfromJfewsrk, 50 minutes from r%M at lalto* to tterdeea lead dtottUa'i PWVATE SWIMMING POOL & >»jMm- BtatowaaO. »lfht ton to Metavaa Avaeea. N. Y. City. Come on in,- the swimming (and Irving) CABANAS ON PROPERTY. FOR I ***■**■»• U|M ton to enparty. PLACID LAKE are great! EXCLUSIVE USE OF TENANTS l SI 18 $175 mo. 3V4 rooms-from 4V5 rooms (2 bedrooms) from *l4B** AT HOLIDAY POCONOS

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