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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Jan. 5, 1961" (1961). The Catholic Advocate. 185. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/185 Urges Laity to Play TheAdvocate Active Role at Mass Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark, N. J., and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. VATICAN CITY (NC) Pope John for began the New peace, a future of greater Vol. 10 No. 2 THURSDAY, JANUARY 1961 Year by renewing his to the 5, PRICE: TEN CENTS appeal laity to take an active serenity, of more ordered coex- part m the Mass. istence and of brotherly collab- oration He also a New of social classes. Truth suggested Year’s resolution to the of and peace in every hour of the Catholics the world: “Dare all and do all for God and new in Plans for the year, every walk and John Document Church.” Pope aspect of fife!” The Pope spoke on liturgical John made his last public speech participation after offering the of ON DEC. 28, in his last 1960, stressing again for thous- regu- Mass of the Octave Day of Christ- lar afternoon On Leo’s Labor ands of Roman streetcar workers Wednesday aud- mas in St. Peter’s Basilica. Nine- ience in St. Peter’s Encyclical the need for “truth and Basilica, Pope peace ty American choristers were John saluted 1961 m our time.” as a “new year VATICAN CITY (NC) Pope John has announced a Pope John came right to a living wage and rea- among 4,000 white-robed of “Little to the window spiritual thanksgiving, of har- he will issue a to commemorate sonable of his private document the ,70th anni- comfort and that thoy Singers” from 13 nations who mony between heaven study to greet the workers who and of Leo should be enabled to sang the Mass. versary of the publication Pope XIII’s encyclical acquire pri- during had massed in earth.” vate property. He the St. Peter’s Square on upheld The labor, “Rerum Novarum.” POPE JOHN after special services Pope paid special tribute right of both workers and em- told his lively at the John Church to the Pontifical Association Tope made his announcement at an audience to organize young listeners that their func- of the Gesu in downtown ployers and negotiate Rome. for the Holy Childhood, world- for the See tion as “Little They had walked in diplomats'at Holy wage settlements by free agree- Singers” brings pro- wide children’s who had extend New them closer than cession across Rome to organization de- come to ! importance, the publication ment. He emphasized the duty most other peo- pay their voted respects to the Pontiff. to fostering baptism and Year’S ~greetings. The Pope, in I (May 15, 1891) of the encycli- of the state to maintain ple to the splendors of the liturgy. justice John Christian education for chil- return, extended his to cal, ‘Hcrum ■and Then he told the congregation Pope told the greetings Novarum,’ on the the responsibility of the ( group: dren in mission their countries and to all the in the crowded church “In these last weeks of countries. peo- workers’ problem by Leo XIII. Church in the moral aspects of ! that one i960, The We have association has “had an of the world. of his greatest and invited men to con- ples This is a document judged so employment. most con- the extraordinary growth and is a Among the diplomats present important by Our immediate stant concerns is “the partici- template star of truth over the true reflection of an were the thre'e Latin POPP JOHN said the present pation of the Christian cave of Bethlehem. We heaven, ex- envoys from predecessors, Pius XI and Pius people con- ercise of time not sidered it charity throughout the American countries where the “is without uncertainties in the most solemn act a duty to refer again XII, that they wished to cele- of the whole or reasons to this world,” Pope John said. Church has recently been under brate respectively the 40th and for anxiety.” But, he whole liturgy, the Mass.” matter. So long as Wc have “In .this work, children them- government attack: the ambas- 50th anniversaries. said, he prefers to concentrate John continued: life and voice, We shall . . . Pope selves much and on those which repeat it without give are blessed, sadors of Haiti and the Domini- “We ‘shall therefore things “invite “How great is our wish that tiring: truth promul- already their confidence and the and peace in our time.” exercising charity can Republic and chargfc d’af- i gate to. celebrate worthily the hope.” priests and the faithful should for He recalled his The said he those of their own age." faires of Cuba. Also attending I great encyclical of Pope Leo XIII days as Apos- always attend to the preparation Pope was repeat- tolic this The Pope recommended that were the Nuncio to France, when as and execution of this ing message, which was the diplomatic represents-j —a document which will con- perfect di- to dean of the substance of meet the challenges of the new tives of the Lithuanian and Polish firm, by adding Our voice diplomatic corps in vine act! his Christmas dis- to year, all look to God: “A CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM:” governments-in-exile. Paris he delivered its traditional course and of several other “To Him, Shown here is those of Our great predecessors, “Nothing should be wanting New Year’s he made Principle and End of the uni- 8-year-old Leonardo the constant greetings to the and everything should be in speeches during the hol- Raymundo of Saloma, Guatemala, THE concern the Church per- verse, goes for Ho POPE noted that there is French President. He said he had fect order at iday season, to “those people recognition, whose has now not only toward the altar: well in- who prayers have pierced the of an one part has us and apathy Indian anxiety for in the world tried to in every nation given preserved for peace or another of the social always find a measure structed, devout and attentive constitute the noted for its orders, us this year, human village religious indifference. lis- and told the diplomats that the of for the matter basic fabric of despite con- After but toward all hope future, no servers; the priests’ sermons: society— parents together, accord- a certain to an “Church desires this in- what the events and flicts, peace which is, tening American Maryknoll missionary urge his ardently ing to the needs of the time of the year had brief but penetrating and well- children, workers of every benefit of social and in however, always in if third to comparable been. He then quoted from the to category, the the suf- danger, grade class be “young apostles,” Leonardo set which we live.” adapted the congregation, with humbl<*,and international men are not of good will. peace.” He then re- last address he had the fering.” truly out for the remote Indian The Pope did not the given on congregation listening with village. When the villagers vealed “somewhat specify We shall say the Te Deum in ahead of time" such an occasion New the attention Truth date his document will be issued Year's, and respect due the and peace, the Pope told ignored the boy’s invitation to him in the his 1953 thanksgiving shortly, and We join Rosary, plan to commemorate “Rer- the form it when he said: word of God; active the streetcar or will take. Pope participation workers, are “the pray that he knelt down in the plaza and aloud um Novarum;” He said: “We follow the peoples will be prayed by him- Pius XI issued an daily political with dialogue and chant, but with acme of human and Christian “We encyclical, saved from evils on earth and self, and then returned each week to 17 propose to celebrate the events in all countries of the the insight, which takes values.” He added: pray. Today, “Quadragcsimo Anno,” in 1931 to however, that they follow 70th anniversary of an event universe. might the way are mark the 40th of Sometimes they give the place of and silent “Be heralds villagers studying the catechism. which anniversary personal ... of truth and marked for them by God.” was historically of great rise in the heart to "Rcrum Novarum,” and Pius XII trust, other prayer, and last and above all. times generate fear. of gave a radio address to celebrate they They reception Communion as often Us In Latin America the 50th anniversary in 1941. invjlc to reflect and to find as possible, so that the partici- in them teaching that frees pation in the Sacrifice In his famous encyclical on the i\ may be 6 Vocations in First Our spirit from anguish and really condition of the working class, complete.” the to Pope Leo XIII social- help prepare better rejected days. . THE POPE remarked that it Cardinal Discloses Red ism as a solution to the workers’ . . “Every nation has its was fitting for him to be with the Year plight. He said that all men haVe destiny, Family of hidden the boys on the first day of the in the designs of Provi- year. dence, and nations should help WASHINGTON (NC) The 10-rriember family of a Plan each other "You are also a beginning,” to Subvert Church to realize their destin- rural Missouri public school teacher has been named the Thanks he told “You ies. them. are the Pope Preserving a firm faith, an first National Catholic Year. invincible dawn and the of life Family of the RIO DE Brazil (NC) a strong obstacle optimism and a heart promise JANEIRO, resents against The order calls for militant It of and Mrs. I . . You are the hoads is the family Mr. Bernard L. —Communists arc carrying out the infiltration of evil in fam- open to the sincere | . future Hotze of comrades, he continued, "to be Sodality outpourings of an eight-point lilies and of human and Christian brother- families, ‘somroT you are Leopold, Mo., who have been married 53 years and have program designed society,*! the Cardinal 9aflje_jnombcrs of the Church to subvert the Church in Latin VATICAN CITY (NC) hood, all have future priests of the Lord, and six of their children in asserted. through baptism, to join the Le- the right not to eight The See fear all of you will be the witnesses religious life. Three America, Cardinal dc Bardos Ca- “However, once this barrier to out Holy has thanked anything and to have trust arc over- Dame School, gion of Mary, carry an Jesus Kioto, Japan; the in the of of in the world of to- seas. mara of Rio dc Janeiro warned has fallen, once woman’s noble intense to of So- help God.” Sister Mary activity •. . . touch and World Federation Angele, Notre in radio The said these morrow, the sentinels and the The will a address. mission is weakened and she is attract the faithful, to try and dalities of Our for the Pope sentiments, parents receive a Dame College, St. Louis; and Lady defenders of our great and only The Cardinal said the cam- directed toward who arc even stronger in him plaque in St. John's church, Sister evil, can es- separate them in accordance with it has today wealth—the Bernard Ann, librarian, secret approximately $15,000 and added: Faith.” paign stems from a di-j timate how low the moral, reli- their different also to “We are happy to Leopold, Jan. 8, Feast of the Catholic High ranks, contributed to In, the Mass which School, Burling- rectivo given Chinese help pay for the icpcat then) to as an | preceded by the gious and social judgment of a make use of Move of God and you expres- Holy Family, from the Family ton, lowa. coming ecumenical council. sion of his discourse, the entire congre- Life Communist Party on Feb. I, 1960.! people could descend?" he joyful expectation and of Bureau of the National two em- the cause of peace'.” gation the The other daughters have The plan calls for Communists Thanks were expressed in the the firm hope which animates gave responses to the Catholic Welfare Conference. phasized. According to Cardinal Camara, all seven children between them. of John in a letter written souls of in unison. The Pontiff of- to infiltrate the Church while im- Cardinal Camara said the the communist directive it Pope good will on the thres-i [Pope Presentation of the new se- says hold fered the low Mass at the ploring “Clod’s in their cret by Cardinal Tardini, Vatican of the new high award to BISHOP WELDON said the help directive considers the must be made clear that- “the year.” the llotzes was an- of altar which to propaganda,” the Cardinal Secretary State, to is reserved him, award stat-i churches an ideal field for in- I Catholic Church is in the service Archbishop nounced here by Bishop Chris- was established because Cll. beneath the great bronze balda- filtration, “in accord with the of imperialism . is Joseph Gawlina, director. j J. Weldon of “The must be recogniz- ami ... it topher Spring- family The decision to Vatican Radio of Bernini. principle, 'divide and con- i to cut it down contribute mon- ed as the true foundation of HE SAII> THE directive calls necessary and jehin field, Mass., episcopal adviser its roots.” ey as well as prayers to the ecu : to the NCWC quer’.” destroy ... very THE society.;’ on communists to: AT CONCLUSION of the Family Life Bu- menical council was made at the “This award is 1. Become agents in Catholic j Mass, as the Pope was removing reau, which has headquarters one way of second World Sodality Congress Raps in national on educational institutions. Sliding his vestments, a throne was set Washington. focusing attention held at Scion Hall University in before effective Catholic life," he 2. Participate in apostolic ac- the altar, on the Gospel Bishop Charles H. Helmsing said, 1959. Delegates to that congress tivities. Bolivian Communists Work Week side, facing the choir of Springfiold-Cape Girardeau, adding that “Wc want to under- raised I boys. Pope subsequently the 515.0U0 line the fact most 3. Spy on the lergy by asso- [John took his scat there and ad- Mo., in whose diocese the fam- that mar- which they turned over to Arch- VATICAN CITY ciating with then (NC) the boysin French, con- ily lives, will present the riages arc successful.” bishop Gawlina for the Pope. A work jdressed 4. Attack week that makes Sun-! cluding his discourse Msgr. Irving A. di- Dominate directors and pro- Cathedral with the plaque. Deßlanc, fessors in Catholic schools. day just another in j following prayer: rector of the NCWC Family day the' HOTZE, Infiltrate LA and ! “Oh Lord Jesus, who became 7(1, has been . a Life Bureau, said the "divine 5. Church administra- PAZ, Bolivia (NC)—Communists fellow-trave- week is bad for society, Vati- Calls Cure child out teacher in Leopold for more love” tive organizations. , lers threw tear La a of love for us, we within the Hotze family gas bombs into Paz cathedral and stoned Radio warned. than 50 lie continue years, has taught' has to 6. Stir up talk of peaceful co- can to contemplate You in spread from their home the offices of this a A Vatican Radio his own eight children. capital’s daily Catholic newspaper in commentator the scene of Bethlehem, and three continents. “Christian existence between Christianity Miraculous wc said the so-called A familiar in and communism. well-organized rampage of anti-Catholicism. elastic week gather close to You at the side figure the area, family love,” he said, “is not is a victory for the technical he is called “Teacher Hotze." 7. Persuade to visit the They attacked the cathedral first. Catholics rushed to FRIBOURG, Switzerland con- of Mary, Your Mother and ours, content to sit’hy its own hearth priests cept of life. Hotze has He said that on the at the side of the just rung the Angelus It carries Christ’s “Catholic” church in Red China. cathedral square and drove Francois Joseph out determi- .the —Bishop Charrierc basis of such at St. John’s Church a week “the rest man, and the and for many nation to set the world on fire.” 8. Use weak points in ecclesias- them off in a sharp, free-swing- simple good Fribourg has officially ot workers is distributed years, lie and his wife arc tic further Red Makes lof in cy- shepherds. Wc gather there to- Rev. V'. organization to j ing struggle. Maryknoll cles for the Henry Sattlar, recognized as miraculous the ; exclusive purpose of gether with these flowers of daily communicants and do aims. The, communists regrouped tnd our C.SSiR., assistant director of cure having a constant of Christian families who have sacristry work at the church All these in- to Converts of Brother Leon Schwa rhythm pro- come the bureau pf activijics are marched the offices of Pres- 105,150 duction." because and head of the i here from all over the world, there are no nuns at- tended to weaken the Church and at Lourdes on committee which selected cncia and unloaded a shower of MARYKNOLL, N.Y. About jeer", 0.5.1L, Apr. tached the i "Sunday is sacrificed also to and we offer each one of them to the parish. make her look like an "ally of stones windows and 105,150 were [3O, 1952. llotzes, said the large number ■ shattering persons baptized technical to Cardinal The Swiss Benedictine Brother | distribution of material You for our exultation and BOTH MR. AN!) MRS. of imperialism,” Camara even damaging furniture In the in missions conducted by the ; Hotze “apparently obscure” fami- sclcro- and human energy for the pur- encouragement. We offer You have warned. newspaper’s offices. Maryknoll Fathers during 1960. was a 'victim of multiple received Papal honors. He lies nominated for the award sis. doctors declared he pose of maximum production," their melodious chant, their pure Police stationed nearby to pro- Another 33,348 arc under in- | In 1951 was named a Knight of st. shows “how much the simple lIE SAID THREE events he continued. their fervent and vibrant recent incurable. "The justification! hearts, 1950 tect the U. S. made struction and will he received was Gregory in and she was hidden life of good families Embassy given to to pro- show how the Reds are pursuing for this is the economic intention do honor the Holy awarded the vides the no attempt to stop the attack. into the Church at Easter. BROTHER SCIIWAGER went | I cross Pro Ecclcsia only real social sta- their objectives: demands of business and the Church and to the beautiful tra- Bishop John W. Comber, i to Lourdes with a Swiss pilgrim- I con-1 et Pontifice in 1959. bility.” • Some communists were ex- CATHOLICS who had driven jsiderable profits and benefits that! ditions of the peoples of the vari- The M.M., Maryknoll Superior’ Gen- age. Unable to walk, he was tak- couple’s three sons arc pelled from Catholic organiza- workers and all derive ous nations which they so bril- the communists from the cathe- eral, reported the figures after 'en to bathe in the Lourdes society Divine Word missionaries: Fa- tions in the Rio dc Janeiro Arch- dral marched from them.” liantly represent. to the Hotel Crillon a three-month visit to the so- spring. Subsequently, during the ther Alphonse John, S.V.D., diocese. “Bless them, O Jesus, as We Recollection Day where a group of Soviet officials ciety’s missions in Latin Ameri- of the Blessed Sacra- secretary general of Nanzsn- • A communist document la- procession BUT THE elastic week "dis- bless them in Your Name. Ac- were The of recollec- staying. ca. ment, he felt himself cured and regards too University, Japan; Father monthly day mented the fact that Reds were many cultural, moral company them on the They then staged a demonstra- path open tion for priests will be held at He warned of growing commu- was able to return to the and Clement, S.V.D., headmaster at not able to the Joa- hospital religious necessities of before them rich in infiltrate Sao tion there. so prom- Immaculate nist strength in Latin coun- without aid. man," the St. Peter’s College, Accra, Conception Semi- quim palace, scat of the archdio- Vatican Radio com- ises. May they bring joy and Then, learning of the commu- tries. In 1959 the International Ghana; and Father Leo Fran- nary on Jan. 12. Giving the mentator stated. \ "Man has everywhere. cesan chancery office. nist a beauty May they, in series attack against the newspa- Spiritual poverty and doc- medical committee Lourdes cis, S.V.D., superior of the Di- on "The Priest, Another • Communist from at natural right to not only as Your example, grow in age, in delegates per, they rushed to the offices trinal leave vine Word in Perrys- Christ” will be Msgr. John L. Brazil’s National Union of Stu- illiteracy too many declared the cure inexplicable an individual who has to grace and in wisdom before God Seminary and drove off the attackers Catholics recoup Ohio. Kenney, pastor, Our of a sec- in Latin America pow- by natural causes. his physical and men.” burg, Lady dents passed themselves off as ond time. energies but also as the New York. erless to answer the .arguments Since his Brother Three daughters arc nuns: Assumption, Catholics at American cure, Leon a member of the Latin ; society. 1 ON NEW YEAR’S Sister They' "then also rescued of materialists and communists, has returned to Lourdes Eye. Pope Clarea, principal, Notre Student Congress in Caracas, an every "The protection and strength- editor of the from a he said. to cook for the sick. Venezuela, in September, 1959. newspaper I year ening of family links'./. of the group of communist women who responsible and noble duly of TIIE CARDINAL said the com had cornered him in the square. the education of children de- munist secret directive specifi- Secular newspapers attribute mand Cardinal a contemporary and pe- calls women the communist demonstrations to Wendel, cally for commu- 59, riodical gathering of the mem- nists to “provoke internal dis- a desire by local Rbds to im- bers of the same family who sensions in the churches” and to press the visiting Soviet delega- are separated during the week pit religious organizations against tion. Dies in Germany ■ because of work or study.” each other. The .newspapers rebuked the The Vatican Radio speaker said know that to MUNICH (NC) Cardinal Wendel of Munich and “They [communists] government for its failure fore- men should have a common day! to linked the high moral stand- stall the outbreaks of communist Freising, 59, died suddenly at his residence here on New of worship "because natural law ards of the woman violence. Church, rep- Year’s eve. His death reduces membership in the Sacred j imposes on man not only inter- ior College of Cardinals to 81. -1 private worship but also pub- lic and collective worship." On the evening of his death the Cardinal presided at Newark Woman Named A state which pursues as Its traditional St. Sylvester’s Hay ultimate aim the genuine and services the at Cathedral of Our 4, was conse- not Speyer Apr. 1941, | complete welfare of man and Member of NCCS Board Lady. Shortly after to crated two returning months later ami i a technical and economic goal his rooms he collapsed and died. became of the diocese WASHINGTON - Edward P. , is vice president of the Catholic Ordinary | along," the commentator con- Death was attributed to lieart Boston attorney and civic Lawyers’ Guild. a ' on June 4, 194.1. will side with 1 - - eluded, always llanify, attack. I leader, has been named chair- Mrs. Barkhorn has been con- lie quickly became noted for the Church in the defense of Sun- man bf the executive committee with number his aid to war once tak- as the of rest for all." nected, a of Church JOSEPH WENDEL was born victims, day day 10 of the National Catholic Commu- and civic groups and serves as May 27, loot, at Blicskastcl in ing a family of persons' into USO member! NCCS his own home. After war nity Service, a representative on the.USO the Saar district.' The son of a the he Give 300 Vehicles National rebuilt 120 ruined churches and agency. Council, an advisory tailor, he entered,the minor sem- His announced She build To Missionaries appointment was group. is chairman of the inary at Speyer after finishing : helped more than a thou- here Karl J. Al- National Council sand by-Archbishop of Catholic high school and in 1920 moved to homes.and apartmcnls. ! I.INZ, Austria (HNS) Three ter of of the Women's Committee Interna- lie' w;rs named Cincinnati, president on the German seminary in Rome. Archbishop of hundred cars, motorcycles and NCCS board of trustees. Arch- tional Relations and the NCCW He Munich and on earned a doctor of philosophy Freising Aug. 9. special vehicles have been given Alter bishop also announced the observer at the United Nations. with 1952, and became a Cardinal at to degree highest honors and a missionaries by the "Company naming of three new members of The National Catholic Commu- doctor of Ihe consistory of Jan. 12, 1953. theology degree. He was for Mission Traffic" during the the executive committee, includ- nity Service conducts ordained 'ln 1950 he became Vicar for Cath- programs Oct. 30, 1927. paSt 12 years, it Was reported ing Mrs. Henry liarkhorn of New-j for military personnel and their After in armed ii year as a curate in jelics Germany's here by Dr. Franz, Viohboek, its BEFORE BLOODY BATTLE: A Union ark. • Army chaplain, Rev. William dependents through USO opera- a forces. Corby, C.S.C., parish church, he took charge president. of Notre.Dame graduated from tions. It functions University, is depicted the artist as he llanify Holy in communities of a center for Catholic The by stood upon a boulder and students crowning achievement of Dr. Viehboek reported on the Cross College and Harvard Uni- adjacent to major bases and then raised his hand in general absolution to the military was named head of the Cardinal's career was the or- company’s activities during the troops of New York 88th “Irish versity Law School, lie is a di- in this and abroad. to country It Catholic charities,.‘“TTe was ganization of the International, of fo’r the Regiment,” about engage in the famed Battle of This rector of several firms and has also conducts blessing a special car Gettysburg. painting, and al- a program for pa'- named Coadjutor with the right tlSueharislic Congress held so a statue of at been last, Catholic mission handicraft Chaplain Corby the university, commemorates his active in civic groups, lie tients in 171 VA hospitals. of succession to the three-year serv- Bishop of summer. school on Timos, Indonesia. ice in the Civil War. (See story on Page 9.) 2 TIIE ADVOCATE January 5,1961 Fatima Survivor Explains People in the News

Rev. Constantine Was Secret Klukowski, zole, Italy, a member of the Pious Why Message 0.F.M., of Sturtevant, Wis., has Society of St. Paul. Bom June been elected president of the 18, 1896; became first member LISBON, ance, for offences against Portugal (NC) Fatima’s Lucia-dos Santos God. Polish-American Historical Asso- of the society to become a priest, that God did not want to a "Not finding the exact words says her be prophet in the sense ciation. later became its director and of to explain myself, I would have predicting future events, but rather to warn the world of Frederick D. ltoVsinl, dean of vicar general. Died Jan. 24, 1948. said at time one thing one and the of science Notre the evils of sin and the need college at Congregation of Rites studied re- for prayer and penance. another at another time. By Sister Dame University, has been elect- ports of writings in beatification Lucia, sole survivor of the three peasant children wanting to explain myself but to whom ed president of the Albertus Mag- cause. the Blessed Virgin ap- without being able to do so, I peared nus Guild, national organization Sister Marla Gucll of Velle, at Fatima in 1917, is down Lucia, but it will be would perhaps have caused such by of Catholic scientists. Spain, founder in 1899 of the In- quoted in anew book on the revealed when the ecclesiastical a confusion of ideas that it might Rev. John M. Positano, 0.5.A., stitute of the Sisters of Fatima message here even—who knows?—have ruined Charity, published authorities judge it opportune, pastor of St. Mary’s East by Portuguese Catholic the work of God. Church, Daughters of the Immaculate Action. as happened in the case of the Vineland, N. J., will be given an Heart of Mary, dedicated to “Silence has been a grace help- THE first parts of the secret of Fa- great award by the Jewish Welfare 100-PAGE volume de- for ing the sick and domestic serv- tima. In the meantime, we can- me. For this I give thanks votes a Board of on Feb. 23 chapter to the “secret to God and I believe that all. He Philadelphia ants. Bom June 28, 1848; died of the third not be far from the truth in for his work Fatima,” part of does is good.” among servicemen, June 14, 1921. Congregation of the supposing that it recounts new VA and message written down by hospital patients prison Rites studied reports of writings graces from heaven for those Sister Lucia in 1941-42. Sister inmates. in beatification cause. who persevere in carrying out William Lucia, then a Religious of the Cardinal Returns D. Tavares of Hono- Anastasia Ilario of Naples, a the message of Fatima more has been awarded Congregation of Sisters of St. lulu, Hawaii, lay woman who despite her own fully.” 1961 Dorothy, gave the manuscript to From Arctic the Vercelli Medal for by illnesses her life caring for Trip CONSECRATION: Fulton spent the late Bishop Jose Alves Cor- Auxiliary Bishop J. Sheen of New York (standing right) the national headquarters of the the and Born " SISTER LUCIA, since 1948 a NEW YORK Cardinal Spell- poor needy. Sept. reia da Silva of national director of the for the Holy Name Society. Leiria, the dio- nun in the Carmelite cloister at Society Propagation of the Faith, watches Irish- 28, 1859; died Apr. 20, 1934. Con- man returned home from his 10th born cese that includes Fatima. B. Houlihan Rev. William Mahony, S.M.A., Rites studied She Coimbra, is quoted as giving annual Christmas visit . with Bishop Joseph (holding crozier) being enthroned by gregation of reports Archbishop has first Prefect- gave instructions that the third this reason for not making the American armed forces Guido del Mestri (second from bceii, appointed in beatification cause. personnel left), Apostolic Delegate to East Africa, as the first of the part of the was not to Apostolic newly-created message “secret” public in advance: overseas on Jan. 1. His 17-day Catholic Bishop of in Died be Eldoret, newly-created diocese Kenya. The new who Prefecture of . . . opened until after her death "It to prelate Ilorin, Nigeria. might seem some peo- trip took him to far-flung, iso- was Sister Power or in Assigned to Eldoret as its first Prefect in Rev. William M. Beck, former Mary Loyola of 1960, whichever came first. ple that I should have said lated Arctic bases in Apostolic 1954, was consecrated by There has been Canada, Bishop Sheen assisted two African In seminary teacher in Little Rock, Elm Grove, Wis., 18, founder and no indication these things some time ago. Alaska and Greenland. by Bishops. 1953 Bishop Houlihan was sent has been named diocesan executive secretary of the Cath- that the contents of the docu- According to such One from Ireland to Camden, where he established super- people, they of the highlights of his the first American house of the So- olic Renascence Society. ment are to be made public would have had greater value intendent of schools there. a trip was a tour of the Arctic ciety of St. Patrick for Foreign Missions. Mrs. Marla Lochenes dall Torre this Albert Hilger von year. Bishop Joao Pereira few years than they have Scherpen- ago Survival School at Thule Air of Vatican 79, wife of Count Venancio, who succeeded Bish- would berg, Undersecretary of Foreign City, now. This be the case if Force Base, Greenland. There re- Affairs dall Torre, editor emer- op Silvia as Bishop of Leiria God had wanted face in Germany who was Giuseppe me to the alistic survival training for fly- itus Osservatore in once jailed for his to of Romano, Vat- 1958, announced last year world as a But I do opposition -prophet. ing personnel is conducted in the Orders ican that the sealed would News the nazis, has been named Ger- daily. envelope not think that this was His in- shadow of the Greenland ice Pope cap. Special Aurelio Mistruzzi of Vatican be opened in man Ambassador to the Holy 1960. But he did tention. If it had been, He Each "student” is to not required Se.e. City, 80, for more than 40 years say where or by whom, would have told me to in speak spend one night on the ice in an and did Cardinal of Berlin Iho designer of pontifical medals not say whether or not 1917 instead of telling me not to igloo he builds himself. Office for Doepfner its Vatican Council has been named and Vatican medals and contents would be a member of the City revealed —an order that was confirmed Also at Thule, the Cardinal publicly. central preparatory commission coins. by His representatives on earth. was invited to Combat ROME (NC)—Pope John XXIII telephone for the Second Vatican Council, future. for the Rev. Alberto de Agostini, The new Catholic Action publi- “I therefore think that God Operations has ordered establishment ecumenical council. Center in Colorado. | of a in a speech to members of the cation has this 4. Learn how to wait: In mat- Rev. Segundo Llorente, S.J., 5.D.8., 77, famed Italian explor- to say: only wanted to use me to re- news Chatting briefly with Colorado special information office I Catholic Union of the Italian ters of such noted “The last part of the secret, mind the world of the need for importance and deli- has agreed to serve in the Alas- er-geographer particularly personnel over the “hot line" the coming ecumenical coun- Press in ; meeting Rome. cacy, one cannot be in kan for a mountainous which has been so much to to a hurry. legislature after being elect- -opening up spoken avoid sin and make rep- as a direct link between cil. The serving announcement was wel- 5. Exercise in desert has reserve. The ed by write-in votes as a result region an Argentine of, ■ already been written aration, prayer and the radar pre- by pen- giant base and the op- This was revealed Archbish- come news to and by correspondents paratory phase of the council, ac- a area. erations center, he closed [of campaign about which he by ex- op Pericle Felici, secretary of the news agencies concerned about to Thomas ji. cording the Pope’s own insis- not know. Msgr. Quigley of tending his blessing. Central Preparatory Commission press facilities for the [did Rome Court Rules coming tence, should be characterized Brother Daniel Bemian, F.S.C., Pitsburgh, 55, president of the general council. Indications had National Catholic Music Educa- Against by reserve. president of La Salle College, already been that the coun- given Philadelphia, . has been elected tors Association. cil's secretariat for communica- NEGATIVE: Francis J. Pius XII’s 23 Women chairman of the eastern regional Rev. Boland, 64, for- Pope Physician tions media 1 Don’t invent Young a body false news stor- and primarily 1 executive committee of the Na- mer Navy chaplain presi- ROME (NC) A Rome court instructed the association to re- designed for questions ics. studying tional Catholic Educational Asso- dent of Stonehill College, North of appeals has and 2. Don't rejected a plea hear the case and submit a de- submitting recommendations create false sources of ciation. Easton, Mass., from 1951 to 1955. by Dr. Riccardo Galeazzl Llsi, cision Make Debuts at to the council fathers—would not information. again. Cardinal Cushing has been in- physician of the late Pius serve in the function of infor- 3. Don’t Pope Attorneys for the doctor have an present inferences as vited to preach in Dublin next Missioners, FAO to block mation office. facts. XII, proceedings against sought to block action the as- March by at the opening of a cele- 4. him by the Rome Medical Asso- It was understood that the Don't hinder or sociation for a second hearing, Presentation Ball ex- impede bration marking the 15th centen- Study Cooperation ciation. Vatican works which arguing that the association’s isting press office, which are reserved to th(* ary of the death of than 100 NEWARK ; St. Patrick, ROME (NC) More The Rome Medical Association Twenty-three young women from various normally limits its news releases council by first hearing was in effect a trial carrying reports on j Cardinal Doepfner of Berlin has 1 representatives of men’s mission- sections of the to activities of them in the removed the doctor’s name from and that second would ecclesiastical Province of New made the Pope and the press. Certain asked Catholics a hearing Jersey proj- in Germany to ary congregations visited head- its congregations and ects of the First Vatican j professional listings in 1958 on place the doctor in double their formal debut Jan. 2 as they were to Arch- offices of the Council pray for the reunification of the quarters of the UN Food and presented (90 Holy See, would least years ago) never reached charges that he had engaged in Boland. not, at f6r a I country. to jeopardy. bishop the Agriculture Organization here unprofessional actions time being, be equipped to successful conclusion because of pi publish- The Rome court refused to con- The was Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel occasion the third annual Presentation Ball. process information the interference study problems facing India, ing articles and on 'he sider The from the of the press. of New Orleans, pictures these arguments. pub- held at 85, is still' hos- Pakistan and the Hotel Robert Treat. preparatory commission of the Archbishop Ceylon. death of Pius XII. called them "unac- Felici, one of the pitalized as a result lic prosecutor The i of injuries The study conference was the presentation ceremony cli- ecumenical council. key figures in the In May, 1959, the Central Coun- ceptable and absolutely unfound- with a Pontifical Mass in Sacred preparatory suffered in a severe fall Oct. 9 first of five maxed an all-day series of ac- phase organized by the FAO cil of Professional Health Work- Heart Cathedral celebrated of the council, as he was and ed.” when each by ARCHBISHOP i hospital spokesmen say it and the office of the permanent tivities, of the young FELICI said in the ante-preparatory phase, will be “several ers ruled that the Rome Medical The case will go before the Archbishop Boland. The sermon months” before of the See women was presented to (he that although a office for said that “in .representatives Holy Association had erred in its was delivered William press following the works he is fully rrecovered. rea- Italian Supreme Court for a hear- Archbishop Rev. Paul E.l by Msgr. the preparatory of the to FAO.' Each conference will by phase of the ecu- council, I can see that it is aons for expelling the doctor nnd ing. J. McDonald, rector of Catholic Msgr. Felix N. Pitt, executive Lang, moderator of the menical council does not the work study the problems of different presen- University and now ex- truly of the Holy Spirit secretary of the Louisville tation committee. honorary presi- the establishment (Ky.) Asian countries and projects to Also taking' ist, of one is be- ... The hand of God is here." dent of the International Federa- archdiocesan school board and a part in the ceremony were 24 ing studied solve them. tion of Catholic Alumnae. carefully and Tope member of the John has executive board Earn ladies-in-waiting. This expressly ordered that the National was followed immediate- Catholic Educa NATURAE) there he one. Credit Possible jottional VIRTUES are vir- THE YOUNG women presented ly by a Communion breakfast Association, will he given 0 | Archbishop Felici outlined tues acquired byTepcated acts of at a an were: Kathie Ann Adams, Mont- the Hotel Robert Treat with : honorary degree when Bcllar the individual. number of “positive and negative Miracles to clair; Carol Ann Bectc, Saddle the as mine College, Louisville, marks DIVIDIND Archbishop principal duties’’ for Louise journalists reporting its 10th ON Jlrook; Bozzuffi, West New speaker. the anniversary Jan. 15. ecumenical council. In sum- Prof. K. YOUI York; Marie Cale, Short Hills; In the evening the young wom- English Martyrs E. Skydsgaard, head mary, he made these points to the SAVINOS LONDON of the Lutheran Patricia Donnelly, Elizabeth; Di- en were guests at a foimal din- j (NC)—Three possiDle World Federa- newsmen: tion’s ane DiSalvio, Rahway; Lynne ner at which Archbishop Boland miracles, attributed to the inter- new institute for research % Catholic Gardincer, Spring Lake; Eliza- presided and spoke. The young, POSITIVE: cession of the 40 Martyrs of Eng- on theology, will confer ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO 410.000 beth in Rome in Ghcghan, Irvington; women and other guests were al- 1. Acquire land and Wales, have been re- January with officials a thorough back- for the Julia Harrison, Short Hills; so addressed by Msgr. Thomas ferred to Rome. Second Vatican Council’s ground knowledge on the nature Mary Theresa llubach, Bloom- Gillhooly, dean of Paterson Col- The 40 Secretariat for Promoting Chris- and history of the councils. Writ- Martyrs were chosen dividends per field; Kathryn Jeanneret, Short lege, Seton Hall The last the tian Unity. University. ing background features on this year by English Bishops compounded Hills; presentation then took material as the most be Margaret Mary Johnson, to canon- . ceremony would be of service to likely Hishops . . i Wayne; Marilyn Kunzier, place followed ized of quarterly Mont- by dancing. the coming council. England s several hun- Most Rev. Garabcd Amadouni, clair; Nancy Magncr, Linden; The activities of the Presenta- Assure dred martyrs of the 2. in yourselves a good Protestant a member of the Mechitarist Mary Ann Noto, Palisades Park; tion Day are sponsored by the appreciation Reformation. of the teaching role , Order of Venice, has been con- and loan association Tina Palmeri, Newark; Suburban Essex Circle of the In- of the Church and of its doctrines. Reports on the three possible secrated a Bishop to serve ak Judith Rcnaud, Paramus; ternational Federation of Catholic 3. 244 CHESTNUT STREET NUTLEY, N. J. Keep in gontact with the of- miracles were taken to Romo for Exarch of Armenian Rite Cath- Georgianna Sala, Montelair; An- , Alumnae. Proceeds of the event ficial and semi olics official informa- investigation by the Sacred Con- in France. He becomes the gela Scllitto, South Susan benefit the Thomas Orange; Archbishop tion offices which either exist gregation of Rites. No details first Eastern Rite member of the Jane Stoldt, Hackensack; Ellen A. Boland Fund. Scholarship now or will be Instituted In the were announced. French hierarchy. Trewhclla, Sandra Montclair; Causes Walsh, Elizabeth; and Kathleen .. . Wegner, Paterson. Rev. Cam mile Costa de Beau- Octave Service regard of France. Born Feb. -17, THE DAY’S activities started Unity Listed 1841; ordained A' May 26, 1866, and became known as the Father of 1 all his Warn Orphans, spending income Magazines ggi In on a for Accounts New York refuge orphans he found- insured up Washington, ed in 1868. Sacred to On Collectors Congregation $lO,OOO. u of Rites received Savings received by ' PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Services intention is "That American his beatifica- NOTRE DAME, Ind. The inary, Bloomfield, Rev. 15th of month earn in the National Conn.; tion cause. George A. Pflaum Cos. Shrine of the Im- Christians Become One in Un- Gustave from the Ist. Publishing Weigel, S.J., of Wood- Rev. Timoteo maculate ion With Giaccardo of Nar- Save mall. We t of Dayton and the Holy Cross Conception, Washington, the Chair of Peter.” stock (Md.) College; Rev. Robert by paypoitogo and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New Cardinal will Fathers here have warned that Spellman preside J. Slavin, 0.P., president of Prov- will the annual unauthorized attempts are being [York, highlight at the Mass to be offered by idence College; Msgr. John K. BIBLES & BOOKS observance ARROW made to collect of the Chair of Unity Rev. Angelus F. Dclahunt, funds for bulk Cartwright, rector of St. Mat- OF ALL TYPtS Jan. 18-25. to their I Octave, S.A., superior general of tho thew's subscriptions publica- 'Cathedral, Washington, REBOUND SAVINGS of the Atonement. tions from Catholic schools. THE Society and Rev. Frederick A. McGuire, j OCTAVE, begun in 1908, Other NEWARK INC & LOAN ASSOCIATION The Pflaum Cos. publishes the speakers in Washington C M, executive secretary of the BINDERY, is a prayer campaign for reli- FRED CORDON, Messengers will be Father Auxili- Mission >rei. 120 So. Orange Avenue and Treasure Chest. Dclahunt; Secretariat. 71 Clinton Igious unity. Each of its eight St., Nework 1, N. j The ary J. Kocisko of Newark N. J. Holy Cross Fathers publish Bishop Stephen Bishop John F. of Pitts- MArkel J 0743 3, days is dedicated to a different Wright Catholic the Greek Rite Exar- Boy and The Catholic intention concerned with Byzantine burgh will speak at the opening Miss. All unity. chate of Rev. Gordon services are publications sold The observance Is promoted Pittsburgh; in St. Patrick’s Cathe- B. Wadhams tlma through schools and used in class- of St. Thomas Sem- dral Jan. 18. Now th* and A. C. by the Society of the Atone- room work. ment, founded here along with • The Pflaum Cos. said a man MOTOR TUNE-UP partly aarvlcad by factory tralnad the unity octave by Rev. Paul using the name "Peter Shelton" • big James S.A., a convert, COMPLETE tachnldans at lavlngi to youl has made Francis, i unauthorized collec- This Places in the LUBRICATION year the society Is urging i News tions from nuns in Miami, Tam- • that prayer for success of the ADJUST STEERING pa and New Orleans. "Peter ecumenical council be coupled | and Shelton," “David R. The government of Pakistan Is cester has been a ?n BRAKES Moore” with the unity intentions. given $107,500 • SAFETY CHECK 95 and other names have been used reported to have decided to intro- ! ! federal grant to conduct two ,3 Three North Jersey priests will sum- by the man duce • 14 attempting to collect be the the voluntary family planning mer institutes for teachers, COOLING SYSTEM among preachers at J j subscription funds for the in its health service A antl-fraaia, l Holy program. j parents’ suit against distribu- chack unity services. *v and tharmoatat. Cross Fathers. Ho has befen According to two charitable or- tion of Gideon Bibles to in Oil, op Rev. Ambrose pupils antl-fraaia. parla, If naadad—- in Schaeffer, j Vienna, antra. erating Louisiana, Florida and ganizations in hundreds' Orange County, Florida, 9* 0.5.8., of St. Paul's. Abbey, New- public Canada. of children in the Congo are dy- schools will bo retried ton, will preach at Mass at at the FINEST None of a the tribute the publications in National- ing daily because of lack of food order of the Appeals Court. Perfect of PAINT and BODY SHOP Shrine on Jan. 24 when \1 volved and medical treatment. in Houston employ subscription I City officials IPEEDY and EFFICIENT tho intention is "That the Jewish will agents. The have The Knights of Columbus in begin enforcement of quiet and i TRUCK SERVICE publishers People Come Into Their Inheri- Sunday beauty reverence asked that Puerto Itlco ere their laws anyone posing as an tance in Jesus Christ.” marking j cldsing on Jan. 8. agent for these publications be 50th anniversary. * f The Law Commission in India jThere it only one Leber Home. We have reported A number of missionaries from has a at once to local police! THE SAME rejected plea Catholics' lavished care to make it JET Parti DAY, Msgr. John) by every the utmost Delivery Service for Garagei authorities, diocesan school au-' France have been named to the that divorce laws not M. Oesterreiclier, a convert from i apply to n and to thorities Legion * dignity comfort help those in Gat Stations and to the publishers. | Judaism and director of Honor. them. and Shoptl of Seton! need. Body Special demonstration tdams Ecdesia, art and cultural ' VVhen sorrow visits consult us without Hall University’s Institute of mag- Two Bishops Named have been organized in Peoria, azine published in Vatican Judaeo-Christian Studies, will talk City, lobligation-i . Budget your repairs the A. C, 111., to aid in carrying has been absorbed Similar wayl To NCWC Positions at St. Patrick’s. parishes by a out the Msgr. John J. Holy See's directives on publication of the Pontifical Com- WASHINGTON Two Dougherty, Se- Bishops the liturgy. mission for Sacred Art in r a-Ufl have been named to ton Hull president, will speak i Italy. n 3:iTooXi i lit. 1»11J posts with Sixty-six professors in medical A $600,000 home for the N NCWC agencies. at a Mass on Jan. 22 when the | aged JPHON^UNio CAmJaX/AmJuL schools throughout the country and infirm has been dedicated L. Ambrosino, President Richard in A Bishop 0. Gerow of have filed a friend the court New- of Iberia, 1.a., as part of a Natchez-Jackson, Miss., has been Talks brief with the Supreme Court in diocesan 1 3085 HUDSON BLVD. named development campaign. ' episcopal advisor for Msgr. Dougherty Washington FUNERAL attacking Connecti- The Brooklyn Diocese has given scouting in the Youth Depart- For First Friday Club cut’s birth laws. $5,000 JERSEY CITY control to a fund to aid needy 01 ment and Auxiliary Bishop Leo NEWARK Msgr. John 'J. in Atlanta, fumllies HOME Church-goers (la., left homeless by the re- 4 Block* North R. Smith of Buffalo of Journal Squara was named of Seton during the heard an air Dougherty, president • holidays ap- cont crash. , CORNER 20th & Sarvlca Entranca an Sklllman Ava. episcopal moderator of the Hall be from STREET BOULEVARD . UNION Apos University, will (he speak- peal leading clergymen ansl The Apostolic Delegate to thfe tleship of Sea; Gerow icn^ Bishop has er at the January meeting of the laymen for. a continuation of Congo lias assured there Out service is available been people to every family woiiy /idv M.m, /:ju r./Yt, serving as cpis’eopal moder- Essex County First Friday Cluh. “give and take" that in this period of Wad. till i P.M. • Sat. till 1 P.M. conversations turmoil the regardless of financial condition ator of the Catholic Committee The meeting will be held Jan between racial Church groups. “is yours now more than on Scouting. 6 at the Down Town'Club. Holy Cross College in Wor- ever." . Health Mag Visits January 5, 1961 the advocate 3 N.J .Missionary NEWARK A story of how Voice the fishcrfoik of three islands Doubt About in the Yellow Sea have been ‘ given hope and a better ufe ’ through the efforts of Rev. Re- New Find ward J. Gospel Moffett, M.M., appears in. “Today’s Health” magazine WASHINGTON (NC) Two prominent Catholic Bib- for December. Father Moffett lical scholars are skeptical about the of a is the son of Mrs. Edward J. authentictiy pur- Moffett of Newark. • portedly ancient letter which credits another gospel to St. Mark. The article, “Between Two Christmases I he ' A Miracle,” letter’s author is claimed to be Clement of Alex- describes Father Moffett’s suc- andria, who wrote many work* cessful efforts to build a hos- between 180 and 202 A.D. The southeast of Jerusalem. pital and secure a doctor and letter under question is a 17th or nurses for the who 18th islanders, century hand-written copy of ASKED FOR comment, Msgr. had had previously no hope of an alleged Clement letter. Patrick W. Skehan, head of the recovery when serious sickness Its of Semitic and discovery was announced by department Egyp- struck. Father Moffett credits Dr. Morton tian and literature at Smith, associate pro- languages the American Medical Associa- fessor of history at Columbia the Catholic University of Ameri- tion News for enlisting help in University, at a meeting of the ca, said he thought there is “no the form of monetary donations Society of Biblical Literature end genuine probability” that any and medicines. Exegesis at Union Theological materially St. Mark is really Recently, Father Moffett Seminary. involved. The authenticity of the of Dr. brought a planeload dip- Smith said he Jound 'the letter has not been proven, he theria antitoxin and vaccine copy of the alleged Clement letter added. that headed off an two years Skehan also stated that epidemic. ago while studying an- Msgr. The Korean Ministry of Health cient manuscripts at the Monas- Prof. Smith noted the number the vaccine Gnostics supplied which, tery of Mar Saba, about 12 miles of active in the second with medical equipment, wa3 century, presumably the time flown in by a U. S. Army cargo of the alleged Clement letter. plane. American serviccm?h Historical Unit Gnostics were heretics, he said, administer helped the vaccine “who were producing an abun- and serum. Installs Officers dance of pretended Christian writ- Father Moffett, formerly a of this new YORK ings type.” - Robert F. prisoner of the Chinese Reds, Also commenting were Rev. Byrnes, chairman of is the only priest on the island. Indiana Roland Murphy, O. Carm., of the University's history In an earlier move he saved department, School of Sacred Theology at was installed as the islanders from starvation president of the Catholic and author American University, by food Catholic Historical As- oi book getting emergency sup- sociation a on the Dead Sea scrolls. plies from at its annual Catholic Relief Scrv- meeting He described himself as “very here. He succeeds Paul iccs-NCWC and Church World Horgan, skeptical” about the new find. 1954 Pulitzer Prize Service, an American Protes- winner, who "I hesitate to comment at gave the presidential tant organization. address. length," he said, "until Prof. Other officers arc Manoel Car- Smith has made the letter avail- dozo of the Catholic University able and it can be subjected to of America and Rev. Charles H more historical research." Metzger. S.J., of West Baden (Ind.) College, vice presidents- Msgr. AN HEROIC Act of Charity is John K. Cartwright of the offering of all good works -ftis'is-a Washington, treasurer, and Rev. and merits for the souls in Robert Trisco of Catholic Univer- purgatory. s sity, secretary. W® At the Rev. of meeting Maynard pi\& Geiger. 0.F.M., of Santa Bar- bara, Calif., was awarded the ACCOUNTS INSURED 1960 John Gilmary Shea prize of to an $2OO for his two-volume $lO,OOO by work on Father Junipero Scrta, noted the Franciscan agency of / missionary- to Ameri- ca. UNITED STATES Two joint meetings were held, GOVERNMENT one with the American Historical Association at which the effects of urbanism on Catholic and Protestant DEVELOPMENT PLANS: This is the comprehensive medical plant St. Michael's Hospital to erect in Newark if successful in its bid for life were discussed, 3% and the other with the American Ui of Church participation in the city's redevelopment program. The property sought by St. Michael's is that bounded by Burnet St. (on right), James St., Society History, a pre- Plane St. and Central Ave. The property is located to the rear of existing facilities (shown on top). Two hospital buildings now located at the dominantly Protestant group. 4 Par Annum corner of High St. and Central Ave. (upper left) would be demolished for construction of the chapel and general hospital shown in the drawing. The other existing buildings shown would be retained. The federal government has tentatively set aside $2.3 million under the housing law to PAID QUARTERLY help Newark acquire and clear the needed land. Newark is now in the process of making formal application for the funds. Designation of the SAVE BY MAIL ... Pay them area as a blighted area as defined in federal law and approval of St. Michael's plans must precede tehe actual allocation to Newark. The plan INSURANCE POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS shown here is a working drawing made for St. Michael's by the hospitl architectural firm of Schmidt, Garden and Eriksen and is subject to . in all it* branches with a loan rue • CASOAITT revision. The main new buildings to bbe erected include the chapel, general hospital, a hospital for the chronically ill, boiler plant, residences for KARINE • LIFE from interns, nursing school, boiler plant and sevice building (all shown). Burnet St., which now runs through to Central Ave., would become a HAYES hospital service road as shown. JOS. M. BYRNE CO. FIDELITY UNION Strvmg (A* Publ ■< S>nc« IMS SAVINGS and LOAN TRUST COMPANY ‘Tie-In’ Sales 121 BO AO ST MTV All 2 ■ J Measure Is Signed Pbvt>o MAiferl \ 1740 Th« Bank ASSOCIATION That’* Strong for Youl TRENTON Gov. Robert B. sale ot obscenity. Distributors 955 Broad St Nawarfc 2, N. L Meyner ha; into law a Mimbtf Ftftnl Dtpoiit tniuranci Cofporjttot signed use tie-in sales to force unwant- hill increasing, the penalty (or ed magazines on dealers. "tie-in” sales. magazine Up to now such arrangements The measure is another in a had been punishable under *tbc series aimed at the newsstand disorderly persons law. The new

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« ontc, *‘ r - «■ J * ~ G rwood St. El' MSO7' * - Ann’s. WATCHES AND CLOCKS J 2 ®. F « b Glen Rock, St. rU.a,Catharine's. , ,„» WH 5012a K * b J«raey City, St. Aedan'a. HE 6-5608. musbano-wife WILL START SILVERWARE. CHINA AND CRYSTAL v retreat SOON: Abbot h Charles V. Coriston, r *“: , 17 J 9 Carmel Retreat Houae. O.S.B., of St. Paul's Abbey, New- Oakland. 0L 2-3272 FA ton, contracts for construction or 2«IM. signs of the new monsatic building. Seated at left is H. W. At GIFTS AND BAR Jorgenson, general contractor. right is Neil J. Convery, architect. Stand- ACCESSORIES Language Institute ing, Rev. Augustine J. Hinehes, O.S.B., (Abbey business manager), Lawrence E. Sut- C^Qu£urC^m6 NEW ROCHELLE lona Col- ton, secretary of the Jorgenson firm, and Rev. LUGGAGE here will hold Very Kevin Barron, O.S.B., prior. AND LEATHER GOODS OJ CATERING SERVICE lege a language institute next summer under Pt'iontl Jnttttcn "Don** a of MtlTlN L. HotN "Mabtv” J*. • program sponsored by the fed- Regain Monasteries RELIGIOUS WEST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY REdvood 1*4)00 eral AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES government. LONDON (NC) - Catholic re- Contracts for The institute Sign will be for 60 ligious organizations arc buying French and Spanish teachers in some of the many monasteries schools. It elementary will open that were closed during the Re- 6 July and close 23 with formation and taken Abbey Aug. over by fam- Building no charge for tuition. ilies of nobles. NEWTON JtWItJW AMD Contracts for construction of the new SfcVMSMITHt MMCE 190* . monastic BEHIND EVERY building at St. Paul's Abbey here were signed NEWARK MILLBURN Dec. 21 TIMI Jan. 8 Testimonial Dinner by Abbot Charles V. Coriston, 0.5.8. M.rt« |trM« UI-47 MJHk.ni Atmm Opaa Mon. rtirx tot. tilO Ground Mm *rw will be broken on Mar. 19 and k 4 »,JO completion is *« *.30, TMuri. miHI V *• t, WmL MIU To Honor Mrs. Artioli expected in about 18 months. 9 Ample hoiking The JERSEY new monastery- will bo of CITY - Mrs. Zina will be the pastor'.s sister, Elda. contemporary design and will sion has been made for a tem- Artioli, mother of Msgr. Walter provide At 11 a.m., Msgr. Artioli will accommodations for 38 chapel, P. Artioli, pastor of Our Lady of porary community li- be celebrant of a Scoletnn Mass priests, 17 clerics and Broth- Mt. Carmel Church, will be brary, monastic refectory, busi- ers, 12 novices SAVINGS ACCOUNI cf Thanksgiving. He will be as- and six -Brother- ness offices and guest guest of honor at a testimonial parlors. sisted Rev. postulants. given Jan. 8 the toy Eugene A. Fa- The, completed structure will by parishioners. In addition to nelli, Our Lady of Libera, West sleeping quar- form the traditional monastic Mrs. Artioli is being honored ters and 15 DAYS New York: Rev. Salvatore P. common rooms, provi- quadrangle with the eventual "GRACE" by the friends she made during ad- SAVE MORE...EARN MORE Citarella, St. Theresa's, Kenil- dition of a and the past 25 years when she serv- seminary wing worth, and Rev. Benedict Mill- an Abbey church. with.r. Earn for the full period! ed as Msgr. Artioli's house- Knights of Lithuania savings per St. received in the tcllo, Anthony's Northvale. Saving! by 15th annum keeper rectory. The oc- ACCOUNT 3%7<0 Fathers Fanelli and Citarella To Meet in Newark ACTUAL GRACE is a tempo- earn dividend! from lat. casion will also mark her 75th NEWARK You'll far to find a better use for that Current Dividend served at Ml. Carmel for 13 and A meeting of the! rary help from God which' en- go spare This means have birthday. Another guest of honor dollar you more 10 Council the in your pocket or purse than to use it, years. Father Militcllo Was Supreme of (he Knights lightens mind and/or moves time to be now, to open a Account at The Trust sure you save the most of Lithuania will bq held here the will to avoid evil and do Savings recently ordained priest good. of New and In ad- : paid Company Jersey. Try it! See how easy earn regularly. from that at 1 p m., Jan. 15. church to " it is save here how quickly your money dition to the convenience The 4 TIMES BONDS After the Mass there will be a meeting will be preceded grows . . , earning 3% a year interest. Come and a Mass at 10:30 to of earnings, your saving* reception by the parishioners in by a.m. in Holy in any our 12 offices or save by mail, we ' are insured to Trinity Church for & pay the postage. Remember all offices up $lO,OOO. EACH YEAR the school cafeteria, followed by deceased Borgos Borgos ... members. i open Monday Insurance a dinner at llvento's Restau- Rev. Peter Totoraitis evenings. will be Insurance rant. celebrant, and the ser- Optn Monday t A. M. to A P. M. mon will be preached by Msgr. Msgr. Artioli became adminis- of all kinds The Tuotday thru Friday f A. M. ta 4 P. ML Ignatius Kelmelis, trator of Holy Trinity 593 KIARNY Mt. Carmel upon the pastor. AVINUI I death of Father Moseati. In //rust On Jan. 1-1, Larry Janonis, dis- KIARNY, N. J. ©ompany 1935 when he was | appointed pas- trict president,' will he honored MONROE SAVINGS tor he received ( from SIOISI j. BOROOI ■ permission at a -testimonial dinner-dance of New the late to’ ALBIIT H. BLAXI Jersey AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Archbishop Walsh held by the New York and New r/M have his mother as WILLIAM J. CLACCUM 221 St Bonk housekeeper. Jersey District m Wathmglon at St Newark 2. N. J. •MA 3-7090 in St. George’s J«rt«y City • Hoboken • Weehawken This followed the death of his Hall. Joseph J. Sable of Jersey Mmm VYm 147 M Union City • Watt New York • Sacaucut father 35 ycqrs ago, City is chairman. Member Federal Depotit Inturance Corporation 4 THE ADVOCATE January 5,1961 Plan Celebrations Farm School Must Consider Natural, Legislation For St. Paul Jubilee Reforms Asked of Man ROME (NC) Center of the year-long commemoration Supernatural Aspects ST. The of the 19th centenary of St. Paul’s arrival in Rome will be LOUIS American farm labor system is NEW YORK Education must of a student with- “based on and development sophomore orientation, college the Basilica of St. Paul which poverty and destitution” must be reformed, consider the natural Outside-the-Walls, contains and super- out regard to moral excellence. nights in junior year, with em- the tomb of the Apostle to the Gentiles. Msgr. George C. Higgins, director of the NCWC Social natural aspects of man, Brother instruction is sec- on "Secular phasis college-financing, and Action J. G. Cesario Abbot of Department, told the Catholic Economic Associa- McKenna, F.S.C.H., prin- ond only to the duty of reli- career nights for those student Bishop D’Amato, 0.5.8., the Bene- at tion at its cipal of Catholic Memorial High gion,” Brother McKenna said. not going to college. dictine monastery St. Paul’s, annual meeting here. School, told the head of commission 11 Roxbury, Mass., "Unless moral as well as aca- Brother E. D. McKenna, F.S.C. is a of Feast of SS. Peter and Paul, “American farm workers,” 18th annual educational confer- demic excellence is of chosen by Pope John “are considered, H., Bergen Catholic High priests which is on June 29.' Msgr. Higgins asserted, ing laws under which workers ence of the Christian Brothers of teacher is not his led XXIII to the centennial cel- the least of a doing Job.” School, a panel on group plan On June 30 there will also be a among privileged any are imported from other lands. Ireland. Brother J. H. Vaughn, F.S.C.H., guidance. This discussion conclud- ebrations. They will include a Mass at St. Paul’s. All members major occupational group in the The conference, held Dec. 27 of Catholic School, ed with call for closer ANOTHER Louis F. Bergen High a co- scries of Masses, conferences, of the Papal court, expept Pope nation.” speaker, at All Hallows School here, middle Atlantic 'High Oradell, convention general operation of parents and teacher and other ceremon- Buckley, regional pilgrimages John, will attend. Citing a 1959 Labor Department was attended 300 members of of the of Labor by chairman, defined excellence as through parent-teacher organiza- TREASURER: L. ies. director Bureau the Order. Lewis study, he said 9% of the farm the degree to which a student tions. A number of OTHER PLANS to honor St. Statistics, told the meeting there Guarniert, a Ohio, commemorative workers in the north central Brother McKenna, keynote measures his The Warren, Paul’s arrival in need better edu- up to potential. events and ceremonies have al- Rome include an is a to provide states and 7% in the South earn speaker, said that Catholic teach- has been elected art greatest untapped resource in attorney, ; show, sponsored and organiz- cation for Negroes so they can ready taken place but the com- less than 30 cents hour. Fifty ers could not accept any defini- American education, he said, treasurer of Catholic ed by the Italian an of fs K. of C. the mittee has reserved all major art commis- take advantage job opportuni- tion of education that limited it- the student: per cent in the north central sec- University of America. A for the sion, and performances by the ties. self to academic and intellectual projects coming year. tion and 80% in the South earn After the general morning Santa Cecelia Academy of Music There will former president of the The first solemn commemora- less than 70 cents iie said. be more job open- meeting, the group was split for Newark Council Robert J. and bv the Italian Radio and Tel- hourly, Catholic tion will take place at St. Paul’s ings for Negroes in professional Motion Picture morning and afternoon panel dis- Fastow, immediate past grand U. alumni associa- Group Outside-the-Walls on evision. HELPING TO drive rates and technical fields in the next six Jan. :*5, wage cussions. Each of the knight, will he honored, at a testi- tion, he has been a member Breakfast Feast of the Conversion of St. Also planned is a week of stud- down, he said, are migrant la- decade, he said, but without Arranges groups was led by a principal of monial dinncr-danco Jan. 14 at of the school’s board of Cardinals ies by leading scriptural scholars, borers imported from foreign more they will not be NEW YORK The 11th annual Irish Christian Brothers Hotel Paul, with the in Rome training an High the Robert Treat. The to lands under trustees since 1944. and officials of the Papal court both Catholic and Protestant, public law and the ' able to qualify for them. Communion breakfast of the mo- School. will | speakers be Msgr. Cornelius be held under of the employment of 457,000 children. attending a Mass. It has not been a'uspices “The basic tion picture industry will be held ; Brother F. I. Offer, F.S.C.H., of J. Boyle, archdiocesan ACCM reasons for the in- determined if the will Pontifical Biblical Institute. The 'question facing govern- Jan. 22 at the Waldorf Astoria af- i Essex Catholic High School, New- and Essex Sher Pope par- ability of the Negro to qualify director, County School To make the world’s Catholics ment, he said, is this: "Shall ter 9 a.m. Mass ih St. Patrick’s ark, led a discussion on parent iff Neil G. Duffy. Charles P. Bill ticipate. for more skilled and higher level aware of the 19th centennial cele- we make it a matter of Cathedral. information. The panel conclud- district Pope John is 'expected lo visit public jobs, even if he had complete Doyle, deputy, is chair- brations to the cl-urch Palm in Rome, the committee policy perpetuate these con- of Speakers will be Very Rev. ed that pre-opening school bul- man. on Sunday, as equality opportunity," he said, Amended has sent out copies of the ditions, or shall we attempt John A. Flynn, C.M., president letins and freshman orientation he has done in the past, to par- Pope’s “arc related to low incomes, neg- to stu- Bishop Wiggcr Council, Maple- letter in 1959 in which he estab- now eliminate this social of St. John’s College, and Philip help parents know what the TRIVANDRUM, India —! ticipate in the procession of the ative family influence for ad- recommended wood The major degree will lished the centennial Committee, blight from the American Scharper of Sheed and Ward. dents face. It also Assem- Palms and to celebrate Mass vanced education, inadequate be for 40 Kerala’s Legislative exemplified a class of and Bishop D’Amato’s accom- scene?" over the tomb of St. Paul. housing low quality and segre- members at 2 p.m., Jan, 8, in bly has amended the contro- letter the his- A week-long series of special panying recalling Msgr. Higgins called for legis- gated schooling, and inadequate St. Joseph’s Hall, Maplewood. versial 1957 Education Act of St. Paul in These Masses and ceremonies will be tory Rome. lation guaranteeing a minimum vocational guidance.” The degree is in honor of PGK passed the former commu- held from Apr. 23 to 30. Each letters have been sent to all Bish- wage to farm workers, ending Gerald X. Cotter. by ops of the world and have been child labor [6O YEARS OF SERVICE! nist-controlled . government de- day special groups of Romans, practices, providing A PARTIAL indulgence remits Msgr. G. 11. Doane General such printed in Italian, Latin, French, for of leaders of mi- As- spite bitter opposition by Cath-, as men and women religious registration part of the temporal punishment sembly In preparation for olics and Hindu Nairs. and members of Italian Catholic German, English and Spanish. grant worker crews, and repeal- due for sin. Catholic Press Month in Febru- The key change eliminates the Action, will take part In the ob- Rev. Titian P. ary, Mencgus ad- provision that private school servances. There will also be par- SAVINGS dressed this group Dec. 27 on teachers must be appointed from ish pilgrimages from various the status of writers and writing a list prepared by the govern- districts of Rome. in America. He discussed the im- ment. This and other oppressive In May the committee plans to The CLASSIFIED portance of in television, MARKET PLACE writing to sections led weeks of blood- organize a pilgrimage to follow radio and the theater and shed in 1959 and the eventual the of St, Paul from Ads footsteps Deadline for Classified 12 Noon - Call MArket 4-0700 stressed the need for Catholic Monday ACCOUNTS downfall of the communist gov- Pozzuli, near Naples, where 4tc writers in these fields. ernment. first landed in Italy, to Rome, where he arrived in 61 A.D. HELP WANTED FEMALE REAL ESTATE UNDER THE new law. a com- FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE The pilgrimage will halt at all to imission will be established .-c- BERGEN COUNTY VICINITY. RIDGEWOOD Name the places mentioned in the Acts Middle BERGEN COUNTY Holy • fed women dctlrcd. Private room -lect candidates for teacher train- and T. Salary AND VICINITY of the Apostles, and monuments V. "to help mother with RIDGEWOOD ing. This commission may choose the children." No house keeping, DAvis WK CODDLE OUT-OF-TOWNERS will be raised to commemorate AT OVER 500 MULTIPLE LISTINGS to candi- St. Anne’s, Fair Lawn Mem- up 80% of all teacher SITHENS REAL ESTATE GI 5-9000 St. Paul’s visit. The route of 'he bers of this society will partici- dates for private institutions. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 159 Franklin Ave.. Ridgewood will he along the Via North OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS pate in a retreat the weekend of School managers may choose the pilgrimage Arlington Appio,. one of the major high- APPLIANCE REPAIRS Jan. 27 at St. Bonavcnturc’s Re- other 20% to receive training nnd Heights on Schuyler Ave. SPARTA treat House, Paterson. Retreat teachers for just ways of ancient Rome. OPEN Kon INSPECTION may suspend NEW HEIGHTS RADIO - TV SERVICE 4 MODEL, HOMES LAKE MOHAWK arc William cause. On June 29-30, St. Paul’s Out- captains Gourlcy 833 Summit Ave.. .terser city 7. N. J. CAPES • RANCHES • SPLITS ItAttlO. Superb R. bath. (SW 7-1070) and Martin Petraitis Passage of the revised act by side-the-Walls will be the center TELEVISION. 111-FI. STEIttiD. FROM 2 B. Ranch, garage, tile P A AMPLIFIER, TAPE RECORDER. Ideal for retired couple or email fam- (SW 6-8176). Those wishing to at-, a 52-23 vote (the communists of a folk celebration. The Ro- PHONOGRAPH AND AUTOMATIC ily. 118.500. RECORD CHANGER SERVICE. $17,990 Interest Per Annum tend are asked to get in touch voted in a block against it) mans who live around St. Paul's SUNSET LAKE FREE MODELS OPEN DAILY with one or the other as soon evoked loud cheers and desk are a fair with WY 1-7320 Slalnlesa atecl G. E. kitchen with built mganizing dancing MO. 8 SERVICE ON ANY NEW In washer-dryer highlight* thin 3 B R. as possible. thumping in the Assembly. nnd entertainment in honor of the MOTOROLA TV BERGEN COUNTY ranch with finished basement, garage, Mi acre. $18,500. PURCHASED FROM US. SEE ANY OF A FINE E. B. NOWICKI PROP. SELECTION OF HOMES THRU FOX HOLLOW FARMS CALI. SW 52414 Spiritual Bouquets Father Hourihan Named SMITH & MOONEY AUTO & REPAIRS REALTORS ter. Custom quality split-ranch in Sus- For Camden SERVICE 111 Kind’km'k acx ('minty's exclusive round lake SAFETY AND Ordinary Rd„ Montval*. N. J. year PArk Ridge community located opposite Our Lady WASHINGTON (NC) - Adults, G.M. Service 6-2400 Advisor to Transmission of the Lake Church and school on the CONVINIKNCI and children of Workshop RERGENFIELD Sparta Newton Road. PLUS the diocese pre- Plymouth, Ford. Chevrolet. Ruk-k. Old*- i Bcdroom* mobile. Cadillac, any make auto; J 12.030 down sented separate bou- NEWARK Rev. John P.l programs, including methods of I we Brick A frame nm. E. G. ANDERSON, Realtor spiritual will install a Modern kitchen, rebuilt transmla»lon. gua- enclosed porch, 11 Ccnl.r PA 9-8181 to director of the referral, factors of ranteed 8 month*; 1 quoted, finished rec-room. ga- Rt. Sparta quets Archbishop Celestine J. HourihaH, Mt.j eligibility* and; price no rake, A-l E-Z neighborhood. *21.730. *133. for the np»; term*. 1 day acrvlce. 331 month Damiano of Camden to mark the Carmel Cluild Apostolate scope of services available in vo- llalaev per will carry. FARMS St . Newark. For prices call MI - HOMES - ESTATES 2-9934. HOWSE 25th anniversary of his ordination. Deaf, has been appointed adviser cational rehabilitation, according B A. M.-8 P. M. REALTY INC. T MORRIS HIM KROON WARREN The to the national Office of o Father Hourihan. It will be held *- n>c bouquets, encased in a Voca-j ELECTRICAL WORK WV&2, rooN'i ir.s JAMES V DUFFY double silver tional Rehabilitation’s workshop under sponsorship of a grant to Ai.ney Oqmmercialtrust Cos. together Main Chrm.t. frame, DENVILLE M. N J TR B S3OO on of the deaf for Gallaudet of New totaled nearly 100,000 Masses, problems College. MANGIERI Evsnlna. MOrray » woo Jersey more than 80,000 clergymen and social workers, toi Topics will include: employ-1 1 Communions, GRIFFIIH TRIDEAUX, INC. Juliet R. McWilliams, Realtor 11 than be held Mar. 13-17 in ment of the adult deaf, Main Convenient Offices more 90,000 Rosaries, and Washing- problems j ELECTRIC COMPANY REM TORS - INSURERS Kt„ Cheater N. J. TR 8-Sl3l ; D.C. of the adult 18 Indian Rd , Dtnvllle. J. more than 800,000 aspirations. ton. socio-legal problems A QUALITY JOB AT A REASONABLE N. PRICE. OAkwood 7-4300 APARTMENTS FOR RENT JERSEY CITY UNION CITY Father Hourihan will attend a deaf, the aged deaf, the role of FREE ESTIMATES the Huh ot Murrla County*' MAIN' 4800 Bergeeilee workers in 13 Exchance Place Ave. et 48 th U. meeting of the workshop’s ad- religious the vocation ~ EAST ORANGE AND QUALIFIED ADVICE ON YOUR AGO Newark Are, 1030 SemwN Ave. atlltkSl. LAKE IHOP AT CONG at Phra Cornea Course in Braille visory board in Washington, Jan. al rehabilitation of the deaf, cdu- ELECTRICAL NEEDS A FEW CHOICE PLEASE CALL 538 Grove St. Near Newark Ave. 9. will be Powrie V. t rational problems of the adult ES 4-0768 BAYONNE NEWARK A 15-wcck course Presiding APARTMENTS LEFT 73? Bergen Ave. at Foinnoeet Ave. LAKEFOREST RESERVATION 22? Broadway at 9th St. Doctor of Gallaudet who life of the adult [deaf, community - ItA Newark Near in braille (or sighted who College, PILLOWS QUIITS At FOR OCCUPANCY Avow Jertey Arm, 544 Brood way at 25 th M. persons Upper Hopatconf IMMEDIATE 1)1 Wood has been named director, of the deaf. \ PRESTIGE LOCATION Jodoe* Awe. at lawn Awe. 575 Broadway at 41 rf Si. wish to become .transcribers (or The will PILLOWS Water front lot 78 foot front $3,800. COMBINING SUBURBAN CHARM the Mt. Carmel Guild workshop. : workshop's findings - QUILTS Depart- Another with at foot water frontage, AND CITY CONVENIENCES OWN MONDAY IVINtNOS lExcpt Mai, OHIeM The workshop will provide Ibe documented for use by the Mad# to Order and Ranovated. Pillow* ment (or the Blind will begin returned day. Feathera COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED KlStt art tame and Down by and BAYONNE 7 to B—UNION CITY 4 M ■ training in the technical aspects Office of Vocational Rehabilita- iht pound. Jan. 12. The tuition-(ree course All-electric kitchen with colored built- of the vocational rehabilitation | tion. In oven, counter-top range. 11 cu. ft. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS will be given by Mrs. Leo V. PENNER BROS. rrfrlaerator with lop freezer, dish- mo B'way 9-rwt washer all Doorman eOHIA Norton, (ormer chairman of the Haynnne FE *4 acre homesite. road. In color. services FEDERALRESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOUT INSURANCECOW. Since 1910 paved $1,893. acre 233 foot paved roadi $1,093. 100 PER CENT FREE PARKING department, with classes set for Ritter Fully insulated 3-bedroom cottage, PLUMBING & 4 ROOMS (ONE BERROOMV $lB3 7:30 p.m. in the center (or the Archbishop by HEATING $9,900. Sov* 5 ROOMS (two hdrms. 2 hatha) .. . $249 blind, 99 Central Ave. Due in Rome A5 •am For best buys ’on New Jersey's largcht ALSO PROFESSIONAL Michael T. Baudermann, Inc. lake, atop at the Lake Forest Reserva- JAN tion APARTMENTS AVAILABLE ROME (NC) Archbishop Jos- PI UMBINO AND HEATING Office Club plan. 181 WILLIAM ST.. NEWARK 3 Office Club plan. APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED eph E. Ritter of St. Louis, who MA 2-7407 AT RENTAL OFFICE Lake Forest Office Open 11 to 7 Including Sundays will be formally named a Cardi- RELIGIOUS GOODS ARTHUR D. CRANE CO. FLORIDA'S nal at the Vatican on Jan. 16, is 44 SOUTH MUNN AVE. Houtt 15—8 miles north of Dover. N,J. expected to arrive in Rome on EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ENGLEWOOD Jan. ORange 4-7244 11. THE MIRACLE SHOP See Our Furnished Model Apt. He will chart*>rcd front | 314 Ridge lined. Lvndhuret ST CECILIA'S H. come by s. vicinity. Engllah DIRECTIONS FROM NEWARK lopp Rltj Theelre) tudor. 3 bedrooms, screened porch, with a party of about 100 plane Detly 1 to 5 8 to B maids room, rec-room. IV* baths, slum- BY CAR: Straight out Central Ave. to WINDWARD from WEh.ler I, *xIrM- Munns turn Munn Ave. half persons his archdiocese, lie 3-4545 m,ns right on 4 tlmn rnffi*' lSS.lf 8*1372,"'' ' block. and his Adrian compoundid yearly! secretary, Msg>\ HOMES BY BUS: NURSING LAKE Take No. 21 to M unn Ave., will at the North Sito In MOHAWK walk south \\% blocks property Dwyer, stay porion or by m0i1... wo pay to or take No. 24 44 bus to Central and American where he is poifogt both wayt APTSY NURSING Iwo bedroom ranch home, or College, HOME - living roo Munn Avea., walk half block north to with fireplace, dining area, mode: expected to receive official notifi- COMFI Kit SERVICE property PALMS SAVINGS INSURED TO kitchon; lovely lake view, $18,500. $lO,OOO .»«eImmaculate Conception THE DATOR AGENCY Church St School. Mohawk 2-4400 _ M LOW IN COST 225 acres of land to Formosa’s TELEPHONE DE Open 0 e m. 10 p.m. Cloned Sun. 8 E. Ramapn Ave. Mahwah. N. J Open dally otosP. 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The For call: S-5700 Decency Work further information MA Pledge Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone Most By William fault. Clem Remarkable H. Zecha and Bob Ram- and live (and work) Adventure* Woman Mooring of son for the Edge of Eternity Last Day* of 10 Commandments Huckleberry Said the sey of “The Finn Flame Over India Pompeii Tarzan. Ape Man LAY SIEGE TO HEAVEN, by personal bright young Catholic Register” later per- day when dad can get up enough Alamo story by a man who early Easter Flaming Star Last Voyage • —”3o” trips in the 20’s student: “I Battle of Louis dcWohl. $4.50. 40 condemn indecent suaded Fox Inter-Mountain Thea- to start their own farm. Flute A Arrow Libel 3rd Man on Mt. Lippincott. years ago served as student courage Coral Sea when the Army game was still and immoral Freckles I-ost World 14 Fighting motion . . ters to of How they come out Battle in Men St. Catherine of Siena’s story director of pictures give “Conspiracy makes the Gallant Hour* Masters of 13 Ghosts publicity under being played on the of Outer plains and promise to unite Hearts” a Space Great Day Congo Jungle of could, easily be even Rockne and a with all “try-again” run, with substance of the story. Ben Hur 30-Foot Bride incredible, remained close West Point. those Gunfightcrs of Man on String Candy Rock who protest against more suitable outlandish; in the hands of ex- friend until the latter’s them.” advertising. They Fights among sheep shearers Behind Great Wall Abilcno Michael Strogoff 39 Step* untime- The other local hero is Dr. “With whom Bijj Jceter Guns of Timber* Mouse That Roared 1.001 Arabian perienced am I supposed to gave the film some honest fizzle when all must unite to fight Nts. hagiographer de- ly death. Daley, sports col- Paul pub- Big Night land My Dog. Buddy 3 Worlds of (Bucky) O’Connor, who unite?” “How It was Blood & Steel Wohl it becomes in- umnist for the licity. re-shown with com- forest fires that threaten the Hand in Hand Noose for Gunman Gulliver a personal New. York starred in the Boy & Pirate* last college do we Heaven on Earth Oklahoma Terri- Toby Tyler troduction to go plete success. flocks. Ambition and Boy Who one of the most re- Times, has written his book competition Stole High Time tory 13 Hours to Kill game coached by Rockne in about protest- Million Hound Dog markable women as Badly needed is more Catholic must sometimes cede to the life Man Operation 12 to Moon who ever part of the American Back- 1930. Wallace Cindcrfella Hound paints this game That Amsterdam Under 10 Flags ting?” “We action sucH as Zecha and Ram- and death conflicts Cinerama lived ground series and directed it imposed by Thought He Wu Pope Walk Tall —and the use of O'Connor, a know how to Clrcu* Star* A Raccoon Pollyanna to the sey put over in Denver. At least untamed nature. The long Warrior A Slave Actually, dcWoht docs not con- 10-15 year old reader. cast Comanche Station In Wake halfback, as an emergency recite the Le- of Pork Chop Hill Girl sider three other good movies I can etches rugged, original character- Conspiracy of Stranger Raymie When Comedy himself a hagiographer BOTH substitute for the injured full- Heart* Israel ARE recommended gion of Dc-' think of Silent Enemy Was King in the strict flopped everywhere ex- izations. Only the racehorse, Cossack* sense of the worn. back Dan in the 1930 j Journey to Center Sink the Bismarck Wizard of Baghdad without reservation. Wallace’s Hanley ccncy pledge, cept in Day They Robbed of Earth Snow He attaches the a few isolated places ‘Sundowner” himself, strikes a Queen Would-Be term “novel”, book must be rated the Southern California game —as but Banjc of England Jungle Cat Story or Ruth Gentlemen among nobody where. Catholic them truly note Swan Lake rather than this support for hackneyed and lie is Dinoaaurus Kidnapped Wreck of biography, to top sports the crowning touch of Rockne’s * | Mary biographies to ap- tells us how to was Dog of Flanders Last Angry Man Sword & Dragon book about organized. easy to forgive. If you are tired Deare St. Catherine", as he in this coaching genius. make it work!” I pear country. It is the We to of problem Adults did to his saint arc help promote good depressing films, see Unobjectionable for , Adolescents previous stories, result of intensive research Together, these books make This story, this All Young Men Hannibal Prisoner* “Citadel of God" movies as well as hit out at bad one. It lets fresh air and of Volga Trapped In (St. Bene- (chiefly through correspondence a perfect gift for father and related to Angry Red Planet Hell Bent for Porgy and Bess Tangier* me honest drama dict). “The ones. Such support ought to be into the theaters As Sea Rages Leather S.O.S. Pacific Unforgiven Joyful Beggar” with hundreds of Rockne’s for- son. But, mother, don’t wait Rev. Atomic Submarine Stent by Raymond J. Judge, High Powered Rifle of Mystery Valley of Redwoods (St. Francis of Assisi). “The till next Christmas long lorthcoimrjg’ everywhere, with- again. Babette mer players), which comple- to get them. Goes to House of Usher School for Verboten associated with the Catholic War “The Glorious out any question of House of 7 Hawks Scoundrels Village of Damned Folly” (St. ments the author’s E.G. profit-shar- Battle’ of Ice Palace Secret thorough and youth * Sexes >1 Virtuous press organizations in or Because I Aim Bigamist Paul), “Set All Afire” (St. ing special paid advertising. Pepe They’re at Stars Purple Reef Visit to Small knowledge of his subject. Each West Virginia, and Young AFRICAN WOMEN SPEAK, now in Al- Catholic alone will (Good) Jailbreakers Sergeant Rutledge Planet Francis Xavier) and “The Rest- of the items patronage Family Bellboy major of the Rock- Journey to 7 Ways From Wake Me When edited National Catholic buquerque, is typical of I teach Bell* Are less Flame” (St. by many theater owners the value For almost 3-1/2 hours the tenu- Ringing Lost City Sundown It’s Over Augustine). ne legend is explored and the Bride* get through the- mail. of Catholic of of Dracula Magnificent 7 Song Without End Walk Like Dragon But unlike books which in- added Welfare Conference Office for press and promises. ous story a Mexican stable- Cage of Evil inaccuracies by the years The Man in Cocked Hat Sundowner* Walking Target UN Affairs. solution, it seems to me, Crazy for Love in far of World Horizon Re- boy’s (Cantinflas) devotion "to Man Who Died Sunrise at Warlock dulge ramblings afield of retelling away. a Enemy General stripped must be with (and DID YOU notice this Twice Campobello Wild and ports, N.Y. sought by) how, favorite stallion he calls 4 D Man the the source material when treat- Without exception, the Maryknoll, “My Marie Octobre Surrender Hell Innocent myth pastors, year, the TV Gazebo parents, teachers and networks made Son,” invites comparison with the Mating Time Tarzan. the Woman Eater ing biblical or saintly subjects, added to the truth . This is absorbing reading for General Midnight proves group more room for Christ in their Lace . Magnificent Woman Obsessed leaders, especially of mov- late Mike Todd’s Della Rovere "Lay to Heaven” con- quite anyone interested in Africa. It “Around the Mountain Road 10 Seconds to Hell W'orld. Flesh Siege inconsequential. Rockne ie clubs. Christmas Giant of Marathon and Not enough of these programming? There World in Night Fighter* Thunder In Sun the Devil fines itself the ks discusses the of Af- 80 Days.” A similar Goliath Sc Dragon to documented emerges pretty much the problems Othello Time Machine World of Apu are able and to inform were so fine it of 20 rican women willing many programs line-up or 30 stars appear Tormented facts of the saint’s life, novel- man the legend has painted: today, from un- themselves about is to individual mov- impossible mention all, but as themselves. It moves (when izing only in the matter of a genius who could have been schooled villagers to educated ies and organize local among the for Morally Unobjectionable for 'Adults support of best, my tastes, not bogged down All the Fine successful in any city women, as told the by superfluous 4 Fast Guns Magician 'Purple Gang fleshing-out characters, peopl- field; a man by the good were: Maureen Young Cannlbali ones. O’Hara’s “Night detail) against- colorful back- 400 Blows Man Who Could Uue de Pari* ing places, putting to of quick and usually women themselves. Angel Wore Red Gras* Is Greener dialogue unerring Before Christmas” Cheat Death Seven Thlevea (NBC, Dec. grounds, Mexico Angry Silence historical situations. judgments; of IF OUR PLEDGE principally and Hell Is City Mirror Has 3 Face* Hound St Fury unswerving loy- In July, 1958, over 300 Afri- to patron- 23); Marc “Christ- Apartment llcllcr in Pink Murder. Inc. Connolly's Las Vegas. However, where the Spartacu* alty to family, friends and to ize and Rack to Wall Tight* Music Kid DeWOHL’S can women met in a seminar promote morally and ar- USA” Box Rachel Cods MASTERFUL mas, (CBS, Dec. 25); Todd success turned Beat of Everything Heroes Die Young North the school he served every guest to Alaska Sapphire as player at to consider tistically good motion is Black Orpheus Nude drawing of Catherine Benin- Lome, Togo, pictures, NBC's 20” and the star into Home From In White Car Subterraneans and coach for 20 “Project a story-telling asset, Captain’s Table years; a to take on practical the Hill Ocean’s 11 Third Voice is the gen- their role in their any mean Como” and Career House casa key to the plausi- rapidly “Perry “Lawrence “Pepe” often converts celebrities of Intrigue Odds Against Touch of Larceny erous winner but a hard loser ing, Catholics Caah McCall continent. This must read their Welk” shows. into Hypnotic Eye Tomorrow Unfaithful* bility of her story. Could a frail changing report time-absorbing liabilities. Chance Meeting I Passed for On the Beach (and he counted less own must Upstairs St anything presents those press. They be given The College White One Foot pale girl of a nun have influ- discussions, . Cantinflas character is alive in Hell Downstairs than victory as a defeat). by that Confidential Ikiru Once More Af- press the information Virgin Island enced noblemen, summarized or abridged by the The Sundowners with charm. Some musical Cranes Are Flying I’m All With theologians, ter reading this and Right. Feeling Virgin Spring book, no one they need in order to Crimson Kimono sinners, and NCWC Office Jor UN Affairs. avoid bad dance Jack Operation Petticoat Why Must I Die Popes all over tur- doubts (Excellent) Adults, Adolescents numbers (Dan Dailey, Crowded Sky that all Notre Dame movies and support good Inherit the Wind One Foot In Hell Wild Strawberries bulent African ones. Maurice Chevalier and Dark at Top of It Pillow 14th-century Italy, and needs to women face problems Fred Cantinflas Started in Naples Talk Wind Cannot Read regain its former On the local live Zinnemann, who made Stairs Jayhawker* Plunderers level, Cath- for Wonderful Country France as well? Could the of us have never real- instance), logically injected, End of Innocence Key Witness Portrait pray- place in the football world is many olic “The Nun’s Story,” now offers in Black Young Hava newspapers can organize Exodus ers of such a woman be the ized: those serve the story welL Let No man Write No Tim* ap- another Rockne —but of the bride price, massive this although Fast A Sexy try to Catholic support for fascinating story of family My Epitah parent instrument which the the others (notably a beatnik se- by find one. widow, the deserted wife, films that settlers in the Australian bush deserve and need it. Morally in Part dead returned to the the second and forth. One country in the quence starring Bobby Darin and Objectionable for Everyone life, living BOTH wife, so instance of how this 19205. Although he Alaska Passage 3 BOOKS glowing can a long, wearisome piece of busi- Branded Women Macumba Love Sex Kittens Go joyfully faced death, and the pay Well worth for be done has little, to about their And Quiet Flows Herod the Great Mania tribute to two reading a bet- arose in Denver say to College North Jersey res- re- ness involving Curtis and the Don Last Mile Marrlage-Go-Round pleasure-mad sinner embraced ethnic Tony Sign of Gladiator idents ter knowledge of one aspect of cently. or religious backgrounds, Beat Generation La Strada Missile Moon who played a role ! Janet to Some IJke It Hot austerity? large Leigh) might better have Beloved Infidel 5 Gates Hell Never Africa. F.A. The excellent which neglects significant aspects to So Few Sons St Lovers in the Rockne story. One fast-developing Paramount re- ! Between Time and Foolish Virgin Could she is Jo- been cut down or left out en- Night* of Lucretia Squad Car stand hold- lease of Australian find Eternity Forbidden Fruit M. Byrne “Conspiracy of pioneering, you * Borgia Strangera When ing the head seph Jr., whom Da- Hearts,” tirely. Blue Angel From of a man executed here real Hell to Not as a Stranger We Meet credits shown cold on double people, facing up to Bluebeard’s 10 ley with having a bill with Eternity Platinum High Studs Lonigan on the block and thank God for kept life’s problems Honeymoons From the Terrace School Rockne at It Started in with fortitude born Squad Car Notre Dame when Jerome J. ‘ Naples,” was a Siviss Born Reckless G. I. Blues Portrait of his salvation as his blood Stanley of Family Subway In U\« Sky Columbia flop. Film ads which deep faith: refreshing change Bramble Bush Girls Town tried to pry him read: “Tor- Sinner Summer Place changed the color of * Breath of Scandal Goddess of Love her white CHURCH * [from the "chip-on-the-shouldcr” Robinson Pretty Boy Floyd Surprise Package away in the late 1920’5. GOODS ture, killing and vicious Bucket of Blood H-Man habit? Wal- pas- Private Live* of Tall Story Could she nudge a fear- movie characters Butterfield 8 Happy Anniver* lace tells one tale s‘ons»" etc., were so repetitious (Excellent) Adam St Eve 3 Murderessee after an- 116 WASHINGTON STREET probably at family Can Can ful Pope back to Rome from these sary Psycho Too Soon Love other days. Carry Nurse Head to of Byrne’s service to the To a bleak winter releasing on. of Tyrant Pusher Virgin Sacrifice MA 2-6071 An Circus of Horrors Avignon by "pestering him un- NEWARK. N.J adventure-drama, beautiful-1 Hercules Rat Race Where Hot Notre Dame squads their ns schedule Walt Disney adds this Crack in Mirror Wind during m mm Unchained Rebel Breed Blow* til he gave in to the Will of ly Cry Tough photographed in Technicolor- welcome show. It Hiroshima. Riot *n Juvenile Who very family car- Daddy-O Was That God”? Could she, against actual Australian Mon Amour Prison Lady? a tiny wan ries the Legion of Desire in Dust Inside Ml back-j Decency’s spe- the Mafia Rise St Fall of Wicked Go to Hell figure in the clutch of her grounds, this combines human in- Electronic Monster It Started Withs Leg* Diamond cial recommendation for all. The Elmer Wild River Gantry Kiss Rookie World of death-illness, stand up to an terest, suspense, trage- adventures Entertainer romance, of the shipwrecked Leech Women Rosemary Suzie Esther Wong angry mob of thousands dy, humor, A King Let’s Make Love Storm Young press- pathos, even some sex Robinson family cast a Captives upon Temale A Flesh ing on the Vatican. and violence. The pattern, how-j primitive island are beautifully not ever, is designed for sensa-j told jn Technicolor. John Mills Separate Classification THE SISTER CATHERINE r# Exp «. SEVEN lional as much \!nrsi nr r!~l * r !,n—c * Thl * ">**•»*• which presents th. of Bcnincasa that deWohl a„ inspirational and Dorothy McGuire are fine as program gives us qu»*l-reUglous movement, ihould be viewed by > effect. wlt reservations is as 80 Park the devoted parents, with James h ccruln became tha (Urn relic, too easily accepted such a Newark, New heavily . *r«ument . and became the Avenue, Jersey Deborah 5 religioua #WOSDBES it expreaalon which woman. And Kerr, Robert Mitchum Kirk the reason lies be- MacArthur, Tommy and tow it tsvea to peraonal reform la theologically amblguoua. the Sorrento h (formerly Restaurant) OF THE and Michael Anderson are • li!.°v ' "IghJ Presented in the form of a .eriom yond his brilliant characteriza- young | headed Kevin Corcoran as their hi. m quail-documentary ?V lt * abhJect matter (the analytical .tudy of the rehabllb centrally depicted as settlers in sons. utl* p lut , tion of Catherine Benincasa—- young Disney docs not ask * '* oucallonable entertainment for the motion a- /LV - picture the vast medium. for thl. reason It la Intended for specialised WORLD sheep country. They us to believe this as as a and mature audi- dynamic and simple, gay and ownj clearly ence and Ita exhibition ahoutd therefore be restricted. no more than a horse, wagon did the author of the original meditative, sickly and indefati- and Condemned Mivrio movable tent, but the wife: book, but few youngsters (at any gable, and a dozen other para- Come Dance With Lady Chatterley’s Mating Urge Port of Desire age) will fail to enjoy it. .Me Lover doxes—and probes poignantly Never on Sunday Third Sex OOUtoi Ecstasy IJane. Jungle Night Heaven Catherine of Kxpreaso Fell Savage Eye Siena, the saint Palm Beach Bongo Goddess Oscar Wilde Trial* of Plaza Hotel Flesh Is Weak Love Game Pan* Night* Oscar St. Catherine, Marriage-Go-Round of WUde ruthlessly chop- Film Beach, Florida Garden Eden Love la My Private' Uves of ”Gracious Green Wasted Live* and ping off her beautiful Dining in a Continental (Fair) Objectionable in Carnation Profession Adam and Eve of hair and 75 Excellent location, pool. Beach Club, part Heroes A Birth Twina Atmosphere" HTTirrii*. in coif, (itnina Sinners Lovers Private Property Woman working as a maid in room. bar. entertainment, Written and produced from his La Ronde of Rome serving beautiful 4 ■amen looms. Some *ulte* with her own household to Banquet Rooms nuii n«mT own stage comedy by young Les- win par- kitchenette*. Reasonable rates. Spe- ental to become Church Functions Home and cial rates for holidays. Free Parkin*. lie Stevens, this • ultra-sophisti- permission a Office Parties nun. St. Catherine cated trifle involves happily mar- praying Breakfasts Current in Brief the night, Communion• Wedding Receptions ried .college professors (Susan through renouncing Plays Home of our Suburban and Hayward and James Mason) food and sleep, falling into ec- Metropolitan Jean Thellusson Ph.D. whose domestic tranquility is By Nourse stasy at.the Communion rail. Catering Service H St. Catherine, D threatened a blonde in intimate con- HU 4-7200 by flashy BI 3-7000 ConMnt _ Complex, tome- not audlbla vtralon (Julie who be- »h*l •"f ftlwaya oI O’Caaey’a versation with God, giving her Ncwmar), briefly disturbing political drama about k mr ,b Ut ,h level high- " ly ° * ,ruh Troubl “ comes briber. and blackmail used to force 13l'? ' heart to Jesus and their housegucst. At- Senate receiving confirmation of a queatlonablo Cabi- s.nd M. No Flowers Amuilnc light in — " moral conclusions arc net appointee. comrdy * .Ifis return, rejoicing in the .''V. tempted a .bout (hr ahaurd wor. oi ,5b- a All tba Way Homt h ° nC,rl C of the stigmata. V mere for the Absorbing, compaa- yPOt * und ' r th * d ' lu * lon h ' agony sop rank suggest- U alooate ntudy of the effect* of audden ,c?> nin* ' a Th. V, ivencss and boldly blurted "tit- death upon a cloae knlt mlddle-claaa Amer- Sound OS Music Knchantlnf IT WAS CATHERINE the ican family. fMI with wiiuomo H ter” lines. joni Miry Martin aa Baikal Intereatlng and colorful. If 5' U2S*» conv « lrl *lo launched obedient, Catherine the aomewhat J,?‘ humble, cynical, drama of the context . Tranp children a choral career. A T * k * Catherine the intense contem- liejween Britain'a Alonp—Mrlodlc Fuels Henry II and St. Thomaa , O’Neill mu- of Life a Becket. alcal, aetllns the amali town lovo E lerna proh* plative who gave the strength (Fair) Adults Tf* Baal Man— Fax! paced, adroit o( convivial Uncle Sid (Jackie Gleaaonl and hie to Catherine the political aatlre. who. a Preaidentlal choice booklah teenaged soldier who lay Asa la a high-minded liberal Intellectual of P W dub ou * hut general- popular drawing card, no tr to heaven. S religion and pretty flexible domeatlc a’ able siege It was Cather- Bob Hope and Lucille Ball morals. Honay-Nalurallatle Brltlah may B yVaT.about ine possessed of God. . * # By# “ Clever, brisk. Play a ahlltlras aging trollop prove irresistible to many. The light- and hearted musical take-off her hitter wayward daughter. Objectionable A remarkable here 1 on teenager rock woman, - n lor underlying cynlctam. & T screenplay docs not flatter their roll fads. aeamy altuatlona C f n,,l ° Splendid and coarae dialogue. remarkably well-met. A.M.B. .1 l. pageantry, cap- *\y\ talents. There are some hilarious tune, and a likeably Ideallatlc Tenderloin Engagingly noatalgtc mo- [hating alcal about a plucky KNUTE sight hook make this Lerner-Locwe Arthurian mlnlater out to cloae ROCKNE, by Fran- Wdg gags and a few very funny Manhattan * br*va and jovsome geste. up ain apota at the century’a turn. Some cla Wallace. $3.95; lines. Critic s Choice Witty, adult comedy rtaque bile, but value, general- Doubleday, WBZmD about a conscientious drama reviewer ly good. KNUTE The as- The Tenth Man— ROCKNE, FOOTBALL major premise, however, |signed to co\er his wife's atrocious first Pleaaant romantic parable In be play. Accepts divorce and remarriage but aynagogue getting enlivened WIZARD OF NOTRE S V, SURED seems to that extra-martial in- »llh humor. DAME, T«°*.!I? * acc OUNTS OPINED BY THE otherwise agreeable. wry Jewish Oppoalng today’a Arthur n.UP trigue is Drums Under akepGciam. lauda all by Daley. Kenedy, TO $lO,OOO 10th a washout because of . the Window .Stirring aentlmentatly lallha, EARN FROM THE lit episodes with rrgardleaa of baala (or belief. unfortunate a lyric lilt from O'Casey's American Background .• .-a Your Noighborhood Institution not early Dublin days. Toya In the Atllc - CauaUc atudy Books, Savings consequences, ! Includes his usual jibes of a because, in at Catholicism in Ireland. weak, amiable Southerner, wrecked by $2.50. thought or Emmanuel sclfuh, meddling womenfolk. Soma deed, -- Reverently beautiful re- raw llnea and rvnlcal The most "" adultery is a violation of telling of the story of Bethlehem, with ad- grnrrally outlook. important incident the I Under fha Yum mirable portrayals of Our and St. Vum Tree Shallow, In American Commandments. Lady light football history did ;Joseph. auggeallye comedy about a young girl allly plan (or not take An Evening with Mike Nichols and a a platonic trial mar- place on the gridiron rlage. E,a n# ~~ sophisticated satiric or in . Wildcat Big. colorful a locker room. It was the skits pointing up our current national foi- braaay musical with I-ucllle Ball In lhies. One sketch on amorous youngsters In a 1912 bonmtown proa- almost casual invitation made MAGICIAN lor oil Ik dubious taste. peeling and an oilman husband. Family fare. by Devine F ioreltol Brisk, sparkling musical Johnny and Johnny For charting the rise any occasion humorously political Plant to Knute Rockne at a of an explosive young LaGuardia. & The 4fth track Cousin - Amiable Jewish- Chicago meet in 1910 to American comedy about Irascible 1900 an come to Notre Dame 808 OWENS I’apa who scares off his daughters* suitors. along Oypsy Television II The sorry spectacle of first- with them next Fall. t rate stage talent wasted on the neglig- 621 Itocknc had intended Valley Rd. ible memoirs of a burlesque queen. to use Some highly suggestive numbers. 249 SUNDAY. JAN. t his savings from four KEARNY AVE. N. J. The Hostage Brendan Behan's years of (Neon. Bergen) KEARNY, N. J Upper Montclair, mad D am. (4) "Let’* Talk About brouhaha of ribald quips, tavern ballads God.” work with the post office to Hours. 9 to Doily 3; Fri. 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Continuous! and sentimental philosophizing. Heavy on Phone 6-6734 10 ».m. <4> ’’lnquiry.” P*ull»t Fath- enroll at the Pilgrim off-color Jokes, some treating holy things "Lov* St University of 11- with offensive flippancy. ers. Marriage.” linois. But he 10 s.m. Hour of St. Francis. took the sugges- Invitation to s March Dreary social 10 a m. Catholic Hour. Rev. legend John Courtney Murray. B.J. sweet songs and a charming new star I was born. These two volumes, squandered on he sordid history of a SATURDAY. JAN. M RECEIVE trench prostitute. 12 30 p.m. ill) Christophers. issued just prior to the 30th „hiie GIVING Miracle Worker—Tense, moving drama of Rockne’s ss mettlesome Annie Sullivan tames s anniversary death small but ferocious Helm Keller to teach this coming Mar. 31, her the wonders of wonts. vividly re-create The Music Man— Fresh, the life of the great- we exhilarating Radio Yes, will mail a check musical of r you six months for life if invest romance 1912 lowa set to a est every you through our march beat. football coach of them all. snappy Sou/a Fine for the family. The Wallace tome is a very LIFE INCOME My Fair Lady Brilliant melodic adap- SUNDAY, JAN, • MISSION CONTRACT tation of Shaw's comedy about the Cockney 6:13 a.m. WNKW Sacred Heart. flower-girl transformed by the proud pro- 7 a.in. WNKW Hour of Crucified fessor of speech. .Some low, broad humor 7:13 a.m. WRCA—Hour of St. Francis The rate of interest in scenes featuring her raffish father. 7:30 WHOM—Sacred Films on depends a m. Heart Hour TV upon your age. Period of - Rueful Adlustment Williams 7:30 a.in. WOR Marian Theater comedy about the personality clashes of 8 a.m. Wi*AT tAM-FMi—Sacred Heart Following Is a list of films on TV two young couples. Its humor harps pretty 713 You will the educational Program Jan. There may be changes In help work, of our S.V.D. Catholic steadily on Intimate marital 830 missionaries In problems. a.m. WafCA Ave Maria Hour aome due to cuts for TV use. The Plough and the Stars Frantic. but and 10 10 a in. WFHA-FM—"Our Spiritual generally the original Legion of De- Japan the Philippines. drama Molhei" Mary Productions. cency ratings may be accepted as 1 p m. WFUV KM—Ave Maria. correct. ANTICIPATED ANNUAL 1:30 Dead Sea Scrolls pm. WFUV—KM—Hour of Cru- FOR You will receive an assured TIIE FAMILY income for life and many spiritual cified. DIVIDEND Abductors * Listen.. Darling 2,30 p m. WRCA Catholic Hour. after Above Us the Patterns remembrances death. * 830 p.m WVN’J l.ivtng Iloeary, EFFECTIVE JAN. 1961 Setonia TV Waves Postman Didn’t 1, Topic 10 pm. W’ABC Christian in Action. Ambush ' Ring MONDAY, SOUTH ORANGE—Msgr. John JAN. t Alaska Highway Seven Were Saved 2 pm. WSOU (FM>—Sacred Heart. Babes In Arms Stick An investment for LIFE and J. Dougherty, of Scton to Your Guns received ETERNITY! president 10 03 pm WSOU .TUI Roaarr. Crowd Roars Story of Alexander savings Hall University, will discuss the TUESDAY, JAN. 10 Fingers at the Graham Bell 2 WSOU —Sacred Heart. . Window Tarian pin Finds Son on Dead Sea Scrolls' on Seton Hall 10 00 pm WSOI tfU» Reeery. Gallant Bess 10th Ave. Angel or before JAN. 10 . WEDNESDAY, I Bemembcr Mama liger Seminar Jan. 6 at 10 a.m., Chan- /AN. 11 A Flame 2 pin. WSOU (F.M»~,Sacred Heart Life With Henry Tabor. Great nel 13. Special guest will be Piogram. • ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS earn 030 p in. WHNX extra dividends from JAN. 1 Msgr. Patrick head of St. Stephen's Behind Green Manila Skchan, Church. Novena Calling v Lights My Sister Eileen the df Oriental Lan- 10 06 pm .WSOU (f||) Roeery. department Belle of Old Ox bow Incident THURSDAY, JAN. 12 Mexico Paris After guages at Cptholic University of 2 P.m WSOU Dark JFllUSacred Heart. Brasher Doubloon Son of » 30 p in. WSOU (FM> Ave Fury America and a member of the Maria. Bullet for Joey Stagecoach to 10 00 WSOU tfM) Fury team that is translating the pm. Roeary. Claudia Strange Triangle HACKENSACK FRIDAY, JAN. 13 Fdct* of Darkness MUTUAL Stranger at My SAVINGS Scrolls. 2 pm WSOI (PM>—Sacred Heart. 4 Jills In Jeep Door 2:13 WSOU (FM>—Hour 4 Sons Seton Hall students pm. of St. Streets of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION participat- Francis. 4 Ways Out San Francisco 330 pm. WBNX Perpetual Holy Foxe • of Harrow Talk of STATE ing will be; P. Robert Struck, Town AND SALEM STS. HACKENSACK, N.J. Novena, \ Guntightera Tin Pan Alley Maplewood; John Patton, 9-90 W’SOU Insurance Under F,. pm. (F.M> Hour of 2 Flags Hackaniack'i Olden Financial Inililution Short Hills; Betty Crucified "Church A Hill of Rights.** InvMtJtfator Undying Monster Oziniek, Bay- Rev Robert O’Hara. Love Crazy Yellow Tomahawk • Viluw mmiiuwi Fro Parking Next To Our Offica lonne; and Grace E. Gallagher, 10 00 p m WSOU trio leearr OBJECTIONABLE SATURDAY, JAN. 14 Tcaneck. » Daisy Kenyon Boxle Hart 7 03 p.m. WOR Family Theater. Op«n Monday Evaningi 6 to 8 I y , Uninvited THE 6 ADVOCATE January 5, 1961 Uncle Tom’s Tent THE BOX Physician, Heal Thyself QUESTION

It is quite common these articles days to see and made the services of eminent Most Rev. Walter W. 76 Broad St., about the medical specialists Curtis, Bloomfield, N. ]., profession in the daily news- available to its poorest editor people. is of The Question Box. Questions may he submitted to him papers. Concern is expressed over the relatively Despite all this, Seton Hall School of Medi- small number of ad- for answer in this column. qualified students seeking cine and Dentistry has been ham- mission to badgered, medical schools. Still a need is felt for pered and small threatened by groups of Q. Will you some should available more religious give me vocate be kept medical schools. The average medical bigots, self-seeking politicians and, sad to sav, guidance on the following of that the of the course so moral ratings is so long and costly, that there is a move- envious Are these physicians. physicians desirous the Legion of code be to check. ment to curtail it. The fees Decency by Legion may easy charged by many of attracting men women to young and the pro- my family? A call to Market 3-5700 physicians and considered exorbi- fession phone surgeons -are of medicine? Do they wish to provide A. In his letter to the faithful will also get you the ratings but tant, and there is a demand for sobialized medi- more medical schools? Are anxious to learn cine. This, they of the Archdiocese of Newark, i' will cost you the price of the in turn, is opposed by the medical from professors better methods of caring for the Archbishop Boland gave two sim- call. societies. The central figure in ail these matters sick? is the The ple reminders that can form a physician. image of the physician in- What we have written of Seton Hall is com- Christian pattern of conduct and tluences people mon favorably or unfavorably. knowledge. We have to referred it here to rule to If physicians hold high the honor of show an easy interpret. Vocation generally why people see the physician in different Indulgences their there First he pointed out that pic- profession, will hardly be a dearth of images —one of dedication to the public welfare, tures for adults Members of the Apostolate students to dedicate to medi- approved only eager their lives the other of personal enrichment. for Vocations cine. If, and adolescents are not approved can gain a plen- however, the practice of medicine were Catholic to people like see the physician re the ordi- for children. Hence our first sim- ary indulgence under to degenerate into a business leading to riches fleet the of Jesus image Christ, the Divine Physi- conditions on: and luxurious ple rule: your children arc to be nary living, young men and women cian, Who cured the ills of mind and soul body, trained to see Jan. 6, Feast of the Epiphany. might wisely to seek these ends in out- out only pictures ap- prefer of pure love for men. Our Lord respected Jan. 8, Feast of the and-out business proved for children (i.e. for all). Holy careers. Physicians and said that sick needed people If the theater features two Family. no one an apology for them pic- (Matt. 9:12). He chose a physician, St A partial indulgence of 100 five week tures, only the picture approved working days a and having the week- Luke, to write His and be the Gospel faithful to days may be for each end free. But when the treatment of in for children is be seen. A call gained patients companion of St. Paul. act to the of charity or piety per- hospitals ceases weekends is theater will give the show- practically over or In Ecclesiasticus, a book which the Catholic ing time this formed for the intention of fos- left in the hands of interns and residents who Church considers of picture. divinely inspired, physicians When is the child tering vocations to the priest- speak English poorly, and it is very difficult to are an adoles- highly praised. We read: “Honor the physi- hood. get a doctor to make cent? Here only a general rule a house visit, there is cian for the need thou hast of him, for the Most reason for criticism. of thumb may be given. We High hath-cheated him. For all healing is from The physician who seeks wealth truth- Hod would suggest that the dividing may and he shall receive gifts of the king. The fully say that, it cost him thousands of dollars skill line be drawn at the midway of thy physician shall lift up his heart and and years of uncompensated to become mark of high school. Ninth and study a in the sight of great men he shall be doctor. praised.” He must not that he 10th grade students are more Hours forget, though, paid Ecclesiasticus considers physicians as religious Forty only part of the childish than adult in cost of his education. He was men who “shall beseech the Lord, that He will actions. We subsidized by his medical school because of the suggest that you will not harm prosper what they give for ease and remedy” service which would be expected of him your child this Archdiocese Newark, public (Ecclus. 28 - 1 ff). by using as your of later. rule. Jan. 8, If4l As we would like to see physicians in the Consider Feast of tht Holy Family the tremendous sacrifice made by image Beyontl (he second year of of Christ, we would also like to high St. Benedict’s. 65 Barbara St.. Newark Seton Hall people- school the University to provide-a School of Med- give them the honor which God commands. name adolescent ap- Holy Angels Institute. Main St., Fort icine If I.ee and Dentistry for residents of New Jersey. plies but the name adult is not Physicians, who are the instruments of God in All Saints. 201 Pacific Ave.. Jersey It was the fulfillment of the won until'(to our City lifelong loving dream :11s of mind and were way of thfnk- healing body, to receive Holy Rosary. 344 Sixth St., Jersey City of its president, the late Rt. Rev. John A. the ing) school is Msgr, respect, honor and gratitude which they de- high left behind. 2nd Sunday After Eplphanv Jan. 15, 1841. McNulty Seton Hall has mil- serve In this there is not University spent for their dedicated might con- a hard and St. Genevieve’s, Monmouth Rd.» lions of service, they 204 dollars on classroom and laboratory sider fast rule but again we think Elizabeth themselves compensated in some you degree. St. Bridget’s, 372 Montgomery St.. equipment. It has spared no to form a will not harm if expense If, however, people regard their relationship your child at all Jersey City faculty of distinguished professors and techni- "ith as a you follow it. St. Joseph's. Baldwin Ave., Jersey physicians merely business one, the City cians. As the only medical school in New The second made Jersey, Physicians may feel justified in charging a quid point clear by St. Lucy's. 15th St Grove Sts., Jersey it has conferred great City City." prestige on Jersey Pro quo. Archbishop Boland was 'his: that classed pictures as objectionable Diocese of Paterson in part are not' approved and Jan. 4-8, 1841 Our Adult Youth Means hence should not be seen. The Villa Walsh, Morristown Infallibility advice is and Jan.. 8, 1841 Pope simple uncluttered. Ist Sunday After Epiphany Our If you wish to get Holy Family, Lloyd Ave., Florham young people of today face problems that Most at away from of us smile these •“problems” and Park' •re new and the too frequent question: Is it St. Joseph’s. foreign to our civilization, chal- feel confident that time will solve most of them Lincoln Park St. Joseph's, 399 Market St., Paterson to their Can't Teach Error a sin? or far worse: Is it a mortal lenging imagination, and overwhelming Rut to these young people such problems arc 2nd Sunday After Epiphany In sin? we that weight and importance. They have been 3f tremendous and suggest you take Jan. IS, 1841 importance, many of them J. not St. Joseph’s Hospital, 703 Main St., touched and infected By Frank Sheed docs fill the mind with Which as the direc- Pope’s two your ■•••■* by the bold, reckless •re not solved time. of these he will I guide simple Paterson , v spirit by truth £*» of that From what by a direct act, he give tion that see Our Lady of Mercy. Whippany aophisiication is in the air. They are dar- What such children was said last week, guards depends on whether he j you only pictures need is a strong hand the ing, combative, over-confident, and consider to le ,it emerges that either there is Pope's mouth that there may; knows. And he acquires his , which are approved and that they ad them "past the pitfalls that lie across a he no error in the themselves of their teacher now definition, the knowledge like any other Cath- those that are capable handling all difficulties, path. If parents, and others, to whom the; j teaching upon earth. J objectionable in. utterance of truth. not •nd giving the right' answers all care guaranteed Christ as olic he learns what the part are approved. to problems. of children is entrusted, become careless, ' by the Apos Mass Calendar Naturally are ties were Church has The direction also they making a lot of blunders, and indifferent, and refuse to face to their! or there is no pos- already taught, stu- takes into of them up A LITTLE here dies many serious. They need advice and di- sibility of our knowing the truth precision may theology in fact; he con- account the nature of the Legion obligations, these boys and girls will go off on rection which not save us a great deal of confusion sults they do always receive. And their and which He saw the best theologians avail- of Decency pledge as a crusade Jan. 8 —«■ let Sunday after Epiphany: ow.i, make hasty, intemperate and ir- The 2nd Clat*. later. For the rest men no Holy Family. White. very often they reject the that is offered to be so cssen of there able upon the special action. It is crusade just to (No commemoration af- help responsible decisions that might wreck their en-i problem. of lat Sunday them. ar* three possibilities ter Gl. tire lives tint. Already, when they Let us say it once more, in- avoid mortal sin. Your crusade Epiphany). Cr. Pref. only of Epiphany. to are asked a question Writing a columnist who tries to answer From of well before His they may fallibility does not give him supports good pictures and leaves Jan. 0 Monday. Mas* of lat Sun- many the complaints that come in the the questions and heal had give right or the It is fare day after Epiphany. 4th Claa*. White. the emotional wounds of to the columnist in the Catholic Mrs death, He answer, knowledge. not inspiration. morally poor entirely alone. Young 1 wrong Gl. 2nd Coll. C (P). No Cr. pref. of her youthful Janice given men au answer, or no answer. For But what he does utter Particular directions readers, Langley in the senger, it is evident that a comes about sin Epiphany. goodly number of j Jan..lo -- Man of lat Sun- Catholic to the Pope in the condi-' to to Tuesday. Young Messenger, many of our our thority teach (defining us with God’s guarantee, It we must leave your confessor parents show scant attention to the problems j tions j day after Epiphany. 4th Claaa. White. Catholic with already set out) one of these contains error. and to the confessor Gl. young boys and girls are asking some of their children, don’t try to Understand them, His au- no of your fam- 2od Coll. C (P). No Cr. Pref. of Epiphany. questions that almost belie their it was possibilities vanishes: God will The exclusion of is the head tender age: or add to confusion and chaos thority: error not ily. But as of your home Jan. Wednciday. the by giving bad not 11 Man of lit "I to let him the due am a girl of 11. 1 love a boy, but he advice. the disciples, give wrong ans to any human virtue; it is you are within your rights in set- Sunday after Epiphany. 4th Clan. wer. That is what ,White. Gl. 2nd Coll. St. Hyglnus; 3 C doesn't show much interest in Sometimes not to the infallibility solely the act of God. Examin- down for yoyr me. Father John L. who writes Apos- ting family the (P>. No Cr. Pref. of Epiphany. Thomas, S.J., means. For I is it because am or a -les only him there remain two it one feel that Or: Man of St. Hyfinus. Pope, wonder, I ugly, is it my syndicated column on that! ing may God has above directives for their movie such matters in The Martyr. Red. Gl. 2nd Coll, of Ist Sun- personality?" lie possibilities he may give the done the very but Your Advocate and other papers, has condemned in said, ‘‘He that hears you. minimum; the ’dewing. action will not hurt day; 3 C

. No Cr. Pref. of Epiphany. rigid answer "I am (or was) a popular girl. 1 helped sharp hears me.” That, extended or no answer. | minimum is wholly sufficient. them, even if it keeps them from Jan. 12 Thursday. Mass of Ist language the “vicarious social triumphs to the Sunday after Epiphany. 4th Class. my friend to become Church ex-girl popular like I was. of the middle-class mother.” In her ambition He founded that it might movies they otherwise might see White. Gl. 2nd Coll. C (P). No Cr. Now to Pref. of Epiphany. she has stolen my boy friend. What shall and desire to teach the end of Battle without sinning. It Jan. make her daughter acceptable and time, is His Lines Drawn may help 13 Friday. Commemoration of 1 do?” formula to ensure that them; and it will the Baptism of Our I>ord. 2nd Class. popular, she has .or we shall help the cause wittingly unwittingly exposed White. Gl. Cr. Pref. of Epiphany. “What can I do? All the in her receive His truth with of the crusade for boys my neigh- offspring to social dangers that might well no admix- improved Jan. 14 Saturday. St. Hilary. Bish- borhood call me Cockroach." ture of error. op. Confessor. Doctor. 3rd Class. White. cause her moral downfall. There is no other films. formula: Gl. 2nd Coll. St. Felix; 3 C (P). No Cr. “If a boy who is nice, polite, but not Cath- The name for this Communism’s Of Common Pref. Since these young people face new one course your copy of The Ad- problems Jan. olic, and he gives you a dog-tag, is it all right and is infallibility. Survey 15 Sunday. Second Sunday situations, it is the duty of the parents to after Epiphany. 2nd Class. Green. Gl. to keep it till he doesn’t like you more?" Cr. Pref of Trinity. any acquaint themselves with the world in which INFALLIBILITY is concerned KEY: Gl. Gloria; Cr. Creed; C from “Our Sister is always breaking couples. their children live. To off laugh the problems with teaching only. It is Of Battle on U.S. In Your the Votive Mass of Holy Ghost; N Will advise her no guar- Prayers Archdiocese of Newark; you please that it is a Sister's and difficulties as minor hazards that will dis- P Diocese of antee of holiness. It simply means Paterson; CoU. Collect; Pref. Preface. Job teach, and not be a couple-breaker?" appear in time, to them By ignore completely, or that the Church can tell Louis F. Budenz . In this drive the comrades are “Even my i us, nut remember your deceased mother thinks seventh grade is to give advice and counsel that will these, aggravate as its own best guess but with As life hurries us into 1961.' I called upon to make special use old enough for dates and parties." rather than diminish constitutes priests: them, a grave certainty, the meaning of whut we must examine the battle lines |of anti-anti-communists. A great “My father and J are sick of these priests responsibility for which such will parents have Christ taught. ahead. [section of the Moscow chief re- Archdiocese Newark ItheAdvocate trying to run our lives after school." to of give an account in the world to come. in brief, Is port is to “anti-commu- This, the way of They arc made distinct by the given Rev. Umberto Donati, li. Jan.'7, Official Publication of th« The successors of the Apos- two mammoth documents which nism." The Communist. Parties 1943 Archdiocese of Newark tles arc the Bishops. What emerged from Con- and their allies are to in and of tha The they the Moscow engage Rev. Joseph Zablochi, Jan. 8, Addict are agreed in Diocese of Paterson. Needs a teaching as the gross of the "vigorously exposing anti-corn- 1922 Physician Most Rev Thomas A. Revelation of Christ under which Boland, upon faith 81 Communist Imunism, a slogan Rev. William F. Jan. 9, and Burke, S T.D., Archbishop of Newark. The drug addict is a sick person. The fact the trafficker. morals that Is, upon Partier in No- ;the capitalist class wages its 1954 Published weekly that he also be truths to be believed and laws the by The Advocate may a criminal is symptomatic. The apathy of the medical profession is due vember. [ struggle against proletariat." Rev. James A. Keough, Jan. Publishing Corporation! Moat Rev. to be Is Thomas A. Boland. S.T.D., President! To treat him as a criminal is at- In to obeyed Infallible. One of these The comrades arc also told 10, 1932 only merely great part the attitude of the federal ! spe- Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jamas God to It A. Hughes. P.A.. tacking the symptom without the sees that it contains J.C.D.. V. 0.. touching cause government. The physician treats the drug ad- pronunciation • cifically, after a historical re- Rev. Perry G. DeWitt, Jan. 10, Vice President; Rt. Rev. of his criminal no error. Msgr. James r Looney. A M.. Secretary! tendency which is his sickness. dict at his own In the tos, and the view of anti communism: "To cf- 1957 peril. 1924 American Modi Rt. Rev. Msgr. Caesar M. Rinaldi and His crimes merit The agreement referred to need punishment; his addiction, cal Association concurred with the attitude that most formid- i fectively defend the interests of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Rt Rev. Msgr. Paul Knaepek. P.A.. Trustees. 31 Clinton St.. Newark 1. N. treatment. There a the not be total, including J. must always he distinction. addict was a moral degenerate and a crimi- every able in length, the working people, maintain Dolan, Jan. 12, 1959 MArkot 4 0700. The narcotic both addiction and nal Bishop that has been or now is;< Rev. Beneventus problem who should be caught and locked up. That is a survey [peace, and realize the socialist Rudolph, 0. Member of the Catholic Press Assocl- individual even atlon and the International traffic is a serious one. It has been for over Bishops, groups ideals of Jan. Union of concurrence is still cited by enforcement author- of the current the working c'ass, it is F.M., 12, 1960 the Catholic Press. of Subscriber to the 40 and we Bishops, in some time or N.C.W.C. News years, might as well face the fait •ties. If it is wrongly cited or exaggerated, the place,! world in com- indispensable to wage a resolute Rev. Joseph Rolando, Jan. 13 Service. teach Hut Editorial Board; Most Rev. Martin W. that we’re losing the fight. The number of ad- Medical Association has may error. a teaching munist struggle anti-commu- 1907 remained strangely eyes and the consequent against Stanton. S.T.D.. Ph D.; Mott Rev Walter dicts Increases given by the great mass of the W annually and the age of the vic- silent. huge forward rush that must be nism." Rev. William J. Caffrey, Jan. Curtis. S.T.D.: Rt. Rev Msgr. WU- llam C. Helmhuch; Rt. Rev. Msgr Jo- tims gets younger. The traffic in drugs becomes leaders Bishops of the world we may 13, 1939 Religious will have tt»- exercise a made by comrades everywhere seph H. Brady. S.T.D. Ph.D.i Rt. Rev. call it a moral Msgr more widespread and the the universality is THIS IS NOT the first time Rev. Richard John J Daugherty. S.T.L.. S.S.D., cost to user higher. stronger influence on the thinking of all through infiltration and E. Studer, 0.5.8 regard Christ's. finally the have made Very Rev. Msgr. George W. Shea. S. Except in a few isolated the the certainly communists pup- Jan. T D.i Very Rev. cases, treatment ing moral aspects of the problem. The ad- open warfare to smash the United 13, 1958 Msgr Thomas M. of the is in dict pets of sophisticated people who Reardon. LL.B.i Rev. James W O'Neill! problem the hands of law-enforcing may be a criminal, but he is also Rev. William N. a person THIS TEACHING by States. Field. M.L.S.i Rev Bishops blocks in the Diocese of Paterson William agencies from the Treasury agents to the local who is sick. The sickness be the The second is "an to put stumbling way Keller. S.TL| Rev. Francis J. may self-inflicted, is normal way in which Our appeal Houghton. S.T.L. police narcotic squad. In both fta but that of the anti-communist campaign. Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Dauen- practice addict is no reason why he should be denied Lord’s reaches the the peoples of all the world” to Executive Director: Rt. Rev Msgr. ! revelation the haucr. John and the pusher are criminals to be his natural But very emphasis put upon Jan. 9. 1954 ■ J Kiley apprehended. right to treatment. We learn it join in the for Paterson [Catholic. from our "struggle peace,” it in this Moscow call is of much Rev. John J. Repreaentatly* fu« Carl J. Several states have made addiction a crime The Civil Duggan, Jan. 10, Wolsln. S T.L. Rights people might spend their priests, who arc obedient to and thereby bring about wha' the their I,nf E LEMON 30 Catholic charities and institu- life and I am going to continue OF EE to BLACK CHERRY • ROOT BEER 29 tions. 'I lie will calls for the mon- do so." Korean Chuch GRAPE • COLA • ey to be used for such GINGER purposes The industrialist made news an- beverages TONUDUCHONG, Korea (NC) as support of priests *n needy nually for the past 11 years with —Bishop Paul Ho, Vicar Apostol- areas, distribution of Catholic his yearly gift -to the Catholic ic of Seoul, blessed anew liferaturc, education of students | Church Extension Society, which church built with the help of sol- in Catholic schools, and building aids /home missions. diers DEPOSITS MADE ON OR from the U. S. 7th Infantry and repair of schools and church- His total contributions to the Division. es in mission states society came to about $l.l mil- The was project begun three Lewis died last Dec. 21 at his lion, often presented in $lOO,OOO years ago when men of the divi- winter home in Palm Beach, checks Fla., privately pressed into tne MIDTOWN sion started to MIDTOWN collecting money of a coronary thrombosis. A Re- hands of a society official. BEFORE JANUARY help Catholics build church 10 a SAVINGS SAVINGS here. Army trucks had hauled sand and gravel from a nearby AID Member Volunteers WILL river for construction. DRAW INTEREST For 2nd Hitch in Mexico For a Delicious, CLEVELAND (NC> - Frank Before returning here for a va- Nutritious Bread Pavis, 42, a former beer and cation. he organized or laid the FROM JANUARY 1! wine salesman here, has signed groundwork for 32 credit unions for two more as a lay in the Morelia Diocese. Serve ... up years He will apostle in Mexico. return to Mexico in mid-January. lie has been his fam- For visiting those whodotft have a First National Savings Account, ily here after two years m .Mex- Scholar to Draft there’s no better timethan now to star! Blanket right one. It takes just ico's Morelia Diocese as a mem- a few New China Atlas siie 72" x minutes of your time at any one of First National’s ber of Association for Interna- with Eb ch tional WASHINGTON 90" . . . satin 10 (AID), AID (HNS) - A Chi- $5OO conveniently-located offices throughout Hudson County. Development New Ac- founded three nese scholar the bound . . . There’s years ago, nas at Catholic Uni- com- count Of Addition probably one near your home or where you work. And headquarters in Paterson. Its versity of America has been giv- pletely washable. of $5OO to Present Ac- remember, First National pays the rate of interest on aim is to the social pro- en a to assist highest carry grant in making Individually sealed in count. Only one Blanket eavinga cnmm«nri»l hank of the Church to undevel- an atlas that will show baa. that any may pay. gram the plastic to Each Account. oped nations. changes that have occurred in the Pavis a bachelor, was one of face of Ked China since com- THE the first to join AID. He was 'iminists took over in 1049. , ST The Social given a training course in the Science Research INCREASED Church's social program plus Council has made a grant to Dr. FIRST I NATIONAL, BANK tech^i lessons in Spanish. Chiau-Min Hsieh. associate pto- .«»*!». I 1 fessor, of geography, at Catholic DIVIDENDS OF JERSEY CITY University. His research assistant Camden Catholics I#/^ on the project will he his wife, fltenbgai Wwroi'Ce Federal Roiervc Sytie* Fund a specialist in map drawing. Corporation • Top Coal Money received by the 15th of each

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THE 8 ADVOCATE January 5,1961 Mission Finds Apostleship of Prayer Recruiting Laymen Benefactor God Removal For Home Missions Assists His friends of Unity Obstacles CHICAGO A (RNS) - The Cath- woman without a job had program endorsed by the Holy Is the olic Church been making daily visits to the Intention Extension Society has See, "except that its mission for announced that it will Blessed Sacrament. One for the January begin to field will be restricted to the day, Society Propagation while Pope John’s general intention recruit lay missionaries for serv- United States.” visiting the church, she de- all men-must believe in order to and in of the Faith for is: Christendom, particular ice in the American home mis- The Catholic cided to make a donation to the January "That the ob- be saved. Church Extension Archdiocese of stacles for Christian reunion. sion field. Society for the Propagation of the Newark: which prevent the effec- Society was founded in 1905 to Most Rev. tive renewal of MANY DENY that Second Practice To be known Faith. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D., Ph.D., L.L.D Christian unity Christ was as “Extension preserve and extend the Catho- 31 that To attend Mass and receive Going to the bank, she with- Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArkct 2-2803 may be removed by the truth God, He worked miracles, Volunteers,” the program will lic religion in the U.S. and its drew from her Hours: 9 and love of Christ.” that He founded a that Communion weekly, monthly, or utilize qualified dependencies $25 account and Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.’ Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. Church, Catholic single through the collec- He as often offered it in reparation for her Diocese of Paterson: » made Peter His vicar on as possible in reparation persons and married be- tion and disbursements of funds The obstacles couples earth, that the successors for sin and to implore the Divine tween the for the sins and for the conversion of Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis to Christian of Pe- ages of 21 and 55 who missions and "in other re- ter act in the sinners; 24 DeGrassc St., Paterson union name and power of mercy. agree to serve one year or long- reasonable ways.” 1, N. J. Phone: ARmory 4-0400 are fun- Christ “It really meant cutting into Hours: Himself, the Son of God, Third Practice er. that the Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, damental and Noting society had 9 a.m. to 12. the Judge of the served the my funds,” she writes. But one Donations to the Prot- living and the To say the Rosary each day material needs of the Society lor the Propagation of the enduring. dead. ACCORDING TO Rev. John L. morning shortly after, she con- Faith estantism in honor of the Immaculate Heart poorest of the American- home are income tax deductible. is tinues, she was heartened when There can be no reunion with- of (One decade is suffi- May, general secretary of the founded on Mary. missions for more than 50 the out years, an abandonment society with headquarters here, Father a friend telephoned "to acquaint that of the prin- cient to gain the indulgences at- May said “the even principal of private the was me with a position now open ciple judgment, a full tached to this program developed to greater need for home mission beyond belief. no man can be practice.) meet Stanton submission to the an urgent need for home along the I am familiar Bishop infallible and universal au- Mission Intention: personnel has become "Many Mikirs are to increasing- with, and for which I had al- really thority of the Pope in matters missionary personnel after a six- ly send their children that man Conversions the Mass. important.” At Linden to our school every of faith and through month of ready passed the required exam- morals. survey needs and op- “The Extension when it is is his own Society," he ready. We have al- A 36 ination.” Stanton miracle of is neces- FOR FURTHER information portunities in mission di- Bishop will make an grace ( added, “consequently ■ decided to ready 1,000 Catholics amongst supreme authority in matters of God oceses “God is good! lie always takes appeal on behalf of sary. will grant it if the write to the Archdioccsan Direc- throughout various sec- set its the Society them and I have faith and morals. up Extension Volunteers just had printed whole Church tions of the United care of His friends," she con- for the prays and works tor, Rev. Anthony J. Connell, 81 States. program to enable dedicated Propagation of the Faith the Catechism and books This is the prayer same as saying in union with Father May said the society’s Catholics cluded her letter. on Jan. 8 at St. John the Apos- in their the. Holy Father Lynn St. Harrington Park, or to to give not just their language, which they will that there is no tle, religious author- for the reunion of all Christians the county directors, Rev. Ed- new project would be a coun- money but themselves Linden, Rt. Rev. Msgr. be able to read when to the Thomas they have ity in the world and that there in one fold. ward J. Seton Hall Uni- terpart of the Papal Volunteers home missions.” Tells of Appreciation F. Mulvaney, pastor. learned how Larkin, to do so.” cannot be a body of truths which Rev. Stanton versity, South Orange; For Financial Aid Bishop wishes to ex- Morning James McKenna, 156 Hancock press his deep gratitude to Offering “Please remember the good for First Ave., Jersey City 7; Rev. George Ladies Msgr. Mulvaney and to the Pray Them Practice Catholic Benevolent Ass'n people of Korea in your Masses 1235 George Plain- other pastors of the Archdiocese O Jesus, through the Immacu- Dillon, St., and prayers,”, writes Rev. field; Rev. Charles Stengel, 194 for their cooperation in late Heart of Mary, I offer Thee Aloysius Schwartz, who says that making Washington Ave., Little Ferry. legal Reserve life Insurance for these appeals my prayers, works, and the. Whole Family as “never before they are turn- .possible. joys suf- Death Claims Oldest this to the Church.” ferings of day for all the Horn* Officti ing JOS Wait Sixth Strait, Eric, Pa. for His letter,, in appreciation of intentions of Thy Sacred Housing Aged gifts Heart, from. members of the So- in PUEBLO, Colo. (RNS) - A union with the Holy Sacrifice ciety for the Propagation of the Christian $350,000 rental housing develop- MISS BERTHA M. WHITE MONUMENT CO. Nun of the Mass the LEAVY, Supreme President Faith, compares the current sit- Charity throughout ment for and retired Designers and Builders of world, in reparation elderly MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS uation in the for my sins, MRS. REGINA • Vicariate of Pusan citizens in the southwest part of BREMSETH SARAH MARKERS MENDHAM Sister the the MRS. J. FELLER • that of 10 Quirina, S.C.C., oldest and for intentions of all our Quality • Workmanship Guaranteed (with years ago. the city is being sponsored by tha 286 Supr.m. Tru.t.a At the of longest of all the Sisters of Christian the Franklin Straat • Cemetery lettering start the decade professed Charity in associates, for reunion of Pueblo diocese. 140 R “there were North and °^^ (r 23i) 15 Maybaum Ava. Newark, N. J. less than 20,000 South America and Europe, died Jan. 1. Sister Robert Gallicchio EStex 3 0771 Catholics in the entire area,” was 97 last July and had been a member of the Savings Insured to $lO,OOO Earn 4% he says. “Today the number Sisters of Christian Charity for 82 years. She died at Holv HOME MORTGAGE LOANS exceeds 60,000 and shows no Family Convent, signs of slackening. Danville, Pa., ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAYINGS the rest home for and in- “My Bishop is very happy at aged us, Newark; Mrs. George Cole- firm Sisters of the and LOAN ASS'N this turn of congregation's man in Maryland, and InTime Need events but his joy is Mrs. Jo- of eastern which, has I COLT ITlin SH 1-4111 mingled with painful anxiety lest province, its seph Gonsloser, Jersey City. PATIIION. N. I house at the present opportunity for the provincial Mallinckrodt Consult Church Convent here. Your Catholic Funeral Director shall have vanished with Sister Mary Francis out our being able to take full Sister Quirina was the last liv- NEWARK 'A -Mass Whose and advaritage of it. ing Sister at whose reception into Requiem careful understanding service is in accord with for Sister Mary Francis STONY LODGE “We lack personnel (less the congregation the foundress, Ceslaus, than 0.P., was offered Dec. the traditions 40 Venerable Mother Pauline 24, at the Mother priests for the area which von of Holy Church Dominican Monastery, 13th Ave. inumbers four million souls). We Mallinckrodt, was present. The Ossining-on-Hudson, New York here. She died Dec. 22. lack funds (less than $20,000 total beatification, cause of Mother A native of A Private Psychiatric Hospital, completely equipped (or annual income). I write this to Pauline, who founded the Sisters Lithuania, Sister Mary Francis Ceslaus Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental and Nervous Conditioni. PETER J. QUINN NECKER-SHARPE tell you how much your kind ot Christian Charity in Germany, was the of the BERGEN gifts are appreciated.” is currently under consideration daughter late Peter and cowry, Funeral Director FUNERAL HOME I in Martha Daukshus. Insulin Coma Electroshock I 320 BELLEVILLE Rome. She entered Psychotherapy AVENUE 525 45th STREET the Dominican Nuns Relates His Need Sister Quirina is survived by of the Sec- HENNESSEY BLOOMFIELD, N. J. UNION N. J. two ond Order of Preachers and CITY, sisters, including Sister of Per- Masses Sacraments Available 8-1260 For FUNERAL HOME Pilgrim UNion 7-0820 Church-School Erica, S.C.C., 85, also at the Dan- petual Adoration at the Monas- LEO J. M.D. 232 KIPP AVENUE UNion 7-0120 In the Diocese of Shillong, As-! ville home. They were tery of St. Dominic on July PALMER, GORNY & GORNY among the 16| sam, India, there are six differ- 14 children 1909, and celebrated her HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. EARL F. BOSWORTH of Mr. and Mrs. golden Medical MORTUARY ent jubilee Director ATlas linguistic divisions, which Adam Scheidcl of Wilkes-Barre. in 1959. 8-1362 399 311 WILLOW HOOVER AVENUE AVENUE,. means, writes S. recent Bishop Fcrran- In a interview with Bish- Surviving are a Mich- Charles TRINKA N. J. brother, A. Bright, M.D. Maurice J. O'Connor, M.D.' FUNERAL SERVICE BLOOMFIELD, N. J. HOBOKEN, do, “six different dioceses in six op George Leech of ael Daukshus of Harrishurg, Newark, and Associate Director Associate OLdfield 9-1455 different two Director MAYWOOD - BOGOTA Pilgrim 3-8400 languages.” reported_ in the Danville Times, sisters, Mrs. Stanislaus Ush- Just back LITTLE FERRY OLdfield 9-1465 from a visit to a Sister Quirina recalled that she karitys of Irvington, and Tecla KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME new center among the the had Daukshus- Telephone 914 Wl 1-7400 HUbbard 7-3050 RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME Mikirs, taught "more than 50,000 in Lithuania. 101 UNION AVENUE Bishop describes the in children.” She 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE set-up had been for an JOHN J. FEENEY & that location: "The Fathers’ SONS BELLEVILLE, N. J. re extended period principal of St. Mrs. H. Skarhek Sr. 232 FRANKLIN UNION CITY, N. J. sidence is a cottage with four Benedict’s AVENUE PLymouth 9-3503 School. Brooklyn, and UNION UNion 7-6767 rooms plus the kitchen. For The funeral of Mrs. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. al- had taught also in the eastern most two Henry F. Skarbek CODEY'S FUNERAL LEBER FUNERAL HOME months the Fathers province’s schools in Philadel- Sr.,' 1075 TO Gilbert 4-7650 SERVICE Woolcy Ave., took THEY ARE NOT lived in a temporary hut made place Dec 31, BEG, ABLE 69 HIGH STREET 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. phia, Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre, with \s of straw. To my I a Requiem Mass in St. CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE great sorrow and Detroit. To dif, they not N. J. UNION CITY, N. J. Chicago Michael’s however, are aahamed—prohibited by Turklah ORANGE, noticed they are in Church here. She died 1321 TEANECK ROAD badly need law from begging in Turkey, the LITTLE SISTERS OF Although a resident of the THE ORange 4-7554 UNion 3-1100 of a school-church where rest Dec. 28. WEST ENGLEWOOD N J they home for POOR in ISTANBUL find it extreme* can keep the Blessed 21 years. Sister Quirina besides Sacrament Surviving her husband difficult to maintain for FRANCIS X. HUELSENBECK remained active, and Iy the Home FAHEY,’ permanently; a house crocheting arc three religious sons, including Brother the Aged which they founded there Manager MEMORIAL HOME without Jesus is inconceivable. embroidering altar linens and Peter Skarbek of the of in Sister TE 1108 MORRIS COUNTY bazaar items, until Dec. 30 when Society 1892. No Catholic is afraid 7-2332 So. Orange Ave. "You Mary, Washington, D. may inquire why the she suffered broken C., three of, or ashamed of, hard work and Newark a hip in a 6, N. J. Christians do not daughters and 10 grandchildren. these THOMAS J. DIFFILY help us. They fall. Sisters, being no exception, la- ESsex BERMINGHAM do Asa 41 AMES 2-1600 help. matter of fact, bor long hours in caring for their AVENUE FUNERAL HOME during Sister Quirina’s funeral took Karl W. Huelsenbeck a celebration I was the John C. Finn charges. Thh rule of life of the LIT- RUTHERFORD, N. J. place Jan. 4 at 249 SOUTH MAIN STREET recipient of three bags Holy Family TLE SISTERS OF THE POOR Director rice, TEANECK With his re- WEbster 9-0098 200 eggs, 15 Convent. son the N. J. hens, five goats, quires that they beg the money WHARTON, celebrant of the Requiem Mass need- CODEY'S vegetables and $74 in ed to support of FUNERAL SERVICE FOxcroft 6-0520 rupees, in St. Artastasia’s Church their institutions all Sister Helen here, 77 PARK for the Church. I)e F’aul Tbt mercy; in every country where they STREET TARTAGLIA'S the funeral of John C. Finn took Holy Father's Missm Aid tsstx EAST ORANGE A have their the COUNTY "But, a decent small church , Requiem Homes they beg neo- MONTCLAIR, N. J. COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME Mass Place Dec. 28. He died Dec. 25. far the Oriental Church will cost at least $6,000. for Sister Helen De Paul essary money locally but since they 4-0005 Our new Celebrant of the Pilgrim 71 WASHINGTON ST. Kelly of the Sisters of Mass was Rev. are unable to do center among the Mikirs is Charity this in Turkey they have written to us for JOHN J, QUINN one John W. Our N. J. of the most of St. Elizabeth was offered Finn, Lady of Mt. help. Their Home In ISTANBUL is In DECAPUA FUNERAL HOME MORRISTOWN, neglected areas in Jari. very bad need of repair FUNERAL 2 in Carmel, Ridgewood. Also and HOME JEfferson Assam, Our Lady of Ail Souls surviv- they particularly need anew kitchen for the more 269 MT. 8-6878 where the missionaries econom- 323-329 PARK PROSPECT AVE. Church here. ing is the wife of the ical of food. AVENUE are doing pioneering -She died Dec. 29. deceased, preparation It will cost $4,000 to remodel the build- N. J. work, and Mrs. Gertrude Glacscr ORANGE, N. J. NEWARK, their hardships and sacrifices A native of County Finn, an- ing which houses them and the old people. We, and they, would arc 1 Tipperary, other HUmboldt 2-3333 son. a daughter, a brother appreciate any financial help ORange 3-6348 Ireland, Sister Helen De Paul that you might give. PASSAIC COUNTY and seven grandchildren. was the daughter of the late FRANK GEORGE AHR & SON FROM McGEE James and Ellen Currivan Keliv. THE SISTERS OF CHARITY NOVITIATE in LEBA- 525 SUMMER 700 NYE AVENUE GORNY & GORNY She Mr». E. F. Sr. NON many of the newly AVENUE Obituary entered the Sisters of Char Ryan professed Sisters go out' each year to N. J. of St. Elizabeth begin their life's work in school, NEWARK, N. J. IRVINGTON, MORTUARY It is a holy and wholesome | ity at Convent ARLINGTON A Requiem a an orphanage or in Beth- HUmboldf 2-2222 ESsex 3-1020 519 MARSHALL STREET thought to for the dead I on May 5, 1910, and last May ob- Mass for Mrs. Edward F. Ryan a hospital, either pray lehem Naxareth served her golden 101 or or Jerusalem. SISTER N. J. that they may be loosed from jubilee. Sr., Magnolia Ave., was of- PATERSON, and REZEM FUNERAL HOME CECILE SISTER YVONNE are novi- MURRAY their sins. We to During her life fered Dec. 29, in St. 4-5400 recommend fcligious she Stephen’s at this 579 Grove MUlberry ces novitiate in Lebanon —one FUNERAL SERVICE Street the prayers of our readers the served for 23 years at St. Paul Church here. She died Dec. 26. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME day In the not too distant future they MICHAEL J. N. J. repose of the souls of the Cross, Irvington, of the fol- Jersey City; Surviving are three five MURRAY, Holy) sons, may be fortunate enough to to ESsex 2-8700 27-29 HARDING AVENUE lowing who have Name, East Orange; St. Brendan go one Director recently de. daughters, several nieces includ- of these Holy Places on their first Mission 206 CLIFTON, N. J. parted this life: Clifton; St. Bridget’s, BELLEVILLE Newark; ing Sister Mary Chrysostom, Our You AVENUE STANTON and assignment. will share In the merits FUNERAL for the past four at' _ HOME PRescott 7-3002 I)r. A. years of the Elms of BLOOMFIELD, N.J. Joseph darken Lady College, their work If you pay for their training. The Is 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE Elizabeth Our Lady of All Souls. cost $3OO and PI 3-2527 GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME Doyle Chicopee, Mass., and 26 grand- It may be paid In Installments. NUTLEY, N. J. John C. Surviving are three children 12 154 WASHINGTON PLACE Finn sisters,! and great grandchil- Sister Anna St. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME NOrth 7-3131 Michael A. Chmely Clarita, Antonin-1 dren. WK HAVE SEEN HIS STAR PASSAIC, N. J. in the East and have come to GRACE Him adora . and opening their MURPHY, Director MURPHY PRescott 9-3183 . . treasures they offered Him 301 MEMORIAL HOME gifts of gold, frankincense ROSEVILLE AVENUE and myrrh." The generosity of tho 102 FLEMING AVENUE HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME Magi has been NEWARK, N. J. MemdhantParish Lists A Imitated many thousands df times since the first N. J. 171 WASHINGTON PLACE Epiphany by devout people HUmboldf 3-2600 NEWARK, who have seen the Redeemer not with their but MArket 3-0514 PASSAIC, N, J. Msgr. Dougherty Talk physical eyes with the eyes of their Catholto FLOOD faith—they have opened their treasures to FUNERAL HOME PRescott 7-0141 MENDHAM Msgr. John J. Christ by their sun- JOHN F. MURPHY port of His Church and all its Andrew W. Dougherty, president of activities. At the beginning of Flood, Seton New Mgr. 480 SANFORD this Year we wish to thank once all 112 So. Munn AVENUE Hall University and noted Bibli- again our benefactor* Ave. —truly they are imitators of the Magi. East NEWARK, N. J. UNION COUNTY cal scholar, will discuss the Dead Orange, N. J, ESsex 3-6053 Sea scrolls at a tea-social in St. ORange 4-4445 THERE ARE IN THE WORLD auditorium here Jan. 60.000 Catholics of the Syria. • Joseph’s 15 " MArket 2-2530 GROWNEY FUNERAL HOME te, moat of then. In the Middle East; algo at 8:15 p.m. living In this are * r « 90,000 dissident Christians of 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET The talk is the Syria. OPACITY HUDSON COUNTY being sponsored by Rite, known N. J. the as Jacobites. Lately the Jacob FUNERAL HILLSIDE, Baylcy-Ellard Parents Asso- HOME lies have shown a tendency ELizobeth 2-1663 ciation. Rev. John to return to th 722 Clinton Hewotson, pas- Church and all Avenue WILLIAM tor, will introduce Syrian Catholics are prayln SCHLEMM, INC. DANIEL J. LEONARD & SONS the speaker. for Newark N. J. re-union. EDMOND FARAJ and 8, 2200 HUDSON Chairman Edward Covert has ELIA! BLVD. MORTUARY an- TABE are students the ESsex 4-6677 for priesthood at th UNION nounced that a question and I CITY, N. J. 242 WEST JERSEY STREET an- SYRIAN PATRIARCHAL SE.WIINARY Michael J. swer period li Murray, Mgr. UNion will follow Msgr. LEBANON—on 7-1000 ELIZABETH, N. J. these boys and on others Ilk Dougherty’s address. them WILLIAM rest the hopes of WOZNIAK bringing back th SCHLEMM, ELizobeth 2-5331 Jacobites. It costs $6OO to educate such MEMORIAL MANAGER a boy for the pries! HOME hood. Could you finance the MILLER-BANNWORTH education of one of these boys? 320-22 Myrtle Avenue WILIAM SCHLEMM, INC. FUNERAL HOME N. Th* of Irvington, J. As beginning anew year gives most of 539 BERGEN AVE. 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. Long us pause Conrad & look back and wonder as w, Ray where the time went. Wozniak, JERSEY CITY, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. As year follow year and w* get older Directors we take more and more HEnderson 4-0411 ELizobeth 2-6664 As You Live interest In rangements for our care in ESsex old age. In our day of 3-0606 JOHN J. longer life CARTY, MASTAPETER you will receive a spans we are pleased to see the of 1)111* number Congregations ENDABLK and Sisters « GORNY & MANAGER specially dedicated to GORNY FUNERAL HOMES OOOD INCOME 1 the care of th* aged A» if you Invest your «av Communities of Nuns need financial MORTUARY 400 FAITOUTE AVE. Inge help to carry HOWARD J. In our work To on the? BRENNAN s V I). ANNUITY aid such Sisters in the Middle 303 MAIN STREET ROSELLE PARK, N. J. East in caring for 01, 6414 PI.AN. we BERGENLINE AVE people have established a PALACE EAST OF GOLD CLUB Th ORANGE, N. J. CHestnut 5-1558 You dues ÜB> Th WEST NEW YORK, N. J. also share In the are $l.OO a month. Will you help? ' ORange 2-2414 ELizobeth ,8-4855 great work o( the Missions UNion 7-0373 and help In educating I’rlasts GORNY & GORNY and Brothers for < L V. MUHIN & SON the Missions. wm james a. McLaughlin ' • Certain tax adyantaues. 976 MORTUARY '*■. J. prayers. HOPPER, Inc. SPILLMAN, President ELIZABETH, N. J. WllTf foil FREE INFORMATIONS Msgr. T. MArket MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS Joseph Rye*. Natl s*«> 3-0660 OLdfield 3-2266 ELizobeth 2-1415 Opposite Holy Cross Cemetery WY 1-2266-67 eh coauaealcatloes to. SOCIETY OF 339-341 RIDGE ROAD NO. ARLINGTON, N. J. EAST Vi *lt Our Specious Indoor Showroom .CATHOLIC NEAR WELFARE ASSOCIATION For in this section We are the largest manufacturer ••inf. listing call The THE DIVINE WORD incmnrufe in the state. Our 480 Avt. ol Advocate, MArket 4-0700 customers assured of Uxlngton 46th St. NowYork ate substantial savings by buying direct from IZ,M. Y. Annuity Dppt. GIRARD, PA mMniifai'luror . 1 Many Catholics Were Prominent Civil War Figures N.C.W.C. News Service and 20 with the Confederacy. war there was but one priest PROBABLY the most noted WHEN THE CIVIL War H. Commodores Kilty; Andrew Secretary of State, William H. Of the then 43 S. for every 1,390 Catholics. Con- of the Union broke Pope in July, 1864, but wa» Thomas U. Arch- chaplains was out, there was no or- H. Harwood, Theodore By E. Hunt and Seward, on a successful Kissling the number able Notre Dame mis- received as a churchman. bishops and Bishops, three- sequently to University’s Rev. ganized nurse corps. The only Benjamin F. Sands; Comman- solely The regiment, made up most- full William sion to the Court of Napolean fourths lived in Union territory. serve as time chaplains Corby, C.S.C., who trained corps of women ready ders John C. The cause of the Confederacy ly of was Febiger, John C. to dissuade Catholics, poised for was small. served 111, France from Catholic files from To help them In with the 88th New York and willing to serve were the Beaumont was never given one of the bloodiest battles in newspaper and James H. Ward, the recognition. their ministrations, the Sacred Infantry through three of Catholic Sisterhoods. least recognizing Confederacy. Its 1861 to 1865 show many years At who was the first federal naval In history. chaplain, a priest, Congregation for the the fiercest in the 1862, Bishop Michael Dom- THE CIVIL WAR ended in speeches and letters of the bish- Propaga- fighting war. 571 arc known to have served officer killed in action, June raised his hand above the men inec, C.M., of Pittsburgh, was tion of the Faith issued a letter A monument stands on the in April, 1865. Catholics ops pertaining to the war. They the hospitals, military pris- 27, 1861. Though Iri absolution. sent to on a similar mis- general on Feb. 15, to all battlefield Spain had Bish- mainly' urged both priests and 1862, giving Gettysburg near the ons, hospital ships and in the The fought Catholics, and Earlier and elsewhere a Confederate cause was sion. Catholic chaplains in the North spot where he gave general ab- field. ops had disagreed with their bent hear people to prayer and penance. served by Catholic Generals priest-chaplain to the solution Pe- Among those laboring over- As and South far-reaching facul- to the "Fighting Irish” comforted the G. fellow Bishops over the princi- confession of a soldier. early as Aug. 8, 1861, Pope "They dying, ter T. Beauregard, Patrick seas dying ties. before for the Southern cause was Pius Brigade they entered nursed the wounded, carried R. ples involved, there etherged a A bullet found its mark, and IX, writing to Archbishop battle. Cleburne, William L. Cabell, Rev. John of St. Lou- A tablet on St. Francis to the Bannon, remarkable display of religious the confessor died before the John Hughes of New York said' Civil War chaplains were ap- hope imprisoned, gave William J. Hardee, Lawrence is, relieved also commemorates the inci- Mo., of his duties unity. "We cannot refrain from de- pointed by the President upon in His name a drink of water O'Brien penitent. dent. Branch, William 11. as a chaplain on 1863 This church, and many the Sept. 3,’ At another ploring the terrible civil war the recommendation of to thirsty,” according to the Carroll, Paul J. Semmcs Less than a on place of battle, a Bishops others near areas and and sent overseas as Confed- year later, battle were on a waging amongst you, nor do and religious superiors. They inscription monument others. Gen. James W. Feb. 16, 1866, Pope Pius IX, priest, the chief-of-chaplains, used as hospitals. Long- erate Commissioner to Ireland. had the erected in their honor, opposite street became was taken We cease imploring God to rank of captain of the a Catholic after While there granted a petition of the Bish- prisoner with the On the Confederate he suggested en- and side, Rev. St. Matthew’s Cathedral, Wash- the war. men to whom he ministered. grant you peace.” cavalry were paid $lOO per listing the ops and appointed Archbishop Peter sympathies of Pope month, with two rations per day Whelan, served as chap- ington. Several died during the Stephen R. Pius IX Martin J. Spalding of Baltimore These are Incidents ot the The Pontiff wrote identical lain-in-chief of Mallory of Flori- and Jiis legates in the while records all Catholic war and received a soldier’s American Civil letters Oct. on duty. The of da, a Catholic countries Apostolic Delegate to convoke War, the cen- on 18, 1861 to He Catholic, was Secretary of Europe. some 54 Union 28 chaplains. was taken pris- burial. tennial of which the nation will Archbishop Hughes of New and Confed- of the Navy in Jefferson Davis’ Consequently, in the of and preside over the Second oner at Fort Pulaski, Apr. Spring observe for five York and John erate “official” chaplains were 11, cabinet. Commander 1864, Jefferson Davis appointed Plenary Council of Baltimore, years, begin- Archbishop 1862. Rev. Emmeran AMONG THE Catholic Raphael Odin collected by Rev. Aidan H. Ger- Bliemel, gener- Scmmes of the "Alabama" Patrick N. Oct. 7-21, 1866. Seven Archbish- ning Jan. 8, 1961. of New Orleans urging of St. Vincent's als of the Union Army cap- Bishop Lynch of main, in 1929. 015.8., Arch- were: Many members of the Catho- them to "arouse your clergy 0.5.8., tured or destroyed 69 Union ves- Charleston, S. C., as Confed- ops and 38 Bishops assembled. abbey, Pa., served with the 10th Philip H. Sheridan, James to sels before he was defeated erate Commissioner lic faith played important roles and people fervent prayers," Five of these chaplains be- Tennessee William S. by to the Pa- One commentator observed Regiment and was Shields, Rosccrans, the In the War Between the States. ..and to do "all in came "Kcarsagc” off pal States. your power Bishops of U.S. dioceses: killed Aug. 31, 1864, at the bat- Thomas F. Meagher, Henry J. Cherbourg, that the Church "walked forth France, June 1864. 4? bring the war to an endrLet Union Chaplains John' Ireland tle of Hunt, John 19, Comman- He was instructed to before the of the WHEN THE CIVIL WAR be Jonesborough, while W. Kearney, Ed- der Frederick press eyes nation, r.o occasion pass to reconcile of St. Paul, Minn., and Law- Chatard of the for recognition of the Confed- clothed in of hearing the confession of a ward 0. C. Ord, Michael Cor- a panoply un- gan, with the attack on Fort dy- Confederate the warring parties and remind rence S. McMahon Navy was a. the See, if of Massa- ing soldier. <* coran, James A. Hardie, John neph- eracy by Holy pos- diminished strength and of un- Sumter, Apr. 12, 1861, Catholics the and their ew of Bishop F. S. Chatard of people fulers that chusetts, and Confederate In addition to the Newton, Patrick R. sible; otherwise, to maintain broken unity," with "loyal Bish- comprised about 10 per cent of duly ap- Guiney, Indianapolis. there is nothing so harmful to Chaplains Dominic Manucy, of there Samuel D. and Martin such informal relations as ops of the South mingling with the nation’s 32 million inhabi- pointed chaplains were Sturgis a nation as civil war.” Mobile; Anthony D. Pcllicier of “unofficial” T. McMahon. might prove fruitful. lie had of the North in tants. More than Catholic many ones. Among IN THE DIELOMATIC loyal Bishops 50 San Antonio and Francis X. field- interviews with .Papal Secre- these was Rev. Abram Ryan, In the Were Admirals one of the largest Church coun- generals served with the Union AT THE OPENING of the Leray, of Natchez. Navy Archbishop John Hughes of tary of Cardinal poet-priest of the South. Daniel Ammen State, Antonel- cils outside, of Rome since the and Augustus New York was sent by Lincoln’s li, and an audience with the Council of Trent.” Obscenity? Censorship? Pressure? Pamphlet Answers Entertainment Queries By Joe Thomas Entertainment,” a 24-page llayes during those four two offices years actually ‘pressure ance of Catholics . . . They do it comes pamphlet published this week. and in the preceding four when and “Should NEWARK-When to groups’?” the not censor, they classify." questions about and he. served as assistant execu- Church In morality THE BOOKLET was pre- engage Other tough questions fielded entertainment. Rev. tive secretary of the National Paul J. pared by the Legion of Decen- ship’?” by Father Hayes arc these: Hayes has practically all the Office Legion of Decency’ in New cy, of Communications But, with those eight years May adults attend "B” (objec answers, York. having painstakingly and Entertainment, Archdio- behind him, Father Hayes nev- tionable in part) movies? Sup- them sought out over the last cese of Newark. That er I do not the means THESE QUESTIONS ran the flinches, giving a straight, pose speak words eight years. Father Hayes, because he has concise, informative answer of the of gamut from on to (Legion Decency) with the of St. simple queries Now, help been director of the office under the tough as well as to the pledge, does this leave me free the history, purpose, adminis- Paul Publications, he has the to put supervision of Msgr. Aloy- tration, and easy questions. attend any movies? What in make ' authority compe- jtbcm print to them sius S. since it can I do about television? Carney was tency of the Legion of Decency Thus, for instance, he says ‘readily available to parents established four Aren't the of years ago-by (which gives moral evalua- that if by “pressure group” is Legion Decency and other laymen Interested In Boland. and NODL foo Aren’t Archbishop Msgr. Car- tions to new movies, at the di- meant "a group of citizens negative? .motion pictures, television and ney is director of the Legion of rection of the and the working to influence boycotts un-American? "decent literature. Bishops) public Decency in the Archdiocese. National Office for Decent Lit- opinion in order to "These arc the basic ques- You will find the questions—- accomplish [- "Moral Guide of Entertain- erature to end tions we're such toughies as an desirable for the good always asked,” Fa- ■Sz of them, alt completely an- ment” is a direct result of all “What is “What is of a then the Le- ther Hayes said. A number of “Moral Guide obscenity?” community,” swered—in of the questions fired at Father current contain an adolescent?” “Aren't the gion of Decency and NODL are booklets, some “pressure groups.” But, he also of the answers, he explains, points out, “labor unions are but “we felt the need to com- pressure groups; the American pile them under one cover in Medical Association is a pres- easy question-and-answer sure group; the National Asso- form." of ciation Manufacturers is a GETTING A GO-AHEAD pressure group . . . This is on the idea from democracy in action.” Msgr. Carney, he approached the Society of AS FOR CENSORSHIP, Fa- St. Paul (a religious society which has ther Hayes says it “implies a as its special apos- iolatc the radio legally constituted public au- press, and mo- thority empowered to prevent tion picture fields). From the start, Father publication, showing or distri- Hayes says, "they bution of material which is were enthusiastic." judged to be harmful to the The result Is "Moral Guide Neither the public good.” Bish- of Entertainment," a valuable nor ops any Church organiza- guide not only for parents and tion, he adds, "engages in pub- others interested in the field lic KINGS COME AGAIN; The censorship.” The Legion of but for every Catholic who has event of Epiphany, Jan. 6, Decency and NODL, he ex- ever been asked about the plains, “present a moral eval- Church’s activities in these is dramatized by colorful uation primarily for the guid- areas. processions through many European towns, like the above one in which people of Tortona, Italy, portray Uanua/ui one of the Magi with his TheAdvocate gift-bearers on his way to pay his visit of homage to 9 1961 January 5, the Christ Child. is Grace Period Time J

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ACOLYTES IN BUSINESS SUITS: Rev. Denis J. Whelan’s servers at the midday Savings deposited on or before Mass Patrick’s in St. Cathedral are businessmen on their lunch hour, Clem Rachel, January 15th will earn left, and George Smith, right. dividends from January Ist. Essex Businessmen Keep Daily ‘ ’ at New Appointment St. Patrick’s Jersey'! population of 0,080.782, according to the 1900 shows other member Census, a growth of 1,231,453 over the 4,035,329 counted in By Anne Mae Buckley of the group can 0.P., of the Bronx.) be found to act as substitute NEWARK In the confer- 1950, or an increase of 25.5'/*. Gainful employment increased from that day. THE MEN learned about ence room of an oil company The men arc serving from booklets supplied approximately 1.000,000 to an executive vice president predominately 2,000,000 or.about 25%. of middle and Smith ob- by Msgr. Looney —and were looks at his watch, turns things age, serves that about half of them ready to begin just a few days Revenues of Public Service Electric and Gas over to an assistant, and makes Company, serving had his for hasty exit to never been Mass-servers after receiving the booklets for excuses a or or in before. Smith himself confides electricity gas, both, communities with nearly 80% of The keep a pressing appointment. study. a T The is for long-standing “regret." “I Sacrifice is indeed involved state’s appointment 12:15 population, increased during that period from $106,000,000 to didn’t know how to Serve Mass in the Smith admits. pm. in the sanctuary of St. project. and son was ordained But the it $395,000,000*, or 112%. 'Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral, where my a "rare privilege" that priest. Since we started this is “for adult have such the vice president will become men to three and I learned the an altar boy for the midday years ago an opportunity to serve Mass’ During ten-yearinterval the Company has spent $1,042,000,000 how to serve, I’ve served far outweighs he That Mass. my it, says. for new facilities to son’s Mass times." (The is keep ahead of the demand for those twin servants More than a dozen business many why, Smith says, "it occurs son is Rev. Richard to executives, like George H. A. Smith me that more men would of Man— Electricity and Gas. of Tilton, N. H.: Smith’s Smith, vice president and gen- daugh- welgpme an opportunity to join ter is Sister Mary Assumpta, the Those eral manager of Petroleum group.” prognosticators of the future —such as the Regional Plan and Cfo. lleat Power of N. J. Current Dividend Association tell us who organized the group, have that the state can expect even greater growth. weekly assignments as Mass For Instance, Regional Plan estimates the population increase for 8 servers at the 12:15 Mass in St. _/0 Patrick’s, At the request of Friar Tuck Inn northeastern counties of the state during the next 15 years to be James F. 4 per annum Msgr. Looney, pastor, Route 23 (Newark Pompton Turnpike) Cedar N. J. 2,373,000, up from 1960 three years ago, Smith recruit- Grove, 4,041,000 in to 0,414,000 with 2,293,600 Job For Reservations CEnter 9-4500 Compounded and Credited Quarterly ed about six men, all members opportunities in 1975. Your are insured of Scrra. Smith is vice presi- Savings up to $lO,OOO by the Federal dent of Scrra International. We have an ° Rohm Hood Inn reason to believe*that large increases in population and Savings and Loan Insurance THE GROUP has grown, with Corporation job opportunities in other counties of the state will be substantial. new members, not Serrans, em- 1129 VALLEY ROAD, CLIFTON, N.J. ployed with firms in Nutley, For Reservations Pilgrim 4-4510 Public Service Electric and Gas is for this A LARGEST IN NEW JERSEY Bloomfield, Irvington and the Company building Orangbs as well as Newark. COMPLETE PRIVATE BANQUET growth and we to FACILITIES intend fulfill our responsibility by having adequate But more men are needed to ACCOMMODATIONS FROM 15 TO 500 Carteret savings and Loan Association six Electric and Gas assure two servers days a service for the new industries that ore bound to come, the well attended 866 BROAD NEWARK week at Mass. Speitulhing to STREET, , and for the employees they Smith invites volunteers to con- • bring. and that additional WEDDINGS • SOCIAL & FRATERNAL eight ojfictt: at t tact him Ml 2-8130. 550 Bloomfield Avonui 744 Brood Street • month* NEWARK: SHOWERS FUNCTIONS *(11 actual 1 month estimated) “The men regard it as a Sprlngfleld-Bergen:359 Springfield Ave. Roseville: 487 Orange Street -great privilege thi* oppor- Commuter: Railroad Station line: 712 Avenue to Mass,’’ Smith Penn City Springfield tunity serve RUILIC DINING ROOM AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE observes. Busy as they may be, EAST ORANGE: 60& Central Ave. SOUTH ORANGE: 159 South OrangeAttt OPEN DAILY (Closed they manage to make their Mondays) weekly assignment, and in ex- SirtiMg when pressures of Family Style Dinners Businessmen's Luncheons business make it impossible, they make phone ealls until an- THE 10 ADVOCATE January5, 1961 Senior Young Advocates Send in Over 1,000 Christmas Cards By June N.J. We’ll the in the Third of $2 Dwyer get prizes prize is going to seph’s, East Orange. Sister An- Catherine. mail as soon as we can. of Our At long last the snows have the late Christine Krupa Lady of gelina. stopped, entries The beautiful that Mary Mauriello, St. Aloysius have checked and masterpiece Czestochowa, Jersey City. Chris- Ronald been the judges have chosen the winners the Ciccone, St. Joseph’s, Academy, Jersey City. Mrs. won $5 first prize in our con- tine drew the beautiful picture of in the Advocate contest. East Orange. Sister Lorraine. Mary Cody. Young Christmas test was Jane the two little at f made'by Mary angels the crib. Diane St. Patricia St’. We were afraid Conforti, Valentine’s, Moritz, Michael’s, that the bad weather would our Suruda, an eighth grader at St. She very neatly dotted the rose keep Bloomfield. Sister Mary Alodia. Union. Sister M. Christine. number of Christmas cards wasn’t so! Ann’s (Polish), Jersey City. with a pink sprinkle and down—but it Despite gave William Cotter, St. Michael's, Carolyn Paluba, St. Valen- late Mary Jane did something very Jesus a crown of golden mails, no school and the sprin- Union. Sister Gertrude tine’s, Bloomfield. Sister Mary she told the whole story kles. Agnes. other hardships of the recent a fine tribute to their unusual: Maryann St. Alodia. teachers, of the Dames, to Nativity in a 15-page card Christine lives at 102' months, 1,080 Senior Young Ad- their homes and the wonder- Bright Kearny. Sister Regina. Linda Ponzio, St. Bartholo- that opened like a file. The St., and is vocates entered our contest. ful idea of Christ in key Jersey City, taught Barbara Di mew’s, Scotch Plains. keeping Niscia, Queen of Mrs. Deg- words on the card were done in by Sister Annuncia. We are so proud of their work. Christmas. Mary Peace, Maywood. Sister Frances nan. different colors of and The beautiful story of the Nativ- sparkles HONORABLE Masiello. Corlise St. BEFORE we announce our MENTION cer Puchel, Bartholo- each had an illustration. ity and the bright star came to page Christine winners to tificates are awarded to the fol- Dwyer, Queen of mew’s, Scotch Plains. Sister Clar- we want remind you (We cannot reprint the card be- life again and in a hun- Maywood. Sister ice. again all that each winner and each lowing Senior Young Advocates Peace, Annella. dred different cause it is so large.) - Valerie creative ways. honorable mention (names are listed in alphabetical Dennis Fackelman, St. Mi- Rice, Queen of Peace, The winner, too, It must have taken Mary Jane boys and girls from the fifth order): chael’s, Union. Sister Gertrude Maywood. Sister Frances Mas- will receive a box of gingerbread days to make her card which is through the eighth grades paid Fran Adamczyk, St. Michael’s, Agnes. seleo. one of the nicest we have ever Union. Sister Gertrude Agnes. Mary Ellen Fay, St. Michael’s, Mary Robbins, St. seen anywhere. She shaded the Michael’s, Jane Agin, St. Closter. Union. Sister Gertrude Union. Sister M. Christine. paper under the to Mary’s, Agnes. $ll7 Million lettering Sister Robert St. Steven St. match the Mary Alphonse. Graham, Peter’s, Samich, Joseph’s, sparkles; she told the New East Sister Donald J. Arner, St. Michael’s, Brunswick. Sister Mary Orange. Rose Gallo. story in a lovely scrolled hand- Sent Abroad Union. Sister Gertrude Agnes. Jean. Mary-Alice Silkiewicz (3 times) writing; and she put the whole St. Carol Ann Banko, St. Rose of Barbara Filippini, Queen of Ann’s (Polish), Jersey City. card together as neatly as a pro- WASHINGTON (RNS)— Amer- Newark. Sister Sister Ange- Sister Mary Gertrude. fessional. Lima, Mary Alex- Peace, Maywood. ican religious and voluntary andrine. lina. Carol Ann St. Bartholo- Congratulations, Mary Jane. Smith, groups distributed $117,025,115 Joseph Our Robert Godfrey, St. mew’s, Scotch Plains. Your check and prize will be in Bcdnarczyk, Lady Mary’s, Sister worth of food, clothing, and other of Mt. Carmel, Bayonne. Sister Closter. Sister M. Alphonse. Therese Masiello. the mail to your home at 53 Ter- to Arlene supplies needy persons over- Mary Roberta. Gubernat, St. Bartholo- Evelyn Strohmeyer, Queen of race Ave., Jersey City, very seas during the first six months Lewis Beeken, St. Bartholo- mew’s, Scotch Plains. Sister The- Peace, Maywood. Sister Frances soon. Sister Mary Gertrude, your of 1960, the Advisory Committee mew’s, Scotch Plains. Sister An- rese Masiello. Masiello. teacher, and your classmates on Voluntary Aid of the gelica Valenti. Foreign must be Jacqueline Kadish, St. Ste- Christine Szaniawski, St. Val- International Admin- very proud of you. Cooperation Lynn Berry, St. Batholomew’s, phen’s, Kearny. Sister Regina entine’s, Bloomfield. Sister Mary istration reported here. SECOND prize of $3 is being Scotch Plains. Sister Clarice. Immaculate. Alodia. sent to Janis Donna Ronald Kozakiewicz This was a 16% increase over Stephen, a mem- Boulars, Our Lady (twice), Michael Szymanski, St. Hcd- the amount of aid sent by the ber in long standing- from St. Queen of Peace, Maywood. Sister St. Ann’s (Polish), Jersey City. wig’s, Wilmington, Delaware. Sis- voluntary groups during the first Bartholomew’s, Scotch Plains. Annella. Sister Mary Gertrude! ter M. Melanie. half Janis decided of 1959. to bring the one- Dennis Boyle, St. Bartholo- Barbara La Penna, Sacred Philip Tennis, Queen of Peace, Most world idea active agency in the over- into her Christmas mew’s, Scotch Plains. Mrs. Deg- Heart, Lyndhurst. Sister Mary Maywood. Sister Angelina. seas program was Catholic Relief greeting. She painted a picture nan. Kevin. Zita Truskolawski, St. Ste- of Services NCWC which sent $60,- a Chinese Madonna holding Dorothy Cameron, Queen of Barbara Lee, St. Ann’s (Po- phen’s, Kearny. Sister Regina 378,329 worth of aid overseas dur- the Baby Jesus and the little Peace, Maywood. Sister Frances lish), Jersey City. Sister Mary Immaculata. the first half of the children around the mother. The Masiella. Gertrude. ing year. Box Sandra Van Duyne, St. Bar- This Cookie included $30,540,573 worth picture is reprinted on this page. John Caruso, St. Joseph’s, East Robert Lee, St. Michael’s, Un- tholomew’s, Scotch Plains. Sister cookies and of surplus food donated by the a free pass for them- Janis lives at 1509 Ashbrook Orange. Sister ' Angelina Del ion. Sister Gertrude Agnes. Therese Masiello. selves and adult government. an to attend the Dr., Scotch Plains, and is taught Corso. Juliana Martino, St. Vincent’s Greg Waters, St. Michael’s, Castle in Church World Service, the in- Gingerbread Hamburg, by Sister CLarice Bucci, M.P.F. Nicholas Carvagni, St. Jo- Academy, Newark. Sister Francis Union. Sister Christine. terdenominational Protestant agency, sent $14,585,788 worth of Lives of the Saints supplies overseas during the first Park, Lodi Win six months of the year, which Ridgefield

included $7,697,243 worth of sur- plus food. Bergen Journalism Awards The report added that CARE St. Veronica FORT LEE—The the archdiocesan sent $2,257,000 worth of supplies Bergen Coun- journalism con- abroad the first half The ty CYO has announced the win- test. The second and third during of saints have come to us without pointing out to the buy- Mother of God spoke to her and place while Dr. Thomas A. Dool- from all walks of life ners in its journalism contest for winners will receive cerlificates. 1960, and from er the faults of the animal so told her to stop worrying. Mary ey’s MEDICO all countries. This grammar schools which was pre- St. Andrew’s Westwood took group shipped week’s saint he would not cheat the man. said there were only three ceded a second with $791,668 worth of material aid and lived in a small near by journalism course. place its newspaper, village The family was very poor things that Veronica had to St. Francis, Ridgefield Park, “Live Wire." Boys Town of Italy sent $286,975. Milan known as Binasco. She but Veronica’s father and moth- know: (1) setting her whole took first is St. Veronica who lived dur- place in the newspaper Other magazine winners in or- er taught her the of heart on God; (2) never be simplicity to division with der ing the 15th century. “Angels Echo.” were: St. Peter’s, River believing l in God and staying impatient with the sins or mis- “The Veronica did have Gem,” of St. Joseph’s, Lodi, Edge, "The Vicar”; Our Lady PRINTING not any close to Him —ofdoing everv- behaviors of others, but to hum- won the first place magazine Queen of Peace, Maywood, "The schooling and could neither for God. for them; to HARRY F. thing bly pray and (3) award. MURPHY read nor write but she did have j Jewel”; and Our Lady of Mt. set apart some part of the day 71 CLINTON education in the life. VERONICA grew holier and Virgin, Garfield, “Virginette.” ST., NEWARK 3 spiritual to meditate on the Passion of FIRST PLACE winners will re- Awards will be made at Phonai MArkat 3-2831 Her father was poor hut stronger. She helped her fanvly the a man Christ. ceive in and a parish plaque and cer- Bergen Confer- he would not even sell a horse caring for the farm County Teenage Veronica was faithful to the tificate and will with the other work. She was be entered in ence in June. three conditions and after three a good worker and very obedi- years of preparation she was ent. She loved to be alone and admitted to the religious rule Lima's even when in the fields Manuel Teaches Lesson working of St. of the Order of with Martha, a group would try to keep St. Augusline in Milan. LIMA, Peru Nine-year-old learned In the school. PLfIM NOW herself apart so she could con- parish Manuel is a hero his I centrate and talk to God. AS A NUN the wom- among “Can forgive him?” he young classmates The today for having sputtered. CHRISTMAS WINNERS: The above Christmas maid was so close to God an did everything perfectly ful- cards saved his Pedro, from "You’re the that when she prayed she filling even the smallest duties enemy, only one who won second and third prize in the senior division of being blown to smithereens would often burst into, tears to perfection. by can,” replied the grave exe- She was so obedi- the Advocate Club. The card won The J. Young top second Reading Center which would flow to the ent to the wills of her Rev. John Lawler, a Mary- cutioner, striking a match with ground, superiors for Janis while the at the knoll Missioncr here. a dramatic flourish. prize Stephen tiny angels forming little streams. When that she would sometimes obey AT PATERSON Since Lima school children “I him!” he bottom won a third prize for Christine the other workers came upon before the command could even forgive cried, Krupa. celebrate the end of the school "I forgive him!” her, Veronica would be so deep be spoken. year with fireworks, it wasn't There followed, in her thoughts of God that she The tears still flowed when an embrace Seton Hall would them. long before Manuel came run- such as Peru has never'seen, University not even notice the young nun was in prayer. Midwest Schools View TV ning to the rectory crying be- with all the school children When the other Sisters would offers VERONICA decided that she cause Pedro had burned his roaring their put a plate beneath the holy- approval. to to new trousers fire- And who would like give her life nun to catch her tears by throwing now are the best Via a DC-6 Classroom Instruction in they crackers him. buddies Flying Remedial Reading for the God as a nun but she was up- at in St. Rose of Lima younger would collect a quart or more. Father Lawler hastened to set because she could not read Veronica converted school? Manuel and Pedro, of LAFAYETTE, Ind. (NC) - The ana, Ohio,- Illinois and parts of child. Reading for student. many by Improvement theolder or write. She therefore sat up the scene of the crime and con- course. the limit for her goodness and was consid- sky’s literally Kentucky, Michigan and Wiscon- fronted night after night to try and the culprit. Solemnly, educational television in a six- sin. ered by her community to'be learn the New Bedford, Mary- stale Midwest area. New these things. full of (he grace of God. Mass., classes begin She THE is One Veronica knoller dug into his cassock VENTURE being con- day as was up- died in 1-197 at the exact time Miracle Beginning around Feb. 1 a fly- and pulled giant fire- Boy ducted Purdue with set about knowing little, the out a by University so she said she would. She was 52 ing'“classroom” boused in a DC- the assistance of a $7 million 1961 cracker confiscated earlier -6 February 11, years of age. circling at 23,000 feet will beam that morning. Asa crowd of Has Ford Foundation grant and funds Today Veronica is known as Prayer videotaped instructional pro- limited A children gathered around the from other private groups. Registration Wedding Reception Blessed Veronica and is hon- grams to a half-million students place of execution, he placed Among universities cooperating ored on Jan. 14, the day she Of in 16,000 classrooms. the explosive in Pedro's back Pope in- the project is the University For appointment and information died. The programs will be carried pocket and prepared to blow of Detroit. The Jesuit Fathers’ ALTOONA, Pa. (NC) Folks on ultra high frequency to Indi- PLAZA HOTEL the pants-burncr to kingdom school has prepared three TV Call Ar 5-3425 called 10-year-old Sammy Hev- come. courses totaling 128 shows: Cubs Mouths gaped open and Jr. “The miracle a >e»r»»l fcu N. Springfield erly child." Jomy C*>, J. a hush fell as Belleville French course for third and the end ap- And the Group boy recently received fourth science or write provkUtt Honor Den Mother proached. grades; a course to • DtomfUd a message from the Vatican liMVd H««ma Sec- for fifth and sixth n« to mi SPRINGFIELD Gives Yule grades; and Mrs. Wil- SUDDENLY, Manuel, who retariat of Stale assuring nim Party G. • lvp*rtor C»Mm an American government course Margaret Murphy liam Lynch, den mother of St. had been the that Pope John XXIII will re- • M«d—♦ enjoying pros- - for p fUm BELLEVILLE Children from high school juniors. • James Cub Pack, received her pects of being freed forever member the boy in his Masses 8.5., A.M. DIRECTOR C*r*W ■♦♦»■<»« to datolk St. Peter's School—and a few The flying classroom project five-year pin at a party from such and offer prayers for his inten- **»•»• tckid Cmmvhmnt holiday explosive attacks, younger brothers and sisters—- will continue on an for the Cubs and their families. tion. The included the experimental remembered something h"6' had message entertained at the Little Sisters basis until next June. The TV Seton Hall Pope’s blessing. The boy had of University Oldfield 3-0100 the Foor Home for the Aged,- courses are designed to supple- sent the Pope a greeting card Newark, over the holidays. ment but not replace regular 151 eilison street AmpU P«rVUf V for his birthday in November. classroom • The children, in instruction. intention is ranging age PATERSON 2, NEW JERSEY Air fanJtTlawrd Sammy Hcverly’s for from four months to 15 years, I ftffly dvM a more complete recovery presented a and from an accident which almost program gave gifts to 200 cost each of the guests. his life in 1957. He was Your Neighborhood The Sisters with a struck by an automobile as he reciprocated You party in honor of the traveling Get These EXTRAS chased a baseball into a street. Pharmacists "Says" Only players. His legs and arms were broken, but In today he walks with only a A BROADWAY BANK slight limp. The accident left Sammy blind, ROBERT m hut he now has some percep- tion and can distinguish large THE TREAT objects. He attends Western CONVENIENT Pennsylvania School for Blind Children. HOTEL PARK PLACE, NEWARK NEWARK U.S. Irish Nuns Sam A Oeoraa Martorana. PraM. CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR LIU' PHARMACY CHECKING Ketabllaheri ovar 90 rear* ACCOUNT Home RESERVATIONS FOR Four Raclatarad Pharmaeiata Telephone Fraa Dallvary Opan Kvary Day Trom 9 a m. to 11 p m. JEFFERSON • 7»4 Mt. 1. FREE BOOK of CITY, Mn. COMMUNION Prospect Avanua aor, CHECKS PRINTED WITH YOUR NAME Montclair Avanua (NC) Six nuns from Ireland BREAKFAST HU 1-4749 Newark, N. J. 2. PAY called home for Christmas, ONLY 10/ EACH TIME YOU USE A CHECK tnanks to the generosity of their • ORDINATION JERSEY CITY pupils at St. Joseph’s School. VALENTI'* pharmacy JO»EPH DINNERS VALENTI, R. ( . Phar. 3. NO MINIMUM The Sisters were away from Praacrtptlona Baby Naada BALANCE rhoto REQUIRED on [)«pt, —f re« Ireland Christmas for the • Ml Dallvary WEDDING Will t Ida Av.„ „pp, r.lr\7.w first time - in their lives this Jar tav City. N. J. RECEPTIONS PHONE: OE 3 1044 year. Asa Christmas present their students in chipped money • OTHER SOCIAL WESTFIELb 4. NO for their MONTHLY to pay trans-Atlant’c CENTRAL PHARMACY calls to their homes. FUNCTIONS Ml.h.tl I. c.rmiia, Ran- Phar. Praaarlptlnna Cara/ully ' Compnundad Dm*. Parfumaa CemiUN Sick Room fttippllaa A 11l Cantral MAINTENANCE Pudding Ay»„ Wl.tr,.| d i-MH CHARGE Modern air conditioned facilities fine the banquet NUTLEY For Children food and service always. WE PAY ■AY DRUG CO 5. POSTACE BOTH WAYS »h« b«* STANLEY J. AKUS Jtmtt ,M b, NOTTINGHAM, England Rlttlo, Rap. Phar. Manager Bab. Naada (NC) The children of Naza- Praacrtptlona IHI FRIENDLY NEIGHBORLY BANK Promptly ruiad c»«nata Druta Park Free At reth House received and (namallca a 35-pound 111 Pranklln Ava. North Mll' Interest Christmas pudding from the Our Lot On BROADWAY BANK I FOR RESERVATIONS HOLIDAY GREETING: The children of the Italian Dried Fruit Growers’ Associa- ORANGE On West Catholic were Broadway Action fortunate to be in Vatican City tion of Australia. The institution Call MArket 2-1000 PORD'I DRUG STORE Savings & Trust Paul Danial, Ph.G Half Block Company for the where met and is conducted hy the Sisters of holidays they the Pope were 1 Praaarlptiona Callad lor VlMeie CO*P 3% MOIUAt OlfOM' 'NNURANtt MDIW Ai m|S|Sv| S«M|m St. Joseph of whose “and D»U»»rad to Newark, HOTEL From Bank able wish him a Merry Christmas and a A KNOTT BROADWAY, Cor. WEST Happy New , Pray Dallvary BROADWAY. PATERSON headquarters are in Spring I*l Main Sir.at Year. ALBERT W. STENDER. Pr.iid.nl Oranyy, N. J Lake, N. J. Parents’ News January 5,1961 THE ADVOCATE 11 Fair Set In Newark

NEWARK Guests at the country fair sponsored by the Bt. Francis Xavier Parent Teachers Association Jan. 5 will be bidding for gifts donated by Governor and Mrs. Mcyner, Mayor Steinman of Bloomfield and Mayor Carlin of Newark. The party will be held in the auditorium at 7 p.m. Our Lady of Czestochowa, Har- rison The Mother’s Guild will meet Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. St. John Kanty, Clifton—The PTA has planned a Communion breakfast Jan. 8 following the 7:30 Mass in the Church. GIFTS FOR MOMS: Students from Holy Angels Academy, Fort Lee, presented Andrew Ashenbrenner of Lodi, a Christmas gifts to patients section member the in the maternity of Holy Name Hospital, Tea- of Passaic County neck, as a holiday Left Holy Name Speaker’s project. to right are: Mary Win O’Brien, Sister Mary Can- Bureau, wll address the group. Mrs. Wil- ice, maternity supervisor; Elaine Tront and Mrs. Janet Stravalle of Fort Lee, a liam'Junic is chairman assisted new mother. by Mrs. Frank Rich. St. Luke’s, Hohokus Mr. Bertram Biewitt of the Catholic North Forum Speaker’s Bureau will ad- Date Book: dress the Parents’ Guild Jan. 11 Jersey 8:30 in at the auditorium.

CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS: Star of Publicity chairmen are Invited to make use of this the Sea Council, service. We will need the of the speaker: “Today’s Home Fashions for To- name speaker (If any) Knights of Columbus, and topic, and the name of the chairman. morrow’s Bayonne, sponsored an essay Information received by 10 Living.” a.m. on Monday of the Christ of publication will be Included St. contest; “Keep in for the seventh in the Date Book Francis Hospital League, Jersey City Christmas,” Meeting, 8:30 Fairmount and eighth graders in Information pertalnln* to school groups will be found p.m., Hotel, Jersey Bayonne’s parochial schools. in the PTA column. City. Barbershop "The Clef Hang- Grand JAN. 5 quartet, Knight Joseph S. Ohalek, left, and the judges ers,” will entertain. presented the awards. Caldwell College Alumnae (Hudson The winners and judges in usual County St. Patrick’s Rosary, Chatham Meeting, 8:15 chapter) Meeting at home of Connie order are: Edmond Suchodalski, Mt. Carmel Ryan, p.m. Miss Graycee, Millburn, demonstration School; Jersey* 8:30 Dr. Francis City, p.m. on cosmetics. Silvistris, Bayonne High School; John JAN. 6 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School Essex Rosary, Ridgewood Josefowicz, Washington principal; Miriam Spec- Suburban District Council of Catholic Covered Dish Luncheon, auditorium, 1 p.m. kin, St. Henry’s School; and chairman James J. Boyle. Women Holy Hour, 8 p.m. Our of Lady William F. Johnson, speaker; Mrs. W. T. Mt. Orange. Rev. Carmel, Joseph Mezzanotte, Rogers, Mrs. G. W. Russell, Mrs. G. L. Si- celebrant. 0.F.M., Cap., pastor, monetti, chairmen. Brazil Apostolate JAN. 7 LASTING MEMORIALS JAN. 11 LOVELAND, Ohio (NC) Paterson Diocesan Council of Catholic Women St. Cecilia’s Priscilla Rosary, Kearny Meeting, 8:15 Rivera, assistant to Reception-luncheon, honoring Mrs. Richard p.m. Film. the director of the agricultural F. elected Gormley, newly director of the JAN. 12 department at Grailville Col- Province of Newark on national board of Na- Woman’s lege will leave the Guild of Seton Hall College ol here, U. S. tional Council of Catholic Jan. Women, at Alexan- Medicine and Dentistry Meeting-coffee 1 for Brazil, where she OSTENSORIA der Hamilton Hotel, Paterson. will Bishop McNul- hour, 12:30, dormitory, Seton Hall, South Or- do lay apostolate work ty, guest; Mrs. Robert D. Donaldson, under the from chair- ange. “Famous Women of New Jersey,” sponsorship of the man, Mrs. Eugene vice by Klein, chairman Bell Telephone representative. Daughters of Isabella. $l5O JAN. 8 Marymount College Alumnae, Bergen Chapter Immaculate Conception Montclair Rosary, —Meeting at home of Mrs. Richard Moran, Meeting and Christmas tea, 3-5 p.m. Mary Englewood Cliffs, 8:15 p.m. DOLLY MOUNT Grasso of choir will parish sing; Mrs. Daniel JAN. 15 Griffin, Caldwell, will give readings. Mrs. Essex Newark District Council of Catholic NURSING HOME Richard chairman. Jones, Women 3 St. Junior Seton Meeting, p.m., Peter’s Undor Stott Uconto League Meeting, Little Theater ' Chapel, "Newark. An of Seton oitobllshtd horn# that It qulot, Hall University, South 3 Orange, JAN. 17 restful and luxurious. Located ALTAR p.m. Rev. John E. O’Brien, dean Catholic an of Seton Woman’s Club of Elizabeth For the Lecture spacious grounds. agod. MISSALS from Hall, speaker. on flower $2O arranging, Mrs. Ruth Kistner, 2 chronically llli and convolotcontt. JAN. 9 p.m., Hotel Winfield Scott, Elizabeth. S4 Hoar Hurting Staff League of St. Mary’s Hospital, Orange—Meet- ' JAN. 18 SYLVIA NOLI R.N. ing, 8:30 Nurses’ BOLSTIR, p.m., building. Our of Peace USM Lady New Dlrocfrott JAN. 10 Rosary, Providence- Fashion B. Mitchell 3-2260 show-luncheon-bridge, Altman’s, LA»fc»rt S-7A77 a’Kempis Meeting, 2:15 p.m., Robert Treat Short UfaphuM Hills, 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert M VALUY 57 HALSEY ST., NEWARK 7, H.J. Hotel, Newark. Mrs. Harriet Sharkey, lOAD, CLIFTON. N. J Clingman, chairman; Mrs. William Flynn, assistant. LOOKING BACK: Mrs. Walter Place of Upper Mont- clair, right, is off some of the showing work of the m A Nun Essex mve and Seventeen Ham Madame County sewing group to Eleanor Clark, Essex Mt. Carmel Recipes County Guild president. The sewing group SOMiTHINO Win President produced almost 250 items for the Guild in 1960. SPECIAL' a Two-Week Trip to Poland CLEVELAND 17 MRS. Chinese Band (RNS)—The ham recipes them WALTER S. BOOTH WEEK-END which graphing for the contest. RETREATS Sister Maria Izaslawa of St. Stanislaus (Bender Memorial Academy More than 1,000 women entered the contest to FOR THE Convent here were Mothers’ Elizabeth) has LAITY prepared adjudged good Club, Hopes XT’ Kndy to ut In Its mm sponsored by the Atlanta of Play enough to win first Cos., importers Polish four children: SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD prize in a national cooking Patricia, a sen- t*n» sauce.-Sold hi i» bam. First prize is a trip for two to Poland For heady . contest. ior at Boston College; Nancy, For: uubls tliss tumblers. and Sister Maria will take Sister Inauguration MEN, WOMEN, Bar at; And it’s Philomena, freshman at Acme, Food town, Good Desli a good thing they were that a Mary Washing- SAN FRANCISCO good, of the order’s Pittsburgh motherhouse. (NO A HUSBAND and WIFE because the 30 Sisters of the Order ton College, and Susan and Shopriti Markets, or at your mirt of the Holy $20,000 campaign is underway borhood food Walter The Conduct'd tho monks of store. Family of Nazareth, for whom Sister Maria SISTER at Bender. wife of here to by MARIA is a native of Poland send the popular St. and a she has headed Saint Paul's Abboy TASTEE Inc cooks, got practically nothing else to cat ex- left doctor, the COCKTAILS. , NEWARK, N. J., 81. 3-11.1),I thpre 28 years ago, shortly after entering Mary’s Chinese Girls Drum cept Polish ham Associated Guilds of St. Eliza- Pitas* mak* reservations during the two weeks that Sis- the order. Corps to early. The family of Sister Philomena is Washington to march ter was the beths’ Hospital, and the Union kitchen-testing recipes and also in Poland. in the Jan. 20 Writ* for photo- inauguration pa- Information toi County Medical Society Auxili- rade of President Kennedy. DIRECTOR OF RETREATS ary, and is heading the New The Queen of corps, composed of 40 Peac* Retreat House Jersey Medical Educational Chinese Plan American who St. Paul's N.J. Dominican Apostolate Foundation Women’s. girls Abbey, Newton, Honored Auxiliary, play drums and is u the Union County Women’s Aux- glockenspiel, in Ohio sponsored the Opens to the Medical by St. Mary’s mt iliary Society, Chinese Ohio and is member of the mission, which has- For LOVELAND, (NC)-The a Cath- been ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA Cuban Work Grail, international conducted by the Paulist Relief an lay apos- olic Women’s Club and the BLAIRSDEN, Fathers PIAPACK, N. J. since 1902. All Ou«»t tolate group for women, will American Association of Uni- corps Houi* for Woman and MIAMI (NC) A Dominican Sister members attended the "•treat Houi* who has a major role conduct a mission four-month training versity Women. Mrs. Booth’s ArUHIc French in the Miami diocese's relief efforts for the school. Red and uniforms Chateau of breath 30,000 Cuban re- for in- cliief interest is gold Uklna beauty In the here program young women people. Someraet Hill. fugees has been named one of Dade County’s outstanding patterned after ancient China’s . m °dern facllltlee. Healthful terested in apostolic service in climate. Excellent women. meal*. Open year imperial guards arc worn round the U. S. or overseas. MRS. EDGAR J. MOLONEY by to Coavalaacenta, aacatlonlata The selection of Sister Miriam the girls. and was made (Jan. 1) by the The (International Federation of permanent fuaita. • • Miami training program will be- Retreat* from September to June AMERICAN TOURISTW OSHKOSH Daily News, the evening daily The is one of except the newspaper here. Dade gin Feb. 1 and will Catholic Alumnae, Suburban corps three Thanka*lvln*. Chrlilmla. be conduct- and New • • County embraces Greater Miami. California units invited Year’* Weekend.. Daya ATLANTIC PRODUCTS WINGS ed at Grailville Essex Circle) of East Orange to - nd Evenings of The member of the Recollection. Sisters of St. Dominic of the her participate in the parade. Local Olrected by • Congre- Anne Mulkcen, Grailville di- and Spring Lake, is in sec- the Slitera of it. John SAMSONITE •LARK gation of Catherine de Ricci of are the Baptlit. PEapack Albany, N. Y., directs opera- rector, said the ond term. Vice president of the groups raising funds. 103)4 0105 tions of the four-month pro- four Sisters attached to Centro Hispano Catolico Archdiocesan Presentation gram is “an unusual step we Ball, the Catholic Spanish Center. The 14-month-old is also charter LIATHR OOODS A GIFTS FKII center is the are taking because of the need she a member MONOGRAMMINO cornerstone of the Miami diocese’s relief work. of the Ignatian Guild and the for trained in so A. GROSS W« Welcome DINERS’ lay people CANDLE INC. Club, "International Chari#", SISTER many parts of the U. S. and Maryknoll Sisters Guild. The CO., MIRIAM, one of six women cited the by news- sister of Rev. Leo E. McGov- Carta Blanch# and American paper. for her well as in Latin UNDEN, NEW JERSEY Express was praised wise with Canada, as _ Charfee. dealing hardship cases. There Africa ern, a missioner in the Philip- Candle is & constant stream of bewildered, unhappy, America, and the Makers for Over “100” hungry she is a of St. Years uprooted people who to the Orient." pines, graduate appeal center,” the news- haV Elizabeth’s College and is pres- e develo P ed improved methods and paper noted. K ently teaching at St. Stephen’s, B !* 1,011 better and finer burning Luccace “Sister Miriam and her associates receive worthv ny ofnf Lthe for candles, 3$ Shop them kindly Woman Phones; Kearny. Actively interested in purpose which they are intended Our listen, advise, aid. are b Days endless; filed with service that the Seton League, ‘ c )r HfIISEY Bayley and •“"T:,record of of lS »y—“TllsS ST., NEWARK 2, N.J. Mitchell 2-5090 none appreciates as much as Cuba’s Ir.'/'y’one the world’s homeless, jobless money- Gets St. Thomas the Women’s Guild of Seton oldest and largest manu- the facturers of Church less, refugees," newspaper said. Hall College of Medicine Candles. and !«*»■»« OermeiNl a»w. mi# AieUeeiT Street .t*veteran of 14 of service ST. LOUIS (NC) - Mrs. Don- years in Cuba, she will mark Mrs. is her 20th ald W. Dentistry, Moloney the year as a Religious next summer. Weidcnhaft dialed the recipient of the Pro Eeclesia Et “Lives of the Saints” telephone Pontifice medal from Pope FIRST liy number here and St. Thom- HUDSON COUNTYI got Pius XII. She is a past state 'Trick or Treaters' as Aquinas. HIGHEST Raised governor of the IFCA, and vice 90 A of the 17th-century painting president of her college alum- 1 SAVINGS Doctor was her Angelic given nae. BANK Over $1 Million for UNICEF for being the millionth caller PROVIDENT ATE IN to the telephone NI ED lONS, N. Y. (UN’S) A $1 million check inspirational 2t . V, !, * ERSEYI for the United Nations Children's service begun in September, CELEBRATING Fund was presented here to UNICEF executive 1958, by the Catholic Informa- director Maurice Pate as a down payment tion Service. on monies collected American by boys and girls in Hallowe’en JOURNAL SQUARE PAYS INTEREST Your money earns projects, sponsored in many communities by churches and * synagogues. FROM MODERN HATTERS DAYS immediately OFFICERS for the U S. committee for UNICEF estimated (ABC HAT 1 that the total ItHiO collection CENTERS) would substantially top the LISS pre- Homo of vious when the "trick a Million Hall year, or treat” nickels and DAY pennies, At Lowest OF Prices DEPOSIT! mines reached Factory m $1.5 million. 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SAVINGS Mr./Mrs./Miss „ down, Pope a card a greeting 490 Ave. Sq., HUDSON and put it into an envelope with Communipaw COUNTY'S LARGEST PRINT NAME . ■ • along his present —a stick HEndcrson 3 1004 7611 MUTUAL (at the of chewing gum. Junction) ADDRESS 525 Ave. Incorporated Three days before Jersey Open 363 Days a Year Christmas, Joey got bis thank you CITY_ ZONE A A Open Daily *til 1 A M. BANK 1839 STATE. from the (Opp. P Market) Holy Father. (Use registered mall when sending cash) THE 12 ADVOCATE January 5,1961 Pirates' Comeback Buoys Tournament Hopes this weekend By Ed Grant as it makes its only Madison John’s,_jyas a first class opponent and Square Garden appearance of the season Seton Hall took the Friars almost in stride, SOUTH ORANGIJ In four days this against Manhattan on Jan. 6. The Peacocks 92-83, with Art Hicks his total of -week, Scton Hall University will play three doubling have never won one in the New York two basketball which arena, the previous games with 30 points and games could make or but should end this jinx against the Jas- Hank Gunter tossing in 22. break its bid for a place in the 1961 Na- pers. The not tional Invitation Tournament. St. Joseph’s, game was exactly Should both clubs come through these an artistic performance, but still an im- Right now, the Pirates’ chances look tests with flying colors, their own Jan. 13 pretty good after their fine pressive one, particularly for Hank Gunter, comeback to meeting at Seton Hall will take on added who hit a career high with 36 points as take fifth place in the Eastern College Ath- It importance. could even become the de- lie matched the Hawks’ Johnny al- letic Conference Holiday Festival. Their 40- cisive Egan contest in the race lo become the most for point. A point loss to point big early lead en- Ohio State in the first round No. 2 local team in the N.I.T. behind St. abled the Pirates to hold at on against St. was least partially atoned for by the John’s. Joseph’s late rally for a 91-83 victories over Providence and St. Joseph’s. victory. Things really looked bad for Seton Hall St. Peter’s had expected a tough game The Hawks were the first of the three after the Ohio State debacle. This was a with major opponents to be met this week LeMoyne in the first round of the Mid- by_ case of nothing going right from the dle Eastern College Athletic Association and Selon Hall orv Jan. 4 at the Palestra in pre-game strategy of concentrating on it proved to be a mite too tough the Philadelphia. On Jan. 6, it will be powerful as Olympian Lucas to 'Jerry the actual Peacocks went down, 64-62. It was,, their Detioit at Walsh and the next gymnasium court performance of each and every one first bad. performance of the year and night the Pirates go up to Buffalo to meet of the Pirates. at Canisius. It's ordeal couldn’t have come a worse time. a rough for Richie after bad Coming a showing at Dayton, The later victories over 74- and one local (not this Wagner, Regan's boys pundit it seemed to put tournament writer) takes any hopes of 65, end St. Francis, 108-95, found the Pea- the dimmest possible view the club the right out window. cocks some of the form and picks Seton Hall to lose all three. regaining of their earlier wins over Georgetown and Fairfield. BUT THE exceptionally strong field In the St. Francis game, no less than six 'ST. PETER’S, whose holiday tourna-- garnered for the festival this year gave players hit double figures, with Bill Smith mcnl experience that bf the Pi- paralleled the Pirates a second chance. Providence, hitting for 31 and streak of rates, also running a suc- SCORING ACES; Bill Smith, of has some important business unbeaten until its first round loss to St. cessful foul shots left, St. Peter’s College and Hank Gunter of Seton to 22. Hall lead their clubs in respective scoring this season. Smith has 200 points in nine for a 22.2 games average, while Gunter shows 172 in 21.5 Press Box eight games for a average. Paragraphs Immaculate, Marist, Don Bosco Tech The Real 'Villain' Score Impressive Holiday Tourney Wins Are Christmas basketball and missed shots are the order cember. NEWARK The final results are now in on the downhill to tournaments road its title. The really necessary? of the day. For 1960-61, that meant that Christmas basketball and This tournaments it adds to a Rams rallied to beat Saddle question inevitably pops When you add the up simple the season began on Dec. 9 solid, if not 43-40, in the first up every year after the flood overly impressive, performance by North Brook, round, difficulty of trying to keep tab and must end before the state then Eastern of holiday festivals, jambo- on 10 Jersey Catholic schools. topped Christian, or more tournaments, tourney starts on Mar. 1. How- 43-41 on two foul shots Bob rees, etc. have the Of the 11 by clogged make sure each game goes almost all teams tourneys entered, five were ever, actually won, including Schlegel, tourney MVP, in the sports pages during the week into its in the the all-Catholic Essex Catholic proper place end their season by Feb. 24 semi-final. Then came the final between Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. paper and tourney and the travel around on icy (ony three games are sched- largejy-Catholic with DePaul, which The answer to Don The had depends entirely on roads cover the main con- uled after that date North Bosco Tech and St. Mary’s Top Ten by trounced Morris Catholic and your points of view. tests, it is easily understood Catholic (R) affairs. In the first two, the 1. Immaculate Jersey schools). And Conception Bayley-Ellard, but which suc-i The players themselves are why the gentlemen of the hosts prevailed, while Immacu- many end it even earlier than (5-2) cumbed easily after a tight first in favor of in fourth late them—they’re estate take a dim view that to leave room for county Conception swept through fhe 2. Marist (5-9) half, 50-32. favor of that will anything of the whole tournaments third. 3. St. Peter’s proceedings. or league playoffs. (4-1) give them a chance to chuck The other winners were Our 4. St. Benedict’s- BY ITS NEW YORK victory, HUT >VE WOULD (3-1) that ball at the hoop. Coaches take issue NOT COUNTING Christmas Lady of the Lake, whose success 5. Don Bosco Marist may have moved itself with their (6-2) of young, inexperienced squads complaints on one week, there are theiefore 10 in the pre-Christmas Northwest 6. up to the “A” division Seton Hall of the point. seem to direct (2-t) are also on the pro side—the They full weeks in the present sea- Jersey Conference has tourney, status it certainly will tourney 7. Bergen Catholic (31) a them at the schools and/or two been tournaments give them extra son, plus extra days at the already chronicled in these reach as soon as it to 8. Queen of Peace (5-3) expands in to the tournament directors. One start of the and games which try out season and three pages, Marist, which stormed 9. fit its new campus. Jim Deve- O.L. Valley (3.2) their writer even suggested that at the end. the “B” new boys. At first glance, through division of the 10. St. Michael's (JC) (1-3) ney’s boys breezed through this' Clarke originator of Marist Coaches of more experienced Folsom, this looks like ample room to Brothers invitation tour- one, bouncing Dußois, 68-51, in, the Don teams will look with favor on Bosco tourney, be squeeze in 18 games at a two- ney against an otherwise the first round, all-New to the of and trouncing J rather York finals the Jersey City a tournament that gives their extravagantly punished a-week pace. But take away field. New York Cathedral, 70-45, in the for affair, but ran into Dickinson club a chance to earn more getting the idea rolling in that last week and a final. Charlie with half, MOST and was ousted. 63-56. Aleksiewicz, like that Bergen County. In our view, throw in week DISAPPOINTING of the! Nobody 20 in each prestige—one con- a for exams even points game, was the chief tourneys were the passed the first round in the ducted by St. Peter's College villain, if there be and there's about Don Bosco in- (MVP, Stan Nowicki also made just room. where IICIAA, North and Chris- and one, is the executive commit- vitational, the host went Bergen the all-star Prep or by Don Bosco. tian Brothers festivals. team, Bob Paradine' tee of the NJSIAA. SINCE THE NJSIAA kindly down, 69-66, to Bergenfield, in They may not be quite so char- the: took the foul contest and allows final round, and the shooting j inclined toward those During the past 10 years, the a team to play in a tour- St. Peter’s 1 .THE MOST the school received awards itably IMPRESSIVE for same decade ney—or play two extra regular Holiday Festival, where 1 tourneys which are which has seen so none of ■showings the selling the most tickets and show- merely a the among winners many tournaments season games Christ- North Jersey Catholic schools preview of a coming springup, during were those the league survived by Immaculate Con- ing most spirit (this for the the executive committee has mas week—most schools take the first round. How- season—such as sponsored ception, Marist and Don Bosco fifth straight year). by ever, sponsored a set of restrictive advantage of it. Coaches pre- injuries played a part in the Hudson County Interscho- Tech. Immaculate Essex had more than a little emerged from rules, fer a tournament, since the re- both of these setbacks, as Steve the lastic Athletic Association or supposedly designated to St. Mary’s (R) tourney with trouble in its tourney, defeating! sults of these Archer would Northern New Inter- prevent member schools from holiday affairs probably have full to Jersey rights the head Walsh, 50-49, in the first count made the Dons position round,! overtaxing the on their canned against them in a winner but for in The Advocate’s then scholastic League. players his first Top Terf taking St. James, 60-55, in' basketball teams. have league play: if it’s broken wrist and Jimmy Bar- They they win, ranking of the 1960-61 season. the final. Ron DclMauro was the TWO without fine; if ry would have at least GROUPS, cut down the total number of they lose, they can gotten St. Only St. noise in the first with Peter’s Cecilia’s (K) in the big game doubt, detest all Christmas games allowed chalk it off to post-officeitis into the finals, but for during a sea- first round gave 14 while the torn Joe Garvey!s points, Hugh Mahoney tournaments: coaches’ wives son, limited teams to playing and forget about it. ligaments in his ankle. 23 in boys much of an argument be- tallied the title contest. and the And if the In the other there sportswriters of the no more than two games a squeeze play is tourneys, fore bowing, Just what Archer, 6-2 59-50. The scmi-l a senior daily newspapers. Little week, this year, think what it simply was no Catholic contender ex- moved up the season rough finals saw Immaculate •might have meant to Don Bosco who avenge planation is necessary for the starling date will he when the could match up to the com- 1 and generally season begins one of its two losses is evident from the with a 64-37 fact that, ex- first the on Dec. 13 it petition. St. Michael’s got group: they’d simply like promoted idea that every- or 14, as will in a (JC) rout of the for hosts and, in the cept the opening game with to I final, their husbands be able to one opposed to these restric- few years. There will then be 'the Montclair boys Dumont, five players did all the pinned a sec- spend a little time with the tions is somehow of just 10 weeks in the season ond loss guilty on Queen of scoring and almost all the at not FINAL Peace, 75-55, playing family the holiday season. wishing to overemphasize ath- (nine counting the last one running wild in the last three for Buck Freeman’s team. His in j But what about the writers’ letics. Since no enlightened ed- February) and no place to CLEARANCE ! periods. height also would have been a beef, as so aciduously set out ucator would dare be caught put the game or games dislo- Prictt Slashed on Entire Stock of With 61 points big help against the giant Bcr- | for the three in several papers during the in this dire crime, the rules cated by exams. But perhaps games, Prank Desmond genfield team (whose nickname, New 1960 FORDS earned past two weeks? Covering bas- passed with heavy majorities. by then, a reform movement tournament MVP honors ironically is the “Mites") in the will have • and a ketball is their job, so why swept the NJSIAA OAIAXtES • EAIRIANES final. As it the Dons premature report was, put up should SO LET’S TAKE a look at and the • FALCONS • THUNDERBIRDS credited him they complain? association will give with a brave battle with Fred the rules at decrees that a Immediate credit approval _Don traveled a (NC) St. the holidays, dur- Open till t:J» P.M.—l.t. till pju. team may 18 (or t Joseph’s College here has open- ing which they might even play games Seton Bowler NJCTC Events 20 if take no part in a Hall ed a three-story student center Relay take their wife out to dinner they STATION and a show. Christmas tournament), with Fourth in WAGON costing $675,000. SOUTH ORANGE They’ll be off the second Tourney WARD-FORD running two no more than games each NKW YORK from and last of the New Catholic Track Conference Bowlers HIADOUARTERS Jersey ANOTHER IS that they sec week as measured from 12:01 239 CENTRAL AVENUE NEW YORK Seton Hall and St. Peter's'finish- meets at outdoor no development relay Seton Hall’s board particular purpose to be a.m. on Sunday to midnight NEWARK 3. N. J. ed fourth and fifth, respectively, At Its track on Jan. 7 and if a few their served by most of the tourna- the following Saturday. The Ml 3-8000 Dining Best boys bring along ice in the Eastern Intercollegiate in- ments—except possibly to spoil season must begin no earlier skates, you can't much blame them. dividual bcwling tournament on any anticipation fans might than the second Friday of De- Jan. 2. metal GILHULY'S A combination of snow plus have for the later ROOIES from S2M regular sea- Haast rain on Dec. 29, plus freezing Catholic won the two-mile Art of the Pirates rolled RESTAURANT and BAR relay son league games. All temperatures on Dec. 30, made in 8:49.60. 1.465 for eight games and Ray Makes (Est. 1893) Few of the games arc much Delicious Luncheons the mighty for the Perfect conditions at School, Farley of St Peter's hit 1,453 as and Dinners going slippery prevailed to College In watch from tlie professional No Matter How tad served Homelike Atmosphere Dec. 31 which saw Seton finished close behind the Models Daily races, the 168th Street Armory, N.Y., they and SUNDAY Air Cond. point of view—though they can events at Convenient to Coliseum & Theatres Hall win both varsity on the same with several Sports winner. Ira Koondcl of N.Y.U. evening get exciting, to the Choice Wines and Liquors. Musak quite parti- You Get There cne mile and two miles. The NJCTC PACE MOTORS SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR teams taking part in nov- san of cither school. Boys who ♦ PRIVATE PARTIES Pirates to that COLLEGE / LAKE MOHAWK n CENTRAL AVI hope duplicate ice and open medley relays. have ACCOMMODATING IS to 60 spent long hours the week Thursday, Jan. 5 trick at the Newark on Armory Tom Donoghuc anchored Our Scion Halt

at Kiwis (N.Y.) EAST ORANGE 729 Eighth Ave., (at 46th St.) before Christmas filirg letters 14 Friday, Jan. 6 JOSEPH F. MURPHY Jan. and thus win the NJCTC Lady of the to a second kt. m* NEW YORK CITY Valley in their proper slots at the post SI. Peter’s at Manhattan (MSG) indoor relay Detroit Setnn REAL championships. place finish in the novice event at Hall ESTATE - INSURANCE office often have trouble the Saturday, Jan. 7 events *AI.L* - This week’s arc six-lap and St. with Frank Koch Seton Hall IU\ t \|s hi Peter’s, week after at Canisius # Christmas finding Paterson State at Seton Hall at Jefferson 278 Jersey Catholic Conference on Saturday, Jan. 7 Wayne Street Irish Christian Brothers meet at loops, some of the teams will Holy Trinity at Westfield the same date; and St. Trenton Catholic at Seton on Mary’s Hall There's still time.; the unheated Newark Armory. also roll Sunday at Federal at Hun (aft.) Jersey N. J. ON THE NEW (P) at Don Bosco Tech in the Delharton City, Sunday, Jan. B -G-L/v Jerfy Krumeich won the 00 in C.ti, Lanes. MfeJenee 1-0471 // Passaic-Bergcn C.C. on Jan. X, (all afternoon uumes) Hoger Callahan took the 410 in League supervisor Lou Freidel •St. Itonaventure DePnul There's still time to. at , St. Peter’s is at Dickinson •St. Mary's

at Don ltosco Tech (A) 55.5 and Jerry Smith won the announced that play will continue 1961 1961 Christmas high •St. Joseph’s (P) at St. Luke’s (A) start in a Hudson County south- your 26 key •• Holy Traity at Walsh hurdles in 8.0 for Ed Cryer’s club. through Apr. on a handicap Club. Plan now to make the ern division and just that ••Sacred Heart at St. Michael’s (N) basis, with the enter- hopes • But lack of field event men cost champions ••St. Aloysius at St. Mary’s (JO MICHAEL J. HARRIS IMPERIALS Jim will be recovered Hall of Peace holidays next year happier than ever... the Barry Seton Divinity at Queen the Eagles the team title, which ing archdiocesan playoffs on Cecilia's • by in time for the game. Marist Harrison at St. INC. CHRYSLERS making sure you get your own personal went to Rice, .40-1/2-38. Bergen May G at either llayncs Lanes or St Peter’s at St. Michael’s (JO will find ot)t‘ its league staUis Immaculate at Hay ley -Ellard HIGH November "bonus"... and by making sure it's LEVEL • Elizabeth Lanes. Monday, Jan. 9 PLYMOUTHS on Jan. 11 when it host St James at Tech big enough to pay all billsl 19(10 St. plays Bloomfield (aft.) your year-end Both of the champions, elle Catholic at Rnofing At. NATIONAL BANK ’Essex Catholic JV * BrojtJiJyitMjiMon (aft.) Mid,von NEWBURGH Cornelia on 10 Leaders & ELizabeth 5-5600 Aw it 22it A*. OF PASSAIC COUNTY Academy Jan. at Newark St. Peter’s at Lincoln Gutlers Stri ct St. itPifkAr. * DENVILLE (Pooch) Harrington ' of DePaul in an Ivy League St. Patrick’s at St. Mary’s (E) 501<-511 No. Broad Streat St It Sth At. encounter, Seton Hall at Jefferson (aft.) Siding ILOOUmCOALE 4JI llmon At it Rt4*oo4 At. USMiinSt ' RINCWOOOCi»u«oMt CnliMfckß* High School event BOAT CENTER swept every with Dclbarton paying a visit Eastern Christian at Delharton (aft.) MOUNTAINVIIW Ssoclocßillßoslin BOROUGH & SPORT Wednesday. Jan. 11 EL Op.n Doily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M: CLIFTON of TOTOWAWwiWstYwiA to win the Middle Atlantic out- to the same court on G. 3-1700 Jap. •••St. Joseph’*, at Pope Pius (aft.) Mi* Ate. at Clifton At. POMPTONLAKES MWssjqwAi. MANAOUEBOROUGHRint»i»dA*.itBonaventure at Paterson Tech *43 NEW POINT ROAD rtrkir A*, speedskating championship Lady a •• “AFTER WE SELL it Center SL PRLARNESSPjt«son HjnrSwr*TspX. WESTMILEOROUnion Vll;t> s.„ i,,! Hr.,it .tt m. ( erilia's (K) - WE SERVE" Ri ntjr *id(i » on MIM•(I ' r ( 0 c Jan 2. It was her 'first bid Northwest Conference Snyder at Marist ELIZABETH, N.J. II otfosij mmici ctiMiuiii Open Mon. thru Sat. till 9 PM. Jersey for the title. date with •••Tri-County C.C.: ••North Jersey ESTABLISHED 1913 Sussex on Jan. G. • C.C.i Passaic Bergen C.C. CWV Sponsors Vocation Notes January 5, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 13 Speech Contest NEWARK The annual ora- 'Act Well Your Part' Hawaii Come torical contest for Catholic high Pop Songs school students sponsored by the By Msgr. William F. Furlong Essex Actors From Pen of County Chapter of the and actresses, from what we read, sometimes do Order Priest Catholic War Veterans will be strange things. But I don't recall ever having read of anyone HONOLULU As the of a held Jan. 8 at 2:30 at' of them been (RNS) composer number p.m. St. having so strange as to decide not to act their Francis Xavier in of popular Hawaiian songs, that fame and for- auditorium. part a play, and, instead, deliberately to try to act the Jt appears for the part of someone else. With tune await a of Honolulu who has a Topic contest this year no one playing their part, and with priest vow of poverty is “What Are We as Catholic their trying to play a role which someone and no musical training. Youths Doing else had been trained to much, Today to Prepare play better, Under the pseudonym of George Donn, Rev. Gregory for the Future?” Each the whole play of be contestant would, course, Shea, SS.CC., writes the music will give a speech of five min- ruined. and lyrics for Haleakala_ Rec- “Good idea,” the priest ra- utes duration and one boy and Born Actors ords distributed by the Theresa plied. “Let's.” one girl winner will be chosen According to Shakespeare we are all Cecilia Music Association, And that's how Theresa Ce- The county champions will then aclots. In his play, “As You Like It,” he Maui, Hawaii. The firm’s new- cilia Music represent Essex at the fi- wrote —and so: Association, a state rightly est recording, “Christmas in nals be held closed corporation of four mem- to sometime in Feb- "All the world’s a stage, Hawaii,” made the hit parade bers, was started to make the ruary. Co-chairmen for the con- And all the men and women players on it." in the Islands. test are George Southwick and Life is a vast and mighty play. God is recordings. Miss the author FATHER SHEA’S “Lei Day Mary Crilly, while Very of it. And not only has He BEFORE COMING to in Hawaii” was chosen Hono- Rev. E. 0.5.8., carefully composed each part in the He has done the of- George Sherry, play. what lulu, Father Shea was ficial May Day song of Hawal gradu- 'county chaplain, heads the hon- no other playwright could ever do, He has created the actors ated from Catholic in 1960. Other him University, orary committee- to play all the parts. songs by include Waikiki Washington, earned a law de- to Fear “My Wahine,” Nothing and was ordained in "Ave Maria Ave,” “Whispering gree, 1949. Gift Perhaps you are afraid that you won’t like "playing the Christmas Waves,” “My Angel was Sing- He became assistant superin- part” of a priest —or a Brother —or a nun. Have ever ELIZABETH Members of you ing Hawaiian," Little tendent of Catholic schools In asked one of them what the “My “playing part” is like? I am Hawaii after the Union Senior CYO Council INDIAN COLLEGE: One of the at Madras Brown Baby,” and “White serving two years premier colleges University in Madras, sure they would be in complete agreement with what a donated toward Mary- Sands of Makena." in Molokai and six years in $3O purchase of India, is the Jesuit s knoll priest in South America Loyola College. It has about 1,900 students studying for degrees wrote in answer to a letter Haleakela. Christmas for seven boys Father Shea, a native of gifts in science and and 300 written by Bing Crosby. Bing had referred to missionaries in the detention arts, commerce, about students studying and doing research as Rhode loves While juvenile quar- heroes." not Island, to pastor of a small for master’s vast "real "We’re heroes,” said the of the Union Jail. degrees. The majority of students are Hindus with Maryknoller, sing (tenor) and for years has church the island ters County only 320 Cath- "we’re having fun!” on of Maul, olic students of the Latin and At put his own words to music for there was need for Syrian rites. left, in the center of the 100-acre cam- For Real a pianist. amusement. One Father OP pus is Christ the King Church. Upper is the Lower In the famous day a friend Shea borrowed an in- ACADEMY right college’s science building. 1942, actor, Jose Mojica, gave up mansions, asked, “Why don't we get on struction book and taught him- SAINT right, students are passing the main arts building of the millions and a movie career to become a priest. And it all ELIZABETH college. the hit parade?” self to play the instrument. started while he was in preparing to act a play the part of a A Franciscan. that he would be much is a Deciding happier out of the world of he became generic term covering all orders, St. Leads in Title make-believe, a real Franciscan GOOD CATHOLIC ? and societies Joseph's Defense priest. FILMS... ? JEffaraon 9-1600 congregations of ELIZABETH - St. And men and women religious. Joseph’s half with a 3-0 mark, while St. as to the importance of parts in plays, Bing Crosby CERTAINLY...! (Roselle) and St. Genevieve’s to know. Here is Genevieve’s leads the other with ought something he wrote for a little book- Pius " Pop* XI said . . . there exists today no moans of (Elizabeth) are deadlocked for 4-0 let a few years "A while a mark. ago: ago I gave a small piece of tho influtncing manoi mart potont than tho cinema." Founded mind on In 1899 by the Sitter* of Charity the lead in the Union County The suburban grammar boys my this business of vocations. As I spend most of my Horo will bo Influonco toward CYO intermediate boys basket- loop is topped by St. Joseph’s time in Hollywood, I naturally thought of it in movie terms, aro films that botfor Catholic living. They will incroaso attondanco of Saint Elizabeth hall league after the first mo'lth (Roselle) with 3-0. and I said, ' ... The boys and girls who take the roles of the at mootings promoto Catholic Action College Brothers and to now hoights Incroaso Intorost In tho teachings of Christ —and of play. SS. Peter and Paul (Elizabeth) the Sisters and the Father are the O’Malley’s make " sanctity moro dosirablo Thoso feature length films can Both teams show 4-0 records has two undefeated teams going real stars in life's big show.’ . . , reap Convont Station, New a spiritual harvest for |ust at they've done for Jersey Good you others. They and hold a one-game lead over for it in the girls leagues. In A Guido be effective the can an supplement to good work you aro now dolngl (Elizabeth) and St. to the Holy Rosary grammar school play, it is dead- Necessary success of every play is a good director. "Loyola—The Soldier Saint" "life of St. Francis af Assisi" Michael’s which are For your director in the tCranford), locked with St. Michael’s (Eliza- great play of life I refer you to of 3-1. "Holy "Virgin Guadalupe" "St. Benedict" "Christ The CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY St. Joseph’s, which_won the beth) at 4-0 and, in Division 1 of Virginity" written by Pope Pius XII. In it he quotes the , King" title last has taken 16 advice of St. Ambrose "Cure of Ars" "life of Mother Soton" year, now the junior loop, its 4-0 record is a to nuns and future nuns: "Therefore games in a row over the two better than the 3-0 of let holy Mary guide your of life." half-game way FOR FULL INFORMATION SEND FOR THE 1961 CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR The EDITION WOMEN seasons. St. Jonn the Apostle (Clark-Lin- same advice holds good for future priests and the Brothers. CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC • In junior boys loop, split den). CATHOLIC FILM DIRECTORY into two divisions this year, St.! In Division Elizabeth’s for 2, St. Apostolate Vocations Now availabl. than Fully Accredited A.B. and B.S. mor. 230 Catholic R.ligiou* Filmi d.icrib.d In Offering Degree* (Elizabeth) leads one Newark Anthony’s (Linden) leads with 4-0. Archdiocese Msgr. William F. Seton annotat.d Furlong, lilting. FREE to cl.rgy and raliglaui $l.OO t« •thin. Hall University, South Orange, N. J. Telephone: SOuth Or- ange 2-9000. Dept. AD 29 Salem Way, Yonkers, N.Y. Paterson Diocese: GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE Rev. John P. McHugh, DePaul High St. John’s School, Wayne, N. J. Telephone OXbow 4-5759. A fully accredited Liberal Arts College Camp A Lakeside Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy Mountain Camp Holy Trinity Wins SETON HALL UNIVERSITY Boy* 6-16, 2,300 ft. olf. Sandy b.ach on Hunter Lake, N. Y. 100 milt* from Director of Bergen Group Apply: Admissions, Lakewood, N. J. N.Y.C. Modern buildings. Lavatory In tach cabin. Hot thowtri. Excellent meals. Union Tournament Diversified activities, recreational and instrumental. Mature, professional teachers WESTFIELD Holy Trinity SCHOOL OF EDUCATION and coaches from top-ranking colleges and Ono counsellor for Plans Retreat prep schools. won the first annual Union Coun- every four boys. Jesuit Chaplain. One all-inclusive fee. Recommended by Oood - Men CRESSKILL A retreat at ty Parochial Grammar School in- ANNOUNCES Boys Young Housekeeping. Catalog. % Carmel Retreat vitation Wrlto Robert X. Oiegengack, Yale Unlv. Athletic House in Oak- basketball tournament on (i> WANTED Ass'n, New Haven, Conn., or land on Jan. *2O-22 for Dec. 27 when it Phono ORogon 7-4566 (N.Y.C.); VAlley Stream S-IRII (Long Island). girl mem- defeated St. John REMEDIAL AND IMMEDIATELY! bers will feature the January the Apostle (Clark-Linden), 22-14, of the Catholic at School. To serve Christ in the For Persons Over 21 program Young Holy Trinity High IMPROVEMENT Adults of Bergen Bill SERVICES of County. Imperato and Mike Cooney Classrooms America as 9:00 P.M. to 12:30 A.M. Joan Stevens is chairman of did almost all of the for scoring For Children and School Christian Brothers the affair and requests all those the winners with 10 points apiece. High Students intending to take part to Ireland DANCING bring of the deposit of $5 to the Jan. 8 READING • QUALIFICATIONS meeting at St. Therese’a Church! EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT hall. Love of God, Generosity, Common LOYOLA SCHOOL SPRING SEMESTER 1961 Sense, Good This first Dedicate to Christ Average Intelligence, meeting of the your life Hall Health new year is scheduled for 8 p.m. (Grades 9-12) Seton University offers afternoon and and His Blessed Mother in CLUB ST. LEO evening pro- • OPPORTUNITIES and will be followed by a social. In remedial and services with grams improvement at the Uni- helping teen-age girls Unlimited Spiritual Market St., at the East N. J. Other activities scheduled for A JESUIT DAY SCHOOL Advancement, Boulevard, Paterson, versity Campus, South' Orange, New Im become Intellectual Jersey, problems . . . a Achievement, Genuine the month include an executive THE ORCHESTRAS OP FOR BOYS Happiness board meeting on Jan. 11, a re- of JOE PAYNE and DUKE READING Sister the COLLINS on Jan. 13, a For information, visits ception meeting of Announces (On Alternate the discussion Weeks) group on Jan. 18. These services are for Good Bergen Catholic H. S. provided students between the Shepherd Directions: a mystery night on Jan. 27 and of and Oradell ages eight eighteen. ACTIVITIES: South the monthly Communion break- Driving on Garden State Parkway, Exit 158 Scholarship Children will be interviewed and tested and will then Serial Work, Toothing, Dlotatio, Essex Catholic H. S. fast on Jan. 29. Driving North on Garden State Parkway, Exit 157 And be assigned to small-group “ classes Nursing, Clarlral Work, at*. The Young Catholic Adults Is taught by spe- Newark (One Minute from either cialists. High Sthool racommandad. Exit) open \o membership to all single Entrance Interviews and will be at For further Information writ* to For details, writes Catholic men and women 23 and testing held University Campus, MOTHER South SUPERIOR Rev. Br. E. C. O'Connor over in the New Jersey-New Orange, New Jersey, until January 14, 1961. Ctnvtnt af tha Oood Examination Shaphard York area. 715 North Avenue TAKE TV* MUItIY OUT POP Twenty semi-weekly sessions will be held M 6 Suiaax Avtnua beglnlng Jan- 1961. is Morriatown, N. J. New Rochelle, New York Sat., Jan. 28, 1961 uary 16, Enrollement limited. Winter Jaunt For application and further information contacti MwrmMßiiM i n*MM4«M4 iMMiur.lmwn.ll m i imiw*. FOR APPLICATION FORM For Gregorians FREE PARKING Apply to: Mr. ANTHONY B. SURACI THE ORANGE A winter week- Director of AIR CONDITIONED Remedial Services end at Oak ’n Spruce, South Reverend Headmaster on Jan. will TBINITARIAN FATHERS Specializing In HOMt MADE Lee, Mass., 27-29, Park Avenue at 83rd Street SETON HALL feature the January schedule of UNIVERSITY Ravioli Cavatelli New York Nr Y. SOUTH •ffer on opportunity to young men and boys of Grammar the Gregory Club of New Jersey. 28, ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Ann Princiotta is chairman. and School to Manicotti * School High become a priest or a Brother BUtterfield 8-6200 Mia Other events of the month will Telephone: SO 2-9000 Ext. 171 In the Trinitarian Order. Lock of fund* no Impodiment. 3 PRIVATE BANQUET include a general meeting on Write to. ROOMS Jan. 6, at which an executive board election for one vacancy VOCATION will be DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. 925-31 West Side Ave. held; an apologetics 8741, Baltimore meeting on Jan. 13, at which 8, Maryland Under Perienal Supervlilon Rev. Denys llennessy, 0.5.8., —R**»m»»aaNi>t>ia««a.'> PETER ILVENTO will discuss the forthcoming HE 3-8945 Jersey City. Ecumenical Council; a current PROVE YOUR LOVE events meeting on Jan. 20 at FOR CHRIST which Abbot Charles V. Coris- ITS NOT TOO LATE ton, 0.5.8., of St. Paul’s Abbey, TO Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother Newton, will discuss "The Afri- JOIN OUR (A Franciscan Community) KOHLER’S can Situation"; and an informal Activities Hospitals: nurslnf. pharmacy, night for stay-at-homes on Jan. laboratory. X-ray. office, library, and domestic Suiss Chalet work. Schools: catechetical, elementary, and 27. CHRISTMAS secondary schools: professional and practical BANQUET FACILITIES FOR All of these will be •chools of Homes the programs nurslnf for aied. the • convalescent, and homeless children. Korelfn PARTIES TO 1000 held at the clubhouse in Grau- missions. Afe: 14 to 30. lUNCHEON and DINNERS lich’s, 3(59 Park Avc., Orange. to CLUB Writ* Vocational Directress, 10 Morris Avenue, Denvllle, New Jersey (Telephone: OA 7 9008) Diamond 2-2711 Regular weekly deposits Parish t tar ted now can all 120 W. PASSAIC ROCHELLE PARK pay your CYO holiday expenses next year. You are invited to enroll yourself or a Briefs loved one Blessed Sacrament (Eliza- beth) juniors will enjoy an eve- ning of ice skating at Asbury Park’s Convention Hall on Jan. 6 . . . Seniors at St. Rernard'i ph; i (Plainfield) will hold an Ha- 10 EXTRA Leatherette bound certificate matted immediately INTEREST DAYS waiian dance Jan. CUSTOMARY OFFERING: Night on 14 MTOSITS RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE and hope to obtain simulated JANUARY Kith DRAW INTEREST Perpetual Individual Membership $5.00 FROM JANUARY lit _ palm trees for decorations. FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY UNION Plans for an ice party skating 3%% Interest on Savings from SS. to tJSfiOO. 135 West 31st later this Street, New York 1, N.Y. month will be dis- Payable and Compounded Quarterly LOngacre 3 0077. It no answer, call cussed at the Jan. 9 meeting PE 6 2249 of the St. Elizabeth's (Linden) juniors . . . St. Michael’s (Cranford) plans a roller skat- ing party for its juniors on Jan. BE A FRANCISCAN PRIEST 13 at Elizabeth. Gregory Club Plans ORANGE SAVINGS Christ In All Things Retreat Weekends Do HIS Work In Parish**, School*, ORANGE Reservations arc * now being accepted for the an- Homo 4 Mission* THE Foreign ROUNDERS RESTAURANT nual women’s and men’s re- peats of the Gregory Club of New Invites you to its For further information write: enjoy superb which Jersey, will take place on FRANCISCAN FATHERS. the weekend of Feb. cßank 24. St. Bernerdine'i Prime Ribs of Beef Monastery, Boa 177 Co-chairmen for the retreats fcd«f«| Hollideysburg, Pa. Dspos* Bunco Carp. Par Reiervationi Coll COHoe 1-454 J - Route 17, Paromue, N' J. are Virginia Clohosey and Joe Palestrino. THE 14 ADVOCATE January 5,1961 r L..2 Archbishop’s 28 YEARS FAMOUS FOR SUPERIOR FOODS! Appointments OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 - SATURDAY 'TIL SUNDAY, JAN. 15 A 6 P.M. 3 p.m., Confirmation for adults, B CLOSED SUNDAY AS ALWAYS! SHOP MONDAY 10 Sacred Heart Cathedral, Newark. TO 9 P.M.’ % To Show Firearm ■"• w % iii’ii'fp Collection at RLD S mST Seton Hall HT C^ GROCER,K SOUTH ORANGE An out- FRFFStT j standing collection of firearms N£ 1 and other weapons used during iS CACHES - i" the French and Indian, and the h.„vy !yrup 29 . o jsJ Americjin_ Revolutionary Wars t can e will be exhibited during January GMPEFW/r 25 J at tlie Seton Hall University Mu- SEctions seum in the library here. 16-02. Outstanding in the will display AppLE cans be the only complete Hessian SAUCE “Brunswick Dragoon” halbert ex- 2 tant, a rare “over and under" £r3T 25-02. Jaeger rifle from about 1725, an rfrifT 3||e tea jar English “Brown Bess” musket, BAGS 25 il J a “wall gun” used aboard ships c safe and colonial fortresses in lieu of pkg. cannon, a rare left-handed Ken- Packard's Br of 64 eol(f aif tucky rifle, and the powder horn COFFEE carried by the “turn-coat” Ebcn Club DIAMOND CRYstai Farrington during the Revolution- St 55' ary War. SAIT The greater part of the dis- ft 59' play is from the collection of HEINZ p,ain ®r Joseph E. Fritzinger, West Or- iodized 26-02. range. Other contributors are wwo box L. C. Bauer, Caldwell; Karl «tMSi,r. 7 Krueger, Orange; J. K. Watson, Ve Oelarfan or South Orange and William Rob- MtoScKe BEGIN SISTERS’ with pork 2 INFIRMARY: Archbishop Boland breaks ground for St. Cath- ertson, West Orange. ***«! e erine of Siena for the Sisters of HANKIES *" Infirmary St. Dominic of Caldwell. Assisting at the "'hife lf Rev. John or colors ceremony are J. Ansbro, left, of fjH chaplain Caldwell College for Women, Wadsworth to and Mother Dolorita, O.P., superior general of the community. The ceremony took C Dec. 28 on the at Seton place grounds of the motherhouse, Mt. St. Dominic. Speak ~ pk 9 6 y 1 ‘ Convocation oz to 2 'cit c Renew Grant - SOUTH ORANGE James J. 47 Dominican Sisters U. S. Ambassador to Father Wadsworth, Schuh the United Nations, will address 7-02. JERSEY CITY Rev. the student body and faculty of Joseph can New Seton Hall on Jan. 13, Start Schuh, chairman University All S.J., of the bi- price* at 11 (t Infirmary at a.m. in the Archbishop V ,r St. Peter’s, ology department - * Sn* ° m College, has Walsh Auditorium. itb,,t U'rdoy,' j Sunday j„ /umbo CALDWELL Archbishop Boland broke Dee. received a renewal! ' ,o *» on ground His is part of Seton **». 28 for St. Catherine of to of the $2,000 grant awarded him; appearance oSsr..^ Pkg. Siena Infirmary be erected at Hall’s last year by the Brown-llazcn Career Convocation series the of the Sisters of St. Dominic mother-house here. The Fund of Research Corporation, which has been presented by the which infirmary, will house 100 aged and ill Sisters, is ex- New York City, for his research University the past 11 years. John pected to be completed by April, 1962. project. Msgr. J. Dougherty, pres- Father ident of Seton Hall, will introduce The infirmary is part of a Schuh will conduct his; the research at Ambassador. Leonard threefold building program un- St. Peter’s College; Drey- PRODUCE enrollment of 25,267; in the fuss SPECIALLY SELECTED at the molherhouso here. high and at the Marine will serve as moderator for derway 1,424, and in the Biological schools, college, Laboratory, Woods Hole. Mass., the question and answer period. The other projects are the re- Pl 9. cently completed three-story where he is now on sabbatical Besides the Newark Archdio- classroom and science wing for leave collaborating with Dr. Paul German Spanish Club Florida cese and the Paterson Diocese, Nace Hard ripe, Caldwell College for Women and of McMastcr University, Ca the Sisters are stationed in the BOCHUM, Germany (NC —• 'the college dormitory for 200 stu- ada, on experimental diabetes. Catholic authorities have Boston Archdiocese and the Dio- opened dents and 35 faculty members The Jesuit priest was recently "Club ceses of l Espanol” here for the Trenton, Bridgeport and appointed to which is under construction. the executive com- Mobile. 2,000 Spaniard' working in the TOMATOES mittee, Jesuit Research Council. The infirmary will contain in Ruhr industrial area. addition to 100 patients' rooms, chaplain's quarters, guest rooms, dining room, room, community box solaria, kitchen and two ele- Kindergarten Association Unit AS* 19 vators. Nurses' stations will be situated on the second and third Formed floors. An intercommunication in Newark Archdiocese system will link all parts of the NEWARK—A unit of the Na- building, which will be air-con- seph of St. Rose of Lima School, 1 29c tional Catholic Margaret Rosaria, S.S.J., St. 2 ditioned throughout. A convent Kindergarten As- who is chairman of the archdio- California sociation will be Vincent's, Bayonne, president; ..•ok Sweet-eating formed for the cesan on *”e garden is included in the plans. committee kindergar- Sister Rita Newark at Vincent, S.C., St. GRAPES *_i. The Archdiocese a meet- tens, and for 25 . . \ exterior will be of buff years a member Stephen’s, Kearny, vice to -lVi lbs* "?;,19c ing of principals and kindergar- of the presi- equiv. brick to match the college and national association. The dent; Sister ten teachers Jan. 7 at 2 in Margaret Gregory, el,ron p.m. committee is to release -Readytocook brnon ' academy buildings. planning S.C., Our Lady of West SPINACH tutti (rvml, P“>. St. Rose of Lima Lourdes, . .■ LJI,., flat, School. Msgr. anew curriculum """ The community, which was for kinder- ° n ' l P. I Orange, recording secretary; and ”"“ r " d " u “ Joseph Tuite, archdiocesan gartens next June. founded in 1881, now numbers Sister Maria Goretti, C.S.J., St. superintendent of schools, will 526 Sisters, 22 novices and 29 pos- Joseph’s preside. NEWLY APPOINTED officers -Village, Rocklcigh, tulants. It conducts 40 parish Msgr. Tuite the archdioccsan Urea surer. said the purpose unit of the na- elementary schools, one parish Sister Matthew outlined of the affiliation with the national tional association who will he in- Joseph school, three academies and the aims of the high association to troduced national associa- is enable Newark's Saturday are; Sister Caldwell In the ele- tion: College. schools “to share in research mentary schools there is a total done “To give the children under on a national basis and to form better Would Preserve our care the best of m a program for our training, taking all circumstances of kindergartens.” Catholic Values time and FINE DAIRY The will be ad- place into considera- IVEN-FRESH PRODUCTS meeting - VATICAN CITY Cardinal Ot- tion, to lead and through BAKED GOODS —i dressed by two members of the them, taviani, Secretary of the Sacred them their parents, closer to shin rolls baked NEW YORK SHARP national association: Sister Cor- daily on the premises! STATE, Congregation of the Holy Office, God.” rine, S.S.J., of Jamaica, L.1., has founded Our and will direct an Sister Matthew Joseph said famous old fashioned secretary of the national group; plain CHEDDAR organization to preserve and there are 115 kindergartens in jf and Sister Mary Bertille, S.S.J., strengthen the influence of Chris- schools of the of Newark Archdio- IND lb NOW Brentwood, 1,.1. tian ideals in CHEESE society. and called their contribu- Planning for the affiliation has cese, 09 The institute .will be named for tion been done Sister Matthew "very important." lb. by Jo- St. Pius V and will Mode from “give new “Equipping a kindergarten in- 49 raw, WHOLE milkl means to • persons and or- volves money well-spent," she ganizations engaged in promoting commented. "The chief value of Jesuits to IMPORTED HAFNIA BRAND• DANISH Say Christian ideals,” including as- a kindergarten is that we get the to Alumni Mass sistance poor schools and par- children very young and begin Luncheon“" Meat ishes and promoting vocations. training them in the love of God Hrc »» ”'cur * 99c JERSEY CITY - A triduum of which they in turn bring home to IMPORTED SCANDINAVIANCrAkiniMAwii 4% Masses"by the 40 Jesuits at St. their parents. Peter's College will be offered To Restore Dominican "Our not kindergartens arc Nokkel or Bond »>• ANTICIPATED for the families of the alumni on Ost 79c in play-schools,” she added, the three preceding the feast Friary England IMPORTED, GRATED days j "They are a preparation for FRESH ITALIAN g DIVIDEND of the Jan. 8, it NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Eng- Holy Family, , the first grade with such ac- land (NC) —A was announced this week by Very pre-Rcformalion i tivities as 'reading readiness’.” Dominican Parmesan/Romano 39c & Rev. Edward F. Clark, S.J., pres- frairy here is to be IMPORTED, GENUINE , EFFECTIVE ident. restored and returned lo the Do- In a message to the alumni, minicans. JANUARY Father Clarke The ruins are French * 1,1961 stated that “start- well-preserved Camembert ": 39c ing in 1961, we the St. Peter’s described as probably the most Jesuit family will annually ex- complete example of Dominican press in this way our belief in monastic development in the the sanctity of the home and our country. The restoration will be MEATS & SEAFOOD affection and-interest in the lives paid .for through a national ap- m QUALITY of TOP our alumni.” peal for funds. v>( nnv.: 6 CONVENIENT OFFICES

HACKENSACK Main and Barry Straata Open 0 to 4 dally 'till Monday • 8 on CCD Courses !fe TEANiCK \ Begin Cadar Lim FILLET at Larch Avanud j Opan 9to 4 dally oto 8 on Friday %O HADDOCK CLIFFSIDE PARK 740 Andarton Week of 8 Avanua Jan. Opan 0 to 4 dally . s to 8 on Friday 4 sZM PALISADES PARK NEWARK The Teacher Course conducted SS3 Broad Avanua Training >=?•' 0 to 4 A to 8 lb. Opan dally • on Monday by the arcluiiocesan Confraternity of Christian Doctrine COMPOUND*® 49 PARAMUS Oardan Stata Plata, Rtt. 4 and 17 will begin its Spring session the week of Jan. 8 in five quartimy Opan 9 to 4 daily A • to 8 on Friday centers of the Archdiosese. RIDGEFIELD 401 Broad Avanua Attendance at the 13-week doctrine, course is a partial Opan 0 to 4 daily • 5 to 8 on Monday ' requirement for a certificate to teach in the parish Confraternity Wednesdays, 7:30-9:30 p.m., STCAKS Schools of Religion. Adults who starting Jan. 11: South rSAVINGS Orange, SWORDFISH INVESTED completed a course in 'methods; McNulty Hall (Science building), iH-CUT last November will BEFORE THE 10« h OF receive a cer- Seton Hall University (parking in rM Iffitrll j tificate end of the EVERY MONTH at the, Spring the gymnasium area); also West VEAL-UqsB -Me * < FED _ season. New registrations will be New Our I EARN DIVIDENDS York, Lady of Libera ; accepted for those who wish to School, 5808 Iloulcvard (turn at EQUITY & FRY cK3 1 FROM THE FIRST now begin l and complete the (10th St., to parking lot in-roar iILERS,u SHOr* methods course next Fall. Of. school). . c & SPIRITS Bar • Ruiacvod SAVINGS and loan Aim. w NIIdMS ■Y ° FINE n • • Registration is also open to , Thursdays, 7:30-9:30 ,i, Packard'* and , To „ o y dwJ „ Modi,or* those who 583 KEARNY AVENUE ««Jj wish a refresher starting Jan. 12: Bayonne, St. course in Christian Doctrine. The Vincent's School, 90 w, 47th St KEARNY* WYman 1-0101 registration fee of $5 covers both (between Ave. I? and Ave. C); the methods Daily, 9-3; Thuri. to 7 p.m. and doctrine courses Fair Lawn. St'. Ann’s School An and includes all textbooks. nex, Route 4 and Summit Ave.; DRIVE-IN WINDOW Scotch Plains, St. Bartholomew's THE CENTERS for the courses; | School, 2032 Wgatfield ,Ave. FREE PARKING on • • are as premb«i^ PACKARD-BAMBERGER & CO. MAIN AT TEMPLE follows: . (Route 22 to Exit). HACKENSACK, N.J.