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VOL. 9, NO. 13 THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS Into Rash of Trials

Communist descended on “justice” the Church this week, dinal shackling members of the Spellman, who it said “is and hierarchy priests in , Czecholovakia, notorious for his and . The incidents re- subversive ac- tivities,” in vealed ’s enmity toward Catholicism in all its bitterness. 1948. From The station described the China came wordthat James E. Bishop Walsh, M.M., former Superior Catholic General Central Bureau found- of the Fathers Maryknoll and one of the last U.S. missioners in ed by mainland China, had been Bishop Walsh as a “re- to 20 sentenced years in jail on trumped-up charges of treason and espionage. actionary organisation” used “as a At the same cover for conducting es- time it was revealed that Bishop Ignatius Kung, S.J., of had pionage activities.” been sentenced to life imprisonment on similarcharges. Thirteen Chinese priests eight Walsh Was also of them Bishop accused Jesuits—were given prison terms along with him. of circulating rumors, advocating aggressive IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, the war by the U. S., For Reasons of Health official communist newspaper collecting restricted state infor- published in Prague announced mation, working to undermine Uie land that Bishop Ladislav Hlad had reform movement, train- ing been convicted of “secretly special agents, storing arms performing the and Cardinal functions of a ammunition, and “maintain- Tardini clandestine Bishop and engaging in anti- ing radio communi- cation with state activities.'’ He was given U.S. imperialists.” Walsh Asks to a nine-year Jail term, while Bishop had ben arrest- Resign two ed for the first time priests tried elsewhere in 1951 and were sentenced kept under house for to eight arrest years (NC) Cardinal Tardini told a press months a without and year, respec- any charges having been conference that it is his “sincere desire” to resign as Vati- tively. brought against him. of In can Secretary State for reasons of health. Yugoslavia, Bishop Smiljan Bishop Kung had been ordained Cekada in 1930 and The 72-year-old Cardinal, who has been of Skoplje was convicted served as Bishop of suffering from Soochow of illegal transactions in foreign from 1950 until his trans- Bishop Walsh a heart illness, added immediately that the decision regard- He fer to the currency. was sentenced to Shanghai See in 1950. ing a resignation Walsh "admitted the is up to 18. months His mother Bishop imprisonment but sen- died at three John XXIII. He said he 79, of conclusive evidence of would tence after he had mass was after the years been suspended Jailed. his crimes.” This carry on until relieved. She evidence, they prosecutor had had been stripped of all her urged leniency included “secret codes Cardinal Tardini called because possessions asserted, the the trial had had “an and was reduced to and a letter in secret press conference to discuss educational influence writing a on the de- “living miserably” in Shanghai. used in carrying out counter-rev- booklet he has on the fendants.” Two The 13 prepared and two priests sentenced with priests activities.” reign of Pius olutionary Pope XII. laymen were convicted with him Bishop Kung were given prison a arrived and three of terms from five Meanwhile, recently Jjjem were sent to ranging to 20 BUT SHORTLY before refugee from Shanghai disclosed closing jail. years. that Walsh has had the conference the Cardinal Communist Bishop to began newspapers in Po- ACCORDING TO New China have his recent heart illness. a doctor visit him almost disucssing land reported that Rev. Wlod- News He asked the Agency, the public trials daily in his place of confine- newsmen present to zimierz Gutowski of Wierciny, were held Mar. 16 and 17, with ment. The said the pray that he be allowed to former refugee Bish- carry administrator of the Wier- his desire Bishop accused of collab- is known to be in out to leave the office Kung op poor health, ciny in the dis- Danzig' orating with “the U. S. to of Secretary of State. spy be very thin and to have a trict, was sentenced to three James Edward Walsh” in set- sallow complexion. “When one cannot years in jail on carry out charges of oppos- ting up a “traitorous counter- In his his secularistic statement, obligations of office for ing instruction in Secretary Herter schools. revolutionary clique.” said, “I find It difficult reasons of It Is well health, Kung and Bishop his co-de- to the re- that he quit he said. emphasize sufficiently it,” fendants OBSERVERS were convicted of vulsion that “It is sincere desire IN Hong Kong I, personally, and . my to be expressed the fear numerous military and political the United States government relieved. ask Cardinal Tardini that the trial I, therefore, you and acts of treason, all of which feel I sentencing of Bishop Walsh today. am certain that the , my good friends, to when he to and were listed in detail in the rest uary was ordered Bishop Kung was but pat- of the world will join me in pray that the Lord grant to me the take a tern of the sham complete rest, but that oc- herald of even trials of mis- condemning this action taken this, my desire.” more severe he sionaries in the casionally has some small measures to be taken early 19505. against ah innocent citizen of the "It against may seem he The news strange,” pain. He indicated that is con- Catholics said that he in Red China as the agency the United States and distinguished said, “that I recommend myself vinced that he will prison terms meted never be com- communists their drive out to all, member of the Catholic to the of push to clergy. prayers Journalists. But cured including pletely and therefore is not establish a schismatic church. Bishop would “His mission I know that Walsh, only was religion* you are also good able to date from the of carry on the responsibili- More than 30 schismatic day sentencing, and his personal devotion to the and In I but Christians, any case ask ties and work load that the time heavy of the bishops have been consecrated already spent spiritual welfare of his , fellow for benevolent you understand- in "detention” Secretary of State. in China would be Catholics was so as illicitly and scores of deep to com- ing.” The Cardinal this deducted. FILL HER BAG: to week for the and have been pel him to remain on the Chinese Your contributions the Relief The Cardinal priests religious Bishops’ Fund Appeal Mar. 20-27 said he feels much first time Chinese since resumed for sources claim that Page 2) in better January jailed opposing the Patri- (Continued on your parish will used to feed and assist now than he did in be people around the world Jan- his full work schedule. otic like these Association of Chines* hungry children in Bogota, Columbia, who wait with bags and pails for American Catholics. surplus distributed by Catholic Relief Bishop Walsh. 68, a native of Services-NCWC. This year the campaign St. Peter’s stresses assistance to refuge with a goal of $5 million. Cumberland, Md., was charged Official, es, Carroll of with Bishop leading a campaign to un- dermine the regime. His sentence was announced Mar. 18, the day Father Dies Altoona after Tynan, Visits Dies, Was Bishop Kung’s. Pontiff New Church In Washington, Secretary of JERSEY CITY After a long illness, Rev. State Christian John W. Herter said the of U.S. Tynan, S.J., dean men at St. Peter’s government will make the College died Mar. Built 22 at St. Vincent’s NCWC Secretary strongest possible to Hospital, New York He had been , Staffed by Americans protest City. Red China through D. a Jesuit for more 25 WASHINGTON Bishop Howard priest than years. (NC) For the third es. In this he J. Carroll of Al- doing revived a its shacks have been replaced Beam, Ambassador to Poland. The funeral 14 will be held Mar. 26 with a Requiem Mass straight Sunday Pope John XXIII custom that had since the with toona-Johnstown, Pa., for of Later in the lapsed government it has years general secretary the week State De- housing, at St. Aedan’s Church to one of the Middle National Catholic her* at Journeyed poorer- Ages. retained the Welfare Mar. partment Lincoln scars of poverty. Conference, died here 21 spokesman 10:30 for Lenten ceremonies. after White told a.m. parishes But since most of the sta- a brief Illness. newsmen that Am- TWO DAYS, before his Celebrant of the Mass will be He walked In a solemn Sunday bassador Beam proces- tional churches are situated in had made the visit to the Franciscan Bishop Carroll, 58, had come to Bishop James A. of sion in the before the church, to Washington consult protest, but that McNulty square new the heart of Rome, where rela- Red China’s on the of a physician-friend Paterson. Officers of the Church of Our of eve the Feast of St. who advised ambassador had Mass Lady Health, tively few only "mouthed people live, Pope the received him to enter Providence will be: Rev. James J. built the Third Order , Pope the With the Very by Regular John decided to fulfill the tra- Hospital Bishop Carroll when he allegations made” Cardinals of for special already Francis with donated Rome who were call- tests. Five after in defense Shanahan, S.J., president of St. of St. funds ditional Lenten days died were his brother and Rev. of the arrest. ceremonies at Peter’s ing on him to him entering the hospital he died. Colege, deacon; Rev. by Americans. Then he took part congratulate Francis B. Chancellor churches in Rome’s fast-grow- McCaa, John on his BISHOP J. minister in ceremonies inside the name day. of WALSH’S sentence Morrisson, S.J., church, residential A PONTIFICAL Mass Altoona-Johnstown. ing areas. Requiem was meted of St. Peter’s (One of the out by the College commu- staffed by American priests. Pope’s baptismal was offered in St. Patrick’s The late Bishop was one of Shanghai The Intermediate nity, subdeacon; and Mr. Martin Primavalle district visited names is People’s Court Joseph. He was chris- Church here by Archbishop three brothers, all of whom be- AN ESTIMATED 100,000 the is Egl- which branded him J. Foley, S.J., master of cere- people by Pope regarded as oneof tened dio as “a veteran Angelo Giuseppe Roncalii Vagnozzi, came priests in the Pittsburgh lined the streets and main the of Apostolic Delegate. United States monies. square tougher parts Rome. It and always celebrates his Diocese. imperialist spy who name 'Bishop Lawrence G. Shehan of The third brother, Msgr. a directed of Rome’s populous Primavalle was first shanty town for im- on Mar. personally (a) traitor- FATHER TYNAN day 19, Feast of St. Bridgeport, preached Walter S. Carroll, died in 1950. was born in Conn., the ous the of Rome from southern counter - district, on fringe migrants . Joseph. After his election The revolutionary the of the late as sermon. funeral wiU take Jersey City, son behind Vatican cheer the World BISHOP HOWARD clique." City, to During War II Mussolini Pope, he said he would Carroll was William and Ellen have place in Altoona on Mar. Tynan. He at- 28 A member Pope on* his way to the cere- used it as a corral'where thieves chosen the bom in Pittsburgh Aug. 5, 1902, of the first name “Joseph” if cus- where his Mary, tended St. Peter’s Prep and Col- brother, Bishop Cole- knoll monies. Balconies and other malefactors could and ordained in band ’ to leave the overlooking be tom had not dictated that he take was Fribourg, U.S. lege, being from the man Carroll of Miami, will be graduated taken under close for China, roads the motor- kept watch. the of Switzerland, 2, 1927. He re- Bishop Walsh has latter in 1917. by Papal Although name a previous celebrant of the Mass. Apr. Pope.) been in the cade with color- turned for studies at the country than were hung gaily special more From 1917* to 1919 he served ed and tablecloths—- of 30 years. He arrested bedspreads University Pittsburgh and was for in the Armed Forces and upon served 10 the second and the bunting of the poor. years as a curate in a last time In his discharge entered the So- Pope John ordered the roof Pittsburgh parish while teaching October,, 1958, after insisting on Apostolic ciety of Jesus at the Delegate part time Mt. remaining in the to of his car back, then at country pushed Explains Mercy College of - St. Andrew on - there. give moral Hudson, stood to bless those who lined support to native Poughkeepsie, on 14, 1919. Father Tynan He Catholics. Sept. the streets and to acknowledge came to Washington In After completing his novitiate as He was their cheers. Church-State 1938 assistant general secre- kept under house arrest served for seven Views years. and Father Papal until last juniorate there, Ty- At the church he was greeted tary of NCWC and held that summer, when it was Daring World War Father nanstudied at Mt. St. 11, until he reported that he philosophy In post was named secre- was taken returned the by Archbishop Luigi TragUa, CHICAGO (RNS) principle, the Church does not the Church of this great coun- to 's Tynan to Army, a Hillyard, Spokane, tary in Shanghai under as a Vicegerent of the Rome Diocese believe that Church state can 1944, serving until 1958. hospital close this time chaplain, and and be try.” Wash., and then during his re- completely separated, guard because and and He was named Cham- of a serious ill- served from 1943 to 1946. a Cardinal-designate, by in Archbishop reminded a Papal gency from 1925 to Upon but practice it has adjusted to this Vagnozzi ness. 1929 taught system, berlain in 1942 and his from the Most Rev. John Bocella, T.0.R., Archbishop his listeners a Domestic separation service that “the very con- physics at Fordham University, General of the Third Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to Prelate in 1952. Bishop 58, arrested he rector of 8L Superior the U. S., declared Rung, was where he was appointed cept of complete separation be- in was also director of Order who His as of September, 1955, together with in New York Regular , here. appointment Bishop theiseismic station. tween Church and state is a rela- Altoona - Johnstown 17 priests and a number from is a native of New Jersey. In this country, he In this he was an- large After 194« to 1951. said, encyclical, stated, tively modern idea.” Fordham, Father Tynan nounced of laymen. Also those the in 1957, and From 1951 to 1953 he was mod- among welcoming “whether remain a said the Church December, went to Woodstock they minor- Pope “deems of College, Md., ‘‘Even some the largest he was the was Joseph B. it unlawful consecrated here on Jau. erator of the Fordham University Pope Msgr. ity, or become a majority, I am to place the various PEIPING where h* studied and Protestant 'he RADIO, teUing of the theology of editor denominations,” 2, 1958, by the then Apostolic Del- Alumni and in the latter Mclntyre Haddonfield, sure that American Catholics forms of divine said was ordained on June year worship on the trials, as early as 1940 Bish- 21, 1932. said, ‘‘were born out of a strict- egate, he .of the Camden Herald, who Was Archbishop (now Cardinal) was appointed dean of men will not jeopardize their cher- same footing as the true op Walsh made two religion, er and nationalistic Amleto Giovanni trips to Jap- AFTER ORDINATION instrumental in funds more inter- Cicognani. Car- he at St. Peter’s collecting ished freedom in but does that an to College. exchange, for a not, on account, participate in talks at of a close dinal O’Hara of of- taught physics at St. He Is survived for the church: condemn pretation relationship Philadelphia which Joseph’s by a brother, privileged position.” those rulers who, for he proposed that China between religion and the civil ficiated at the installa- College, Philadelphia. In 1936 he of and the sake of procuring Bishop’s be between Thomas, Denver;

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have taken Ritt has been organized at a Rev. pius Abbey, Lisle, 111., Hilary Morris, 0.5.M., of will be given an honorary doc- Archdiocese has opened an in- of a former Russian church in Wroclaw, Poland, by and Rev. Annibale Bug- possession , torate by Notre Dame University in vestigation cause. Orthodox church in Chicago to es- Dominican Fathers. nini, C. M., of Italy, have been in May. tablish a Reunion Center for their The Verona Fathers in Uganda named to the Sacred Robert D. .consultors Murphy of New 50th Bishops.-..1 special work of bringing separat- are marking the anniversary Congregation for the Propagation York, .former Under of secretary ed Orthodox to with the of their arrival there. of the Auxiliary Bishop John Kodwo unity Faith. State for Political has Affairs, Amissah of Catholic Church. The Council in been Cape Coast, City Pretoria, Msgr. Raymond A. McGowan named Catholic co-chair- Ghana, has been Cardinal of Buenos South has refused to au- named of . Caggiano , of San former so- man of the National Conference Archbishop Antonio, Tex., that Aires has denounced outbreak thorize construction Catho- See and becomes Africa’s an ctf a cial action director of the Na- of Christians and . second native of terrorism in Argentina in ad- lic school in the Les Marais sec- tional Catholic Welfare Confer- Cardinal Archbishop. Cushing has donated Msgr. Corrado vance of the scheduled Mar. 27 tion because the Dutch Reformed is one of three $lOO,OOO Bafile, newly ence, clergymen to a hospital at the appointed Ambassador elections. Church it on the to Ger- Congressional opposed grounds of all faiths named to receive of . many, has been Plans for a that it would with Re- the Social Award of Dr. consecrated an year-long program compete 1960 Justice Joseph V. promi- Hopkins, formed schools. the Archbishop by the Pope. engaging every lay organization and Labor Council nent Texas has , Religion physician, been in the Oklahoma Bishop-designate William G. City-Tulsa Dlo- A statue of Our Lady of Arabia of America. named to receive the Laetare Connare of ce|e in international life will be has been blessed in Archbishop Martin Lucas, Medal given Greensburg, Pa., will Kuwait, pre- annually by the St. at be consecrated in the made a organization con- Moslem oil-rich sheik- native of the Nether- Luke Guild for cathedral lay dominantly 5.D.8., a Doctors in Boston. there on 4 the gress Apr. 30. dom on the Persian Gulf. lands, has been named first May by Apostolic Delegate. A commission has been estab- St. Procopius Abbey, Lisle, 111., Apostolic Delegate to the Scan- Causes . . . Most lished in de- is the 75th anniver- Rev. Vincent J. Hines Helena, Mont., to celebrating dinavian countries. Blessed Marguerite has Bourgeoys, been consecrated and velop reforms in the sary of its John J. of en- liturgical founding. Archbishop Mitty founder of the Congregation of throned diocese. Vandals the taber- San Francisco has the as second Bishop of NorJ ripped open marked Our of Montreal. Lady Born in Conn. The Methodist Board of Social nacle of church in silver of his installation wich, a Hanover, jubilee Troyes, , Apr. Most Rev. Marion and Economic Relations in Chi- N. and stole a head of that See. 12, 1620; F. Forst H., pyx containing as came to Montreal to open first cago has balked over a Sacred Host used at Benedic- Thomas D. Rob- was consecrated as Bishop of proposal a Archbishop school there in died in that Methodist funds be used to tion services. The incident retired of 1650’5, Dodge City, Kan., in ceremonies was erts, . S.J., Ordinary 1700. Sacred Congregation of in Cape support activities of Protestants the latest in a series of desecra- Bojnbay, , has returned to Girardeau, Mo., where LEGION MARY: The third annual the Newark Rites has resumed Curia, Legion of and he had been Vicar OF Acies of Mary Other Americans United for tions that began last December. Gonzaga serving as 20 University, Spokane, cause. took place Mar. in Cathedral. General. Archbishop Boland presided and' Separation of Church and State. A construction fund campaign to be honorary chairman Wash., Rev. Maximilian He examines the Kolbe, O.F.M. spoke. Legion standard with A raging fire totally destroyed has been started in Lansing, of its along officers of the Curia: fromleft, theology department. Conv. Born in Po- Died the “Panorama of the - benefit three Zdunka-Wola, . . . William Mich., to Justice Alvin Robert Cornel- Lawrence, treasurer; Jean Brando, secretary; Thomas Connolly, hospitals, land, Jan. 1895; vice presi- ion” 6, ordained, 1919, Rev. in a special building near including one conducted by the has been named dent; Mildred Clark, ias, a Catholic, founded the Giuseppe Cacioli, 0.F.M., president; and Rev. Patrick D. pious association of McGrath,. spiritual director. the famed Benedictine of Sisters of Chief Justice of Pakistan. of of the few Abbey Mercy. the Militia Cap., Italy, one of the Immaculate Switzerland. An survivors of the Einsiedeln, Apostolic Day featuring out- Archbishop Josef Schneider of crash of an It- Conception; served six years as alian The Bishops of India have standing Catholic Action speak- Bamberg, , has. been airliner near Shannon, Ire- missionary in chosen Japan, was ar- in Bangalore as the site for ers will be held in the Covington awarded the Grand Cross of the land, February. Red rested in Poland Persecution during World a proposed Catholic medical col- CKy.) Diocese Mar. 27. Order of Achievement the by War II by nazis. Erupts... Every 10th man lege. German Republic. in where (Continued from page 1) where in camp he was held Czechoslovakia, includ- rector sentenced to A conference on adult cateche- Sen. was nary seven Hubert Humphrey, a Prot- marked Diocese Sues mainland despite the for execution. To persecution ing a were convicted of In tics spare Salesian, years jail with five other will be held in Diocese Lifts estant for the of his Church Chicago May campaigning the life of the by a godless re- anti-state and anti-com- man next to him activity priests and two seminarians 30-June 1 for priests. Democratic presidential nomina- gime.” the father of a On munist Fa- propaganda. also drawing prison sentences. In a case which is expected Girl Scout Ban tion, has asked postal inspectors ther Kolbe volunteered Zoning to die There reports that some reach the U.S. Su- to IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, there BISHOP are eventually to investigate anti-Catholic liter- and Conn. CEKADA of Skoplje, ALBANY (NC) The Albany was executed in 1941. Beati- DARIEN, The 20 or 30 other have was an indication of the true priests been preme Court, the South Burling- ature circulated in Wiscon- fication Yugoslavia, testified Diocese has directed the resump- being cause introduced before reportedly Bridgeport Diocese will con- communist intent in arrested since last October and ton School Board in Vermont sin his one of the at his trial on tion of Girl as primary test with Sen. Sacred illegal currency Church-sponsored Congregation of Rites. that a test in court a charges—that of “secretly number of them have been filed a formal notice with the John * zoning com- per- transactions there that he did Scout activities that- Kennedy nears. Armlda Bareill of not were sus- Milan, found- the functions sentenced to prison State Court of its in- Cardinal mission which forming of a Bish- know that the funds secretly. Supreme Agagianian, pro-pre- er of the decision has in question pended earlier this month. young women’s section fect against had tent to a that of the Sacred of Italian op" brought Bishop come into the country ille- FATHER appeal ruling The diocese had Congregation Catholic Action. Born denied it the right to build GUTOWSKI, the Po suspended tor Hlad. One of the functions would stop public tuition the Propagation of the major gally. The money had been lish pay- such activities in 1882, died priest given three - a protest Faith, 15, Milan! a given a year Aug. 1952. parochial ichool in a residen- of a is to ordain ments Bishop priests to him by the for pupils attending Cath- Sacred Congrega- term, was accused of against the possibility of co- tial area here. The regulation obstructing on and if the government succeeds tion olic schools in the district. for the Propagation of the “freedom of conscience and educational which the decision based re- camping trips. was will in Catholics Faith The San Antonio Archdiocese halting ordinations, in Rome for The diocese’s also be building a ligion” by opposing secularistlc permission to re- Vi contested in the Court of will be left with unordairied is grad- he introducing a unified system cathedral, s(jid. instruction. More than 50 wit- sume Girl Scout activities came Common Pleas. uates of state “seminaries.” of marriage preparation courses. Charges of anti • state activ- nesses were subpoenaed to testi- after the Hudson Valley Girl The regulation under attack re- Bishop Hlad’s name has for ap- ities Special prayers good Scout against the Bishop and his fy at the trial Council issued a statement quires that a parochial school peared in the Vatican yearbook weather havei been ordered in four co-defendants had been Earlier said the that it had abandoned for must obtain since In the section reports priest plans a special permit 1951 listing parts of where excessive CHEVYS and during the trial. Jail was also with assault, co educational activi- from the the titular Sees. dropped charged promoting zoning commission' in However, no rain over the last four months sentences of 20 to ties. More than 50% of the Hud- order months and atempting start a religious to build in a residential Information has ever been has threatened DU CORVAIRS pro- two crops. years were meted out to riot, and stealing $lOO from the son Valley Girl Scouts are Cath- section. A for a vided as to where and when The permit one-story the first Catholic television two priests on trial. Of the Wierqjny electrifiction fund. olics. PRICES school had been sought St. he was ordained or SLASHED by born, two program in has been tried as In , four Japan pro- John’s Church. raised to the laymen being meanwhile, AU MODfIS episcopacy. duced by the Good one was given with Shepherd '59 CHEVYS The Czechoslovak “couriers,” a priests' were charged illegal communist a communications * COLOR! JAMES suspended in Movement, P. attor- sentence and ont trading foreign currencies O’CONNELL, regime alleges he was consecrat- apostolate was inaugurated by Mary- ney for the noted that jailed for tlx months. during the past two years and 3085 diocese, ed in'l9so. The knoll Fathers. HUDSON BLVD. secretly govern- will prior to 1957 the from be brought to trial * Blockl zoning regula- ment claims the Reports Skoplje indicate i North ol Journal Sq. paper consecra- A center for pastoral ministry tions prohibited the erection of that the court confiscated on Apr. 4. tion took place in the See of about * Jersey City OL 6-8000 both and’ schools from the Warsaw Radio claims - the public private who has $27,000 two and ‘CENTER Bishop Stepan Trochta, priests r FOR All in residential '/CHEVROLET Open Daily 'til 9 P.M. areas without a been that the was priests bought U. S. dollars from / sentenced to work In a road Bishop specifically Wed. & Sat. ’til 6 P.M. permit. the with foreign Po- However, permit re- gang. charged receiving about clergymen touring QUALITY for land and sold them in I quirement public schools was The from Rev. Petar Dra- the black paper said Hlad'a $50,000 a Bishop is for if. dropped that year and diocesan ganovjch in Father-Dra- market. There no subslltufe violated a 1949 law Italy. CATHOLIC officials feel that the as regula- which decreed that ganovich was described as being no Bishop MAY WE SERVE YOU? PILGRIMAGES-TOURS tion now stands it is unconstitu- listed in could be appointed or exercise Yugoslav's “war crim- Birth Control Clinic ( tional } and inal” file. discriminatory. his powers without the consent "Our 69th Year" The site for the Catho- I ' sought of the government. Vetoed by Hospital EUROPE The HOLY LAND BISHOP lic school is CEKADA is the across the street CHICAGO (NC) The Cook + r first to. trial from anew public high school. THIRTEEN CZECH Bishops Bishop brought in here has denied County Hospital NEWARK REPAIR YOUR are now either Yugoslavia since the infamous SCHRECK JMLGRJMAGE HOME in jail or other- a request by a Protestant church & trial of Cardinal wise prevented from Stepinac in 1946. the with performing group for establishment of a leaving JULY 22 their Catholic archives in had 'modernization duties. three Skoplje birth control the hos- Only Bishops cliniq by under the Spiritual Direction of been ' ' believed to be searched by government of- Inc are exercising any pital. WAELTY, .It. Rev. Migr. John A. Weltbrod LOAN ficials earlier this _ HUGE sort of public year and some Dr. - i O. L of Good ministry. Karl Meyer, head of the Couniel, Newark W«’ll be to a low-cdst glad arrange Moderation Loan One is documents were confiscated. Auxiliary Bishop Fran- Cook County medical tor and institutions, ' t anything everything that needs doing to put SAVINGS! Two other trials have -, Roofing tisek Tomasek of Olomouc, who been said in at lts be* finest denying the request that t- Apply for whatever need up quality PAJERSON PILGRJMAGE you was consecrated with- held in Yugoslavia this to $5,000--take 5 secretly year. the hospital has no room to set Sheet Metal up to years to repay (In some cases USED CARS ® out In a was up to $15,000 with 7 to government permission in one, priest given a up a clinic for who Leaving JULY 12 years There's no red persons are repay). 15-year tape-no Come in 1950. Subsequently he was jailed- prison term and 13 not ill. I under the Direction mortgage. any time-you needn’t be He stated that a re-evalua- ' Ventilating Spiritual of • All 12 offices for two and for six other defendants were also depositor. are open Monday ACI NOW years years tion of policy take Rev. John I. Morris evenings. jailed. Another might place, was forced to stay In a remote found a semi- but he Snow Gvardt | Pope. Plus High School, Poisaic and does not expect it to in- , parish. i + SAVE! clude an out-patient clinic for Archbishop lightning Protection , of Diocesan Ban healthy individuals seeking in- JERSEY CITY PILGRIMAGE Prague has been virtually un- formation //rust on limiting . NlXAirre Bird Proofing ©ompany heard of since his banishment to Leaving JULY TO ' unknown in No an place 1951, two under the Spiritual of of New Pilgrimages 'll*. Direction Jersey years after his imprisonment. 27 HAGUE STREET', Rev. V. Laurence Cardelichie To Padre Our of INC The two priests convicted else- Pio lady Sorrows, Jersey City

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Union City • Weet New York SM. MA 4-2266 A (NC) TOUR-WESTERN EUROPE • Secaucus Catholic Leaders Priests of the Vittorio | Member Federal \ Deposit Insurance Corporation Veneto Diocese forbid- Oldfield 9-4068 den to and IRELAND Chosen by USO take part in or lead pil- | j grimages to see Padre Pio, Ital- WASHINGTON-Frank M. Fol- I leaving AUGUST 19 ian Capuchin priest who has the , chairman of the executive under the Spiritual Direction of I som, stigmata. Rev. John Cassels committee of the National Catho- Very Msgr. J. . The one of prohibition was DIFFERENT? Darlington || lic Community Service, has been Seminary many rules for the diocese pass- re-elected a vice president of the Of Sillyl ed following a meeting of its (USO). The Catholic service leading priests with Bishop Al- % HOLY LAND TOURS THE Is a USO member is your status showina? group agency. bino Luciani. Other Catholic leaders elected JUNE 3 The minutes of the Leaving meeting, a yoa t ADVOCATE to USO posts include: I und.r tht of under the heading “Confused .De- Spiritual Direction Rev. Francis T. assis- * Rev. James J. Hurley, votions,” speak of certain ill-ad- Classified Rugel tant general secretary, NCWC; J St. Brendan's, Clifton vised activities which replace the COMPOUNDKD Mrs. Albert R. of Spillman Hemp- “sound fare of the cate- Market Place Mass, AUGUST 5 stead, N. Y„ and William D. Leaving chism and the sacraments” with QUARTWLY | IS JUST OF Walsh LIKE THE MARKETS under the Spiritual Direction of of St. Louis, to the board “candies OLD • EXCEPT ■ THE ADVOCATE which encumber and Rev. Patrick THE D. McGrath of governors; Victor D. Ziminsky delude.” IE?, BRINGS MARKET TO YOU | THE FASTEST GROWING MAR- * lleued Sacrament, Newark and William B. Gorman, both of KET PLACE IN N. J. IS AT YOUR “Among these indigestible cart- Ist dividend SERVICE IN THE COMFORT Or New York, treasurer and assis- dies the Bishop particularly in- YOUR HOME . . . I Leaving SEPTEMBER 2 tant treasurer. dicates the to at this new rate under pilgrimages Padre CHECK THE CLASSIFIED I the Spiritual Direction of Folsom, Ziminsky,' Gorman, Pio in organized bus Rt. Rev. 100 tours,” the payable March 31. WHERE YOU MAY " Migr. l. Mahoney Mrs. Henry Mannix of Neponset, minutes state. "The Padre is a (OR MAY NOT) r St, Paul'. (Greenville) Jeney City N. Y., and William Walsh of New holy man, but certain of his fol- FIND SUCH BUYS AS + chosen for the executive York, lowers have something about FOR SALIt 2 slightly ■ mod YAKS. le certain obtain the Thomas D. Hinton 0 to committee; them that to border on Good condition, low mllaags. Ori- seerp* accommodations with—- EQUITY gins! you and Cushman B. Bisseil of Chi- the ridiculous upholstsry. and superstitious. Call or write today M named members | cago, of the Therefore priests (of this dio- Our SAVINGS and Loan Attn.' I services are free. USO and Edward corporation, cese) are forbidden to take part Hanify, Boston, vice chairman of in and lead to San 583 KEARNY AVENUE pilgrimages FOR BETTER BUYS JOS. M. BYRNE CO. the USO overseas building fund Giovanni Rotondo (where Padre KEARNY# WYman 1-0101 SWIFTER SAL'ES & SERVICE A campaign. Pio lives).” • Tnamf Source, Thurs. Daily, 9-3; to 7 pjn. The Advocate 828 BROAD ST., NEWARK 2, N 'J Anti-Catholicism Marked DRIVE-IN WINDOW MArket 4-0700 MAiket 3 17-10 Korean Election Campaign SEOUL, Korea (NC) Korea’s policies marked the election Catholic Vice President, John >l. speeches. The Catholicism of lost his battle for re-elec- Vice Chang, President Chang was at-

tion in a campaign marked by tacked more than once. The old violence and by anti-Catholic charge that the Pope would take MOVING? charges. F over the country if a Catholic Chang, Democratic Party lead- were elected was aired again. State itatui with lost his Liberal rival to FLORIDA your certainty, er, to Party At least two members of the

a» a Lee who was backed Democratic Haifa you chooie room grouping with poaition in mind. Ki-Poong, Party were beaten to uhaul and, foddaiL JhtuuufJL by President Syngman Rhee. death in violence CALIFORNIA It’s everything in locial living. preceding the President Rhee, running unop- election. Now Open For posed, was re-elected. His In one town 27 Catholics d»i|n«d by Robert Fellner and Mirk J. Furit op- were or the MID-WEST ponent, Dr. Chough forced SUNDAY butch Abut brcakfront $719.00 Pyong-Ok, to declare themselves sup- DINNER died in month be- the Liberal Washington a porters of Party. In wlieierer (ton noire roll SERVED 1 P. 9 M. NATIONAL AWARD WINNIR, OUTSTANDING fore the election. M, TO P. FURNITURI RKTAILIR another, 30 Catholics were forced Bring the Family this During the campaign, candi- to sign a pledge that they would Sunday dates ENGEL of the victorious Liberal not attend the Catholic church BROTHERS *o% Party, which has been in until after the election. modernaire power Privately MOVING dm! STORAGE 888 MT. PROSPECT since Korea AVENUE, NEWARK regained its inde- Catholics will admit to police I’HOHI MA ? 1170 Dr consult Ihr ytllow pigcs pendence, attacked Catholicism but are afraid of Route 4, Paramut, N. J. Uie Our 90-Day No Charge Plan pressure they and tried * to it with the the of to- Private Rooms identify openly accusing police SIND fOR Your lieu lack check list Banquet Democratic up Yew Hoot Party. talitarian methods. The police World HriijquaMris 'lOl lulia Street llujbelh. N I Phone HUmboldt 2-5019 Personalities mora than party have denied all such accusations. jCouit Sutor Leprosarium Looted March 24,1960 THE ADVOCATE 3 North Reds Research Foundation Formed Expel Four Priests For St. Michael's Hospital SAIGON, Vietnam—The communist regime in northern NEWARK Charles Handler, John H. Donnelly, attending car- er, Newark; Martin L. Horn, Vietnam has expelled four more Catholic missionaries, was elected chairman diovascular attorney, physiologist; Dr. An- West Walt New four ; Kelly, leaving only missionary in the it was of the board of trustees of priests country, the thony D. Crccca, president of the York City; Dr. Virginius Mattia, formed Michael’s reported here. St. Hos- St. Mihael’s newly Hospital Cardiac Nutleyj Joseph If. Smith, West Research Foundation It pital at the Research William also became known that a of Viet Cone Foundation; Dr. Sol Orange; Stoutenburgh, group Mar. 16 organization meeting. Parent, of New York John 0. communists had attacked the department cardiol- City; Shields, The necessity for continuing re- and Dr. Ben San Catholic ogy, Henry Green, med- South Orange; and G. Theon Leprosarium search prompted a group of r 'l- ical New York near here. The 200 attackers department. Wright, City. zens to set a permanant two-hour up re- Dr. Alvin staged a looting spree A. Florin, coordinator search foundation to enable St. and took a of the Heart Control & cash, medicine, re- of Michael’s to expand its Program Borgos Borgos three Hospital the frigerator, typewriters, two . N.J. State of cardiac research program. Department computers, Insurance surgical tools, sever- Health, outlined the state’s inter- BONDS John controller of al head of trucks and Goepfert, est in the cattle, per- St. Michael’s, cardiac was elected of all kinds sonal Schering Corp., sec- center, and belongings. the contribu- lnsurant retary, and Sister M. praised the of Rosaria, tions 593 KEARNY AVENUE Meanwhile, Bishops Viet- it had made to patients S.P.F., assistant administrator of after a and nam, four-day meeting the education of N. St. Michael’s physicians KEARNY, J. here, issued renewed Hospital, was warnings ' through research done there. named treasurer. about the menaceof communism. Mr. Handler GEORGE J. BORGOS announced that Archbishop Boland at They said there never can be presided that ALBERT H. BLAZE following wil constitute the the and detailed the cir- “coexistence between the meeting good board of trustes of the founda- WILLIAM j. GLACCUM cumstances requiring the and the bad, between and expan- tion:. Phon* WYman sion of the cardiac 1-8700 between God and the research pro- crime, Saul J. Baron, Newark; MA 2-0300 devil.” gram. Joseph Dunn, Newark; John Goepfert, FOR ST. PATRICK: Archbishop and at Boland presided spoke the 58th OTHER ASPECTS of William A. annual the pro- Bloomfield; Hassing- dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of the Oranges Mar. 17 at Mayfair Farms, gram were discussed by Msgr. West Orange. Here he chats informally with the officers. Thomas J. Conroy, archdiocesan They are, from left, Charles E. director of hospitals; Dr. Nicho- Garrett, secretary; John J. Farrell, vice president; William Howe Davis, las A. Antonius, St. Michael’s FOR president; and Bernard M. Degnan, treasurer. QUALITY medical director __ it S ALWAYS Hospital and di- ST. JOSEPH rector of the cardiac center, Dr. Stress See’s Interest No Anti-Semitism Holy , In Passion Play OBERAMMERGAU Missals Participation in UN Activities (NC) The' w director of this Bavarian NEW YORK (NC)—Two IN CALLING FOR village’s famed 30-year-old Pas- s^ prel- greater cov-l Charter or the Declaration of JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL ates reminded Catholic editors sion has denied By erage of UN affairs in the Catho Play charges 2/l/ Human r • Rev. H. Hoever. Rights. Truly the finest, most a seminar the lie that it is anti-Semitic. attending on Uni- press, Griffiths told IvM Bishop Those who denounce the up-to-date Missal. With extra UN for Johann Daily large ted Nations here of the 's editors that a lack of Catholic •Georg Lang said the WHERE YOU not he said, do type, simplified arrangement, Official 6ET YOUR BEST BUY IN great interest and has mentioning God, tenor of the is “not at all participation support often been cited as a play not condemn the U. S. because Confraternity color illustrations. in UN activities. offensive." Version, main reason for failure of the there is no mention of God (n its Cloth $3.75 He replied to the charge of anti- Leather, gold edges $&5O Archbishop League of Nations, the UN’s DIAMONDS AND Egidio Vagnozzi, Constitution or Bill of FINE JEWELRY predecessor. Rights. Semitism made by Robert G. • Apostolic Delegate to the U. S., While communists of l have used at .“CONTINUOUS" said in a letter read to the edi- Davis, professor English SUN- Bishop Griffiths, noting that the opportunity offered (hem in Columbia New York. DAY tors: some University, MISSAL—By Rev. H. Hoever. New WATCHES Catholic periodicals have UN AND CLOCKS the to their atheistic The accusation was made in spread the Missal with no references or “Since the establishment of shown hostility toward the cross page- the UN, doctrines, he added, the UN has March issue of Commentary, a Ideal for 50 full UN in the said editors are free turning. beginners. color 1945 Holy See, although to support also m been a forum in which Cath- magazine published by the Amer- illus., or large type. Confraternity Version. ever cognizant of the limitations oppose the organization’s ac- SILVERWARE, CHINA AND CRYSTAL olics can state their views. Many ican Jewish Committee. tivities. he Cloth $3.75 of any human instrument for But, added, they are Leather, gold edges $&5O UN delegates are completely un- Lang said that Davis’ statement world not free to ignore peace and prosperity, has them. Catholic aware of doctrine and was obviously based on a mis- GIFTS manifested piigg AND BAR ACCESSORIES increasingly its inter- The Bishop, who is chairman of I SAINT JOSEPH SUNDAY MISSAL can be persuaded by the views understanding, possibly caused est in the and direc- the U. by aspirations S. Bishop’s Committee for expressed Most beautiful Missal by Catholic spokes- the fact that he is not a Catholic. GLORIOUSLY "regular” Sunday tions of the UN as well as its will- the Pope’s Peace Plan, answered men, he wltlj extra large type, valuable stated. Davis had charged that at a helps, AND LEATHER GOODS ingness ILLUSTRATED LUGGAGE to cooperate in the under- the criticism of some Catholics and the time of growing anti-Semitism the calendars, in full color. takings of the organization.” who accuse the UN of being a ST. Passion Play’s “villains" anti- Latin-English Ordinary. board • Speaking at the sounding for atheistic com- and St. GregT Christian Large Type Leatherette RELIGIOUS AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES seminar. • the Great arc | Jews are portrayed sl.3s—Lea, gold edg. $4.50 Auxiliary James munism and condemn it because Bishop H. recognized as the Apostles of as “a despicable and guilty peo- Griffiths God is not mentioned WHEREVER of New York also in the UN 1 England. I pie.” CATHOLIC BOOKS ARE SOLD

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olic press to give its readers more information about the JEWELERS and SINCE SILVERSMITHS 1908 UN’s work. NEWARK MILLBURN IF THE HOLY See's activities 189-91 Market Street 265-67 Millburn Avenue in the UN are not widely reported Open Mon. thru Sot. 9:30 in Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 Catholic newspapers and per- to 5:30; Thuri. until 9 iodicals, tlic Bishop pointed to 6; Wed. until 9 Ample Parking out, Catholics cannot support them

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The seminar, attended by Cath- olic Tht finttt in editors from eastern states, was sponsored Thank by’ the Catholic ou CATERING World and the International Un- ion of the Catholic Press. After discussions at the NCWC Office for United Nations l[c Affairs, the editors were taken on a tour of UN headquarters. During the tour UN operations were explain- ed by Andrew Cordier, assistant to the FOR OVERWHELMING Secretary General of UN; YOUR RESPONSE Francisco Urrutia, UN delegate from Colombia, and Wilder mm*. ■ Foote, chief of UN’s information

. Wii section. TO THE OPENING OF OUR NEW •Tv BUILDING A W EXPRESSING HIS pleasure that the seminar was held, Arch- bishop Vagnozzi stated in his let- The J ter; results were beyond our fondest expectations. "Committed to the belief, as Pius XII has We interpret reaction as a of Pope said, that a m m your stamp approval convinced Christian cannot con- ■ :> that fine himself our new, is what the within an easy ego- larger building just tistical ‘isolationism,’ when he doctor ordered to enable us to witnesses the needs and misery give you greater . v..* of his brothers ... when he is not service and convenience. ignorant of the aberrations of CATERING SERVICE an intransigent nationalism which denies or spurns' the common This is that to Accepted for a generation as the finest in for all occasions bonds proof thrifty people, prefer keep Catering linking the separate na- —at home—office—club or church. tions and together, imposing on mwarn their money close to home, where It Is safe, tmonal each one of them direction of. MARTIN l. HORN • "mARTT,* JR. • "dOn" many and var- ied duties toward the WEBT • great fam- and too. ORANOK, NBW JERSEY REdwood 1-4300 insured, it earns highest dividends, ily of nations, the Holy Sec has accepted permanent representa- Our motivating one tion force will continue to be of on a number of the agencies and committees established by improving service, convenience and friendly the UN, such as the International

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UN ■ for Refugees, and the Or- ganization of the UN for Educa- cricnce and tion, Culture, among others. The New Landmark on Kearny Avenue 10 Park Arena*, "Wrrthv Newark, New Jenei of particular note Is the (farmtrip tkt Strut* R;u„ ~nt) interest of the Holy See in the disarmament efforts of the UN

and in wo*., the t the Food and YOU are Qordially Invited to ir it Agriculture Organization of the SIMM UN. Pius INSPECT Our Pope . . stated that VISIT and NEW HOME only in the ‘ . ambit of an in- * stitution like the UN can the HOURS • 5 TIMES MORE SPACE • CONVENIENT TO ALL promise of individual nations to 4 • • MORE reduce MORE TELLER WINDOWS PUBLIC FLOOR AREA 9 to armaments, especially to Daily 3 DM im ComtmmlM if 4 Ahtipktrt" abandon Anticipated • MORE SERVICE THAN EVER • FULLY AIR CONDITIONED the production and use Dividend rl. 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. of certain be 4 Room* arms, mutually ex- • HIGHEST EARNINGS • FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Banquet ON YOUR SAVINGS changed under the strict obliga- • FASTER SERVICE THAN EVER Continuously t—- i-7000 God ‘that , ... an enterprise like the Food and Agriculture Organ ization was able to come to life.’ Fast "With these indications Dining Out? MArket 4-9654 of the mind of the lloly See in view, it Friendly is heartening to know of this sig- nificant initiative and to hear of Service the interest and enthusiasm it has aroused the Marty Lordi, Host on part of those in- volved in the apostolate of the press. To these men of the ‘fourth estate' is committed the impor tant task of communicating to SAVINGS Green Street Kestaurant our Catholic people and strength- in 249 ening them an awareness of KEARNY AVENUE, KEARNY, N. J. the responsible role which is theirs in the attaining of interna- 20 Green SL N. J. Newark, tional peace and unity.'* 4 THE ADVOCATE March 24,1980 To Mark Milestones Two Catholic Groups Support In Religious Sit-DownProtest by Negroes Teaching WASHINGTON (NC) Three events which have

- battle for civil •WASHINGTON Undergrad- rights legislation graduate Student Council took shaped today’s efforts to teach religion will be commem- uate students of Uni- in to the action Cathqllc Congress by distributing' on Its own initiative orated in a year-long observance here 26. versity of America here adopted every member of the Senate and after opening Apr. receiving appeals-for sup- a ar- of, the House of the A Mass that in of the Shrine resolution condemning the many copies port from both Negro and white day the crypt Natipnal rest and of students in 1958 statement by the Bishops of expulsion college students in areas affected of the will mark the 75th anniver- the U. S. which warned that the South who have been par- en- by the recent counter “sit- iiry of .the publication of the Bal- in the forced racial is downs" ' ticipating demonstrations segregation con- and other demonstra-. timore catechism of 1885. That layman named Marco de Cusano trary to the will of God. tions. against segregation. wai the standard catechism text founded of Christian The students in the Catholic Under- a society then joined University’s until 1941 and the basis for the doctrine in Rome. De Cusano was MEANWHILE, the National revised catechism of that year joined and and in for by clergy laity, Catholic Conference Inter- is in use today. 1571 St. Pius V racial Pope approved Publication Justice here announced Its The Queens College Mass also will commemo- the association. support for the of “right Negro rate the 40th anniversary of the Americans to protest unjust treat- world-wide Confraternity of Chris- Is Found Bias ment accorded them.” The Guilty of state- tian Doctrine movement and the A ment, issued by John J. O’Con- Wedding Reception 25th year since establishment of NEW YORK The New York is “one of procedure rather than nor, conference chairman, re- the 4m U. S. national confraternity art Commission on Rela- of ferred the Intergroup objective." to student protest sit- center. tions has of The commission had upheld complaints received down movement. anti-Catholic bias in about PLAZA HOTEL a Queens complaints two articles The statement added, “It is BISHOP CHARLES P. Greco of student and has in College magazine published The unfortunate that chairman of the Phoenix, a Negroes are Alexandria, La., Jeumal ln„ Janty City, N. i. the New York Board of Queens student requested College magazine, forced into boycott and protest Bishops’ committee that guides I prcvtdeu Higher Education to adopt a rule from the Catholic War the CCD in this Veterans, as a means to gain and safe- country, will cel- • DlanlfleU (annual |MU to of such prevent a recurrence Catholic Teachers Association, guard the and ebrate the Mass. (1* to IM> respect rights * incidents. and other organizations and in- due Diocesan directors Superior Culilne any human being." confraternity • CAPACITY Medect The commission said such a dividuals. AUDIENCE: The will hold their prlcaa In San Antonio, at the request Mosque Theater, was Mar. 20 for annual meeting Newark, jammed * Cartful attontlan to dttolli on rule would impose authorities In an editorial after the of "La here after the Mass com- the Chancery Office, priests presentation of Traviata" by artists the Metropolitan to stress the of Opera Company. Pro- / Phonu Bridal at city colleges the duty to take mission entered the The of the diocese importance attached to the ob- Conaujtart case. in Sunday sermons went to the John L. action" Msgr. McNulty Scholarship Fund in of the late “specific disciplinary Phoenix denied it had united with Protestant and ceeds memory servance. “intention- Jew- Seton Hall president. against the editor, the author or ally and been ish Here, Boland John J. Other events to be held dur- Oldfield 3-0100 explicitly" guilty clergymen to praise a group Arshbishop and Msgr. Dougherty, presi- the faculty advisor of student of anti-Catholic bias but admit- of dent Seton Hall, join several artists ing the year will be downtown retail stores which of backstage: Salvatore Bacaloni as Doctor Gren- announced Parking Ipaaa for article ted Ample publications any “con- it had been “careless" and racial barriers at a later date. dropped at eating vnl; Licia Albanese as Violetta Valery; and Air Conditioned anti- said Eugene Conley as Alfredo Germont. taining anti-religious or it regretted the “misunder- facilities. The confraternity movement Earlier, Archbishop Eatlmatei efceerfully given racial bias.” standing." Robert E. Lucey of San Antonio goes back to about 1560, when a But at its monthly meeting Another case of alleged anti- had personally asked priests at a Institute Adviser the (Mar. 21) education board Catholic bias at clergy conference Queens College to preach on Smut Peddlers Mail turned down the commission’s is under DIRECT investigation by the the subject. Is for FACTORY-TO-YOU-SALE! request for because State Nominated anew by-law Commission against Dis- The inter-faith commendation it would be "neither crimination. had wise, nor It involves charges been promised to the stores World Court REUPHOLSTER necessary, nor appropriate." The that Catholic if 200,000 teachers have been they acceded to to a request Flyers board that its Daily NEWARK—One of the advis- stressed, however, discriminated against in appoint- abandon segregation. Among difference with the commission tenure add those ers of Seton Hall's Far Eastern and ments, promotion. agreeing were all downtown LOS ANGELES Dealers in RESTYLE send out as pornography Institute, Dr. Kotaro variety stores, the largest drug Tanaka, many as 200,000 circulars to daily promote their filth, Chief Justice of .the Your old store chain and the largest de- Japanese living room furniture Postmaster Otto K. Olesen of Los has partment store. Angeles said. Supreme Court, been select- ed the The request to the stores Olesen said there are 200 by Japanese government SOFA or was pornography dealers in the 2 CHAIRS as a candidate for made and agreed to Los judgeship on shortly be- Angeles area alone, and he called Los usive! fore Angeles the the Internatonal Court of Justice a Mar. 17 deadline for the ‘J«mut of the world.” He capital at the start of Negro demonstrations. Hague. estimated that s3 a total of $3OO Council unanimously an Dr. Tanaka has been MS low €9 million adopted serving annually —of every $5 ordinance banning obscene liter- as adviser to the institute of Far apent on obscene material finds Seminary Plans ature and lewd performances. Eastern Studies since its Incep- its way into the hands of Los The council acted in the wake of tion in 1951. He is an outstand- Ahgeles dealers. a State Pastoral Studies Supreme • Court ruling ing Catholic layman in Japan x holding state laws to and an known CONCEPTION, Mo.—An OTHER DEVELOPMENTS In obscenity internationally eight- bo week unconstitutional because of jurist. Institute for the advanced the battle against obscenity in- of vagueness. Dr. Tanaka served as study mddern parish problems cluded: president will • The City Council in Phila- of his be held at Conception Semi- • The Missouri Supreme Tokyo University prior to delphia amended its nary'here this Court ordinance present position, from which he year. The Insti- unanimously upheld the conducted on obscenity to prohibit sale of will retire next Oct. 25 when he tute, by the Benedic- convictions of a wholesaler and obscene literature becomes *■“*3 tine at sidewalk 70. Fathers, will be open to dio- five newsdealers from Kansas cesan newsstands. Violators will lose His candidacy will be submit- and religious City for violating a state anti- priests. their licenses to opeate the ted to the U.N. by the Japanese obscenity stature, the validity of stands. government in the 15th Choose which was upheld in the ruling. coming m from latest French or • In General ! The Washington, the U.S. Su- Assembly in or court also affirmed a deci- September. Italian Provincial, Modern preme Court has been asked to The General Assembly and the sion by a lower court upholding Contemporary styling. . assume jurisdiction in a case in Security Counfcll will vote the right of police to seize ob- sepa- an which the is petitioner argues that to decide his Select from 1960 scene before its sale. rately candidacy. choicest This literature it is unconstitutional for the There will be five vacancies next • In New Orleans, the gov- decorator fabrics including: City to ban in the International ernment, pornography year Court imported brocatelles, from the matelasses, mails. The case in- of Justice. Once he is elected, boucle«7Ttylon friezes, tapestries. fejrt«jr

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP— Although SAVE WHERE complete re- turns are not in, Rev. Eugene F. X. Sullivan, pastor of Our EARNINGS Lady of Good Counsel parish, has announced the school building drive a complete success, with subscriptions over the ?200,000 mark. . ARE _ jam SMART A mer a ON BUDGET! The drive for a 12-classroom dairy born into tempor- DINING, school and church-auditorium ary church. Hw Omnillnf fwnllfi«Carpeh • Interior « was a one-day affair launched Feb. 28 with the blessing of To Honor Essex Walnut mo3e#n, with trim Danish tines Archbishop Boland. With more than 250 men of the parish par- CWV Leaders k Dividends Compounded ticipating, approximately 75% of the NEWARK—Two Quarterly township was covered in one former leaders afternoon. The drive chairman of Essex County Catholic War was Stephen J. Saluga. Veteran organizations will be I p mutin' honored at a testimonial dinner HBLjCTTng!jj THE PROPOSED school was and dance Mer. 27 at Rock designed by John F. Krausche Spring Corral Inn, West ■U and will contain , medi- Orange. They are Joseph Howell, who cal and administrative facilities served in an three addition to classrooms and all- unprecedented terms as commander of the Es- r purpose rooms. It is hoped that sex County CWV Chapter, and ground-breaking will take place Mrs. Irene who in July. Rygiel, served two consecutive ARROW Our Lady of Good Counsel years as presi- dent of the Essex. Ladies parish was established last June County SAVINGS and Auxiliary. with Father Sullivan appointed At the present time Mr. Howell LOAN ASSOCIATION pastor. Masses are presently be- is serving 120 ing said at the as a three-year trustee So. Orange Ave. Washington in the He % School. friends and organization. was Newark N. J. However, par- large- 3, ishioners ly instrumental in establishment are converting a for- of the Essex County CWV blood bank. DIRECT From Mrs. FACTORY at LOWEST PRICES Rygiel last May was ip- pointed by Paul V. Caffrey, CWV MEN'S, LADIESY CHILDREN'S executive hospital chairman, to Finest Name-Brand Quality be state auxiliary representative J- * OOROIOUS EASTER BONNETS on the Veterans Administration Volunteer Services advisory LADIES' ' MEN'S board at Lyons Veterans Hospi- Tremendous Nowo»t tal. Selection Style, fcwmie Frank Wesolawsld and Frank HATS * Colon' Rygiel have been appointed din- from ner co-chairmen O *4.00 by Eugene Kiss, *2.00 For Hi, Cleryy Essex County commander. Comploto 7.5# Volvo, Selection Kelt Hat. to II.N Buck Authors Cited MODERN HATTERS By Christophers NEW OL. 9-9300 YORK -• Ten authors have been named to receive 2 Jersey City Location s Christopher Literary Awards for 4,0 Communlpow Avo. (Jonoy City) books in (1 Block off Newark Avo.) outstanding published (At Hi. junction) 1959. Rev. James Keller, M. M., founder of the Christophers, said

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Adults reading; Graham “>• orUlnol Legion of De- only because of (a) advanced Murder Takss For further information call: MA. 3-3700 cenr content No Holiday (lib), by ratine, imj bo accepted .. oor- and style: (b) Immoral language or Brett HaUiday In- _ cidents: 111. Permissible for discrimin- This Sweet Sickness (lib), by Patricia Morally FOR adults. In Unobjectionablefor Everyone THE FAMILY ating IV. Not recommended to Hlghsmlth Artistic Around of World Face of Adventure. in any cUes Fire Journey to Center Swan Lake High Explosive reader. The Sea Change (lla), by Elisabeth J. in 80 Trappings Days For the- lot Time of 10 Silverado Howard Earth Commandments Lady Warn. Mink , Battle Malignant Star (lib), by Jerome Flame Gideon of Scot- Juke Box Rhythm Tarzan. AUak. Barry Love and the Ape Man Lancer Spy The Princesses (lla), by Lueillb way out of bounds in several Battle of HUhwjy Center of the Organ (III), By William H. Mooring in- children land Yard Kidnapped--. —"3o” Andy Hardy Get. Night Son. by John Iromonger changed along with Bowen Coral Soa of Wild S Polk Of late stances. • Good Day for a King 3rd Man on Moun- PT*A* Favor Nurae Edith Caveii Medicine (lla), hy D. C. Jarvis it has often been a them? Hur _ Strlngfellow of Ben Hanging Stallions tain Buck Benny Aide. One Mysterious tho Fburth (I), by R. A Twist of Sand (lib), by Shepard Brown Geoffrey Should You kind of expect the Sina- Behind the Great Great Day Libel 13 Fighting Men Again NUht Jenkins toss-up. I “This mov- such say: a film, because of Wall The Case of the Careless Thief (lie), by Does, , Gunfighters of Last Angry Man 1.001 Nts. Command Decision Promoter My Wonderful tra Arabian Christopher World of Slapstick (lla), ie is a with character, although he’s a some Big Fisherman Abilene Bush good one some bad immunity we have least Voyage Toby Tyler Boone-TraU RUrht to the Heart by Keaton and Samuels some- Big Jeeter Grant Moves South(I), Guns of Timber- Little Warrior it Blazer Sea Around by Bruce Catton Counterfeit in or that one “is bad to be a heel. He’s cer- how Savage Slave Ua Oantleman (I), by C. B. KeV it," a lawyer, Night Drums The Kingdom Within acquired against corruptive Big land Miracle of Hills Girl Along Mo- Station Wool (lla), by Gene- land vieve Caulfield one with tainly a one. Maurice Blood Sc Steel Have hawk Suicide A some good in it”? beguiling influence, no involve Rocket. 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CharmUn Clift entertainment which Vanity Show ••‘rst Mission to Bangkok (lib), by Pope Cosmic Man Governor Shirley MacLaine Houdini Pork Chop Hill Would-Be moon Thy and Hit Lady (I), by Bari Van Wyck Mason of De- seems a de- John Conrad 1 gion as Detective Hound Man Sad Horse recently deplored “a Dog Gentlemen ADOLESCENTS Cousin to Human (lib), by Jane Mayhall if I cent sort at until Diary of Anne It to Silent Eneniy ADULTS, °u* hr George H. cency drew neart, you real- source of enticement Happened . Wreck of Mary <>'>!' Coxe Hslurnto Peyton Place (IV), by Grace to loose Frank African Queen Master Race A *ln Jane Sink the Bismarck Deare r,,h * Gla), by Patrick attention ize she is as Amateur Metalioua . to just wrong as Sina- Edge of Eternity GentelmanMr. Smith Coe. to CnlStweU morals, to disorderly to Sleeping Beauty Yellowstone Kelly The Rockefeller Record (I), life, BF. , Daughter Washington <»■•> by Roland edited by some artistic tra. 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VATICAN CITY (RNS)—Tail- The next day, the new Cardi- public consistory in St. Peter’s First You ors, jewelers, workmen and ad- nals will their 'If Don’t Succeed...' spend time alone Basilica, when the Pope, seated ministrators are at top in and meditation laboring prayer in on his throne before the altar, By Joe Thomas provide for such pressure both inside and outside for the solemn confers things as the on Nov. preparation cere- on them the red including Bergen, S, Vcatican hat, TRENTON of sale of and City to prepare for the monies still ahead. emblem Captains drugs newspapers and the Paramus ordinance. of their new office. four of ceremony retail industry, like Naval and delivery of milk were days and - cap- thp They base their claim of con- ON MAR. In so, he will address eantry Mar. when 30, THE will doing don't up the later starting 28 Pope tains, give ship provided by referendum. flict on this fact: The newest each new Cardinal with personally receive them for the a Lat- Pope John XXIII will elevate easily. state law takes a first in formula the hat THIS PROCEDURE negative ap- Cardinals. time as Cardinals in his describing Still trying to bail was seven new frantically the sale of “a special to make the proach, banning Throne Room an impressive as sign of the Cardi- out their sinking hopes of doing necessary ordi- The will announce the specified items; the Paramus Pope nal’s which nance conform with a colonial apartment with gilded ceiling, dignity, means you business on Sunday are three creation of the new Cardinals, ordinance takes a positive must show yourself law still on the state ap- crimson damask inlaid intrepid in Paramus highway discount statute who include the first Negro and walls, proach, it permits the sale of exalting the the books. While the colonial law marble floor—all rising to a cli- Holy Faith, stores Masters-Jersey, the first and Inc.; specified items. Filipino Japanese peace and had been held max in a golden throne canopied tranquility of the Great Eastern Mills, Inc., and Constitutional Princes of the Church, at a se- The Supreme Court has re- Christian people, the by the the courts had in red velvet. conserva- Ramsey Department Stores, courts, cret consistory in the Consistorial served decision in the case. tion and growth of the also ruled it was unenforce- Here the Holy Inc. Hall of his attended by Cardinals, after be- palace able because it carried THE COURT Roman Church, even unto the no pen- also has before members of the Sacred ing announced one one College. by by THROUGH ATTORNEY Ed- spilling of blood.” alty clause. it a suit contesting the the Vatican Master Cere- validity As soon as he has of, ward H. Saltzman have pronounced the they After the of the county which will approach the Afterwards, new Cardinals Legislature had option law, their the monies, Pon- the names, Cardinals-desig- challenged of the has been in lower tiff’s will move in solemn validity come up with its answer to the upheld liate throne, make a procession will have become part of triple Paramus ordi- courts. Two suits to the of St. Petronius Sunday closing problem in the Paramus against the genuflection and kneel Chapel to 1958, the new 85-member but finally nance on the grounds that it law OVER THE TOP: College, stores have also been filed In Fed- Archbishop Boland down to kiss the prostrate themselves full length brought up the administere his the ritual Holy Father’s argu- marking their eleva- conflicts with the state’s coun- eral Court on • the ment that the religious grounds, personal blessing to volunteer foot. on floor, completely covered newer state law campaign workers in tion will have just begun. ty-option Sunday sales law. the their took precedence. plaintiffs contending the the fund drive' in Still kneeling, they will receive by purple capes, in sign of Judge Leyden Immaculate Church, This week they asked the State law forces them to observe Conception utter while denied the claim, in- a AFTER THE Pope's announce- from the Pontiff’s hand their humility, the other saying Hackensack. Court to the Sabbath With a of Supreme nullify stead that the which they do not rec- goal the men ment and an allocution in crimson Cardinals chant a Te Deum Paramus ordi- $lOO,OOO, pro- which biretta, a square winged over ordinance. ognize. Consideration of those duced nearly in he is hat. them. nance was supplemental. $125,000 the one-day effort, to comment on Mar. 20. expected The same three stores fought suits is held in Counsel for the three being abeyance The sum will the new appointments, Vatican The senior new Cardinal stores go toward the erection of anew school in THE LAST the same battle back in 1958. until PART of the cere- the State Court immediately announced that an Supreme messengers will hurry off to the this case, 64-year-old Cardi- and convent. At left is Luigi will take At that time they claimed the decides the Rev. Thomas G. Grant, mony place the same appeal would be made case before it. pastor. various national col- nal the to the pontifical Traglia, Viceregent of Paramus ordinance at a second Masters - day secret Consis- was super- Supreme Court. Before Meanwhile, Jersey, leges in Rome where the new Rome—will then make- the ap- a speech seded a state law enacted Great tory when the Pope presents the by came Eastern, et al., fight the still of thanks peal up, however, that Cardinals, officially ignorant and homage to the that new Cardinals with their topaz summer. However, Supe- court ruled that good fight in defense of free of the honor on behalf the new state befalling them, will Pope of his rior Mass colleagues. and them titular Court Judge J. Wallace the of the in- Marks Slovak be rings assigns a law was unconstitutional be- enterprise, rights to hear the is based not on but waiting “news," Seniority age church in trimmed their sales dividual and Rome. Leyden cause it three shore unrestricted Sun- seated on thrones and on the order in which the exempted special Cardi- with an adverse sales. He also will “close ruling. counties from day surrounded the nals and by seminarians were named. open The ordinance enforcement. town in ques- authorities their mouths” with a centuries- Thus Masters - Great and of the colleges. As the new Cardinals file Jersey, Day out tion became ‘ effective in 200 at Blind Fete Independence old formula pastern and The new Cardinals will then of the Throne stressing their Ramsey 'Depart- Room, the Keeper November, and duties to the of 1957, provides ment Stores left NEWARK—Over 200 blind peo- PERTH AMBOY make formal speeches of thanks of the Wardrobe will keep secrets were to sink The 21st anniversary of Slovak Pope’s hand penalties of to fine and their office and up $lOO swim with ple and their attended and each of them to wise or the guide* a begin receiving a stream a scarlet wool give 90 in for violations. Paramus independence was marked here days jail St. Patrick’* with Mass in Holy Trinity of counsel to the ordinance. party Mar. 20 at visitors, established the smallest item of Pope. yiostly skullcap, a A strict measure, it Church, celebrated Rev. Michael J. was the Mt. Carmel Guild Center for by Churak, pastor, for them Cardinal’s the of the Cardinals, bringing con- costly attire. Subsequently, Keeper in accord with NOW THE adopted state SUNDAY the Blind. Rev. the suffering of gratulations. . Wardrobe with mer- Richard M. Me- people Slovakia now under communism. will, fitting rituaß law. First THE an ordinance was chantmen are back in CLIMAX of the deliver the Gulnnes* is director of the Cen- t inaugura- to the Cardinals the red He was assisted by Rev. George Senderak of Elizabeth all ac- and tion of the Cardinals passed banning Sunday fight, again claiming a conflict ter. Thomas new will hats Msgr. Rev. Getlik they symbolically received except works of Mulvaney’a Stephen of Perth Alumni Gives take tivity charity between the state law, Croup place the next day at a in the adopted Union County chapter of the the Slovak League of America morning. and guild Amboy. necessity. Exceptions to by referendum 12 In counties, provided extended the of the na- Cadillac refreshments. The sermon was preached by greetings to Pope Rev. Theodorik tional organization, which was Zubek, 0.F.M., of VATICAN CITY (NC) - Mem- founded in 1907. Seton Hall who de- bers of the University, alumni association of clared that no compromises could Notre Dame University have giv- be made Set with communism. Prayer Day en a Cadillac to Pope John The anniversary was also BUEHL, Germany (RNS) XXIII. marked proclamations The of by from Bishops Germany, at an Presentation was made in the Steven Bercik Elizabeth here, or- Mayor of extraordinary meeting St. Damasus courtyard of the and James Jr. dered that Friday in Passion Vatican Mayor Flynn of palace by Warren J. v*- Perth Week, which falls Apr. be Amboy. on 8, Ashley, president of the Rome ..-.i observed as a day of m special chapter of the alumni associa- FOLLOWING the Mass rmjre prayer and intercession for Cath- tion. After the than Slovak presentation 600 representatives Pope olics in the Soviet Zone. John blessed the car. attended dinner living m a in the parish -:3 auditorium and were welcomed by Andrew Welchek,- president, In Pluralistic Society Slovak Newspapermen’s Associa- tion; Paul C. Fallat, Hasbrouck Heights, supreme president, Slo- 3S w vak Catholic Sokol; and Sister School Courses Seen Cecilia, an. from escapee com- m mm munist, persecution in Slovakia. SOCIETY She teaches in & now St. Anne’s Behind the Times m s School, Homestead, Pa. x A. Philip Hrobak, president of WASHINGTON Catholic high schools are fail- to their students for ing pnkjare “day-to-day living among their LASTING MIMORIALS PtpJestant neighbors,’’ Brother Celestine Luke of Manhattan College said here at the second annual Semi- -*S

narians’ Conference on Convert Work. The conference was CHALICE sponsored by the Paulist Fathers. Brother Luke said that present- BROTHER LUKE suggested courses in KB CIBORIUM day apologetics and that instead of the traditional Church history tend to misrep- Church history course, Catholi' from resent Protestantism as it exists high schools should introduce a $5O in America today. i course on the position of thi History courses describe Prot- gl» Catholic Church in a pluralistic i W-< estantism not “as our American America. Such a course would xj neighbors hold it, but as the re- prepare the Catholic student for formers held it four centuries the religious mentality that un he said. ago,” Apologetics cours- derlies the moral differences be- the student «£ es give a false sense tween Protestants and Catholics, I Mltchol 3*2260 of that he Va security can prove the he declared. 1 57 HAtSIY ST., NEWARK 2. NJ Catholic Faith to all comers by He suggested that a general 9 I reason alone, he added. ft in course dogmatic theology M ?r » the traditional * i replace apolo-

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When ascend the priests altar and read tha Catholic Relief Service* National Catholic Missal Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, 76 Broad St., Bloomfield, N.J* on Sunday, Mar. 27, the first word to WelfareConference, which last received year from is editor of The Question Box. be submitted to him meet their eyes will be which Questions may “Laetare,” means the United States Government surplus food for in this column. In lands of answer “rejoice.” and valued at poverty persecution $58,720,722.89. from other there will be It'received special significance in the message sources relief valued at A Q. Is (here a book about the saint who be a model for his of the supplies $22,628,169.98. can Introit: “Rejoice with joy, you who have total of $81,348,892.87 worth of relief goods, various communities of Sis* lifetime. been in sorrow.” The and the poor suffering may ters? weighing 1,032,130,009 pounds, was sent to 58 Because we receive so many well because onLaetare rejoice, Sunday the gen- countries in are 1959, A. There several. One in requests about saints names we erous-hearted Catholics of the United States will The form is Thanksgiving Clothing Collection of 1958 pamphlet entitled “Fol- are unable to answer them at all. again fill the hands of their with rich Bishops resulted in a total of 12,978,069 of good low Him” and is by by of and for pounds published Only way exception gifts distribution among the of the usable needy clothing, blankets and shoes valued at ap- Grail Publications, St. Meinrad, because it gives the world. opportunity proximately These articles dis- Ind. to stress $18,250,000. were the purpose of a Chris- There are times- when we hesitate may to tributed in 1959. a man 39 countries in Q. Can married be- tian name did we answer this alms to individuals give or organizations because come a priest? Approximately 40 million needy men, women question. not certain of their need we are or of the dis- and children A. those listed in the were aided by the Bishops’ Relief Among Q. Where may I obtain water position they may make of our offering. There law of the Fund last year. Since the Bishops began their Church for the Latin from Fatima? should be no hesitation, however, about giving to relief 1943 Rite who program in they have distributed a are impeded from or- A. Water from the well at Fa- the Bishops’ Relief Fund. We know what the total gross of 2,655,499 tons valued at dination are “men who have a tima which was in weight $804,- dug 1921 may Bishops have done in the past and what wife” they 791,478. (Can. 987,20.) be obtained from Msgr. Cacella, will do in the future. As Our Lord went about Besides aid the However this de- 443 E. 135th giving to poor in foreign prohibition St., New York 54, doing good, so do they —and we with them. rives from the law of lands, the Bishops’ committee assisted 15,406 per- the Church N.Y. Send your name and a do- There was a time when our and charity was more sons to emigrate to new homelands. Of these, may therefore be dispensed nation to cover postage and pack- less restricted to or people we knew; 7,893 from by the Father. With the relatives, persons were brought to the United States, Holy ing; water is sent free of friends and neighbors. Now our is wide such charity as where homes and jobs were found for them. a dispensation a married charge. as the world. Last year, through the Re- man could on to the Bishops’ In his letter of Mar. 16, 1960, Archbishop go priest- Q. At the end of lh& world lief we Fund, performed corporal works of hood. You recall that will not mercy Boland wrote with deep feeling that wherever the may some the sins of the just in countries 58 We fed the hungry, clothed the 'ew Protestant ministers in Eur- (of which kindly hand of the charity of Christ has reached, they repented) be a shelter the homeless naked, gave to and cared “gratitude ipe have been permitted to be of shame them replaces bitterness, hatred yields to source to in tho for the sick. love and ordained upon their conversion General despair gives way to hope.” In request- Judgment? The offer to the Catholic Bishops us a bargain in us to contribute with Faith even A. In order to manifest all charity. ing generously, even person- though to we For every dollar contribute they distribute they are married. men the al sacrifice, to this most worthy cause. His Ex- mercy and the justice about $3O in food, clothing and medicine. What m giving any such permission and the goodness cellency writes: "The success of this of God in all is the of this appeal the secret multiplication of benefits? the Holy See would be mindful his with the means difference between life and death to dealings men, Gen- The Bishops have an efficient of any obligations that the eral organization called untold thousands of fellow human beings.” mar- Judgment will take place at ried man might have. the end of the world. At that Vocations III There have been cases In time, not only the sins of those which the husband was in permitted hell, but the sins of those who to be ordained when the wife also are in heaven will be reveah'd. wished to enter religious life and For the lost souls this will be when children Parish Task any had. been an added shame for it will also raised and provided for. be known that despite the It not the best, surely the most effective to grace way priest brings the fore the invitation from God. All cases of this kind are of God to Increase vocations is a steady most they refused to repent. parish program the who knows Similarly religious how to unusual and For the souls in heaven to seek and find those invited God infrequent. there by to His smile and who is in love with her vocation will You understand of will service. A course that be made manifest not parish program would the just emphasize infect with that love most easily if the there home girls are married in the sin but also its as the seed ground of the school priests repentance vocations, parish program out-of-school contacts some of the Eastern Rites. and the as the showcase in which these first provides punishment in this life or appear, and between student and Sisters. Q. My relatives claim in the Church where the Sacraments that Purgatory suffered for It. In nourish abun- Parishes that do Linda is not a Christian view of dant vocations. not encourage vocations name. this repentance the sin the Are not First through priests and religious have them- they right? will be a cause of shame is the home. The first seminary or seed at selves to blame A. This bed of if vocations do not turn name Is of that time. vocations is the home. When mother and up. typical do not find for they do not seek. that Do father and family of They The many names are really the we not ourselves tend to are aware the privileged the Church last life To find vocations, a parish will also Prayers of part of a name rather than overlook a crime if the of dedicated to God and stress criminal beauty pray that at the full Itself. makes least in the confession and Communion. the name Yet by fre- abundant reparation for one family will be favored with frequent Through Sacraments, a personal love for God quent use it has come to have it and leads a good life God’* call to serve Him alone, vocations flour- is sown and from the value ish. If a taste for spiritual is The Shed of a name by itself. In then on? In somewhat similar at times the family prayers result in a things developed. par- on Doctrine Light these cases if the fashion vocation for ish that encourages frequent of the original name shall it be at the the grandchildren rather than for reception Gen- the Sacraments (of course of was that of a saint, the shorten- eral Our sins thii ii the divine to always a voluntary By Frank into existence. We Judgment. will not children, plan provide J. Sheed must not difference among the Three in for the future. nature) and opportunity ed name may also be counted be overlooked provides frequent for The truths God has revealed imagine the Father feeling a entirely, but in to that or children to eternity necessity; and there Christian receive them will see soon name. view of our A parish program would include vocations it would be to repentance we shall always us of His innermost life are not nice have a son is no inequality. The rise the level Father pos- Since the shortened be in the for vocations to suited to the parish stature. name can not looked down oth- prayer family in the family. for take hold of and and one into exis- upon by easy us to thinking sesses the divine nature unreceiv- It also include the come from several saints it ers. might occasional talks to parents Today, First con- tence. long standing Friday make our own. not Son They do yield ed; and Holy Spirit possess in the and fession and would be advisable to select one in the Name Societies Communion pattern is not It is an of the Rosary Holy adequate much of their meaning at a first exigency divine it as received; but they possess of the value of vocations or the but must be bettered these as patron as on on varied kinds to encourage at least week- nature that the Father should saint; just glance. I only urge readers it in its totality. They have can re- it is advisable to select which of religious life. In its family life and Cana ly reception of the Sacraments. The child who thus know pro- to go back over Himself; simply by ceived everything from the Fa- St. Thomas or St. In Your grams, the would stress the and with full freedom receives John, etc., a parish importance generously the Himself the Father knows there, Prayers the last articles being everything. To quote from child is be of life dedicated to lest Sacraments will to named after. God, upon the weekly present the soil emphasis spiritual in this series, Himself, generates the Idea of the Preface for the Trinity: Linda can come from Ermelin- dignity and beauty of obscure the upon which the of God’s invitation remember marriage grace may Himself; there is no element Whatever these, your deceased reading them ’ we believe, on Thy da whoso feast is dignity and of life in fall and be kept on Oct. greater beauty religion. heard. whatever of in the of Thy priests: slowly. contingency revelation, glory, we hold 29; or from Relinda whose feast Because the unknown way of life has little It comes down to this: that we must seek if existence of the Second the same of the Remember we Person; Son, the same of is kept in Germany on Feb. Archdiocese Newark appeal, a parish for will 9; of program vocations pro- we are to find the vocations we and there is need, we are this origin but no the without dif- Rev. John J. vide contacts for with making depen- Holy Ghost, any or from Regullnda, whose feast Maher, Mar. 28. youth the and re- seek best priests in the parish. If we do not seek dence. God ference by a not to is as necessarily Son to separate them. So that is celebrated in Switzerland 1911 to the In the study on ligious assigned parish. supervision steady parish program aimed at He is Father. fostering voca- discover wheth- as in the affirmation of the true and 8. Rt. Rev. ltfsgr. of the altar or of the Aug. William~F. Gra- boys sanctuary choir or in tions, we shall miss the most golden eternal we adore Mar. activities opportunity er there are Godhead, dis- Are parents aware of the saint dy, 20, 1940 programmed through the CYO, a of all. priest Seek, openly and deliberately in the parish THE SAME LINE of tinction three thought in the Persons, oneness after whom they name their Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas can often spot a likely vocation before the and Persons J. boy we will find vocations in numbers. We shows us the owe Holy too, as in the child? No doubt Mnr. himself becomes conscious in God (for He Spirit, Essence, equality in they believe that CoHcry; 27, 1943 of God’s invitation. tha search to the God, to Church and to necessarily existing. There Is no majesty.” lft. Rev. It that has revealed that there are); still the name is Christian and there-' Msgr. Thomas F. may even be the direct invitation of the the child. fore the less to verify it (for no effort of name of some saint or Monaghan, P.A.. Mar. 27, 1958 Rev. our mind could make it other. The child does have G. Mar. 30, 1915 any a Szikora, Rev. surer than God’s own word); but Moscow patron: but would it not be bet- Edward F. Hillock, Mar. Federal Aid to Is Behind ter if the parents and the 30, 1939 Education simply to get more light onit and child from it. knew which one is the Rev. Joseph P. Mar. Much and discussion patron O’Connor, agitation has been stitutions and the in federal admitting dangers saint? 1952 about the It is place to 31, brought by federal aid to education itself hardly jny urge power intruding into our schools, the plan students Castro’s We suggest to parents who bill now before our Congress. It is to pray for understand- are Diocese violently up- suggested by the Cardinal seems to be a wel- of Paterson Mouthings Catholic that I they held and opposed by cross-sections of the ing. can only state the plain stop thinking Rev. Ameri- come compromise. What the of a Bruno Mar. 29, people country as Bloemeke, fact that without of names “pretty" or "nice• can citizenry. A discussion of the merits of the do prayer there By Louis F. Budenz lution of the communist conven- , 1946 can for themselves, it should not be neces- will be little understand- tion. or as a ab- bill can be reduced to this Whether the precious permitting likeable question: sary for the government to do. Therefore the It is related of the plea elder Alex- breviation or nickname. Let federal the Our minds cannot take God’s This the comrades the government or state should which is made tag. pledges to sovereign by our churchmen, as expressed ander Dumas that he covered his saint first be inner we of and the for the educational needs life by storm; shall see follow up "the good work" thought provide of the state. by the Cardinal, that the government help private unsavory private life with medals child as much as He gives us which deliberately named after a The objective of both the federal government and institutions which light to they report has been lueAdvocate are non-profit by long-term of honor received from see. many done the Court the individual state is the education of the in- different by Supreme in low-interest construction loans seems to be the governments. When he unshackling Official Publication of tho dividual. This must be resolved In order them. Under the question answer to the of federal aid to educa- BUT WHILE WE of could not win such decoration, problem are a Archdiocese that the needs of the talking slogan "Defend the constitution of Newark and of tho states be met for the tion. The loan is not he coming a grant. Rather.it the prayer, it should be noted that simply went helps and restore the Bill of Mass Calendar Diocese of Paterson. year. individual educational institution build and out and bought Rights,” to to there is special light to be got which Is shortened to Most Rev. In this area of aid to education a for the popularly Thomas A. plea was provide education of our young. It is from the Church’s if it. Boland, simp- prayers, "Defend the Bill of S.T.D., of Newark. made Cardinal of a Rights,” Mar. Archbishop by Meyer Chicago in letter ly to them credit which cannot be So it can also 27 Sunday. Fourth Sunday extending we try to our knowl- of bring pew they to the fol- pr. Friday. Friday of Fourth of already glanced Washington Week in Lent. Masr. John J. Douaherty. 6.T.L., S.S.D., cific purposes in areas proven need, but he lars have been loaned our to ment. Ferial. Violet. No 01. by government mitted at the Smith and Mc- Vary Rev.. Masr. Georse W. Shea. S. pri- the odd idea that, if God has a puzzlement the causes Repeal 2nd Coll. A (NU 3 B (N). Pref. of Lent that non strongly suggested profit schools could vate ex- T D.t Vary Rev. Maar. Thomas institutions. We ask that this plan be Carran Acts and Apr. 2 Saturday. St. Francis of M. Son, the Son must be for Fidel Castro’s incorrigibility. establish the Reardon. low-interest younger. Paula. Confeaaor Double. LL.B.: Rev. Jemee W. O'Nellli participate through long-term con- and and be favorable full White. 01. panded implemented given legality of the Coll, of the Rev. William N. Field. Rev. William Father and Son Communist documents Communist 2nd weekdari 3 A (N). struction loans. are co-eternal. readily J. consideration in the education bill before Pref. of Lent. Keller. S.T.L.i Rev. Francis Iloufhton. tell us what is this Party." Or: Father, Son and Spirit cause, name- Saturday of Fourth Week In Executive Director: Rt Rav. Maar. Admitting the growth of our educational in- Holy Congress. that Castro Lent. Violet. No Gl. 2nd St. J likewise ly, is backed by So- Coll. Frau- John Klley. are co-eternal. We IN DEVELOPING this ds: 3 A (N>. Pref. of Lent. viet and thought, Pateraon Representative: Rav. Carl J. be power its 83 Communist Apr. 3— Sunday. Passion Sunday. must on against think- Elizabeth Gurley told the Wolatn. guard Flynn Double of Ist Claes. Violet. No Gl. Cr. Parties, all working for the deg- Managing Editor: rioyd Anderson. ing that first the Father had a convention that the Preface of the Holy Cross. A Bad Supreme KEY: Gl. K. Word No radation of the Gloria: A for Son, then Father U. 'S. and ac- Court Cr. Creed: Longer and Son unit- had followed the Peace; B for the Archdiocese Subscription 3490 argument Pope: N Prloe: yearly. the "Cuban revolution." ed to the claiming of Eugene Dennis of Newark; P Diocese of Pateraon; Coll. Second Class poataae paid at Newark. produce Holy Spirit in 1947. At that While the of the Universal Church “Is evolution bad word?" For Collect: Pref. Preface. N. J under act of Mar. 3. 1873. Bishops tlon, a that is the Accordingly, it Is in time —and who knows what merely Dennis, communist in Rome person leader, were gathering some 80 years ago to way both the word and the theory have been the present order of things that may next within the in- had asserted that the term "un- the first Vatican the Church’a treated emerge Inaugurate Council, by many Catholics up to now, following the “American” Communist finite fecundity of God? American" was vague and am- enemies were an Anti- the lead at simultaneously convoking of the scholars of past generations. Yet Party its 17th national con- There biguous —and, so Council Free-Thinkers hundred is no question of succes- Flynn shows, of a miles south it can safely be said that Catholic vention should include In its present-day for there the Court repeated this In this bold of sion, is no succession in Supreme at Naples. gesture challenge to scientists are almost unanimous In their belief main political resolution an im- Father argument in the Watkins AROUND THE PARISH The did not have the and the de- is the best eternity. portant proviso Papacy hierarchy, self-appointed that-evolution theory to the on this score. decision. explain wait till fenders of free thought them- known to He was old enough or clearly regarded facts that has yet been presented. In Political Affairs, we read: Now, however, the Supreme of the mature enough to a Son or selves as representives wave of the future How explain such a change? Catholics know beget "End interference in the affairs Court Is in a partial "retreat” In to a decadent and Cathol- that the of faith lonely enough to want one. He of Latin opposition antiquated deposit has remained unaltered American countries. from this position and the com- icism. The men of like is, in the plenitude of Naples, from the first the ev- eternally Hands off Cuba! many 19th-century century to present, and will Independence rades must to work obtain an convinced that the life and being, for Intellectuals, were Church er remain unaltered. Nevertheless the of power. Merely by Puerto Rico!" findings extravagant definition of the knows could not possibly continue to exist in the full historians, He Himself with that in- That is what the communists manuscript experts, archeologists, an- Bill of Rlchts which would modern science and finite of knowledge pre- light of progress. can at times furnish intensity will' try to get us to do in 1960. thropologists, geologists a vent the U. S. from defending and clearer which the We can realize how Today in 1960 there Is no longer any doubt of deeper understanding of truths, al- necessarily produces deep-seated itself. known Idea, is the Church's of the vast ready and the Son. this determination to do this vitality, no question pres- accepted. In 1960 the communists there- The Book Nor must when of the even among those of other of Genesis was not intended Father and Son wait we remember that as early fore tige Papacy obviously raise the cry "Defend the as a textbook while their to as faiths. The extremist boasts of liberals and ra- of natural science. Yet It is love grows the February, 1959, International Bill only of Rights" in order to Affairs give tionalists of the past have since since Darwin's time that sufficient fossil evidence point where it can utter itself In from Moscow was ac- century long them the leeway to destroy the has been uncovered enable Third claiming Castro’s "de- been put to scorn. Yet even at the present the to Scripture scholars a Person. Merely by being, gains as a Bill of Rights. to realize feat for old and hackneyed charge that religion and sci- that a strictly literal interpretation of they love with the plenitude of U. S. imperialism." raised the narrative of creation Letting it be known that the ence are enemies is by pseudo-scientists might possibly be re- loving-power, merely by loving communists had established and at times by genuine scholars who should placed by one resting on the evolutionary hy- thus intensely they utter their a in the di- Hours know better^ pothesis. love: the Holy Spirit is as In- pro-Soviet footing Cuba, Forty rective had In a changed intellectual climate where the evitable organ warm words One reason for such a charge was the lack of as Father and Son. late Rev. Pierre Tielhard de for the Socialist (Com- enthusiasm of the official Church for the Chardin, S.J., author People’s theory WE HAVE Archdiocese of Newark of the challenging "Phenomenon of Man' 1 USED the words munist) Party for its great con- of as it affected the is evolution, especially origins Mar. 27, 1960 "necessarily” and "Inevitably." tribution in this widely recognized as the in the at- struggle "against 4th Sunday of Lont of man. realized from the leading figure Although theologians Mt. Carmel. to test the They are worth a closer look. It the North American 30 E. 22nd Rt., Bayonne Darwin's of tempt possibilities of evolution to monopolies." St 133 time of publication “The Origin of Mary's. Washington Ave., their is We Americans advise Elizabeth utmost no Catholic should close his possible that the Son may must the that the main thesis of limits, Sacred 837 Species’* evolution, even Heart. Grove St.. Irving- mind to the new view of God's universe seem less real to us because He members of our communities of human evolution, could be perfectly harmonized striking ton which modern is Idea in the this source of Fidel Castro’s Apr. 3, 1960 scholarship may some day unveil. an mind of His with traditional Christian teaching, they also felt Passion Sunday we strength, which had St Joseph's Spanish). 212 As long as the basic doctrinal truths that God Father. He Is, may feel, only we given • Lafayetfe that insufficient evidence had been as adduced St.. Newark yet him in part by created the universe and that all mankind a thought after all, whereas we so graciously in- Peter’s. 44 to lead them to turn from older explanations man, St. Belmont Ave., Newark is descended viting Mikoyan and Khrushchev St. Stanislaus. 146 Belmont New- from a are ourselves are not thought!) Ave., of creation. single pair, maintained, simply ark into the there is Western St Adalbert's. 280 E. no reason why evolution might not be con- in God’s mind, we really exist. Hemisphere. Jersey St.. Eliza- Recent years have witnessed a notable change beth sidered as a likely hypothesis for the means But we exist because em- only God WHAT LEADS Our Lady of the 32 of sentiment. Catholic theologians, schol- the communists l*ake. Lakeside Scripture the Divine us to Ave. Verona ployed by Creator. The ideal attitude, wills exist; if He willed us to scientists think that can induce us ars and natural now appear to be re- they which is the traditional attitude of not to we the Church, is exist, should cease to to Diocese of Paterson garding the latest revisions of the evolutionary forget this Soviet intrusion into surely that embodied in Pius Xll’s Mar. 27, 1960 Pope counsel be. our continent with much more favor. Rev. J. Franklin is brought out by theory in this 4th Sunday of Lent Mrs. O’Brien is “Festina make haste slow- But He cannot will the St. rushing to get matter, lente,” sec- the very next after Casimlr'a. 147 Montgomery St., ready for the Ewing, S.J., well-known Fordham anthropologist, paragraph Paterson 1 Rosary ly: be combine of progressive, yet progressivism ond Person out existence, that on Latin meeting, where she has to introduce in recent article in the America which ap- Apr. 3, 1960 the Bishop, a “Columbia,’’ poses ques- with when prudence. mora than He willed Him Passion Sunday any pears in the main reso- Mary asks, political 8t Therese, 7 Hunter St., Succasunna “Mother, why are you so nervous?" BUT TRU March 24,1960 THE ADVOCATE 9 Letters to the Editor STRANGELittle-Known Foots For CatholicsE

*in By M. J. MURRAY Ooprrw. Inc.ttcjrxmiwwsiM this columTfL?'JZdJUtim£, lZ SSfw Lucky Is She Whose Parents brUf wbtrevtr pouibU.) , Set Rules Social on “20th Century Trojan Horse” Up for Life and the public may become on By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. again like so many thousand! of Teenagers aroused to the point of pursuing Group Assistant Professor girls your age, your parent! and of Sociology, St. Louis carrying out actions to cause University would just nod, "You’ve made the Standard Oil Although I’m almost know- Company to drop 17, my folks Insist on your now havo to the of the above bed, you’ll the sponsorship men- ing everything —and I mean about 'Play of Week' everything! my sleep in It” tioned program and to strive to social life. Whom were with? Do you want to worthwhile you Where did j>ou go? your parents Editor: sponsor a dramatic treat in off- What did you do? Why were you this careless, program. you late? They treat me hand manner? In reference to Gerald like a Many delinquent Pierqp’s letter we would like Again let me praise your won- child. Because they name the exact hour I have girls complain bitterly that their to inform derful editorial and him that we have viewed be assured to be to “Play of the Week” as home, I often have leave a party just when it’s parents them. that neglected Although a whole and find it many people are in com- most shocking, and de- starting to be fun. they were allowed to do as they sensational, plete agreement with this letter. grading. in the modern enough to know If pleased, they rightly Dolores Growing up your duty." regarded Kelly, this world can be pretty at you kept company with the parental permissiveness as Perhaps in our “civilized” age such im- Jersey City. rough out-and-out an indication that their and I can wrong type of and parents is considered times, June, fully ap- companions morality sophisti- in tell the didn’t for them. I preciate some of your difficulties. got trouble,,they’d really cars cated, or mature, categorized It’s not be different ‘‘Don’t blame she’s think you would feel the under God Love You easy to from police, us, same the of Praise heading art. If Editorial old know if parents showed others, particularly when they enough to better.” way yovir no becoming an adult in today's about seem to be nice If you became pregnant, as concern your social activi- world means accepting such filth On Tv ties. Programs Salt kids, just inter- now happens to thousands of perhaps we had better start Prayers Editor: ested in having girls your age, they would tell BUT YOU MAY say you only searching for the fountain of Just a word of a time. the social worker, “Why, at appreciation good want them to show a little less youth! for fine “20th Cen- With Sacrifice You feel you’re her age, we wouldn’t insult her your editorial, concern. let’s look at Not to issue Well, June, a "blanket con- Horse.” to her social tury Trojan getting old by trying run little closer. demnation By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen your complaints a of the series is a life.” If emotions For so many of us the enough to stand your trapped to know whom danger victim They want you are antic “Every must be sea- sophomoric hardly, condu- is dismis&d with twist of the on you into an a your own early marriage, with. How else can be cive soned with salt” (Mark 9/48). they sure to the of confi- but of feet. This inspiring dial, course that is rather proves that don’t This of Our Lord you keep company dence” in the like saying is a text viewpoint of Ger- down the shades you’re with who pulling from develop- persons might mislead ald the Old Testament: “What- Pierce and his friends. when the house next door ing is on normally, you or you a bad ever sacrifice thou offerest is Masses give reputation? after closer fire. to for Perhaps a look a spirit of Daily They want to know what be seasoned with salt” (Levit. you Into the of the If "Play Week” you we are to overcome the dan- Independence is a necessary WEEKDAYS did and where went. If 2/13). The qual- you you’ve that not in ity of a mature The following ‘churchee have UU may agree we are the ger our midst, we shall all person. behaved properly and remained is that morning weekday Maaat to have meaning But one’s made “lopk both childish to make our objections aren’t you overlooking a St. Patrlck'a Pro-Cathedral, Waahlng- from a Christian away disreputable places, and asinine.” known few ton St. * Central Are.. Newark. to the sponsors of these important points? In the first 13:15 why should to does not offer a.in. you object giving To substantiate place, are a the stand of our objectionable programs. you not yet mature St. Aloyalua, M Fleming Are., New- them this information? Surely as meat, such as ark. 11:45 a.m. “Teenagers’ This is a of woman. To be Decency Campaign type Catholic action sure, you’ve passed St. Bridget'.. 404 Plane Newark. long as your parents are respon- sheep and the St.. here are few concrete possible for all. Editorials awkward when 13:10 sible for a examples us like Protestants stage you p.m.* you, they must know goats and bul- St. John'a. 34 Mulberry It.. New of the should to Turning were considered of yours arouse too old for what do when type immorality we help toys ark. 13:13 p.m. you you are many as was away find locks, St. Francis Xavier. 543 Ablnfton creeping into our homes: to the need for this action. and too young for boys, but you from them. done in the Old Ave., Newark. 5:30 p.m. (1) “The still have a Waltz of the Torea- Dorothy Cearnes, good way to go be- St. Mary's Abbey Church. HUh SU Yon say they embarrass he Critical of Blanshard yon dors” Testament; fore be near Sprinffleld. Newark. 12:15 p.m. has been as Newark. you’ll entirely on your a definite hour described a offers himself. Sacred Heart* 70 Broad St.« Bloom- by setting »ex farce. Editor: own. field. 11:30 a.m. when you must return home. As St. Paul St. Aedan's. 800 Beroen Ave., Jersey (2) “Medea” Your If you’re not convinced that If to think about dealt with steril- editorial on the 20th Cen- said: By Msgr. George G. Higgins City 12:10 p.m. (Holy days: 12:10 and you atop it, "Offer up your bodies a as this is the ask 3:30 p.m.) ity and Horse should case, just yourself your parents are not unreason- infidelity. tury Trojan provoke consecrated Social Action SCWC St. Peter’s. Grand A Van Vorsl living sacrifice, to Director, Department, who the (3) serious in buys groceries and who Sts.. 12:05 able and their rules "Burning Bright” seemed concern the God and Jersey City. p.m. get you regulating worthy of His 311 accept- pays your bills. How much NaMvity. Prospect St., Midland to entertainment of our most Paul Blanshard, whose latest While Miller doesn’t name time out of embarrassing situations. Justify adultery ance” (Rom. 12/1). The Park. 12 noon. dialogue impor- salt do tant media -“God and Man in hts on the you spend worrying about Our Lady ot the Valley. Valley A Good the health •hocking. of communications, here book, Washing- Blanshard, essay parents protect means, sacrifice because Nassau Sts., Orange. 10 ton,” of the churches your next meal or how to a.m. of their children It aeems the words of the television programs, the was reviewed here recently, role in the so- pay St. Michael's, 70 Cross St. at Marks! growing by Oscar hyp- there is in us a of principle cor- for new dress? 12 notic effect of which is almost obsessively preoccupied cial and political order is, in your No, you St., Paterson, noon. seeing to it that they get suf- Hammerstein can appropriately is shaping ruption. *except Saturdays haven't yet! ficient be the destiny in the individual with the alleged growth and mis- effect, a reply to “God and grown up sleep. They also know applied to the “Play of the ST. who heard that it is for home. PETER, Our use of ‘‘church power” in the Man in Washington” and to Imprudent young Week”: MORE First Lord speak these IMPORTANT, when Friday could be devel- U. S. One al- some of Blanshard’* earlier couples to “Some are Emphasis placed on words, spend long periods concerned only with your parents you into St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral. Washing- ops the idea of sacrifice in most brought critical before his receives writings. ton St. and Central Ave., Newark together, particularly wheh Junkies, prostitutes and low lives ratings the pro- the 5:18 first world, the re- Epistle, that if Christ the Blanshard thinks that the they accepted may be tired. as no gram is telecast. The of saying impression they if other kind of character sponsor before God St. Bridget's* 404 Plano St.* Newark. was sponsibility and so- Who sinless was salted with from churches too For part, if date a reading have much 4:30 P.m. your your existed and as if decent program would not advertise power people ciety of St. the fire of must and guiding your growth in- St. Columba's. South and Pom- knows the hour inferior sacrifice, so we his seemingly that they are misusing this you must be in, had ceased to be The falla- an or distasteful commo- to full sylvanla Ave.. Newark. 5:15 p.m. ... be salted Christian Be- with self-denial. endless flow of to the peril of maturity. St. John's. 34 Mulberry St.. Newark. you won't have to argue with him cious dity that would be power democracy. assumption, in some against the “Christ’s cause we are all deeply in- 9:05 p.m. mortal nature, then, has articles and about when to and sales Prof. Miller, however, thinks that St. Rote of Lima, Orange 4i Hum* return, you that this of any reputable or- fluenced circles, viewpoint is policy been the friends we have and you must by boldt Sts., Newark, 0:30 p.m. have an excellent crucified, of- books on this, “the wariness with which some excuse for more true to life than decent Then why belittle Sacred Broad St.. ganization. and fer yourselves with and the kind of social life we Heart. 70. Bloom- the same in- his favorite Americans 5:30 some of the offend contemplate religious field. p.m. avoiding thoughtless, hope is nonsense.” the of an St. intelligence televi- tention." The Christian lead, important part of your , Pompton Ave. law of subject, that he social action is no late-hour proposals that sion longer really and E. Bradford Are.. Cedar Grove. your Perhaps with this added infor- viewers? The television crit- life to to parents’ responsibility consists is submit the fiery thinks the U. S. justified the more 0:45 common sense tells ars dan- ... important p.m. you mation will that ic would play an in your St. Philip the Apoetle, 707 Valley you agree "Play important part cleansing. is of problem here supervising friendships All have in danger and now, he says, Clifton. 8 gerous. you to sey of Week” if he could his and social activities. Rd., p.m. is, the is most definitely publish reviews of We live in in your Blessed . Sacrament. happen to a world becoming a theocracy which lies in the opposite direction: 110 Elmwood “Sorry, but you know what tims the telecasts before* Let’s look it this 8 p.m. • "suitable candidate for the dia- they go on where selfishness and love at way, June. Ave., East Orange, I have of church leaders (especially the not in the presence, but in the ab- St. Leo's. 10G Myrtle Are., Irvington. to be home.” the air. Selections could Suppose your parents didn't care tribes of” our then be the 0 p.m. (Also on holy days of obli- decency campaign! dollar is valued; our Catholic will either of an interest on the June, your parents are not highly hierarchy) sence, part gation.) No, made his whom you were with, where you The Cam- depending upon are less interested in rule in the order. of the O. old-fashioned. “Teenagers’ Decency opin- neighbors or ruin political religious communities in L. Sorrows, 130 Darts Are.. Kear- They may seem ions whether are went, what you did, or when ny. 7:30 paign” is divided into four com- they worth the Idea that "Life is you p.m. diferent from worth liv- “The pressure on the govern- the ordering and reforming of so- many others be- at St. John's. Broad Ave and Harrison or not. The returned home. If you failed in mittees all forms of looking television than are in the idea St., Leonia. 0:30 (Also holy cause love and covering en- ing” they ment by churches for sectarian ciety and the development of a p.m. on they you take advertiser would then school because social life days of obligation.) tertainment and literature. These become that “Life is worth having." civic your their privilege,” Blanshard writes in conscience.” Our Lady of the Valley, Valley and parental responsibilities more sensitive to interfered with the reaction of We who have been your studies, Nassau Sts., Orange,0 eections fight indecency in mov- called to his recent book, "is far stronger “How important an evil,” he p.m. seriously. Although you may not a concerned public. they would just their Our Lady of Sorrows. 217 Prospect ives, Christ cannot entwine our hearts ‘‘is shrug realize television and radio, In than any pressure on the asks, the misuse of religious St.. South Orange. 5:30 p.m. it, you are a very lucky shoulders and Frances P. Grimm, with the Crucified Lord for say, ‘‘You're old girl. newspapers and magazines, and unless we churches by government con- power right now?” His reply will Newark. • salt our our can be not be to In record covers, greeting cards, prayers, novenas, formity. It truly said that Blanshard'* liking. Editor: our assistance at Mass, etc., with the is in of “I •nd pocketbooks. state negfl protection suggest,” he says, “that It And I wish to advise you that sacrifice. if there were a bet- from the church, not the church is a minor item Teenagers’ Decency your very in the list recent editorial the ter to send sacrifice than regarding place to from the state.” of problems confronting the na- Campaign, medium of television give it the was very to Holy Father to tion. And in it too serious- Ann help taking Carew, and informa- support missionaries WHEN BLANSHARD first be- enlightening highly 135,000 we we may add to a now much Television ly Committee, tive. would recommend it to yop-Afri- gan to write about this some 10 greater evil: quietism, confusion, Banking's a SNAP Stamford, Conn. Asia need salt —— Concerning the facts that this ca, —and the salt years ago, he was generally and the loss of moral passivity, • # / form of communication is sacrifice. handled with kid the is both your gloves by purpose in politics and society.” educational and liberal press and often by the entertaining, you GOD LOVE YOU to Miss D.F. brought out some he has MILLER A ROYAL TREAT interesting ex- Protestant press. But IS not completely sat- for $5O. “Our Lord has been very in so- amples of its value in our present since lost a lot of ground isfied with the manner in which FOR 1960 good to me in 1959. In addition You also the churches day. stressed the tre- Protestant circles and exercise their in- to many other graces and bless- phisticated mendous need for an increasingly he finds himself on fluence in the social and awakening ings, I have just received an in- political on the part of our American the even in certain sec- order. He thinks peo- to defensive they sometime* crease in salary.” ... J.L.M. ple to the evil influences which tors of the liberal camp. His lat- resort to “the shortcuts of pres- for $5. “I gave up my afternoon television can introduce into the est book has been panned un- sure and coercion on a few ‘mor- snack for one month. Here is the home. mercifully in the New York Post al’ issues ...” savings!”. . . to J.L. for $5. “I Please continue and the New for ex- He regards this as to insert arti- old and Republic, a serious am 16 years promised cles similar to lesser but to your one and, a extent, error, it worries him con- recent St. Jude this amount if he ample, in the Saturday Review. siderably less than the granted a intention.” unwilling- special Blan- Protestant criticism of ness of some of the churches to . . . to Mrs. C. L. for $l5. “This shard's basic thesis is also on teach their members to is half of check engage my weekly pay the Increase. A typical example in effective social action. “The in thanksgiving for the many is William Lee Mil- argument the first received.” an essay by against er- graces 1 have ler of the Yale Divinity School, ror," he warns, “should not be Vf You should be color conscious “The Churches and the Public.” put so as to increase the second.” when It is a means of praying $ for the one billion pagans -V. throughout the world. Let your Saints of the Week what hand r. WATCH IT eyes know your is when the doing you say Sunday, Mar. 27 Fourth Sun- Hermes. Put to death under Rosary. As hand GROW! your moves day of Lent, Laetare Sunday. Hadrian in 132. the beads of the along World Generally this is the Feast of St. Saturday, Apr. 2 St. Fran- visit Mission Rosary, your eyes pick John Damascene. Born in Da- cis of Paula, Confessor. Born in out the color of each decade of the storybook, lands mascus 676, brought to as 1416, began life a hermit at 'f and bring to your mind and a slave, eventually entered mon- 14. Followers became so numer- of fiie the pagans In the dif- that prayers astic life in Jerusalem after giv- ous 17 years later he found- ferent mission lands. Enclose ing riches away. Author of the ed the “Minims" (Least), who Northern your for a World Mis- first Died looked themselves the request Summa Theologica. upon as sion Rosary with sacrifice your about 749. lowest of religious communities. and will send to of $2 we one Monday, Mar. 28 St. John Attended King Louis XI on death bed Capitals you. Capistrano, Confessor. Born in and remained to carry on Cut out this column, pin your Capistrano, Italy, 1385; joined his work in France. Died there sacrifice address to it and it to Franciscans 1415, became first in 1508 at 92. on an AAA Escorted Tour * Sheen, Bishop Fulton J. National General of Obscrvatine Francis- 52 or 53 wonder- \ Spend cool, for the Director, Society Propa- cans 1437. Noted for humility and ful days vacationing in AA YtAR 36G gation of the Faith, Fifth self-denial, preached in Italy, on Intentions Ireland, Wales, England, Scot- nsurecl savings or for April Ave., New York 1, to your and Hungary, Austria, Germany The Sweden and j ' diocesan director: Martin Holy Father’s general in- land, , Bishop Died 1456. tention W. Stanton, 31 for April is: Denmark. All-inclusive rate of Mulberry St., Mar. 29 St. Cyril, Tuesday, That burdened Newark 2; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wil- priests heavily $1959 in First Class in- Deacon-. Tortured and put only with the of souls be liam F. Louis, 24 DeGrasse St., care Service! transatlantic to death under Julian the Apos- One-StopßUing cludes passage Paterson. an increase of tate about 362. strengthened by via Cunard's Britainnic, all the of the Holy Spirit. n 30 St. grace Wednesday, Mar. hotel accommodations, tips, The mission intention suggested He was So much and Qulrtnus, Martyr. Pope quicker moreconvenient when you can do all your banking' transfers and the services of for the Apostleship of Prayer by 10 Best Sellers St. Alexander I’s and was in one roof jailer stop .. . and under one I There’s a friendly, the is: efficient staff at an AAA tour conduct- later Pope expert converted by him, being vour nearby First National office to convenient office' That the Faithful ready help you complete your Listed for March may success- or. to tortured before being put business without fuss or fully resist the influence of harm- red tape. dates are 8 HACKINSACK The best sellers for death under Hadrian about 117. Departure June 10 literature and March, ful in the missions. Main Barry Strtata Mar. 31 St. , For further as listed national Thursday, and July 7, 1960. Opan 9 lo 4 dally-* a by America, til on Monday - Beth- • North- Catholic are A shepherd near savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes details on AAA’s 1960 weekly review, as Prophet. CLIFFSIDK PARK he lived in the • Special • consult follows: lehem, eighth Checking Accounts Money Orders Andarson ern Capitals Tours, 740 Avanua B.C. scourged 1. "Msgr. Ronald Knox," century Frequently Vatican Issues • Regular Checking Accounts • Trust Services local AAA travel Opan 9 lo 4 dally-6 to 9 on Friday by your coun- he died Waugh. by the priest, Amasias, • Personal Loans Evelyn ...and many others selor. TKANKCK with 2. "The Catholic when his head was pierced Law Cadar Lana atLareh Avanua Marriage Copyright iron wielded the to 4 to * Manual,” A. an spike by Opan 9 dally-* on Friday by George Kelly. ROME (NC) Anew law 3. “This Is Your St. Theodora, Tomorrow Friday, Apr. 1 signed by Pope John makes Vati-

2SI Broad Avanua . and by M. Sister of St. . . Today,” Ray- Virgin-Martyr. can TRAVEL DEPARTMENT City regulationa on the rights Opan daily-* 9 to 4 to • on Monday mond, o.c.s.d. priest’s son. Better banking at bank! of authors identical with those in begins yourfull-service /Tnuunn 4. the NEW JERSEY AUTOMOBILE CLUB "Counselling Catholic,” force in SAVINGS INVESTED Italy. by George llagmaier, C.S.P., However, the Vatican regula- ISA Clinton Avo., Nowatk 2, N. J. BEFORE THE lOth OF and Robert W. Gleason, S.J. Vocation Indulgence tion states that "such legislation 5. "The Devil’s Blg.low 2-1400 is THE ST EVERY MONTH Advocate," not to be contrary to the pre- Morris L. West. Members of the Apostolate for by cepts of divine law nor to the send Information EARN DIVIDENDS Vocations Pltaio mo on 6. of can sain a "Lamps Love,” by plenary general of Canon Law Eucharistic Tour Q principles FIRST I tho FROM THE FIRST Louis Colin, C.SS.R. indulgence under the ordinary NATIONAL RANK nor the norms of the treaty and conditions on: Ploaio lond Information 7. “Lightning Meditations,” mo on concordat agreed between the other Tours. by Ronald Knox. Mar. 25 Feast of the An- OF CITY Europoan □ Holy See and the Italian State." i JERSEY 8. “The 1960 National Catho- nunciation. The announcement indicated To lic A indulgence of 100 Almanac,” edited by Felic- partial Mombon Ftdtrol Dopoiil Iniuronto Fodorol «tl*r.« that the Vatican reserves all Corporation • Syilam may be for each Address ian A. Ifoy, O.F.M. days gained rights to the publication and re- "American act of or Main Office:One 9. A charity piety per- Exchange PlaceHersey City Catholics: production of texts of laws and City Zono , Protestant-Jewish formed for the intention of View,” edit- official documents and nine other published by ... convenient offices In ed by Philip Scharper. fostering vocations to the State —. the Holy See and the Vatican Jersey City, Hoboken, West New York, Harrison and Kearny 10. “Deliver Us From priesthood. Evil," City State. It said the law la Thomas A. by Dooley. dated Jan. 21, 1860. 10 THE ADVOCATE March 24, 1960 Pray for Them Channel Aid for Missions Mother Through the Holy Father Buried at Peapack

There 4* not a single mission PEAPACK Her religious life having been devoted country in the world that has to the and old, Mother Gabriel is been very young very Marino ever to the Church for brought the mourned of Society by thousands lay people served that has not had its missionaries Propagation she and also the Sisters sent by the Vicar of Christ. If of the Faith by of St. the Baptist. the Holy Father alone authorizes Mother Gabriel died Mar. 11 40 after years of service any society to to such and Archdiocese of Newark: go in religion. The Requiem Mass »uch a mission territory, does it Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, LL.D. was offered Mar. 14 in the new follow S.T.D., Ph.D., In her not that he who exercises 31 City. religious life she Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArket 2-280S auditorium of Providence Rest, the should served as a teacher in Baltimore authority be provided Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. to 12. home the Saturday, Bronx, a for aged schools and later with the means? as secretary Diocese of Paterson: which she had built herself while That to the superintendent is why, as Pope Piux XII of schools Rt. Rev. William administrator there. at Mt. St. said, the Holy Father should be Msgr. F. Lomia, J.C.D. Agnes College. 24 De Grasse Paterson Celebrant of the Mass was Surviving is a the first and principally aided. St., 1, N. J. Phone: ARmery 44tM. brother, James You Hours: Dally, 9 a.m. to 5 Msgr. Mario assist- X. Warren. may have your favorites, p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. Ponsiglione, ed Rev. Domenic and but they must not be first. First Donations to the by Leo Society for the Propagation of the comes the Rev. Leo DeFalco. Auxiliary Mrs. C. E. Driscoll Holy Father’s Society Faith are income tax deductible. for the M. Pernicone Propagation of the Faith. Bishop Joseph pre- WESTFIELD The funeral of You sided and Mrs. may give generously to a preached a brief eu- Catherine E. Driscoll, wid- but of Michael particular cause, not “prin- logy. ow A. Driscoll, took Lay Missionaries ALL cipally.” Your greatest sacrifice place Mar. 23 with a Requiem FOR ERIN: Bishop McNulty presided at the 13th dinner BORN IN annual of the Passaic- must be made Italy, Mother Ga- Mass to the Holy Fath- Arrive in in Holy Trinity Church Clifton Chapter of the Sons of St Nyasaland briel entered Friendly Patrick, held Mar. 17 at St. Nicholas er. Obituary the congregation of here. She died Mar. 18. Rev. Peter den auditorium. The host was Send Op Camp, It is the Sisters of St. John the Msgr. Philip J. Coyne, moderator and St. Nicholas your to Stan- a holy and wholesome Baptist are two includ-' pastor. gift Bishop White Father in Surviving son, Nyasaland, Afri- in 1919; received habit ton, and it will to Rome be thought to for the dead the on ing Rev. James Here, the Bishop is joined by, from left, Dennis J. go to is pray J. Driscoll, a Gallagher, named the year’s out- forwarded ca, busy improving his mis- June where it is needed that they may be loosed from 24, 1920; and came to the chaplain with the U.S. M. sion at Nkata Air standing member; Joseph Keegan, N. J. Assemblyman a a Army and speaker; Robert most. Bay. Although their sins. We United States in 1921. She Force in native recommend to was Turkey, a daughter, two of he was Hopkins, president; and Richard J. Holland, as- the Henneberry, dinner chairman. prayers of our readers the assigned to St. Lucy’s Orphanage brothers, a sister and two grand- Sacrificed signed to the American Province Self of the and served there children. repose souls of the fol- until 1926 when To as rector before he left for the Help Lepers lowing who have recently de- she was transferred to Gladstone, Japanese Diocese 3rd Order missions, and he is thankful for Group WEDDINO and FUNERAL DESIGN! i There 1,250 missionaries this life: where the had ac- Karl are la- the funds received from parted congregation Merzena friends on Film Hears Fr. the Rev. John S.J. quired an estate bo used Cooperates Hertel Flowers T.l.graph.d Anywh.ro boring among One of in the which Tynan, to as BRADLEY The i lepers. U.S., provided him GARDENS these first Catherine FUKUOKA, Japan (RNS) TEANECK Rev. Andre went to a island Driscoll an orphanage for both boys and funeral of Karl Hcr- prison a truck and other needed Merzena took WASHINGTON FLORIST i equip- The Fukuoka Diocese is 0. to live the convicts. This was named Villa 11 cooper- tel, Carm., spoke at the reg- among His ment. girls. place Mar. with a Requiem Sine* 1906 i with a private movie com- ular services •tory is one of devotion. O’Connor. Mass in ating monthly of the special He writes: "A minor trouble Holy Church Trinity in the of film Third Order When one of the convicts African teachers. here. pany production a of Mt. Carmel held Incorporated , con- has shown here They are a A year after the purchase of He died Mar. 8. up chiggers! to be called “Path to the Priest- in St. Anastasia’s Mirth.n 1-0411 tracted leprosy, the married couple and one who Celebrant Church here , priest went Those little is the property, the of the Mass was Rev. creatures seem to boys’ building hood.” off with the MS (ROAD STREET, leper to another have single. of the razed Carl J. Merzena of recently. NEWARK. N. J. a for one’s toes. If orphanage was by St. Venantius of the liking “All The made the A colored “The part IslanV. More of them hail from Califor- movie, being by film, Life of lepers one of them to there a great fire. Sister heed- Church, Orange, son of the de- manages get Gabriel, Niko Film will came; he alone nia and have been Company, open Christ,” depicting various as- cared for it nestles itself teaching in less of her own ceased. Other survivors are his and starts safety, with the ordination washed their laying American plunged of a young pects of the life of Our Lord WHITE CO. them, wounds and high schools.” Mrs. Theresa as MONUMENT The result is a terrific into the flaming build- wife, Seucht Merz- eggs. itch- repeatedly followed Dealznera fortified them with the Japanese priest a by master and and Buildera of sacra- ena, another two by portrayed painters ing. of ing and managed to rescue 72 of son, daughters MAUSOLEUM* MONUMENTS ments. Legion Mary series of flashbacks to recount sculptors, was shown • and seven at the the cure is sim- the 75 quartered there grandchildren. Then “Fortunately boys until the story of his vocation. The • markers the Active meeting. «... - priest contracted lep- in Japan Quality TVorkmanahip Guaranteed ple and inexpensive. Give a pin she was overcome His by smoke. scene will a mes- The which rosy. and Oblate closing carry group makes • CEMETERY LETTERINO patients parishion- needle to Missionaries tell of the scap- or an African and to a ers he This led prolonged convales- To Offer Fr. sage from Dominic II Maybaum were then his “children” work Sheehan Bishop Fuka- ulars will meet Mar. 28 in the Ave Newark. NJ. will the fellow out of the of in get Legion Mary cence. more than quickly. hori of Fukuoka. school. Robert Calllcchto ESnex 1-0771 ever. Afterward Japan. The work is Mass at Leprosy finally he pours a little petrol carried on South Orange blinded In the Fall of 1932 Sister Ga- him, and until the of like Mary in all day on the toe to make sure that things silent, SOUTH ORANGE all - A Solemn his death he briel was transferred to Our Lady pmiled as he reach- humble, hidden to the the eggs are killed. world and Mass will be offered for ed of Loreto Day the late out his priestly hands to “his unheralded. Nursery, New "On the spiritual side: In Au- Rev. William Sheehan at 8 own.” “One York, and continued there until F, had you might be in Mar. gust we baptisms of adults. day a a.m., 26, in Our Lady of 1934, when she named neighborhood book was su- In Time of Need On the practical side: Right af- shop and Sorrows Church here. perior of the Little House of Di- notice two Legion members terward I devoted myself to father vine Sheehan served as as- Consult Your ROBERT enter,” White Plains, Catholic Funeral construction quietly write the Providence, sistant Director work, building pastor for 18 at the Oblates. “They give Catholic a home for elderly women. years several houses for teachers. South Whose and to Orange Church. At the careful service is in accord with TREAT literature the inform- In 1937 she was transferred understanding the “On the helpful side: Last owner to time of his death on Mar. ing him or her of the 6, month three American lay time of Our Lady of Convent, he traditions Mother Church peo- Pompei was pastor of Church of Holy religious instruction of the arrived to start at the Brooklyn, and in 1938 appointed HOTEL ple training our Nativity, Midland Park. Church, invitation extending an superior of Providence Rest, The PARK NEWARK M» ’ At M» ! M >.\% /..vi U 1 i .v« »..viA,' PLACE, to attend. Ali is done quietly Bronx. It was here that she be- and ' At St. YOU* politely. gan to plan and Anthony’s WOZNIAK CORDIALLY INVITES for newer mod- WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. DOLLARS or “Down a narrow street you ern quarters for HOMI RESERVATION! FOR the home. BERGEN COUNTY MEMORIAL UNION CITY can observe two young men pass In she 320-22 SENSE? 1940 was • again trans- Ex-Parishioner Myrtle Avenue, JERSEY CITY • by. Little do you know the COMMUNION pur- ferred to Our Lady of Loreto Irvington, N. J. The offers their UNion eye physician pose of mission to Mary Now a HENNESSEY 7-1000 Day Nursery, to Prov- Curate Conrad & BREAKFASTS the of a visit to returning Ray Woxnlak, knowledge value, a fallen-away FUNERAL HOME HEnderspn 4-0411 Catholic, idence Rest in This 1946. time, PATERSON—Rev. Victor • rhich cannot be an unexpected call on An- % Director* ORDINATION computed a pros- 232 KIPP AVENUE she erection of a five- dollars visit managed drisani, 5.D.8., assistant pastor ESsex in or cents. pective Catholic, a to a sick 3-0606 story with of St. HASBROUCK N. J. DINNERS Catholib. building all modern Anthony’s dhurch, will be HEIGHTS, MORRIS | And with KEEGAN the! ( COUNTY facilities. This was achieved honored at a testimonial ATla* 8-1362 GORNY A GORNY • “It is hoped that with dinner WEDDING Guild who the in- Optician renders through a grant from the Gen- to be sponsored crease in knowledge of Catholi- by the united TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE MORTUARY RECEPTIONS a complete eye servicei parish societies TARTAGLIA'S care city, the eroso Pope Foundation, for which on Mar. 27 in the 303 MAIN STREET Japanese will be MAYWOOD - BOGOTA is grad- FUNERAL that You was school hall. A former COLONIAL HOME • unsurpassed. ually won from paganism Auxiliary Bishop Pernicone parishion- EAST N. OTHER SOCIAL and LITTLE FERRY ORANGE, J. lon't gamble. er, Father Andrisoni 71 atheism to the love and largely responsible. • The new was recent- WASHINGTON ST. service HUbbard 7-3050 ORange 2-2414 FUNCTIONS Take building here. our advice, consult of the one, true God.” was dedicated by Cardi- ly assigned N. L V. MULLIN A SON MORRISTOWN, J. John Mania, has JOHN J. FEENEY A SONS your eye for afl nal Spellman in September, 1957. chairman, an- • physician Island Missioners 976 BROAD JEfferson nounced that Rev. Peter 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE STREET 8-6878 *tye conditions. * Rinaldi, Modem air ON AUG. 1, 1955, Mother Ga- pastor of NEWARK, N. J. conditioned Depend on Ship 5.D.8., Corpus Christi RIDGEWOOD, N. J. SHOULD YOU briel went to St. 3-0660 banquet focllltle* fine NEED The Star Joseph's Villa, Church, Port Chester, N. and MArket of the Sea, a mission Y., Gl Ibert 4-7650 load and •ervloo alwep. Peapack, where she directed the Rev. John PASSAIC COUNTY 'LASSES COME sailed out of Divizia, 5.D.8., pas- PETER TO US schooner, CLIFFORD H. HANLEY Sausilito, guest and house. tor of St. PEINECKE J. QUINN j. AKUI in retreat Two will Calif., 1951, and into Truk, Anthony’s Church, Funeral 1321 TEANECK ROAD Director Manager which is years at her own choice, be guest speakers. Master in the Trust in later, of Territory 320 BELLEVILLE GORNY ft GORNY the Pacific. she was sent to Brazil where ceremonies at the dinner will WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. AVENUE • "At that time it was be Victor N. MORTUARY called the she established a hospital. About Motola. FRANCIS X. BLOOMFIELD, J. ‘Romance’,” writes FAHEY, POR 519 RESERVATIONS Brother Paul C. a month before its Father Andrisani Pilgrim 8-1260 MARSHALL STREET Acer, S.J., "and inauguration, was a mem- Manager it would she became seriously ill ber of N. J. take a veteran mariner and was St. Anthony’s TE 7-2332 PATERSON, Call MArket 2-1000 parish prior GORNY A GORNY to describe returned to the United his The the hardships involv- States in to graduation from Salesian MUlberry 4-5400 Optician THOMAS J. DIFFILY MORTUARY * ed in this January, 1960. School. A KNOTT 87 operating vessel in our High He entered the no- HOTEL HALSEY STREET 41 AMES 399 coral-infested AVENUE HOOVER QUINLAN HOME waters. Mother Gabriel vitiate of the Salesians AVENUE FUNERAL AUERT W. STENDER, Pre.ldent N. J. never recov- of Don NEWARK, Ml 2-5171 N. J. "Brother Bosco in Newton RUTHERFORD, BLOOMFIELD, N. J. Whalen has been ered from her illness. As her in 1928, and as a 27-29 HARDING WEbster 9-0098 AVENUE with the 1952 Brother in the Salesian Pilgrim 3-8400 ship since as body was lowered into the Congrega- cap- grave N. tion spent four CLIFTON, tain, chief mate and at Mt. St. John years at J. engineer, Academy, Father teaching KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME and the Salesian New PRtoscott ship is fulfilling the DeFalco, an alumnus High School, Ro- 7-3002 Outfitters to the of Our ESSEX COUNTY 101 UNION AVENUE Sisterhood for which chelle. purpose it was ob- of Loreto New Lady School, GORMLEY He attended BELLEVILLE, N. J. tained—doing mission work. We York, the Pontifical FUNERAL HOME gave the last brief Atheneum GEORGE AHR ft SON 9-3503 ROBERT EMMETT are an island in 154 TIRRELL, INC. mission and with- eulogy. Turin, Italy, for his PLymouth WASHINGTON PLACE in the 40-mile theological 700 NYE AVENUE lagoon there are studies; was ordain- CODEY S FUNERAL “I am one of the SERVICE PASSAIC, N. J. 89 • islands many boys ed in 1939 and CHAMBERS STREET many varying in size said his first Sol- IRVINGTON, N. J. that Mother he 69 HIGH STREET from a sand made," said, emn Mass on 9-3183 N*w spit to large is- Aug. 7, 1939 in St. ESsex 3-1020 PReicott York for it was 7, N. Y. 2-1032 lands under her Influence N. J. WOrth 10 miles and in Anthony’s Church. ORANGE, more REZEM that I first thought of the FUNERAL HOME with rivers and ORange 4-7554 length moun- Prior to his recent assignment HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOMI priesthood. I shall be 579 Grove Street COMPLETE POSTULANT SUPPLIES tains. always St. at Anthony’s where he is di- 171 indebted to Mother CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE WASHINGTON PLACE "The Star of the and pray N. J. Dressei Underwear Sea has its rector of youth activities, Father Irvington, Luggage, Trunks, etc. that my life reflects 77 PARK STREET N. base on Truk. Here the some of ESiex 2-8700 PASSAIC, J. govern- Andrisani was vice for THE her undaunted zeal, selflessness principal FOfc PRIEST ment has administration facilities MONTCLAIR, N. J. PReicott 7-0141 OR SEMINARIAN 12 years at of Chris- STANTON FUNERAL HOME and Mary Help where 40 American charity.” 4-0005 families as- tians High Pilgrim BLACK School, Tampa, 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE LUGGAGE sist in Fla., governing some 17,000 is- and , Goshen, N. J. DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME landers. Outside Sister M. Rosalia NUTLEY, Two the lagoon Fa- N. Y. SUSSEX Suiters • Club • Trunk* • Gifts NOrth 269 MT. PROSPECT COUNTY Bags for Religious ther is BALTIMORE 7-3131 AVE. Fahey living alone among Sister M. Ro- 3,000 natives R.S., the JOSEPH N. J. scattered over a salia, former Irene P. MURPHY NEWARK, dozen low islands Warren of died First for HOUSE FUNERAL extending in an Jersey City, here Tribe 102 FLEMING AVENUE HUmboldt 2-3333 HOME arc 175 miles west to due north. Mar. 8 at Mt. St. Agnes, Mt. PAUL B. ARUSHA, Tanganyika (RNS)— NEWARK, N. J. FERGUSON “Father Farrell is Washington. Some 4,000 ANYONE! ANYWHERE! working Catholics, Af- MArket 3-0514 owner Pay similar mainly a group in the Mortlock Before entering the Sisters of HUDSON COUNTY ricans, watched the ordination 27 CHESTNUT ST., SUSSEX, Islands. Less than half of these in JOHN F. MURPHY Mercy Baltimore, with whom ceremony here of the first mem- N. J. SUSSEX 2-4941 are Catholic and in order she served her life for ber people religious of the Waarusha tribe to be 480 SANFORD AVENUE 54 LAWRENCE O. FALLON to convert the others, a contin- years, she ordained was employed by into the Catholic priest- NEWARK, N. J. uous the 157 BOWERS STREET supply of food, building Dixon Crucible Cos., hood. Jersey ESsex 3-6053 UNION school JERSEY COUNTY material, and church sup CITY, N. J. JOHN plies, mail and other essentials, J. QUINN OLdfield 9-0579 must be FUNERAL HOME transported. DANIELJ. LEONARD ft SONS "Above James a. all, a safe means must 323-329 PARK AVENUE McLaughlin be 591 JERSEY MORTUARY the * AVENUE provided enabling priest to N. J. visit ORANGE, 242 his far-flung mission' JERSEY CITY, N. J. WEST JERSEY STREET regu- ORange 3-6348 larly. This is what the StaT of the OLdfield & 3-2266 N. J. FRANK McGEE . ELIZABETH, WITH A. Sea has been doing year in and ELlzabeth out HOWARD J. BRENNAN 2-5331 1 year since she has been- in 525 SUMMER AVENUE CONVENIENT these waters.” NEWARK, N. J. 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. MILLER-BANNWORTH low cosr. CieckMfl^ School HUmboldt 2-2222 WEST NEW Expansion YORK, N. J. FUNERAL HOME CHECKING ACCOUNT MURPHY FUNERAL HOME UNIon 7-0373 Critical Problem 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. GRACE Director with MURPHY, Sharing you the of N. J. gift RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME ELIZABETH, the 301 AVENUE Catholic of ROSEVILLE faith, Negroes IS ELlzabeth 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE 2-6664 Shreveport, La., are working NEWARK, N. J. UNION N. J. hard at being good Christians HUmboldt 3-2600 CITY, UNIon and supporting their parish. The 7 6767 MASTAPETER YOUR NAME on check. taw BERNARD A. KANE printed every of Our expansion Lady of the Wmrt KWrr ov i-s' FUNERAL HOMES FUNERAL HOME NECKER-SHARPE .Blessed Sacrament School is • now 400 No minimum balance required. FUNERAL HOME FAITOUTE AVE., their critical problem. PIE R R 0 39 HUMBOLDT STREET account. 525 - 45th STREET ROSELLE N. • Any amount starts an Rev. Joseph B. Hackett of the NEWARK, N. J. PARK, J. UNION Holy Ghost Fathers writes CITY. N. J. • Checkbooks free No advance that HUmboldt 3-0733 CHestnut 5-1558 payment. at present "there are 558 chil UNion 7-0820 mtmA FLOOD FUNERAL HOME • ELlzabeth 3-4855 check used dren in our school. Only 10£ per We go from UNIon 7-0120 Andrew W Flood, Mgr. small charge. primer to sixth grade with five GORNY ft GORNY plus monthly service 112 So. Munn Ave. LEBER FUNERAL HOME Sisters and five teachers. lay Our MORTUARY seventh and East Orange, N. J. 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. eighth grade stu- to 4-4445 330 ELIZABETH dents go class in the new high ORange UNION CITY, N. J. AVENUE HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL school MArket BANK building. 2-2530 UNion 3-1100 ELIZABETH, N. J. “Next we shall year probably ELlzabeth JERSEY CITY IN BAYONNE OPACITY F. 2-J415 |N have to take back our seventh BOSWORYH Montgomery at Wathlngton St. e FUNERAL HOME Broadway at 23rd St. grade. Where to put them will 311 WILLOWAVENUE OROWNEY * FUNERAL HOME Jack.on at Wllklmon Av*. be the I fear we shall ALBERT Inc. 722 Clinton N. IN OUTTENBERO problem. H. HOPPER, Avenue, HOBOKEN, J. 1070 NORTH BROAD ★ STREET Central Ava. Bowort St. ★ have to drop one of the classes Newark noar ittk St. at BarganUna MONUMINTS • MAUSOLEUM 8, N.J. 9-1455 Ava. OLdfield N. * which we are " IIM4I RIDOR ROAD HILLSIDE, J. Pavonla Ava. at Orova St. running as double NO. ARLINOTON N. 4. ESsex 4-6677 IN HOBOKEN Opdo*U OLdfield 9-1456 Holy Croat Carnotcry ELlzabeth 2-1663 4O Journal h Square ★ Rlvar at Flrtt St. CORPORAL WE ARE THE LARGEST'MANUKACTIJI?ER* OF'MEMORIALS THE ★ THE is a square IN OPEN MONDAY EVENINO ★ A ON OPEN FRIDAY EVENINO ,S?,ft5)F TO OUR CUSTOMERS SAVINGS or For in this section call piece of linen or out SKTfv listing The Advocate, Fadaral Dopoilt Inturanca Corporation hemp spread MArket 4-0700 on the altar stone during Mass. Jersey City Arms for Blight Fight William of Rehabilitation By F. Judkins may then started to function, he said. refurbishing discuss the need for have him summoned to Jersey City. expanding JERSEY CITY The con- magis- "Reports have been coming Among these are the Jersey the committee to include busi- trate’s court. in of landlords certed and author- fixing up their Real municipally City Estate the and civic McWilliams said he Board, ness organizations. ized attack Msgr. where had not Chamber on blight in lower premises they of Commerce and to have a done hopes Jersey City a in 10 he other Jersey City began formally thing years,” civic groups. assistant STILL ANOTHER STEP la Mar. corporation counsel pointed out. “This is the effect 18, when Msgr. Leßoy E. It was the Priests Commit- being taken ttf restore assigned to handle the bureau’s of Jersey McWilliams director of the publicity. They’re sprucing tee which started this new on- McWilliams said. legal work. He has also been City, Msgr. of Rehabili- up their property even before Jersey City Bureau slaught to halt the blight en- with Chief During the week of Mar. 27, conferring Magis- they are cited for violations." tation, met with his assistant compassing the 'city and which trate John Gillick with the teams of the Build a Better directors and members of in- was instrumental in having the view to having a mag- THE ORDINANCE is America Committee of the Na- teams at the head- single quite new ordinance passed spection and the tional Real Board istrate handle all rehabilitation minimum Estate will quarters, 279 Grove St. i specific as to re- Bureau of Rehabilitation estab- cases. come into Jersey City to make quirements for dwellings but it lished. Purpose of the meeting was The committee has met He also to have addi- a survey. to hopes nevertheless can be amended set up procedures in opera- several times with the City tional personnel assigned to the as the situation This committee is composed tion of the bureau established warrants. Commissioners. teams. Thus far of experts in all of inspection they On Mar. 15, for the phases ordinance on example, The by municipal have been Priests Committee has is fee at- inspctidg buildings Commission housing. There no Mar. 9. City tightened up Msgr. McWilliams, pas- sought advice from other tached along Monmouth St., the law out- to their work but their tor ok St. Michael’s Church, starting to require screens at from Grand and all the of-qity sources as well. On expenses will be borne St., every window in each jointly had been director dwelling Mar. appointed by -violations 21 the pastors and other the Real Estate 1,000 already noted unit. The use of oil heaters by Jersey City the commission on Feb. city members met with Agnes are in this area. Monmouth Cole- Board and the but it until month St., bedrooms, a source of Jersey City 9, was not a formerly and man Chamber of incidentally,' passes through fire in loss of Dorothy Cronheim, Commerce, Msgr. later that the ordinance was resulting life, chairman five downtown and director of the McWilliams said. are Cracked walls him full author- parishes. prohibited. passed giving Newark Commission for and Neigh- has to be he to function. must be “Much done,” ity ceilings repaired. borhood THE REHABILITATION Conservation and Re- comments. “This whole The ordinance of Hallways and stairs must be proj- course ap- This to all habilitation. was ect, re-de- project, designed bring free of trash and and meeting including ultimately plies to, all sections of Jersey garbage, held at to the minimum St. Anthony’s housing up outer fences and walls rectory. velopment on a grand scale, City, but the first effort will must be standards of the They plan to hold ordinance, is in safe another may take as as 20 be directed toward the lower condition. long years. the first step in meeting Mar. 28 at Ros- only an all- In the Holy However, a start has been of the It is the the Priests good portion city. meantime, at which out effort to restore Jersey Committee ary rectory they will made.” oldest and thus most in need for Downtown Jer- City as a prime place to live of rehabilitation. sey City will continue to func- and work. and Prior to enactment of the or- tion, offering suggestions McWilliams said Msgr. he advice based dinance, inspection teams from on personal was “This very optimistic. knowledge and the building, fire and health experience. area (lower Jersey is headed City) Msgr. McWilliams is also departments, by Deputy old. very Practically all the chairman of Fire Chief William Peters, had this. dwellings were built before been and not- visitingdwellings 1900,’’ he said. “But we have THE COMMITTEE function- violations. No ing complaints wonderful natural assets and ed informally for several were issued, however, because the can be restored.” city months before it was formally THE POPE of lack of a precise ordinance. SPEAKS: These action of John XXIII taken Already the of pictures Pope speaking are impact the organized on Jan. 11. Since from Bureau of Rehabilitation a TVfilm in which he addresses Americans in English is be- that time it has been urging them to help re- msgr. McWilliams told meeting ing felt, although it has with other lieve the of and just groups interested in poverty refugees other poor people of the world. The 50-second film, The Advocate this week that Catholic will be issued prepared for Relief Services-NCWC is being distributed to TV networks complaints now P to the offending landlords. He etrean StatueNot'Ancient' and 300 local stations for showing in connection with the 1960 Bishops’ Relief Fund estimated that approximately appeal which begins this Sunday. 1,000 violations have been un- It’s 600 Years Old covered in about 200 buildings. Only Msgr. McWilliams has VATICAN CITY Lyrical Pius, Affable John (NO-Scien- ue is probably the work of Ar- named as assistant of tific studies indicate that the nolfo directprs cel- di Cambio, a Florentine the Bureau of Rehabilitation: ebrated statue of St. Peter in St. artist of the 13th century who Michael fire Peter’s Basilica Burke, acting here is not *o designed the Chapel of Boniface chief; Dennis Sullivan, health old as most 5 With Words people think, an art IV and the Tomb of Boniface and Patrick Ways officer; Mullane, expert has VIII. He attributes the ’ announced. statue to head of the Mario building depart- of the Arnolfo because of details CITY L’Osservatore Vati- QUITE Salmi, professor of VATICAN Speaking Romano, THE was 9PPOSITE ment. of medieval art at' the of the five history composition and meth- •tyles can City daily, wHich the next Benedict casting Popei reign- through Pontiff, Pope of ods. University Rome, says his ing during the 40 years he has been associated with all dalla past XV, who, according to THE PROCEDURE is clear- studies date the statue from the An analysis of the alloy used have from musical five ’ learned “with ranged Popes. Torre, difficulty" ly set forth in the ordinance. 13th Until now it was showed it is of 80% labored and to St. Pius Count dalla to deliver century. composed through finally PQpe X, sermons. Bene- When violation is noted believed Pope a by that the statue and almost with conversational the last char- Torre "clear was pro- copper 20% tin, recalls, was a and dict, dalla an Torre observes, inspection team, a com- duced in pagan Rome and sub- mere traces of a acteristic to the cur- flowing who establish- came lead, composi- belonging speaker from a life is issued the diplomatic plaint by Bureau for Christian tion which rent affable ed immediate sequently adapted was in use at the end Pontiff, Pope John contact with his which "even when it is talka- of Rehabilitation. The landlord or that it use, was a product of of the 13th century. Late in the XXIII. listener through his serene ex- and indeed tive, precisely then, may appeal this and the late complaint . Roman used for and his harmonious does not Empire alloy! pression say anything." ‘ seek a The statue THESE hearing. sits at the art work of OBSERVATIONS ap- which like that of stiffly were composed voice, was a However, statements iika These Me hearings, Msgr. right of the basilica's main aisle. about 10% lead. in an article Count peared by person ‘who had studied and "Nations do not die!" in Bene- Williams WOMAN AT said, will be conduct- It a curly-headed WORK: A Sister St. Benedict dalla depicts St. Pe- Pagan Rome couldn’t have of chops Giuseppe Torre, editor of loved singing.” dict’s to pro- 1915 appeal warring ed by his three assistant direc- ter at holding up two fingers in duced the statue, he be- wood St. Walburga's convent near Denver just nations said, point his of tors as a Should up gras'p sitting body. pontifical blessing. The cause if it had right the statue almost one of the chores on the "the fundamental daily flourishing 150-acre points of that the landlord’s be denied worn appeal foot has been by the would 'have had to away certainly be farm the of German international law, of those civil he will be a reasonable group refugee Sisters began build- 71 II9HK given lips of devout pilgrims who kiss altered in order to depict St. Pe- relations modem time to the violation. among peo- rectify the statue. ter. Professor ing in 1935. Then a run-down abandoned Salmi says he tract, the of which he was not ple, only a If he fails to do so, the Bureau Professor Salmi says the stat- found no evidence of alteration. farm now the master supports community. TteAdweale but also a pioneer," dalla Torre points out. March 24,1960 11 POPE PIUS XI is also class- r ed THIS as one to whom public

speaking came hard. "One eve- ning receiving me at the epis- 9 jf 0 copal palace (in Milan) he had lost his voice," dalla Torre re-

calls. "He to managed tell me that three speeches during the Worth had been Free day enough to tire him and reduce him to the TIME IS state in which I found him.” MONEY Yet, dalla Torre remembers reen Pius XI as one who Stamps became a L at good he speaker, though usually TWi for j coupon li good 100 S&H Green Stompi FREE JMRMt preferred to leave his speech with purchase of $lO.OO or more at Acme Market. . unadorned any by literary preten- Offer expires 1960. Limit 1 Carteret /• Apr. 2, coupon per customer. \ sions or of erudition. GET S&H samples Green Stampe at all ACME SUPERMARKETS His mry main concern, dalla Torra notes, was clarity, and he would repeat himself until he •It It • HI 11• was satisfied that he had made his point precisely. !l POPE PIUS XII would pre- his pare speeches with elabor- 7 ate care and then easily CLIP THIS COUPON! memorize them, according to ONLY AT.. dalla Torre. As he spoke he would “visualize the whole text of the speech in his mind, every line, every page, every dalla correction,’’ Torre con- tinues, observing that because the late Pontiff looked straight ahead as though at a lectern, there a was tendency to monot- ony in his delivery. Dalla Torre does not deny the effectiveness of Pius Xll's speech, however, basing it "on the very powerful substance of thought, on how he penetrated and exhausted % per in a masterly way the most varied and diffi- cult subjects. ’’

POPE JOHN’S discourses “real are and proper talks and conversations," according to dalla Torre. He says they are extremely convincing not only because the subjects spring from a sentiment Your savings earn dividendsfrom actual and from a deeply felt conviction of char- but ity, also because of the DAY OF DEPOSIT Pope’s friendly, communica- tive and affable way of ex- pressing himself. Carteret makes every day a dividend day. Yes, Pope John, the editor ob- yourmoney earns 3tt% right from the very day of whatever the time of serves, expresses himself with- deposit . . • month. Green out severity, without words of Remember, too, at Carteret you get safety plus scorn. He wishes to draw close profit because savings are insured up to your and not to bvthe Federal cause irritation, to Savings and Loan win people over and not to stir

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Why not open an account today at the Carteret Office moatconvenient foryoui Rubrics Decree Stamps Is In addtHta Expected It yotr wHL of SktAROKaT IN NC.W JERSEY regtiar stamps $lO.OO or wort and above. VATICAN CITY coapoa (NC)-An an- nouncement which will further Carteret Church savings and Loan Association simplify rubrics, the mis- sal and the breviary Is expected Acme Markets Are 866 BROAD STREET, NEWARK soon Redeemable at from the Sacred Congrcga- Any that additional tion of Kites. and eight office*; An informed NEWARK: 550 Bloomßild Annul 744 Broad Strut Vatican source has said that Headquarters for Acme Market such a decree will throughout Sprlnjflild-Birjen; 359 Spiiojflild Art. IomyIIIi:487 Strut Orangi be issued shortly before or-after Commuter: Pino taOrood Station City lint: 7)2 Annul Springfleld Easter (Apr. 17). I An. North and AST ORANGE: SOUTH 159South It Is expected that the jteme Jersey M 6 Centro! ORANGE: OrangeBn. Congre- LENTEN ! gation of Rites will quadruple the number of feasts of simple rank. Afiiirirfrs Staten Island This would enable the celebrants

of votive to Masses make a choice on days when more than one feast occurs. tiie 12 advocate March 24,.1960

Young Advocates, Let's Worry a Bit About Worrying By June would be too tired. Dwyer came. He said it might rain, would be very silly people if do something with your life. Once upon a time in Now had all raincoats. “Why Worry” a so they bought we never visited Worryland—- Shovel Worry- the walk, learn to land land —a that we all visit 'problem too. Why did he He said they might drown in it's inside right of us, you swim or smile. sometimes worry? He just there were three worried because if the lake so all learned know. We have they _to meet the The same God Who watches brothers. he There was “What worried, some of the hor- how to swim. He said if they Worry brothers to remind us to our world over keeps His eye Worry”, “When and rible things he worried about sick wouldn’t Worry” were they get be careful and to do the best on Worryland. |fe’s trying to “Why never If he Worry”. were the happened. wasn’t better so they did what the we can all They of the time. lead us all to the land of of Mr. and he afraid, that doctor Hope children Mrs. Fear. worrying, was said and were well fast. But let's not and chat stop and the land of Peace. No Now “What mat- a everything would Worry” had happen. He too long. Wrap your in ter what worry happens He’ll be there very serious problem. What did worried that if it rained he NOW, YOUNG Advocates, we your prayers and go out and to bail us out. he wouldn’t have raincoat. worry about, you ask? He a He worried about worried that if his cousins in he fell in the lake Happyland because something he wouldn’t remember might to how to swim. He worried Host happen make them that Salesians 4,500 Boy Savios unhappy. He worried about to- if he was sick he wouldn’t get RAMSEY More than 4,500 members of morrow because it might rain well and thst if he was well the Dominic General were: Gary Tobin, St Savio Clubs from or snow. He he might get sick. the eastern U. S. Mary’s worried about the attended the 10th an- School, Plainfield; Jerry grass because it nual St. La might not assembly of the at Japisch, Joseph's School, THE WORRY youth group Don Bosco High grow. boys were Porte, Ind; and Dan Moriarty, School here Mar. 20. About 3,000 of very busy. They were so busy the . Now “When Worry” had a boys represented St. James’ School, Del Mar, Calif. in fact that never had classroom clubs located in serious too. When they New Jersey. All three were present to receive problem time to do anything but “You did he worry? He worried all worry. must always > remain their awards from Father Zig- But they did a wonderful wholesome SETON of the time. He worried thing Americans and zeal- PLAY: Students of St. Lucy’s, Jersey City, when given Rev. giotti. gave a play on the life of Mother for their by Very Joseph Ty- It time friends. When any- ous Christians," the to was to go to bed for boys were Moderator Awards were Seton recently -honor vocation month. On minski, 5.D.8., director of Don pre- stage are, left to right; Sister Cecilia, fear thing went wrong the friends told that he would not by Very Rev. Renato Bosco sented to Mother Theresa Casaro, sleep. Zig- Technical School, Pater- Bernadette Mother would go to “What Dolores Lipinski; and Archbishop Carroll, He worried when giotti, General of Provincial Waddleton; Seton, it was time Worry,” 5.D.8., Suprior son. Father of the Salesian Sis- “When Worry" Tyminski alluded to John Burke. to get for fear that or “Why the Salesian Society, ters, Mother up he visiting the communist youth held Paterson; Margar- and tell them about it. from rally Worry” Turin, “Be proud of last et Mary, Pa.; Sis- Italy. summer in and Conshohocken, The would con- boys go to your country and be ter Esther right always loyal trasted the two Glens Falls, work meetings: one Marie, Lives the Saints worrying so the friends to Christian your principles.” for evil N. Sister M. Mt. Sav- of and conquest of the world Y.; Celia, wouldn’t have to bother. Father the fifth suc- force and age, Md; Sister Eliseta, of La So Ziggiotti, by violence, the other you see, in all CAMP Worryland of St. Don Bosco, for John Gar- cessor spoke personal holiness and sancti- Mars, Iowa; Sudol, of the were people very happy! fication. field, and Sister M. Bel- When through an interpreter, Very Rev. Sienna, cousin Johnny’s was Felix J. N. Mex. Penna, 5.D.8., Provin- Father en, Three sick Tyminski Sisters he told “What” recalled the to worry cial of the Salesians in the U. S. The award for the best home- and words of St. Johnny went and took to care and Canada. The made Superior Gen- : banner went to the Savio of the cousin. The “To be a saint,” day it snow- Often in the history of our lowed to read the We should read the eral delivered his closing re- unit from Immaculate Heart of Scriptures try to Cl/tiAt ed, Fred told Don Bosco said, “you must first “What” about it members of the same marks to Dominic Savio Club Mary Church, they were sad and hid the Scriptures more often. The and then of all be and School, Mahwah. Awards they Fred went out and cheerful, secondly, have saints. members in English: "God bless family become We books. three sisters’ feast day shoveled must were also given for oratory and the The you carry out your duties snow. day the have, St. Augustine and his is America, and God bless all of spelling. The Salesian-Band from Apr. 3. grass didn’t cheerfully.” FOR HER Iren# grow Mary told mother, St. Monica, for an ex- sentence, you.” Goshen, N. Y., directed Robert “What” and then by was made Urn went out and or St. Benedict and his to go and live with Kina RECEIVING the Savio of the Ortone, the band ample, was guest for evil but she planted grass seed. THE PRINCIPAL address Year St. Scholastica. men, was was awards from the Superior the sister, spared CYO Gives “When” proceedings. from harm. was there all Our saints this Then the tied HIAIRSTOWN j night week are judge n and all to do the her to a post and burned her day worry- sisters. There are three of ing so the townsfolks could them. They are not as well sleep eight'hours each night known as some families but Essay Topic Catholic 7-14 and they never Boys woke up tired. their lives were beau- and just as NEWARK - “Freedom • “Why Worry” the tiful. All Sports helped Peace” has been announced as folks out before the trouble • Modem Cabins the topic for the annual essay AGAPE, Chionia and Irene • contest sponsored by the archdio- Beautiful Lake were the of CAMP daughters pagan • VILLA FERRETTI cesan CYO. Mature Counsellors parents. They lived around 300 n l d ly h • Mass .* Teach* The contest is conducted Daily £r. r!n n n |*! i4 ?«U*ioU. A.D. in Macedonia. The being | •r* Flllpplni. Girls 8 to 16. Located girls in the Berkshire Hill*. on two levels and Full dally were Christians who loved the eighth grade f Excellent Food programs specialize, in swimming school • Holy and high —with two winners, Nurse in Attendance For information write— Scriptures kept a and a chosen SUPERIOR copies of them. boy girl, being • Swimming Instructions *t. Peter's Convent in each. to enter stu- In 303 the Diocle- Eligible are • Torrlnston, Conn. Emperor Campfires dents at Catholic and a tian issued law that anyone grammar • Older In schools and school Boys who owned Christian writings high public students who attend Con- Separate Cabins would be killed. The girls hid parish fraternity of Christian Doctrine CAMP ST.JOHN their copies and tried to read July 3-31 $l7O them at night when they would classes. be Schools July 31-Aug. 27_ $l6O Gladstone, N. J. not seen. But the sisters are being asked to con- The were not able to keep their duct their own preliminary judg- Full Season Ideal Camp $2BO secret. the best of Canductad by the ing, submitting only SISTERS of fho The soldiers found out that the turned in their stu- Under CYO ST. JOHN BAPTIST essays by Auspices for the girls would not cat meat dents for county elimination. BOYS—6-10 yrs. for POETRY LOVERS: Students of Our Lady of that Send, Illustrated folder Queen Peace, Maywood, are warming was sacrificed to a false Apr. 15 is the deadline for entries. GIRI,S—6-15 yrs. —NEWARK OFFICE— for the Advocate Club contest. Each class held a win- god. They suspected that the 3 up Young poetry contest. The Seaton: July to Auiuat 30 THE TOPIC girls were Christians and for the contest is Director Send for brochure! ners, left to right, are: front row: ar- Camp Allison Goralewicz, Marlene Melchiorre, Patricia the title of the rested them. The soldiers also annual statement 101 ST. Guest House for Womanll PLANE Pierce, William Manson and Ann Marie Moreno; second row: William Pat- issued the of the U. S. t« Atkinson, searched the house of by Bishops r , July and Augutt vacatlonara Agape, NEWARK N. J. r, at ••"'l-Prlvata In their statement the 2, K .Y * V. Room. ricia Duffy, William Foley, Christine Dwyer, Patrick Hynes, Lynne Romano and Chionia and Irene and found Bishops Ml Call or Writ* for further data discussed 3-2940 the communism’s current Plgpack 1-0it0 Susan Haverstick; third row: Joseph Moran, Linda Mancini, Margaret Sheehan and Holy Scriptures. threats and outlined methods for Roberta Maurano. THE GIRLS were brought be- combatting the Red offensive. En- fore the court. Agape and Chi- trants have been asked to write Notre Dame — —Camp onia were tried first. The EXTRA GIFTS: Senior an abcut the statement. CAMP ALVERNIA for GIRLS Music Grants judge essay asked she would Agape why A will be In the Foothill* of tho MOUNT tT. FRANCIS, RINOWOOO, NEW JERSEY Young Advocates will be plaque awarded to Whlto Mountain* not eat the meat. She said: The Camp constitutes 133 acres of heavy woodland and hills of the those placing first in each of the NEW Surrounded by picturesque beauties to trying to win these extra HAMPSHIRE Ramapo Mountains. of nature, it "Because I a Christian.’’ Open Boys am four divisions. Certificates will be la an Ideal place for ftrls of today to spendtheir leisure time. in the Swimming, Boating, Basketball, Hiking, Horseback Riding, SOUTH ORANGE—Seton Hall The judge then asked her what prizes Young Advo- NAMASCHAUG SPRUCELAND Gymnastics, given to those finishing second Camp Fires, Music, Dramatics, Volley-Ball, Bicycle Riding, WATER. she believed. said: “I LAKE SPOFFORD School Is Agape cate Club Easter and third. GRANITE LAKE CYCLINO, Movies, Roller Skating and Television. Arts and Crafts, Preparatory offering contest. Winning essays will be believe Indoor Oamesfor Rainy Days, etc. musical scholarships of $l5O to in the living God, and The rules are in the placed in competition against the BOYS 6 to JULY 3rd to AUOUST 30th (7 Weeks) I to 13 con- Ages 16 GIRLS SEASON: ACES in the Newark Archdiocese I will not lose all the merit ISO week—S3So 810 Registration Foe (Now Campers only) boys winning from Huds per per season. test box. Prizes include: essays ,n, 5250 SEASON CONDUCTED BY CAPUCHIN SISTBRS and Paterson Diocese who play of my past life by one evil $3OO Bergen and Union Countries for Write: RRV. SISTER DIRECTRESS, Phono YOrktown 3-0410 5140 FIRST 4 string and action.” first, statue of Our WEEKS $175 between 3:30 and S p.m. brass, woodwind, per- Lady archdiocesan prizes. About 4S from Then 5135 By Automobile miles Oeorge Washington Bridge cussion instruments. the judge asked Chi- of SECOND 4 WEEKS $165 Grace; second, hand- Auditions for the scholarships onia what she believed. She BOYS' 2-Week Pre-Season carved statue of Our Period $BO said: "I believe Lord; will be held Apr. 16 at 9 a.m. in the living Final third, Equipment Beautiful Waterfronts Mature in Room G-l of the Seton Hall God and therefore I cannot crucifix; honorable > GEORGIAN COURT in Attendance CAMP MOTHER the Supervision, MAZZARELLO - Physician Balanced Meals gymnasium auditorium. Appli- obey emperor’s order to mention, Station of the Resident and eat the was Chaplain Registered Nurse at Each oiris bstwoen of 6 and 14 cants will bo expected to meat.’’ Irene also COtllGt Camp agst Wookly rats $25.00 play Cross booklets. The prizes | their asked why she would not eat Conducted a composition of own choos- . by the Stiton of Mercy (Boys) For Booklet (Girls) are donated CAMP and I by Ferri Bros., DIRECTRESS ing, a chromatic scale of at least she said: "Becaifso was FOUR-YEAR COURII JOHN E. CULLUM—MR. & MRS. lIADINO TO LAURENCE FELL 659 Bslmont Avenue, North Haledon, two afraid Inc., Paramus. N.J. octaves, and sight read a of offending God.” > R.A. and IS. OIORIU 215 79th St, N. Bergen, N. J. 914 79th St, N. N. Bergen, J. Roildont undor of Salotian Sisters. simple march. The was Nurio; supervision judge angry. He >Well-thtogratod program In liberal UNion 9-2531 UNion ACADEMY . 9-1279 Those interested should write the another chance OF Boating, Swimming, Hiking, Crafts, Hobbies, Dramatics gave girls ( Arte, Fine Arti, Science, Muelc, Heme If Call the office no aniwor UNion f-*63* of the headmaster, to change their mind but SAINT ELIZABETH Economice, Suilneu Admlnletrotlon.' Telephone HAwthorne 7-0452 Seton Hall would 'Teacher Training for Elementary Preparatory School, they not. He ordered FOR OIRLS and' South Orange. that Agape and Chionia should Founded 1800 Fully Accredited .Secondary School*, Fully Accredited , BOYS and Addretei SISTER - 6 16 of ' GIRLS Ages to bo burned alive and that Irene Sitters Charity SICRITARY Convent. New Jersey Oeerglan Court College should be put back in { prison JEffarson 9-1600 Lakewood. Now Jeney | OFF TO CAMP Canto St. John’s for a longer time. AFTER AGAPE and Chionia ST. JOSEPH A Lakeside Mountain Camp had been burned, the soldiers CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY the brought Holy Scriptures to ft. ah. Sandy Aoach an Huntar lake, Season: 3rd 28th Boya 6-16, 1,300 N. Y. 100 mil*, from July to August the court. The judge called N.Y.C. Modern buitdlngi. lavatory In each robin. Hot ahowora. Excallant moali. CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AIL SPORTS Irene before him again and INCLUDING Dlvortifiod actlvltiot, recreational and Initructional. Maturo, profottlotial toachort that THE and coachat from colleger and Ono said she and her sisters CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC WATER-SKIING, SAILBOATING, top-ranking prop •choeli. counsellor for four Joiult Ono aU-fnclurivo fao. had committed an ovary boyo. Chaplain. Catalog. unforgivable Fully Accredited - Offering A.B. and B.S. Degree* GOLF ON PREMISES Wrlto Hobart X. Yala Unlv. Athlatic Now crime the Oelgengack, Att'n, Havan, Conn., or by keeping books, Phono ORogon 7-7007 (N.Y.C.); Vallay Straam 3-ISSB (Long Itland).. but he would forgive her if • and Separate for boyi glrli on oppotlte thorn of private compi she would worship the false 100-acre lake. Founded In 1899 by the Siiteri of Charity THE IDEAL CAMP FOR CATHOLIC god. • 1300 acres of healthful scenic woodland at 1700 feet altitude BOYS said Irene, “for BOYS 6 fo 14 “No,” those • Individual cabin; each accommodates five counsellor compart and who do so are in danger of hell of Saint Elizabeth • College counsellors instruct Experienced, mature and carefully supervise all College acres fire. Almighty God has com- campus... 1,000 ... campers all sports, including water-skiing.. manded us to love Him unto Convent Station, New Jersey' • Reasonable cfcASn ALL-INCLUSIVE rates for 8 or 4 weeks; convenient death. For that payment Elaborate Indian Lore program... REGIS reason we pre- plans available BOUND: Robert fer to be burned alive rather brother • St. Joseph's it open throughout the welcome experienced couivi Mastrillo of Our Lady than the year; parents are to give up selors from Holy Scrip- visit at time La Salette f any CAMP order, Queen of Peace, Hacken- tures and betray Him.” All fee $5OO. For illustrated catalog and inclusive rates, write or phonei r sack, will attend Regis The judge questioned Irene Director of Campi, Saint Joseph's ENFIELD further and she told how Sullivan Cos., N.Y., ius High School, New York, in Eleventh NEW HAMPSHIRE she and her New York sisters had gone Montlcello 770; 9-4242 City, TWining September on a four-year [ilftllil ffl out to a mountain top and lived (Campi conducted by th. Siitert of St. Dominic of Amltyvllte) Rev. scholarship. is con- alone •for year. She said Write: - Regis a Campbell, Dir. Camp Pius Eleventh, N. H. they Enfield, rea'd ducted by the Jesuit the Scriptures night and ““VISIT AND SEE FOR day and stayed close to God. YOURSELFs-t Fathers for scholarship When they returtied home and students. found that they were not al- CAMP ST. REGIS CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VIUA "'SSTSST' 41 it. Seaton FOR BOYS Completely Staffed Xeverlan by Brothefg The beet Advocate Club EAST HAMPTON, L I. you ere looking for In Health Young Bite Sanitation Supervision Recreation

MAMMOUTH SWIMMING POOL ' Theatro For GIRLS AjmS-ib Open Air Roller Skating Rink Vaat Ball rield Pioneering Home and Bakery Easter Contest sns*?s INSPECTION INVITED FROM MID APRIL ON Y * *WAKATI Weekly Ratal; »40— Silo Senior Division: Write a on the Passion m For BOYS Saaion Rata poem of Christ or on rwr bv i J for 144-1 from CAMp, . Booking! Waaka—Seaton July 1, to August 17 Ages 4-14 Easter. It must be at least eight lines. For Information Junior Division: want and Direction. Coneult Write an article on what .you to bo

NEW YORK OFFICII Rt. Rev Msar. John J. McEvoy when you grow Op. If you cannot write, draw us a Mil* beach Shelter Island mile* ol picture. long tandy on Sound, turroundod by 107 Bast Urd St., New York N. Tel 14. Y. i Murray Hill J-47»4 L^s virgin for*it. CUar, iaf*, Salt *r Swimming, Sailing, Horseback Riding, Name Ctafti and all iporti. Modern fadlltl** and *qulpm*nt. Tutoring avallabU. j Grade . { loading itaff composed of maturo, experienced export* In th* camping I Address j field Including Helen Duffy, Director Physical Education, Notre Damo DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP College for Women) Ed Danowikl, former Fordham Football Coach) Frank 1 j City “Bo" *, formerly Fordham Baikotball Coach) Don Kennedy, Director STAATSBURG, N Y. of Athletics and Basketball St, Peter * Coach, 1 College LOCATION' 758 Hudson 81 acres . . .on ... ml. N. of N.Y.C. j School { HOUSING; Now (1958) dormitories; each Jetult • Private Msdlcal Staff with own lavatorios Chaplain Chapal • Mad* and hot showers. f Teacher j with 100% Seaton Pur* V*g*tabl* $495.00 Tuition Plan COUNCILORS: XAVERIAN BROTHERS Shortening i lam a member □ I would like All to join □ j Write Phono for sporto . . . Swimming Pool . . . 100' x 50' or Information f Hi* SEASON; - j En[oy wond*rfol , nutrition and duly 1 to August quafltv of fln* 76th (8 Weeks) Rules: Entries should be sent to: June V. Dwyer, Young Advo- BUTTERCUP RATES: Pull _ |„ season 5795.; Half season SI6O. .v.ry day .v.ry way VISIT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF cate 31 Clinton Newark WRITE; Rev. H. Club, St., 2, N. J. Your entry makes you for R. Barron. O.P. toaihng, landwichei, M lull member. r*cip or plain good KENNEDY a DON 869 Lexington N.Y. N.Y. •ating. Avo., 21, Entries Crott must bo in tho Young Advocate office by Wednesday, lower Road, Saddle River, N. J. DAvla 7-1479 Phono: RHjnelander 4-2080(4 to 8 P.M. Only) Apr. 13, 1060. II Villi HAD A Million Dili AH, I YOU (01110!! I bllf ||||||k KMAO March 24, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 13 Songs, Words, Dinner

Planned at St. E’s

CONVENT-The College of St. the marines in Korea. Elizabeth will sponsor a concert, Miss Higgins Is the author oi a lecture Marguerite by Higgins “Red Plush—Black Bread” and and a father-daughter dinner dur- “News Is a Singular Thing.” the ing coming week. The concert will be presented by the glee club in conjunction with St. Mi- Marymount chael’s College glete club of Wi-

nooski Park, Vt., Mar. 25 at 8 p ni. in the auditorium. The an- Superior nual concert will feature selec-

tions classical mu- sic, Dies Mar. 22 popular songs and Viennese waltzes. TARRYTOWN, N. Y. Mother The will program start with Marie Gerard at Phelan, superior HAPPY THOUGHTS: Principals the Seton Communion breakfast a rendition of the “Hail Bayley gather- joint general of the Institute of the PATERSON LECTURE: Hilda author (second from Graef, left), spoke to the Pater- ed at Seton Hall South before the Mary”'by D’Artega. Sister University, Orange, start of the program. Talking Mary Religious of the Sacred Heart oi son of Elise Diocesan Council Catholic Women Mar. on and John D. are 15 “Modern Gloom and Christian it over are, left to Mrs. Vincent F. Donaghue Mary died at the motherhouse right: O’Rourke, chairman; f Msgr. John J. - the directors. Hope.” The lecture was held at Eastside School. here Mar. 22 High Shown with Miss are, Seton Hall Mrs. E. following a shorl Graef erty, president; Archbishop Boland, Charles Garneau, president; Carol' McCloskey, Merchant- illness. Mother left to right: Mrs. A. lecture Mrs. Paul Gerard, who wa* Sebian, chairman; Cannizzo, diocesan presi- Rev. Michael J. St. Augustine’s, Union and ville, is chairman with Feketie of City, speaker; Msgr. Thomas Marguer- born in Kilkenny, Ireland, was 88 dent; and Msgr. John J. Shanley, diocesan ite moderator. Gillhooley, moderator. Hoeffle, Mountainside, as years old. accompanist. Others On the com- Cardinal Spellman will preside mittee include: Dorothea Hoban, at funeral services to be held Clifton; Jo-EUen King, Mar. With New Women Madison; 25 at 11 a.m. in Butjei Artists Jersey Gail tastorini, and Metropolitan Bogota; Pa- Memorial Chapel, Marymount, tricia Villanova, Newark. Tarrytown. The body will lie" in The clubs will attend dinner state until a that time and wilhbe before To at the concert. interred in Sing Marylawn the crypt which also Lenten Endeavors contains the body of Mother THE SENIORS will take the SOUTH Marie ORANGE - The Fath- and Jerome Metro- Joseph Butler, with whom pany Hines, spotlight Mar. 26 when at- Club they Mother Gerard ers of of the will be master of founded Marylawn politan basso, tend the annual Majy- has issued invitations By June Dwyer father-daughter mount in 1907. Oranges to ceremonies. dinner. •» Following the festivities a cultural aimed * event at adding Dr. Arthur J. D’Alessandro of The spiritual emjeavors of the Communion Breakfast 3 the is the Apr. college, chainman lumbus, will speak at the af- mothers will have a get- MOTHER Gerard the ... was received to building fund. South is ar- North women Orangd handling Jersey are still following '8 a.m. Mass. Mrs. Rev. Cyril Schweinberg, C.P. fair which will follow the 8 together. into the congregation in 1893. Aft- Lucia Evangelista will the present rangements for the fathers, as- highlights of their activity. Fred is chair- of St. Michael’s a.m. Mass in St. Paul’s Ann Mishler of Cleveland Lautenschlaeger ... is er Mpnastery, founding- she a concert assisted by the Metro- sisted Mrs. Marymopnt, by James O’Brien of man of the affair which will be Union will conduct Mrs. Ernest Generalli -has chairman assisted Alice Together City, a Day by Noon- served as dean and later politan Artists Apr. 2 at 8:30 West Orange and Conlan presi- .Brian held in the Auditorium. Elea- of Recollection for the ben named chairman of the an, Brockton, Mass. • • dent. Women are the women She was also named p.m. in the school auditorium of meeting at super- South nor Orange. D’Angelo win s ng accom- of St. Cassian’s, Mont- annual card party at the Ruth- ior and Communion rail and are then Upper provincial of the here. Appearing on the NqJ-th program Anne Stellatilla Mar. 29 erford Columbiettes to be held MARGUERITE re- panied by . clair, at Higgins, American going on to breakfasts 'where . . starting 9:30 province and ip 1J846 with Miss Evangelista are: Sal Sacred Heart, Clifton The Peter's itosary Confrater- a.m. Mrs. 30 at the of Co- porter for the New York Herald became hear words of Joseph Conway is Apr. Knights of the vatore Mothers’ Guild will they encourage- superior general Baccaloni, basso; Helen sponsor a chairman lumbus clubhouse Tribune, will discuss her nity, Belleville, ’will hold a . . Court Immacu- recent ment. To celebrate the 25th , . . . Twenty world Institute. She was - an- re-elect- Vanni, mezzo soprano and Wil spaghetti supper Mar. 30, 5-7:30 breakfast at Thomm’s Res- late Heart of CDA, Un- Columbiettes from 11 councils experiences in Russia Mar. 31 ed in to niversary of the of Mary, 1952 her post as the Lam Olvis, tenor. p.m., in the auditorium. Mrs. Auxiliary at ion, will hold a : received their re- 8 p.m. Miss St. Michael’s taurant, Newark, following 8 Day of Recol- major degree Higgins accom- sixth mother general. Alexander Leonard Passenti is chairman Hospital, New- Alexay will acorn- as- the K. of panied President a.m. Mass in their parish. lection Mar. 27 at the Mission- cently at C. hall of yice Nixon on Under Mother ark, the Franciscan Sisters of Gerard's guid- sisted- by Mrs. Albert Norbe. The his Msgr. John J. Cassels of Im- ary Servants the Most' Sacred Heart Coun- trip through the U.S.S.R. She ance the Poor are the Cenacle, Stirling. the congregation has estab- mothers now Easter honoring are selling maculate The will leave will lecture “What’s Behind Conception ieminary, group from the cil, Wallington . . on lished schools women with a Communion . 28 and colleges to candy. Russia’s New Look.” Darlington, will speak. Mrs. parking lot of Park at the total breakfast Mar. 26. Mass will Frifjerger Here V There bring to 145 schools and Samuel Coronato Miss served be J. is toast- 8:45 a.m. The day, Higgins as chief staffed the Morris Catholic celebrated at noon Rev. starting colleges by in High School, by Rev. A. I. O.P. of of her Sisters ’S master and Caroline with Mass at 9:30 will Beaty, Moscow 11 countries. Denville—James Edward J.‘ dean of Tartaglio, a.m., paper’s bureau a mem- Fleming, St. Antoriinus for Lamb, soloist. Mrs. Mostello close with 3:30 Priory, Newark, two years her Seton the Angelo a p.m. Bene- following 15,- ber of was the at Hall, Newark, in hos- conducted KIDDYDASHERY AID, speaker is breakfast a of Recollec- 000-mile alone chairman assisted diction. Mrs. A. J. Martin of Day trip through the THE PIUS X the Parents’ Mrs. P. School of Litur- recent Association pital chapel. -oseph tion for the Rosary Confrater- interior in COMPLETE LINE OF by Mrs. Louis Goglia Union is retreat chairman 1954. She has also gical Dunn, Short a former ...... Music at Manhattanvtlle meeting. Hills, of St. Rose of Short nity Lima, headed the Berlin and Tokyo president, will be toastmaster. College is the restora- INFANTS & . Parties ’Hills, Mar. 20 . . Court Isa- furthering Agendas . well bureaus, as as spending 23 tion of Eileen and Regina O’Hara are Gregorian Chant in this The Essex chapter of the bella members, Bayonne, will weeks The Senior of St. covering the of CHILDREN’S WE/fR Retreats chairmen of the affair which Auxiliary fighting country. Set Archdiocesan Council of Cath- Mar, 24 to roll band- will gather will be a buffet Mary’s Hospital, Orange, . . . olic Nurses will meet at Hal- 1 for the In hold card and fashion ages leper colony , . . Specializing Baptismal The Junior a’ Kempis will a party In Morristown loran Pavilion of St. Vincent’s The St. Guild will IDEAL FOR LENTEN show for the benefit of the hos- Joseph’s MENUS Communion and hold a Com- outfits, mother-daughter Apr. 6 at celebrate its 24th Apr. 2 at 12:30 in Hospital, Montclair, anniversary MORRISTOWN Three week- munion breakfast at pital p.ni. Party dresses. the Rob- 8 24 Hall p.m. Dr. Peter J. Regan, Mar: with a silver tea at end retreats are scheduled at Seton University ert Treat Hotel, Newark, Mar. gymnasi- m chief of pediatrics at St. Vin- the Teaneck Women’s Club. mv v Villa Walsh, motherhouse of the at 10 um, South Orange. Mrs. Frank 27 a.m., following the 9 cent’s, will speak on admis- Teachers Sullivan, East Is chair- Religious Filippini. The a.m. Mass at St. Patrick’s Pro- Orange, SOMETHIN* care and 7aitee sion, placement of man, assisted by Elizabeth retreats are open to high school Cathedral. The club will make foundlings. Justa of SPECIAL* and and Glen and Mrs. Gilroy / girls college working its annual donation to Rev. Diffily, Ridge, SHRIMP Martland Medical Center, New- women. Fred Hasney, West Orange Women Francis R. Loßianco of the -, is program A. The president... The Guild of Se- ark, chairman... retreats scheduled are: Mt. Carmel Guild for the St. COCKTAIL St. Joseph’s Guild will hold its Essex ton Hall College of Medicine Mar. 25-27, County CYO, Pius Fund for Mentally Retard- around the 28 is set for its regular meeting Mar. at 8 Rev. Joseph Cevetello, Mt. Car- 51 and Dentistry ed Children . . . rs. Winifred pm. at 240 Washington mel, luncheonbridge-fashion show St., Montclair, retreat master; Feely, noted lecturer on Lour- World Jersey City . . . coming Mar. 26. Mrs. Wil- 1-3, Villa Victoria will at the Commu- up usable glass tumblers. Buy at; Apr. Academy, des, speak Court CDA, liam Duffy, Isabella, Ba- Acma, Food and St. Peter the Apos- nion breakfast J. Maplewood, is town, Good Dial A Trenton, of St. Cecilia's will yonne, sponsor a book tea Markets, River chairman of the project Shoprite oral your neigh- tle, Edge, -Rev. John F. Rockaway. The gath- \yhich Rosary, at the Hi-Hat Club Mar. 27 Andrew Beck, A.A., of borhood food store. will benefit the at Bishop Davis, Seton South ering will be held at the Dut- scholarship n Hall, Orange, 2 Sister Vincent Salford, told women's fund .. p.m. de Paul England, a . rjHJJJJ.UHJ.IIWB! retreat master; 8-10, St. Jo- ton Hotel, 8:30 NEWARK. N. J., 81. Apr. Dover, following of St. Rock- conference that" “it be bet- 3-1600 The Bayley-Seton Is Joseph’s Village, might seph’s High School, Hammonton, a.m. Mass in the church. Mrs. League leigh, will speak on “This ter to serve your fellow man in planning to close the social Rev. Robert Patterson, Blessed Robert Howard is chairman. . . Nun's Story.” Mary C. Kan- organizations which are not spe- season with a card paity Apr. mas The Essex Club of Chestnut v -.-..‘y Sacrament, Newark, retreat state regent, and Catholic rather than in 22 at 8 in the Seton Hall ane, grand cifically ter. Hill Pennsylvania, will p.m. College, one Dr. E. Cecelia Kernan', state which is—so long as you car- Reservations University gym. Mrs. James G. may be made by hold a Communion breakfast chairman of education, will ry with you the Catholic finest Stanziale, Orange, is chairman, quali- Now on display selec- calling: JE 8-2886. Mar. 27 at the Hotel Suburban, also ties which are ST. speak. Mrs. Camille Hol- part of edu- BONIFACE RESIDENCE assisted Mrs. Paul H. Doo- your tion of dresses East Orange, 9 a.m. by Commupibn following court education chair- cation.’’ West and Mrs. loway, in and Mass at Our of the Val- dy, Orange, nylons, organdies Lady man, is the • Norman W. Foran, East Or- running program Glen Rock Girl Brogan of Seton ley. Dorothy The Patrician Guild FW HUS Ml WOMEN organzas. . . . Rosarians of Our . . . will The School Sisters of Notre Hall School' of Law will speak ange meet Mar. 30 at 5 in line of Elected of the Orange, p.m. St. Dame a $2 million mother- Complete parochial Prexy on her visit to Lourdes. Mrs: Lady Valley, plan 254 FIRST JERSEY CITY N. J, Patrick’s School ST., 2, l Pa. - Carol will hold 26 hall, Newark, house and novitiate school uniforms, blouses & ROSEMONT, John Foulkrod, Montclair, and a card party Apr. in Wilton, following Rosary in the Pro- Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at the Hotel East Conn., for their etc. Mrs. R. Stanley Bloom- Suburban, three-year-old • jumpers Berry, Cathedral. Rev. Richard Boarding Paul W. Smith of Glen Rock, Orange. Mrs. Anthony Fusco, M. northeastern province. One build- Only field, are co-chairmen. i- 110 Paterson . . McGuinness, director of the Ellison St., has been elected of the will accept reserva- will include a Maurice J. president - Dragonctte, Orange, ing singer Mt. Carmel Guild Center for • council for the tions until 18. Proceeds Tobin Memorial in Special Arrangement For Those ARmory 4-6925 spiritual coming and will address St. /.p.\ chapel mem- author, the Blind, will school speak . year at Rosemont College. will go toward the scholarship . . ory «of the former Secretary of Mary’s Rosary (Nutley) at the Living Out fund and the debt reduction Labor who died in Boston „ Columbiettes seven years ago. plan ... - The Garfield Columblettej NEAR DOWNTOWN TUBE STATION • Retreat will hold a Day of Recollection Day Retreating AND EIGHT BUS LINES. Mar. 27 at Most Nebraska’s March of Dimes of the North Jersey Holy Name Hudson Many Mother is Mrs. Set in Church, 2-5 p.m. Rev. Felician Dale W. Rowe, women are' time out for IAJGGM»* taking Foy, 0.F.M., of St. Bonaven- 29, a member of Christ the JERSEY CITY The South King Oldfield retreats too. The combined al- 3-1645 ture’s, Paterson, will moderate parish, Omaha, and mother of Hudson-Jersey City-Bayonne Dis- umnae associations of the Col- the day. The six children. She cited trict program, which was for Council of Catholic Women lege of St. Eliiabeth and St. will include “her and determination will hold a dinner, will courage a Day of Recollection Elizabeth Academy, Convent, in ** andmMt be under the direction of great obstacles" limit Mar. 3-6 at St. Paul's overcoming 27, p.m., will hold a retreat 1-3 on Apr. R. Jacobchick Mrs. in which Church. The which is Mary . . . battling paralytic polio, program, the campus. Rev. John A. complete John Gallagher is chairman of afflicted her in 1954. The March Afagfotoj- open to all Catholic women, is Hughes, S.J. of the Jesuit Mis- the Communion breakfast to be of Dimes made the dif- expected to draw about 200 per-' up $2,000 sion Band, New York, will con- ' • • sponsored by the Greenville ference between the family AMERICAN TOURISTER OSHKOSH sons. duct the M. program. Sister Council Columbiettes Mar. 27 at medical insurance and Msgr. Thomas *M. Reardon of of music personal • ATLANTIC • Rosalita, professor at PRODUCTS WINGS the Fairmount Hotel, Jersey Seton Hall University will conduct resources. Rev. John P. • SAMSONITE • LARK the spiritual exercises, Mrs. Mar- City. Hourihan, • , director of the Archdiocesan tin Hackett is president of the Dominican Catholic nurses will meet In LEATHER GOODS ft GIFTS - FREE MONOORAMMING Guild council. Apostolate for the and Deaf, national convention in the Hotel Member of DINERS' Club—"lnternational Charge" George D. Leary, past state To Elect Officers Kentucky, Louisville, Apr. 28-May sdeputy of the Knights of Co- 1. Theme of the national coun- CALDWELL The Dominican cil's convention is: “The Catholic 2>(it Luggage shop Guild will meet in the Caldwell Nurse World." 3 3:3u Nuns in Today’s The College auditorium Apr. at Challenged has members. 145 HALSEY NEWARK The election group 20,000 ST., 2, N.J. Mitchell 2-5090 DRY CLEANING pm. of officers will > r On New • take place at this time. Hospital ■ On May 15 at 5:30 p.m. in the Maryknoll mission*.rs have NEW IBERIA,, La. (NC) A SAVE 25% l JwSSK college auditorium an All Nations opened a home economics school V.t filed in district THI •■CHIT petition court OF ON YOUR Party will take place. Mrs. in Musoma, Tanganyika. One ot here opposes turning over to a James J. Holmes and Mrs. How- the few of its kind in Africa nuns' community the operation BLANKETS and ard Scott co chairmen for the school 4ias 36 girls between are of the nearly completed $2 mil- CHARTREUSE the the 14 event. ages of and if-. Tuitior lion county hospital. FURNITURE COVERS Hudson for County Dominican the two-year course Is $4.90 Protestf against operation of Guild members are planning a a year. the hospital by Ollvetan Benedic- barn dance and country fair at • tine Nuns from The Jamesboro, only thing known the Garden Oct. 7. Ark., Jersey City A and scroll from originated in June, 1959, shortly blessing about Chartreuse is thr The Dominican Guild was John after the Iberia parish Pope XXIII, a letter from like itl The (county) 1 you’ll res formed to initiate, advance and President Eisenhower and a ci- FINES' the police jury announced the sign- secret formula c top encourage any activity directed contract tation from the Pennsylvania this after-dinnc ing of a with the nuns. N E’tf rare, HUmboldt toward the progress of the In- Medical for 5-5500 The were sent to has protest claimed that allow- Society , remaine firmary Fund for the Sisters of Mrs. Cecilia Sanderson on her PR ing nuns to operate a for wel St. Dominic and county most closely guarded to promote 100th She also had threeand hospital violated state birthday. a over a half cen- Catholic Action. national, for a Mass and county laws. It'was dispensation private turies at a Monastery filed by to be said in her West Philadel- high in the French Alps. a group whose members stated phia home to honor the occasion. Chartreuse is superb Mother of they are citizens and Eight She has not been able to attend served residents and taxpayers of Iberia To remember end be or over remembered... the straight MOVING? Mass 10 exquisite decor,' for about years. ice—does delicious things Wins Award parish. our famous continental , the superb French service. to vanilla ice cream or SEATTLE Sr: (NC) Mrs. Zoa with fresh or frozen fruit. Essex Plans Band Every glamorous detail arranged impeccable taste. Select to FLORIDA Sherburne, mother of eight chil- Village from 20 beautiful all dren, is winner of the 17th an- function rooms, fully air conditioned. CALIFORNIA nual Children's Adoration Is Rewarded Book Award of from 10 *5 CHARTREUSE Day Accommodating to ISOO pei ons. the Child Study Association of Si™ S« • Orooa WEST ORANGE - The ROCKLEIGH—The and Fml lit Proof or < fin PARIS boys WEDDINGS • MEETINGS • DINNERS • PARTIES America. Suburbun-Essex District Council girls of St. in Joseph's Village step- ** IMuairatad booklol on Uio atory ol The. association selected Mrs. ol Catholic Women ped out St. Chartraoaa, wftta: Schialfalin* l will hold u on Patrick's Day in To make Cos. irhni iTr non movr roll your ntxt party a perfect party, JOCoopor Sq.. N.Y., Dapt. S Sherburne’s & "Jennifer” • for the of Adoration at Our of New York with new green and Day Lady call our banquet managtr, Mitchell 1-4400 award, presented to the Lourdes white annually Apr. 1 at 1 p.m. There uniforms despite the rain author of book that deals real- will be ENGEL BROTHERS a a Holy Hour at 8 p.m. and the cold. The boys handled is4ically With problems of young Mrs. John Cotter of West Or- the drum and bugle sections MOVING and STORAGE people. “Jennifer” is about a ange, spiritual director while girl of the the girls played the flutes. I'llllNl KM 01 consult Hit with an alcoholic IWO yellOM pages mother. council, is chairman. Asa reward for their fine mu- Mrs. member of Sherburne, a sic and in SIND lOH Youi lire !,irV thtck list bravery weathering up St. Benedict's here, has ALTAR CLOTHS parish symbolize the the storm the band was the guest World llcadquaiters. 91)1 lulu Sited lli/abeth N | I written several novels for winding sheets in which young Christ's of the Carousel Restaurant, Pal- BROAD STREET AT LINCOLN people. was for burial. isades PARK, NEWARK, NEW JERSg* body wrapped Park, for a Sunday dinner. 14 THE ADVOCATE March 24, 1960 St. Michael's St. Mary's Wins Seventh NJSIAA Title Gets First Crack It’s ELIZABETH too bad that the 111 school public champs, and St. New state Camden, Jeter’s great one-two Joe Jersey Interscholastic Athletic which its punch, ran two-year streak At Carroll to 47 Kelly and Jim Association winning had a in doesn’t Barry, good provide for a playdown in night taking its second straight IV title. THE HILLTOPPERS.. Newport Tourney Group against but among its various divisional Trenton, thqy couldn't outgun champions, for The tourney, if would HILL TOPPER NEWPORT, R. I.— played, be almost the . “Stop Carroll” and Guma. lorio and Sabata a round-robin the well-rounded, veteran Golden Wave is the byword of Tony among 1960 “Big Four” a dream affair. Just imagine the St. squad. It was an, the other seven entries in the 23rd annual have recovered from the illneia would really be a uphill battle for the JIM OF Eastern States wing-ding. Mary’s-Englewood with those MANHARDT STMARYh two Petreans all the and and which bothered them Last week’s way the bottom THE Catholic Invitation injury NJSIAA left masters of defense (and (£) IS PLAYER 6F THE Tournament, which Mar. 24 at playoffs lit- of bench histri- out when opens in the atate tournament dropped Trenton tallied 11 recent tle doubt about the A1 .points YEAR lAI THE NORTH Rodgers School here. identity of the state’s onics), Loßalbo and Tom Morgan, in JERSEY High a row in the final period. quartet for HIGH top the past season. matched against BY DRAWING DeLaSaUe - St. Mary’s each other. Or the battle SCHOOL BASKETBALL The “Carroll" in this case is not a Trenton hurricane, at least (E), Catholic, Camden and between the BARRY HAD 29 RANKS . the team it in the Engle- jumping jacks of Trenton Cath- points, his best total not literally. It’s a basketball played opening wood all won their titles olic and the lenas since from round its first visit here in decisively, the leaping from Camden. returning an ankle injury, While team out of Washington, D. on C., over the last three from tossed which, years, 1949 Peter’s to have margins running 15 to 22 Kelly in 19. But two other St. St. seems points. SINCE there’s chance it only has St. WELL, no of POINT? run up a Mary’s was the North Peter’s 57-game winning gotten a break. But, if only Jersey players even to hit the streak Gerry team happening, might as well get back to what managed against school teams to score in the three Catholic finals. high do the did scoring column, with Wayne a 1,000 Halligan’s boys get by take in last week’s McGuirt, CYO Honors and also knocked off few The flattened place big games. quite a first HiUtoppers St. Joseph’s (Cam- regular double numbers round, they will probably producer, being college freshman Mar. ST. MARY’S its shut elubs. their old den), 72-50, on 18 at Princeton to take ran season’s record to out. run up against nemesis, By formal their seventh 22-2 (the last 14 title, the school is B title in 10 In a row, the last 21 in a Waddleton Trenton in the semi* years. Fouls marred the St. Catholic, school Anthony’s-Wild- Archbishop Carroll, an integrated finals. lost its row against high without wood St. Peter’s has last THE NEXT opposition) game with the four diocesan AFTERNOON at the losing JERSEY CITY Danny high school run by the Tiger really getting much of a sweat. The three starts to up players in the final Trenton, including gym, St. bowed to period. St. Anthony’s Waddleton of St. Michael’s Augustinian Fathers. It has won Anthony’s 'Wildwood HiUtoppers ran a (UC), a semi-final here last up 14-point lead by half- had come game year. up to two points be- a member the last two ESCITs Catholic, 64-51, while that night, at Rutgers, time away just of The Advocate’s All- and, just last and then it was a matter of fore for St. Peter’s will be St. merely its two Paul Yates week, annexed Opening Peter’s dropped its second top scorers, and North -Jersey basketball its second Wash- game to the size of the score. \ team, North stars Joe Milt went Jersey Kelly Trenton Catholic this Krajnik to the bench. Las- will be honored Hudson ington Catholic Invitation Tourna- season, 77-61. (And a Jim Manhardt Jerry as Coun- and Jim Frank Nico- finished off his career with kowski Barry, plus third and Wronko followed. ty’s ment title in a row. meeting may come at Ray soon school of the up Newport a while Phil Meshin-

L.l.—Richie and All-Star Dinner 7 JAMAICA, Regan Bill Prettyman, along with Apr. will make his debut at coach of St. Francis’ Fred Schneider of NEWARK—lnvitations will go out this week to the 30 a of play- group college vanity play- Union ers and their City, representing New coaches who will be honored at the second ■o annual en aa he handles the Metropoli- Jersey. Metropolitan Catholic Press basketball awards dinner on Apr. 7 tan team in the first annual The the Tavern game will be played for at on the Green. Catholic' All-Star College game the benefit of the foreign mis- From the io selected from at top players their MoUoy School Mar. 26. Tickets respective High on sions. may be areas The purchased by Advocate, The Catholic News and The Tablet will The new Seton Hall coach will from general be chosen the Danny Lynch, five stars—the have two Pirate All-Metropolitan cream of the seniors, co-cap- chairman, at St. Francis from more than 100 PATERSON’S PRIDE: Bill College. crop Catholic schools in North St. , tains Jack and high Jersey, Croal of most valuable player In the Rowley Hugh New York City, Westchester and Long Island. Paterson Diocesan Basketball Tournament, Dunnion,. on his receives the Msgr. John L. McNulty squad, along The Advocate named its St. Wins 10-man team in last week’s issue: ok with three other North Joseph's Memorial Trophy from Bishop Jersey Joe and Jim McNulty following the Bonnies’ 42-40 victory in the Kelly of St. Paul Lettinl residents: Fordham’s Barry Peter’s, of Our 14. Pat O’Don- Crown Lady of the final on Mar. Left to are Rev. Thomas Bowling Valley, Frank Desmond of Immaculate right J. Boyle of Seton Hall (Paterson); nell of Elizabeth, St. John’s Mike Conception. WEST NEW YORK Richie Dec of Rev. - St. Jo- Seton Hall, Joe Locascio of St. Foy, O.F.M., of St. Pedone of Benedict’s, Bob Bonaventure; Frank Bonnies’ coach; Jersey and Man- Johnson Felician Molinaro, City seph’s crack team, led of Don Dan Waddleton hattan’s bowling Bosco, of St. Michael’s (UC). an CharHd Koenig of Jer- d Jom Comerford,tournament director. by Dennis Denny McGovern of St. Hoeppel, wrapped up Michael’s (JC) and Jim Manhardt sey City. of the Hudson Catholic ot. Mary’s (E). -the County High Opposing School metropolitan title last and also Irish Win team will be all-Middle week, FROM NEW Girls' an East- advanced YORK and Westchester Authorized Dealer For in the Montclair'invi- teams, The Catholic Playoff, ern College Athletic Association News chose George Humanns tational tournament. and Jim McGurk of St. Helena’s, club with three St. D ch of Cardinal Peter’s " Hayes, Ed Scott of Mt. Bid for CENTURY BOATS Hoeppel rolled a 631 series as St. Michael’s, Tourney Honors Joe Walsh # Ion Jlm seniors, Gulbin, Marty St. *> Powe« «>f Manhattan Joseph’s scored a 3-0 shutout Prep, Ed Pas- NEWARK INIOARD and OUTIOARD Having wrapped before l. of St. P Dnßo ‘*> Terry May They may write Michael’s to St. McNulty of , Dick Me (UC) edge Clorv°nf°iii mn up the North Jersey Mrs. Clory of All Hallows and x Catholip Gantly at 353 Willow Peter’s for the Hudson Gerry Houston of LaSalle. Ave., FIBERGLASS BOATS Gids Basketball title in County League Union, or call her at MU 6-3569. crown. team had Knlttel In the Montclair . . Tablet^.Brooklyn Henry of St. BUY SAFE ... , a thriller with last CUTTER affair, Alex,nder Holy Family • St. of McClancy, Greer •St. Joseph's turned back Middle- "am Tony of SL Mlchaol'a jo 1* Iranch,FWU *. week, St. Michael’s (UQ) is now OOO* Lawrence of Archbishop •Holjr Family » 2 sii • CRESTUNE town, 2-1 to move into the second Billl Molloy and Ed Pare of BE hoping to add a victory in the 8 SAFE ... Bishop Loughlin, while the Rockville * *OO round on Mar. Center team showed Den- • 26 13 annual tournament. 8 3 987 ANTHONY against pub- n s DeJesu loop's St. of St. Dominic’s, Charlie Dominic 5 4 .53® lic school rivals. Martin of St. Immaculate Mary’s, The Irish defeated Holy Fam- 4 3- .444 • STARLINER eto H* u Pet SEE ' ® Broderick of St. Luke's ,!°7 ,°L? St. Agnes and Ed ...... 4 3 aaa Mulholland ? ily, 60-58, on Mat. 18 at St. An- of Chamlnade. Mt. St. Dominio 4 6 .‘4OO • DUNPHY Qu*en ofPeece here drew’s, Bayonne, to snap the 9-1 2 8 .200 W *,B° k® * eoach of the H* year chosen with the New 4 1 * - 100 MURPHY v« J , deadlock in which the teams had u N,t 1 • -too Vo,pe of Include! Archbishop Stepinac, Ber- the playoff fame Motors nle Brd completed regular season. mm ln* “ Mercury and R yeB * ,ph TedetCo Of Renee *Thlhe AH m* Bishop Dolan and Barker GOOD USED Advocate, will Ginny BROS. T announce Its choice North Jer- BOATS as led St. Michael’s with 26 and ONLY WARD y 0 Ch Year ” 24 AJ FORD ta week’s Issue. *ii« m points, while Joanne Bonner and Barnes Bros. ticket* for the BRAND NEW MOTORS dinner may be obtained . by nar- Phyllis Perullo had 27 and and r end* of the 23, HIZABCTH'S ONLY Payers from Ed 1960 rro,n MARINI lASI Catholicpm!*i? L Prldday at The for the losers. 251 4th respectively, Ml. Ik. News, Ave., New York. IS THE Arlington an Hopotcong They are prked at $5 f MANHARDT It was a see saw game, with FORDS *1731* AUTHORIZED ' FIRST PLAYER INST, SELLS Holy Family dominating the first IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! • MARYS HISTORY TO half, to see the Irish only FALCONS ! NEW YORK SCORE OVER catch in the • Highest 7“*' •CHRYSLER BRAND NEW 1,000 up second and then Trad** POINTS INHISCAREER go down to the wire for their FAIRLANES Inl Dining At Its tat second close, of the • Cash Refund • Russomano, Johnson, COACH AL LoBALBO'S victory sea- Trade-In IMPERIAL son over the Bayonne team. At Of DEFENSIVE PATTERN GALAXIES Allowance! GILHULY'S Union City, three weeks St. Sachsel Star for OF PLAY MAKES HIGH ago, Irish • Michael’s in Thunderbirds Lew Bonk and BAR • SCORING won overtime, 52-51. RESTAURANT HEROICS Rafet «... PLYMOUTH AME • FORDS Three North Plui Nominal (Mar. 1803) Jersey athletes are ALt DST Service •itarri!?™ ? IMPOSSIBLE, AS TOP-SEEDED team in the Chare# ° Delleloua Luncheon* and B n min °r Sp °rts teams at Dinner* Notre Dame this tournament,'St. Michael’s drew aerved In Homelike Atmoaphere • winter DAILY and SUNDAY (Air Cond. VALIANT FOR a first round and the* met bye WARD-FORD Convenient to Collaeura * Theatre* Jerry Saehsel of St. (E) in the quarter- Choice Wlnaa and Liquor* Muaak Garwood is captain of the Mary’s wrestling 23 239 SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR and is finals on Mar. at Immaculate CENTRAL AVENUE squad unbeaten in seven DEALER matches this year. In fact PRIVATI PARTUS Conception. St. Mary's had NEWARK 3, N J. Jerry hasn’t lost dual op- ACCOMMODATINO LESS a match II la 10 ened play with a 61-59 defeat of Ml 3-8000 in three years at Notre m lIOHTH AVI. Utfc Dame Irish shows 25 (at St.) victories and one Qyeen of Peace on Mar. 21, also and, before ) m that, won 31 l*» cent of Gordon Slate Plwo NEW CITY Selection straight tie, most of the matches at Immaculate. YORK BH IB9CGSST in high school. being in the he Our of the Hta 123-pound class, though Lady VaUey was IN three-year record with the *r« has also second-seeded TOP WYS competed at 117 pounds (Holy Family is ftUARAHTKD IMJCOOIW and 130 pounds. not entered) and It also drew a bye, meeting the survivor of an ■seen CARS I as CARS STATION ON THE FENCING team HAD USED WAGON are • YRS. JIM TOPPED Immaculate Conception St. D co-captains 'Jerry Johnson of 30POINTS ONLY Mary’s (R) game on Mar. 24 at 48 oow„ 3 to Newark Pay HEADQUARTERS and Jim Russomano of TNICE INA FOUR- St. Andrew’s. The other quarter- I West Caldwell. Johnson has won final YEAR VARSITy games matched St. Luke’s 80 of 102 bouts in three MURPHY years, CAREER. and St. Dominic’s at St. Mi- V while shows 91 wins Russomapo chael’s on Mar. 23- and Mt. St. JERSEY 103 in the second best rec- bouts, Dominic and St. Vincent’s at Im- I MITAL 26 % BODIES PROM *2*l ord in years at BROS. of fencing maculate on Mar. 25. Notre Dame. All Makes Sites and dates for the semi- D SaChsel MOTOR SALES MOTORS and Russomano will final found have not yet been soon be in the NCAA but and Models competing completed, the final is set E MMII NO. BROAD STRUT }Mffli»i;.vri FORD Prnlrr championships for the Irish. Jer- for Immaculate on 2. St. ELliab.th E SSO* Apr. ry has Hopkim Ave. and PACE yet to score in the NCAA Luke’s and St. Dominie’s are in Ncfluissm— IV MOTORS 0»o Dally ( A M. to • P.M. State Highway wrestling meet, but Russomano the St. Michael's side of the draw, Saturday, to • P.M. . 47 CENTRAL AVL ANTICIPATE 10# PIRIOD was fourth in the 1958 fencing St. Vincent’s and Mt. St. Dom- On Ihr WASTING JANUARY In, IR6O Strrrl that f/ors EAST ORANGE D meet and sixth in making inic are with WE SELL—.WE SERVE’ hi Ihi lliilliltnl 1959, Valley. |"AFrER Tunnrl in. itii the All-American team both Mrs. Thomas Gantly, league OL 6-1313 I S years. secretary, announced that any Because each schools • school is limited wishing to join the league lAVINOI INSURED • ACCOUNT* OPINED IV THI for the 1960-61 to one man per in the season can do so UP TO *lO.OOO weapon loth EARN PROM THI lit NCAA fencing meet, Johnson by filing an application with her Your bUlghborood J & F AMBLERS Savlngt Imtitufion OLDSMOBILE who, like Russomano, is a foils- AS lOW AS man—has THOUGH HE STANDS \ been on the sidelines Maresca Succeeds R both years and will again be G-H AND WEI6HS IN *195 Jim’s sub this winter. AT 200Lbt. ■# *# ABOUT CUTS PRICES DOWN Estelle as Coach JIM IS STRICTLY A ENGLEWOOD Bill Maresca OR $39.2! Per Mo. Track BACKCOURT MAN, M7A ALL 1960 MODELS All-Stars of Cliffside Park, a former all- lan excellent NKWARIf In next week’s around athlete at West New Don DeMor Rambler PASSER ALSO...FOR SALE issue, The Advocate will pub- AND A York’s Memorial High School, has AUTHORIZE DIALER lish Us third annual New Jer- FINE DEFENSIVE. been appointed baseball and bas- ONE OWNER TRADE-INS sey Catholic Track Conference PLAYER. ketball coach at St. Cecilia’s. mm ISfO HUDSON BOULEVARD indoor all-star with He will succeed Arnold (Bud) Corner 55th St. & Boulevard team, along 6CIATI JERSEY CITY a cartoon of the top runner of Estelle as coach in both N J sports 255 KEARNY AVE. ""•* ' - HEmlock 6-4880 (Near (NEAR CITY UNI) HI 1-SIOO the Indoor and will work Bergen). KEARNY, N. J. season. begin immediately 9 to 9 Hour»i Dolly 3, Frl. A.M. to 7 for the 1960 diamond season. PM. Continuously Vocation Notes March 24, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 15 World's Happiest Bayonne Teams Lead Hudson By Msgr. William F. Furlong reign marked by almost civil , uninterrupted war, nd with all misery around him, we can understand why, one In Bid for day, King Charles IX of France asked the famous poet Cage Domination Tasso Torquato the question, “Of all who are alive, tell me, Who Is ELIZABETH Three teams St. the happiest?" “Godl" Bayonne figure to lead Vincent’s, are still in the run- was the poet’s prompt reply. Hudson to another ning. that,” said the king, “who, after God, is the County strong showing in the Newark SUNDAY, MAR. 17 happiest?” Tasso’s wise answer Archdiocesan CYO basketball tournament finals on very was, Mar. (•» St. Mary's High School) "Naturally, he who resembles 1 p.m. Grammar most closely 27 at St. Mary’s High School. , Girls-AU Saints God.” (Jersey City) ra Our Lady of tbo The at 1 Valley (Onuife) six-game program opens with a grammar 1 According to much should p.m. p.m. Junior Glrla-St. Paul’s (Jar- that, happiness seor St. be found girls final and continues without City) ve Elisabeth's (WrekofO in a of 3 Grammar being priest. Speaking p.m. Boyo-St. Atoysius until of God interruption completion Former Marist star Fran Cush- (Jersey City) va St. Michael's (Now. priests, once told St. Catherine of ark) the senior boys tilt. Hudson Coun- tossed in 4 Siena, “. . . I have called them My Christs.” ing 17 points as Star of p.m. Junior Boys-Our Indy, Star of the ty teams will in all six the Sea Sea (Bayonne) ts St. Fetor If priests are appear sunk Sacred Heart like Christ, and Christ is God, (Eliz- the Apostle OUver Edge) en- games, while Bergen has four 47-27, in the 3 Intermediate and God is the happiest Being in existence, abeth), junior semi- p.m. Boyo-St. Jos- tries, Essex two and host Union final. eph a (Bayonne) va St. John's (Leonia) then should the St. Peter the Apostle (Riv- • priests be happiest men in p.m. Senior BoywSt. Vincent’s none. (Bayonne) the world. er Edge) toppled Sacred Heart va St. Joseph's (Bocota) Hudson’s sweep of five games Cathedral (Newark) from the un- and with Union on Mar. 20 at the Jer- beaten Brothers Sisters Too ranks, 41-35, to gain the Some sey City CYO Center indicates other years ago Cardinal Cushing wrote an article with berth in the finals. THE MOST that it the “Other Christs.” may be able to match the St. Elizabeth’s title, Although, he said, that phrase re- Leading in five archdiocesan quest in its strictest titles won in of its second title IMPORTANT ferred, sense, to priests, nevertheless, the straight was SCOUT 1959. The senior Brother and the "... deserves this AWARDS: Bishop girls crown is al- Linda with 34 Sister, each holy title McNulty poses with the eight Girl Scouts who received Ippolito points in YOUNG MEN in ready owned by St. Aedan’s (Jer- the 55-42 defeat of a very special manner,” because they give “themselves the Mater Dei Medal on Mar. 20 at Our Lady of St. John’s Cathedral. Front to row, left right, sey City), which means that four •ntirely to Christlike activities.” Sorrows (South Con- are Carol Carol Ellen Orange). IN THE WORLD Florence and more must be won on Even 15 Minutes Fraclose, Schalck, Marzloff Bernadette Shashaty; Sunday. trasted with this high scoring bat- rear row, Regina Elizabeth tle the When look for Golden, and Patricia was 25-15 victory scored ANSWER THIS AD people extraordinary happiness, they do not, Bannon, Lucy Siery Sudol. THE BAYONNE CLUBS are St. Paul’s over unfortunately, turn their attention to favorites by St. John the seminaries, rectories, in the three older boys They are probably a high monasteries convents. But it in the that St. divisions. Apostle (Clark-Linden). school just to or was priesthood Our Lady Star of the now, beginning Receive the Francis Borgia found just that kind of As Duke of Eight Sea in wonder about big panorama happiness. Win junior boys, St. Joseph’s BOTH GRAMMAR Defending boys final- of to he had Champions opportunity opening up Gandia, power, wealth, social prestige all to which in intermediate and St. Vincent’s ists won stirring contests them. They are the world turns for —and left become in against capable, gener- happiness he it all to Mater senior all seem to pack too rivals. Dei Medal In strong St. Michael's need- ous, prudent, alittle restfern, and Jesuit Paterson a priest. Tournament many guns for their Bergen ed last minute ambitious. a basket from They want a Nor did very he regret it. He said that all the honors and treas- PATERSON Bishop McNulty County foes. But a fourth really big for the aeaae WAYNE All three defending winning Pete Gatto to defeat Mt. Carmel challenge he left presented Mater Dei Medals champions came of ia them. ures were superabundantly rewarded by the joy he to game may not be too destiny now stirring easy. (Ridgewood), 26-25, while St. Girl through with flying colors in the of inside now *e experienced in even 15 minutes of in his room in his eight Scouts of the Passaic opening rounds the St. Michael’s (Newark) Deep they prayer is a Aloysius -St. dropped Mary’s moat important ia the world area at the annual Paterson Diocesan favorite monastery. County Holy CYO basketball tournament on Mar. 19 slight over St. from the Aloysius (Elizabeth) unbeaten is doing Christ's work. Hour held to celebrate Girl They All Scout and will to (Jersey City) for the Week attempt repeat their 1959 victories in the grammar ranks, 44-39. have seen enough of the world Week on Mar. 20 at St. John’s A “ferial day” the ancient Romans boys while St. Elizabeth’s feel of Cbrfcft among was one upon 27 at title, A low grammar to the urgency Cathedral. championship round on Mar. DePaul High School. scoring girls which should defend its But hesitate a Nttk they were free from their labors in order that (Wyckoff) jun- game All Saints cause. they daily St. John’s Interme- saw nudge St. The event marked the an- (Paterson) own have 48th ior girls crown St. Paul’s about their capacity for they might more time to pray. Pope Sylvester, in the diate against , 10-9, while Our girls led the parade into the such niversary of the founding of the straight title. A rally in the final The abig job.and they're mod- fourth century, borrowed the word and the idea. He ordered (Jersey City). grammar girls of the was finals with a 57-23 of Lady Valley routing est not to Girl Scouts of America. A rout Holy period wiped out a enough say math that the ecclesiastical speech three-point contest appears a tossup between St. caldendar call the days of the week Cross (Mountain Mary’s (Rutherford), 22-9. about it of welcome View). Led by lead held was given by Rev. by the losers. The title All Saints and “feriae” or “free days,” days on which the (Jersey City) Our No parish was able to would like to know namely, priest, the Klicker sisters, St. John’s place They Robert “Morris of St. Joseph’s, game with St. Monica’s (Sussex) Lady of the Valley being free from all secular could devote himself rolled (Orange). more than one team (he more about the order founded occupations, district up a 32-2 lead in the first will among moderator for the Pater- open the Bruce Pete exclusively to the service of God. championship pro- Hart, Capitano and 12 finalists and by St. Benedict, who fourteen and went on from there. only two 1959 son period gram on at 3 area. He also narrated the Sunday p.m. Smith will lead St. centuries rallied men "to do Can think of a kind of Bobby Vin- St. ago you more pleasant occupation? St. Thomas will champions, Elizabeth’s and proceedings. (Ogdensburg) idle battle for Christ." Benedictine cent’s, last week, against St. Sf. Jerome Said: provide the ST. JOHN KANTY the award opposition in the (Clifton) priests and brothers have since Receiving were Re- Joseph’s (Bogota) in the senior “The Lord wants priests to be the saviors of the world.” finals. moved toward another intermed- gone as missionaries to gina Bannon, Troop 65, St. Paul’s, final. St. every iate boys Joseph’s, led by continent. Apostolate for Vocations In junior girls play, St. John’s boys title with a 73-52 rout Club Clifton; and Patricia Lou earned its Lucy Siery of Triverio, berth To these it makes Newark Archdiocese: William F. Seton barely got by St. Anthony’s (But- St. Anthony’s (Butler). But young mep. Msgr. Furlong, Sudol, Troop 42, Holy with rout Rosary, a 62-42 of Blessed Sac- sense to say that Christ's work Hall South N.J. ler), 19-18, in a bid for this final promises to be Hosts University, Orange, Telephone: SOuth Orange Elizabeth a third a honey, Party Passaic; Golden, Troop rament (East is an even challenge than as St. Orange). bigger 2-9000. St. Anthony’s (Paterson) also ELIZABETH - The 217, George’s, Paterson; Bern- Raphael space and missiles and shooting passed its semi-final Paterson Diocese: Rev. John J. DePaul adette test easily, ST. PETER'S COLLEGE frosh Club of Elizabeth will the moon. understand that McHugh, High Shashaty, Troop 9, St. hold a They N. J. OXbow routing St. Michael’s star Kavula led St. sixth the calk forth the School, Wayne, Telephone: 4-5759. John’s, Paterson; and Carol El- (Netcong), Tommy Jo- anniversary party at The Gospel hip- Msgr. 61-38. est len Dougherty to a 74-44 of Arch in adventure, that man aunt Carol Fraclose and seph’s rout St. Jo- Springfield on Mar. 27 Schalck, be in Anew is be from continually the champion sure to 24 4 to 8 p.m. represented Florence Marzloff, Troop 384, seph’s (Roselle), scoring of St. crowned in court prayer. Pirate Glee Club Peter's Mountain junior boys where St. Joe Fedak had For the first the Sophs Holy Cross, View. points, while 18. time, party Can therebe Gregory Speaker any more impor- Guests Mary’s (Pompton Lakes) meets St. John’s will be to all Hold Breakfast at the affair included (Leonia) earned the open single Catho- in the world ORANGE 14th annual tant young men The St. Joseph’s lics In Plainfield priests and Sisters from the hon- (Paterson). St. right to face St. with a over 21 years of in the than these? That'a feel JERSEY CITY The first Communion Breakfast Joseph's age why they an- on Apr. 3, Mary’s took its ored semi-final game 53-38 defeat of St. Catherine Union County area in an they owe it to themselves to ex- SOUTH parishes, past recipients of with of endeavor ORANGE The Seton nual Mother and Son Msgr. John J. as from sophomore the Dougherty to interest plore (he of parents of the win- Holy Trinity (Passaic), 33- Siena (Cedar Grove). more in the possibility a voca- Hall Glee Club will Communion breakfast of St. Pe- awards, guest the people University speaker highlights 25, while tion as a Benedictine rnhsioa- ners St. Joseph’s routed St. club, which was and Scout executives. Spe- organized in 1954 present a Spring Concert onMar. ter’s College will be held Mar. April program of the ary or brother. If cial Gregory Monica’s, 52-17. to promote and priest you're Bernard’s guests were Rev. Francis Club spiritual social 27 at St. 27 at Dineen follow- of New Honors Breakfast one of these young parish hall, Dining Hall, P. Jersey. in the two Listed important of Our of the cheerleading activity among young Catholic at 8 p.m. 9 Mass in the McGowan Lady Members will attend men, mail the coupon below to- Plainfield, ing a.m. college 8 a.m. contests went to adults. Mt. a of Pat- for information Featured soloist will be Lake, Arlington, diocesan Mass Sacred pair For Seton Hall (JC) day more to guest chapel. at Heart Cathedral, erson parishes. St. John’s won you consider chaplain, and district modera- JERSEY CITY help Vincent Seton Hall alumnus Rev. Leo with the breakfast The 23rd an- becoming Wu, McLaughlin, dean, following at the while lest than tors Rev. John R. Ryan of St. intermediate title, St. nothing a missionary and instructor in modern lan will be while Leonard Lisner nual Communion breakfast of the an principal speaker, Graulich’s. is scored in for Christ. Paul the Mary’s the divi- at Apostle, Clifton, Rev. junior division of Seton Hall guages Holy Trinity Rev. L. S. toastmaster, while co-chairmen sion. Jersey City High Augustine Grady, J., to St. John’s Anthony Franchino of St. Mar- Runners-up will be held School. Thomas Baumlin will ac- director of student counseling, are and University Mar. 23 Dorothy Cunningham were St. Brendan's Rev. Boniface Cronin, O.SJ>. garet's, Morristown, and Father (Clifton) and at the group with his ac- Thomas Smith, Gene Buckley. the Hotel Plaza, following 10 company placement di- St. Theresa’s St. Paul’* Abbey, Newton, R J. Morris. (Paterson); to St. cordion in a specialty number. rector, and Dr. Lawrence Malnig, Other activities for the a.m. Mass at St. John's Church. month Marys, St. John's Please information Following the awards, (Paterson) lend about Rev. J. Jaremczuk is guidance will Bishop include a presentation Rev. Edward J. dean Joseph director, share the of “Paris and St. Fleming, becoming Benedictine McNulty addressed the Anthony's (Hawthorne). The Sisters of the a mie* director of the group. congre- in of the University College, will platform. Disguise" by the drama com- lionary prieit □ brother. gation and then SUNDAY, MAS. 17 □ offered Benedic- mittee at celebrate the the 1 (St D.P.ul High School) Mass, while Rev. Sorrowful Mother Apr. meeting, a AD* tion. 3 p.m. NAME Junior Cirla-St. John'g (Pat. - talk by catechist Andrew Pennella, 0.5.8., will be THIRD ORDER OP ST. lay Irene oraon) vo St. Monica'* FRANCIS Hostesses for the affair iSuucxi Conduct hoipltala. were at the 8 4 5 pm Junior speaker. Others on the achoola, orphan- Naughton ;k . 7* Boy*-St. Joseph’* principal STREET Apr. meeting, ***»• homti for tho axed ___ the ™oa> v* st and con- Clifton troops under - Mary'g (Pompton rostrum will be Father valescent. SACRIFICE super- a party for Haven residents Fleming, A»e U to 30. Lack of SUFFERING Ivy CITY vision of Mrs. Paul fund*, no obiticle. Writa to , Keeler of on 8:30 P-m. Intermediate Mator St. Apr. 9, a current events meet- Glrl*-St. Dr. Maurice J. as- s*. John O’Sullivan, Convant, SO Morrla • (Patoraon) St. Avenua, . v# Thomaa sociate dean, and New Jen VocaUonaf ZONE STATE ing two films (OsdanaburO Kosa- Denvllle. e/. or featuring on Stanley Convent LOVE Apr. 7 Dlrectre... of the Sorrow- GLORY m Intermediate 22, a in .P- - Boyg-St. An- kowski, moderator of student ac- ful Mother. AGE YEAR "Swingin’ Spring” re- cp,l MIS N. Teutonia Ave.. _ IN SCHOOL '* r*on) v* St. John Kanty .l™<^P, V Milwaukee 8. Wisconsin m on (Clifton) tivities. Pirate Debaters ception Apr. 24 at The Well in Bloomfield, and an apologetics On the eve of Hit death, Oor Lord on 29 raised the chalice of His In meeting Apr. featuring a at Nationals Sacrifice the Laat Snpper. He panel discussion on the offered His sufferings to the parables. Seton Debate Finals BROTHERS OF CHARITY of SOUTH ORANGE poor the Father. In His loro for He - Seton All Friday ns permits the same meetings open at Hall's Teachers - sacrifice to be offered In team of William 9 at Graulich’s. Social Workers - Craftsmen every Mass. Through the chalice of debating p.m. Brown and Set Contact the Maas we offer our sacrifices James Orr has quali- for the Vocation Director and our snfferinfs to the dory Bayley-Ellard and fied for the Of God as a sign of our love for National De- BROTHER F.C. Him. The Sacrifice of the Varsity BERTHWALD, bate MADISON Finals in the annual debate tournament Mass unites us to God Tournament to be held at OUR OF and to all members of the Mystical Body LADY CHARITY NOVITIATE Point of the Seton Forensic will be held throughout the world. Your West on 20-23. CYO Orators League Mar. 27 at Bay- 7710 DOI sacrifices for the Mystical Body In Apr. LANI, PHILADELPHIA 1», PA. The the Near East Missions, your lore pair earned the spot in the ley-Ellard School. for the snfferiaf members High nationals of the Mystical Body will be by placing among the commemorated in a special Mass. Contest Qualifying for the finals in semi-finalcontests held last first five teams in the Open At the Holy Bepulehre, early on District Easter morn, His Beatitude week VII elimination NEWARK were St. Elizabeth’s Academy, the Sisters of the Latin tournament last County elimina- Charity Never Missionaries! Patrlareh. Archbishop Albert Gorf will offer a Pon- Enough week tions in a tifical Mass for loved at Washington. the Newark archdiocesan Preparatory School, St. Pat- your ones and for your special Intentions. Orr and Brown CYO oratorical St. Visit Immediately following the ’s also teamed contest under rick’s, Aloysius Academy, St. Maas, ten of our mis- up got MISSIONARY SERVANTS sionaries with James Simms and this Cecilia’s St. Vincent WEEK-END RETREATS will each offer a Mass for the T. Gor- way with semi-final (Kearny), same Intention. In this week, Sloan St way the Patrlareh man to Seton Hall rounds in the division St. John’s and St. Mi- Joseph’s and our missionaries will beg the Risen bring junior be- Academy, OF THE MOST HOLY second in the TRINITY Saviour to bless you who hare place recent Brook- ing held in Essex and chael’s (Union City). FOR THE LAITY made their work possible by Bergen lyn tournament. Shrine your generous support of the College Counties. The topic for the debate is, WELCOME appeals of the Holy Father for SPEND A WEEKEND WITH 000 the welfare of the Oriental Church. , The Essex semi-finals Resolved: that the Federal Gov- are set For: MEN, PRIESTHOOD CANDIDATES for ernment should WOMEN, Mar. 24 at Holy Family (- substantially in- Stirling, GIVE TO SAVE THE WORLD FOR CHRIST. its HUSBAND and WIFE BROTHERHOOD CANDIDATES ley), Mar. 25 at Sacred Heart crease regulation of labor un- SPRING IN THE DESERT can mean many things to many ions. The New Jersey (Vailsburg) and Mar. 27 at Holy team winning the great- CiNmM by mmlm af people. To the parishioners In the village Write Father of HARASTA, BY- Salat PmT. Abbay Matthew, M.S.SS.T. Family. Finals will be held Mar. est number of rounds will re- RIAN PROVINCE OF THE UNITED ARAB 31 at Sacred Heart (Bloomfield). ceive gold medals of Mother Se- Plaota moka rmnaliaai ally. Trinity Missions, Silver Spring, Md. It the REPUBLIC, means need of a modest its ton and the Wrlta far InfarmatlM Bergen opened junior com- Sister Mary Alexan- «•> Chapel. At the present time they have di- DIRECTOR OP RETREATS on Mar. 22 at Trin- dra Debate to be vine petition Holy Trophy kept services In the open air. They are ex- GIFT Ouaaa a# Paata Ralraat Haaaa ity (Coytesville), followed in the school for one year. tremely and cannot by poor pay for the modest Si. Paaft Abbay, Hawlaa, N. J. Tka Fraieiseai Fatkars Mar. 23 at St. Peter the chapel themselves. Apostle However, they are will- REV. JAMES F. FINLEY, (River Edge) and Mar. 24 at Mt. ing to build the hoped for chapel with their when you a NEW Vicar General of the mission THIRD ORDER REGULAR open Carmel with so- © hands—lf (Tenafly), both jun- . they can get the necessary 14,000 savings account with $lOO ciety of St. Paul the Apostle, WOULD YOU LIKE JX to buy the materials. Can ior and senior finals listed for you help them build this of INVITE YOON® MIN TO STUDY house will conduct a Day of Recollec- God for their own or moro. Mar. 31 at St. Matthew’* A PRIEST sanctification and In of the Risen (Ridge- PRIUTMOOCX memory Uon at Mt. St. John Academy on FOR TUI SACRKO Chrlstf Any little gift will help. A field). memorial with the names 3 IN . Susan YOUR FAMILY? LACK or FUNDS NO O—TACI.R. tho benefactors Blanket There divisions Apr. . . Hasselbcrg, a of will be placed In the chapel when It Is Magnificent are for built. boys senior at Immaculate Conception The Missionary Servants of the Robe. 50" * 70* of and girls in both and sen- WHAT junior has received VOCATIONS YOU GIVE TO THE HOLY FATHER YOU PLACE (Lodi), a one-year Most Holy Trinity offer wnrrm, DIRECTOR OF IN ior classes. Topic for the contest you stunning 4-colorj renewable tuition THE HANDS OF THE RISEN CHRISTI to the to a is “Freedom and Peace.’* scholarship opportunity "adopt" FRANCISCAN FATHERS plaid, Only luxuriously College, Livonia, Mich. seminarian and thus enjoy the one and one senior will be Box 177 SAMI KHALIL and NEGIB SELLOUM junior soft, machine Mt. St. Dominic Academy pres- blessings and of wish to preach chosen from the archdiocesan privileges the RISEN BAVIOUR In the HOILIDAYSBURG washable. ented its second annual a to God. 6, PA. finals for the national “spec- giving priest ancient land of Jordan. are wllllnr to contest in They tacular’’ Mar. written Your seminarian the on 22-23, adopted dedicate their lives and their talents that Washington during week aft- and directed by Sister M. Cath- will for each day and er Easter. pray you others may share In the glory of the Re- erine Dennis, O.P. The program remember you in each Mass he demption. Can you help them? Each boy covered the history of America offers when a priest. You will will need a sponsor who will pay hla ex- THE to in a series of musical sketches. write him and receive his a penses of |IM year for the six year semin- Open your ac- Role Workshop In he becomes In Sister di- picture. a way, ary course. count person Mary Magdala, 0.P., member rected the choral a of your family and TRINITARIAH FATHERS or by malli For singing. SHARE YOUR wo Argus Eyes become member EASTER JOY WITH A REFUGEE FAMILY IN Four North Jersey schools re- you a of ours, off*r an and of pay postage. N. Y. opportunity to young men boy* Grammar THE HOLY LAND FEED THEM FOR A TARRYTOWN, The ceived first awards sharing in the Masses and . . . WEEK . . THE place for their . Gift sent School and COST IS promptly Argus Eyes Society of St. Pe- prayers of all Ser- School to bacomo a or a Brother ONLY 910 FOR A FOOD PACKAGE. respective divisions in the 36th Missionary High prlait ter’s (on* gift per College will present lones- vants. Like those who have the annual Columbia Scholastic Press In Trinitarian Order. Lack of fund* no Impediment. SISTER JACINTHE OF co’s "The Bald and person). at Association Soprano” contest. Our of already adopted seminarians, Write the Lady toi SISTER THECLA FRANCIS OF INDIA wish Spring theater workshop to the Lake (Sparta), Pope Pius and you will find peace and happi- to devote their lives to the service of tho be held Mar. 26 at Marymount Benedictine (Paterson) ness in this Mon.y r.c.lv.d by th« Academy plan. VOCATION poor and tho outcasts. They DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. will give their 15th ol College. the Asa Foster-Parent ony month, .arm were high school winners, you lives can you help them? Each girl will from tho Ist. Sponsored jointlyby the Nation- Box 5742, Baltimore while Mt. Virgin (Garfield) would pray for your seminar- 8, Maryland need a! Federation a sponsor who win pay 9150 a year for of Catholic College ian scored in the grammar division. and help us provide for the two year novitiate course. Why not Students’ dramatics commission 3% DePaul scored a third in its high his support during the final "adopt” a nun? and the NaUonal Catholic Theater THE school section. six years of his CONSOLATA MISSIONS • y*o# seminary Conference, the workshop has as T NN CENT training. This support is small EYES~OF~CHILDREN ARE A MIRROR NEED YOU ui?*i ? its theme “The Face of URGENTLY I nw 4 Changing to the rewards ,0 run * *n compared of Eastern proverb. The Innocent eyes » ' Theater.” 83 to Attend *r lifelong prayer and sacrifice SOUTH * windows of heaven on FIRST COMPOUNDED AFRICA: AMERICA: from COMMUNION DAY. Delegates 21 of for Your missionaries have prepared thou- 4 regions Essex you. • Kenya • Colombia TIMES A YEAR the Retreats sands of children NFCCS are to at- If you would like for thl« expected to make • • Brazil Great Day. Will you help to make the Tanganyika tend the which will also MONTCLAIR A total of 83 day complete by supplying program this your • • a First Communion outfit for a refu- "special charity,” Argentina child? The include illustrated lectures, teenage members of the Essex |ee cost la only 910. an write us We will be today. Write toi Contolata Father* selection CYO will make closed operatic and a County to send further informa- panel happy (40*Calpruda Avanwa N.W, OX. discussion weekend retreats, Mar. 11, on the theme, in which 25-27, at tion. Of MOHAWK course, there is never IWr Fathara: Roy Irving, director of Argus St. Bonaventure, Paterson, and any obligation whatever. I IntamUdin bacomlnz: East Savings am and Uan Assn. Villa A Priaat A OlissionsjMj Eyes, will take part. Walsh, Morristown. Miaaionary □ MUdoguj BraUtat Won’t you take a seminarian Q FRANCIS 40 Commtrc* St, Newark from four Flaaaa aaod dm UUralura about tba work CARDINAL President J, N. J. Eighteen boys par- into heart and at raur SPILLMAN, your let him Social?; Maor. Peter ishes will attend the P. Tuehy, Nol l Jet’y Mlith.lt 3-0240 retreat at become the priest in your Sokol Conference St. Send oil Dally. 9 ta Bonaventure, while 65 communication! to: tun. 4 pat. girls Write to: PASSAIC family? Af« .Grada.. NEAR EAST O Wad. Ira mill Sokol Youth from nine will to CATHOUC WELFARE pan «. • p.m. Group parishes go Father G. ASSOCIATION Gilbert, M.S.SS.T. Htreat I will have a on me PARKING Ik, conference Apr. Villa Walsh. Special buses will 4M Uxlngton Avo. at 46th Sf. arram *raal Missions Motherhouse New York 17, N. Y. 3 Trinity City Zona. In Passaic, opening with 10 a.in. take the retreatants to both loca- . .BUtu. Silver Spring, Maryland Mass at St. Mary’a Church. tions. LATC VOCATIONS OIVIN SPECIAL ATTENTION 16 the advocate March 24, 1960 Cardinal Stepinac's Sufferings & Compared to Those of Christ Home Supply Mart

NCWC News Service dear colleague, Cardinal Franzls- is translation Following a of a on Cardinal kus eulogy Stepinac Koenig, Archbishop of Vien- gtven by Pope John XXIII at St. Peter's Basilica na, whose on Feb. 17, 1960. admirable impulse of The Pope compared the the sufferings of Cardinal during his last brotherly charity, leading him to YOU GET A BETTER DEAL the honor years to sufferings of Christ. the burial ceremonies of the Cardinal My Lord Cardinals, Venerable, of , was YOU GET A GUARANTEED JOB Brothers marred and Beloved Sons: ed by a travel accident that ascent of everyone toward the This unusual arouses fear for his funeral rite here ideals precious life. YOU GET highest made sublime in A FREE WRITTEN, in St. Peter’s Basilica for a the spirit of and which OH! Cardinal Christ, SORROW, Oh! sorrow, be- who was not a member arc associated with a and loved brothers ITEMIZED of loyal and because ESTIMATE ... the curia Our sons, was urged upon harmonious collaboration in the of these strange contrasts FROM heart for the of search and the for, enjoyment of daily life. drive blessed soul of dangerous They the true prosperity that makes us toward the Cardinal arms of Jesus as Aloy- human coexistence less sad and did His first sius they disciples on the Stepinac, more agreeable? sea of Galilee: us! Archbishop of “Lord, save I home-Q-rama We are perishing!” (Math. 8, Zagreb, be- MAY THE LITURGICAL pray- 25). Imbbbk OENERAL CONTRACTORS mwhh cause of ex- from er rising our lips and our We are sure that the Lord "Custom with 'YOU' In Mind" re- hearts designed traordinary the through spirals of the Jesus will His and save spect reli- sacred incense Church, ★BASEMENTS and in ★EXTENSIONS implore once the hour of sadness We gious affection. again heavenly peace and like glory to listen again to His ★ MOTORISTS HONOR This for ★ATTICS PATRONESS: Atop towering aerial ladders at left, two fire- simple the deceased Cardinal Stepi- words, even though said to us men and distinguish- nac. look down on the annual In this prayer, We feel blessing bestowed in Rome on that in the tone of “O NO MONEY DOWN TO care and drivers. The ed reprimand: 5 YEARS PAY figure of father and pastor of We are joined all ceremony is on the Feast by the mem- Thou of little performed of St. Frances of the faith, why didst Rome, of Church of God was exceed- bers of the patroness motor- venerable Sacred Col- thou Mr. Businessman, ists. In center doubt?” (Math. 14, 31). Inquire about our SPECIAL background is the ingly dear to Our patroness’ church, built the of spirit. His pro- lege of Cardinals here Low atop remains a pa- present or But Jesus likes to be invoked. Cost store remodeling planl tribulation of 15 years’ who, from gan temple in the ruins longed every part of And of the ancient Roman forum. the we in this invocation exile in his join own country, and the world, wish share CALL NOW! Convince may to the with the sons of Yourself serene always-beloved and confident dignity of sorrow of the common father “Austria fidelis” for the his constant made him with recov- 14 Hour lorvico THE suffering sentiments of phono touching ery of the health of their OR FOR the strong 6-5151 out-of-town BETTER BUYS object of universal admira- to fall colloct brotherhood, express as it deserving and fervent tion and veneration. pastor wer.e the of the ADVOCATE SWIFTER condolences Uni- in his intentions of visit SALES who, very our showroom CLASSIFIED versal Church. & THE CIRCUMSTANCES sensitive felt him- 4-0700 of his brotherhood, MArket SERVICE Cardinal Stepinac was self associated in Deadline for death—calling to the attention of not as noble rep- Clastified Ads-Monday 12 Noon able to wear the resentation his spiritual sons who were most well-deserved with all the Lord Car- and glorious dinals and the close to him the great example purple, not even entire episcopate I BUSINESS DIRECTORY once REAL ESTATE FOR SALE of invincible outside his place of birth of the Catholic Church. home-O-ramaT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE patience given over and L- .OENERAL I so of his enforced confine- 0 OONTRACTORS APPLIANCE REPAIRS many years—and his segrega- Enough, Lord, enough! We ment. bless BERGEN Upper Montclair a But let us You for COUNTY tion in place of residence such piously hope every day, even 398 MAIN ST. N. J. that in the for ORANGE, a short distance from grace and of days of sadness. Show STONE FRONT them, have light thy SKS the REPAIRS ASUPSaE Lord he now extend mercy to O N< Majestic In ultra suburban gone out like a sad and mournful may us, Lord, as we have ll ,,L BER mm its »uuuiuan This R EN ,y * ■--- setting.HCllin* county *wrra ?t J yr ® ld 4 bedroom Colonial,. . his protection to the hoped in You. R pA n„ tr. - ;, will, mv(|re _ tone, the words of the whole Sa- RADIOS HI-FI CHIAL place, festive recalling SCHOOLS. PLEASE FEEL dining room, semi modem cred ™EETO CALL kitchen, walls. College, of which he re- ANYTIME SO THAT plaster 1-1/2 batha,screened Holy Saturday liturgy at the WE SHOW porch overlooking mains TOASTERS IRONS r^.Y.x. VOU A. COMPLETE babbling brook, att tomb of Jesus a shining to the ONLY WHILE THEY T F HOMES garage, the Saviour: "Our honor, LAST!!! LN prestige location and yet realisti- Set Church Tours range! yoUR whole pjuce cally priced at *29.900. fountain of Holy Church and all of BROILERS / shepherd, living wa- Drive by 25 then call STEUBENVILLE, Ohio •nd All Household Rivcrvlew Drive has Yugoslavia. (NCI- Electrical for ters, gone, with whose pass- More Interior Inspection. than 70 Catholic churches Appliances at Low Prices Smith & We in Mooney GEO. F. VAN the sun was obscured.” also wish to ask, together ' DEREE & CO. ing the diocese will REALTORS sponsor U rnPik with a guided T , * Pompton Plains At his passing into the eter- him. special grace of the THE ACTIVE OFFICE” TE tours for non-Catholics AMHERST 5-1777 Daily, Eves., Weekends and ex- HI KINDERAMACK ROAD Lord: that sun is the WESTINGHOUSE nal regions the in health, the N. J. was, plain the various aspects of APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. MONTVALE, POMPTON LAKES preservation Cath- PARK 8 3400 fact, darkened the and the of RIDGE on horizon recovery olic and belief OR«n«« 3-7838 EAST AT YOUR worship on Sun- ORANGE SERVICE with many fin* homes, the other illustrious of these and so very VACUUM DENVILLE too numcrou*to list. Cali wintry, rainy and sad day, Mar. 27. CLEANER ON WHEELS CARPENTERS days. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for small Jos. L. Belmont BRAND NEW CEILINGS INSTALLED. Investor. Slors Cos. This _ AT- plus 2 apartments in Ideal Cardinal Stepinac who Complete with AND BASEMENTS FINISHED. location. Call E- for further details. $19,900 "REALTORS" French IN FACTORY BOXES FOB ESTIMATES CALL gave 26 to Are Attachments years of episcopate £P*n daily and Sun. 9 AM. to I P.M. GRIFFITH-PRIDEAUX, INC. 269 Wanaque FULL JOSEPH AIBANO Ave., Polhpton Lakes his illustrious Urged FACTORY GUARANTEE first REALTORS—INSURERS AR 4-11118 TE 5-2000 archdiocese, .. OX 4-1211 *8 Columbia Newark ES 8-3D03 5« INDIAN Ave., RD. DENVILLE. N. J. in tireless and zealous work of ALL PERFECT—NO SECONDS OAkwood SPARTA 7-4300 apostolic and then PLUMBING - HEATING activity in To to "Serving Hub of Morris County" LAKE MOHAWK last years of Pray long painful segre- MICHAEL T Mary BAUDERMANN. INC. Ul Eu *h *r>ed ranch. - LAFAYETTE 2 fireplaces this was PLUMBING AND HEATING H.w**Sf i 1 gation, Cardinal Stepinac NCIP'C News W. heat - full D. R. - Service MI WILLIAM Breezeway large* ST.. NEWARK 3 garage. a faithful 99 of SUSSEX CTY.—B room home, truly F MA 2-7407 414 reproduction n ' ,r*n Uti 2 baths, °n °f - television •ere*. fireplace. 2 car aaraae. FOX HOLLOW FARMS the Divine Shepherd. By his lat- ? ii ; address by Pope and Ioh» XXm pirenea rockaardcna. grand loca- *h« J bn \XIII to the Price plan* for the new ter people France on the Feast RELIGIOUS GOODS' $19,500. FARM & s** years of he ac- of Our Lady of yg,”- HOME MARK 60 SCHOLZ segregation of y 69 Water DREAM St., Newton, N. J. HOME Lourdes, Feb. JJALTY.DU to be erected cumulated such a 11, 1%0. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Ph. 3-3620; 5294. this Spring great wealth in Sussex County'* exclusive Beloved Sons of THE MIRACLE SHOP of merits that the Fa- France: year round lake community op- Heavenly Only 214 Rldle LAKE HIAWATHA one full Road. Lyndhurst posite OUR OF ther has year ago, We concluded the trust in the Madonna. LADY THE certainly converted How FULL CASH PRICE (opp. Rita Theatre) LAKE CHURCH and parochial much them centenary of the Lourdes We should like also to have Dally 1 to 8 • to • NEW SPLIT LEVEISI schools. to grace and blessing for appar- E-Z TERMS TOO WEbator 3-4948 E. G. ANDERSON. REALTOR itions with a you share this • LARGE ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, all the families and the faithful message, and now feeling, beloved modem Rt. 13 Sparta PArk 9-6181-5791 TRADE-INS ACCEPTED kitchen built-in way the with unit,. T.V. feast sons. In times of hot room, of fervent and . liturgical of Feb. ad- REST HOMES water heat, basement, pious ll difficulty, garage. OF dress of decoration,. again Our yourselves .?}f* Price tIS.IOO up. brings thought* and often, as We IN RECENT heart Ourselves ABBEY Lillian Realtors WEEKS the hum- back once like to to the Moth- NURSING HOME Delaney, Inc., distance to do, "Lady 28 N. Rd. COMPLETE SERVICE Reverwyck and school. 113.500. ble successor of St. Peter re- more on this er of Our . . God, mother. Altd. Convalescent. Chronically 111 EMMA LA POINTE ceived a great comfort as blessed LAKE B, Bishop day to But present 86 Van Ness Place MOHAWK yourselves as faith Route 1« Sparta. N. J. of Rome from your the diocesan syn- dear coun- ful Open Daily and Sunday sons, diligent above all in the Bl 3-0303 r- AT LAKE MOHAWK HZ? PArkway 9-5730 od, during which the sacred in- try and e»r nround homes nesr Our partic- “constant practice of the Sacra- Newark. N. J. ' Lady tho Like Church and schools. timacy of the and his WAYNE shepherd ularly to the ment, in the -CO-FEATURE Price* rule frmn'sl4Jo6~t»"B4JOo' respect of Chris- SPECIALS HELP - mill down payment and flock—clergy and shrine where tian morals WANED FEMALE terms eaay FABULOUS 9-ROOM COLONIALS people—was for one’s entire arranged. life, A SUPERB WOODED SETTINQ united often and happily in fa- We had lovely place for yoa and the in activity in the ranks of COOK - HOUSEWORKER. Mature. 3 idulta. children your IRRESISTIBLE TERMS Catho- call Juath BRAND -Jstlce 4-7152. OUTSTANDING miliarity with the amiable good fortune lic NEW! M/j «ay». Mon.-Frl. noon. Sleep in 4 VALUE AT *26.990 splen- to action and of the Broker VISIT different or- BUMS. luxury apt. New Jersey executive. BETTY PHIL, OUR BREATHTAKING MODEL dor of Jesus the kneel contemplated as on sever- ganizations References and Cor. Kenvll HALF-MILE OFF RT. NO 23 recommended the fes*y. Ave. and Et. 4« Kenvll, N. 3. by VERY FAMOUS health certificate. <123 (Open TUI 6 P.M.). ON ALPS RD. Divine Shepherd who down al BRAND 2-BRUSH per mo. OR 5-2011. "lays occasions. Church" (Encyclical LIVINGSTON CONNELLY Letter, ASSOC. his life for his sheep" (John 10, How many "Lourdes’ FLOOR POLISHER AND SCRUBBER WANTED' 223 Pilgrimages,” 2, POSITION Union Blvd. Totowa Borough U). July COME UP TO 17 memories do We relive 1957, Acta SEE Hamburg Turnpike Rlverdale on this Apostolicae Sedis, AR WITH RECEPTIONIST . SECRETARYI DRIVE PARK 1-1315 Open to 9 P.M. TE 8-4444 The of the occasion! AUTOMATIC DISPENSER S WEST departure soul of We came in as YEARS EXPERIENCE contact XXXXIX, p. 605). IN, INDUS- . OPSN WEEKENDS commercial, ONE STOP - TO a trial, and ADVER- Uon In SHOP Cardinal-Archbishop Aloysius young priest with the grotto of AND RUG "!?*•* ,e ' town.. 3. 4. s Bedroom SHAMPOO UNIT TISING OFFICES. SWITCHBOARD: •put MAY YOUR levels on 3/3 sere lot. From 4 rooms with Fir* recreation faith be accom- TYPING, place, Steplnac for heaven repeats Massabiclle. The sweet and great FILING (NO STENO) AND at thru Ranchers at 333,900 to 339,900 room $13,900 - on up GENERAL OFFICE WORK. A-l once more this panied by filial trust in her who REF- 116.500 • a tremendous split level at $23,500- great teaching impression We gathered from ERENCES AND RESUME ON MADELYN Realtor RE- MACAULEY, has been on fIUBT. to us, this divine example giv- that first visit so many occasions WRITE BOX 43, THE ADVO- Ml E. became Northfield Rd. \VY 2-5080 imprinted CATE. ‘ *1 CLINTON ST., NEWARK en in throughout chapter 10 of the Gospel constantly more deeply in our your history your ad- MAHWAH JOHN WEISS & Cos., Realtor* according to St. John. We mind vocate, refuge and protectress. pray during subsequent visits, 1207 Paterson-Hamburg Tpke, Continue to PUR. APT. TO LET for the of until the address your NEED 5 BEDROOMS? Wayne. N. J. happy glorification last, when, in the cen- prayers Open to 1 to 5 OX 4-3300 fervently to her to entrust The days ot the large family 7:3o—Sun. his elect he will respond tennial year of the and are back, and spirit; NICE FURNISHED ROOM NEXT TO this apparitions, la a home to makethem A to her the great intentions ILESSED SACRAMENT happy. split to us from on as a seal We consecrated with Our of the CHURCH. el,r o,tl on * large high hands s"*™ plot. In Crag FARMS . HOMES - ESTATES H WATER NEAR n mere Park.•»••*. Wlthl nwalkfn- • renewed the Church, particularly the intention •y* -. 9*33413 imauunf distance of upon our pastoral fer- Basilica of St. B^7, - and underground FULL shopping commuting. Cathedral Uvlna vor and readiness for endeavor Pius of the ecumenical which «aaaaaa* Will. Iliuurimodern13 W 3 ACRES-PRIVACY X which the im- council, CASH INSURANCE a kitchenKllCnCn wllftf completed dishwasher, 2-1/3 baths, and home with is now at the AGENTS large recrea Charming 5-ycar-old real and sacrifice. pressive heart of Our con- lion collection of ded- PRICE area 329,600 value: 26-foot living room with fireplace.' cerns and from which The dream icated to the We expect Monsanto Agency THE DATOR AGENCY kitchen, with dining area (26 feet Beloved brothers and sons; We Immaculate Virgin with 3 bedrooms bed Wottr fireplace)* (master in the great things for the good of souls. ORIG. 59.9$ fl St., Newton DU 31950 OPEN EVENINGS must not the invita- Marian city. . „ room 18x35)* 2 baths, dressing room: 27 forget grave 3 E. Ave.. Mahwah. N. foot Ramapo J. screened patio with lovely barbecue Within the vast BECAUSE LA 9-3000 tion of his con- panorama of all OF ITS UNFAIRNESS TO COMPETITION fireplace: testament for the REALTORS many extras included, etc.: BUT we CANNOT dishwasher, forget that the nations of the world, range, washer and dryer, gar- stant practice of forgiveness and evoking WEDMIT THIS FAMpuS BRAND NAME MAYWOOD exhaust the choice of the bage disposal, refrigerator, attic by place of her in Our mind the prospects of this BLOOMFIELD peace. How tender, how touch- CAPE fruit apparitions, as well COD. 9 YEARS OLD, 50x9C screens: insulation: trees; lovely j is his of as by the council, We think with IST FLOORUvIng ing forgiveness all those particular room. Jr. dinlni grounds: paved drive. 2 car garage. child whom Let innocent she chose affection of "dulcis us explain the advantages of f® o®*0 ®* modern kitchen. 2 bedrooms and Price 528.9Q0. Exclusive listing. who in his life France, tile people though multiple listing. bath. juliet r. McWilliams, realtor as her confidant, the Immacu- (sweet) France” as 2ND FLOOR—Overtired in faith and with it is called finished bed Main St.. Cheater Tel. Chester 40. perfect good BERNARD WERBEL, large late Virgin wished to show room, basement playroom, att charitable clear- in the office of the liturgical Price Morris. Passaic. Sussex. Warren Cos. i have REALTOR garage. $18,900. Dl 2-3183. intentions—may a ly concern for Feast of Small homes on large plots—Acreage. I special your St. •U Blfd. Ave.. Bloomfield. Pi S-3838 offended him slightlyI How sub- , patron MOUNTAIN LAKES H. FRANK MULLINS country and, nodoubt, to reward of Paris—France lime is this of the last of the appari- repetition the UNION COUNTY DENVILLE faith the of so tions of the Sacred p*r month *3.300 cash will words of piety Heart at *'34. and OA 7 4070 Eves. FO 61054 the dying Christ regard- purchase thta lovely 4 bedroom Cape many generations who have MORRIS. HUNTERDON. WARREN those in- France of the Our experience la your protection. Let ua Cod In ing who made him Paray-le-Monial, deltihtful residential community. people voked her in have ao U COUNTIES France help you as we many other hap- r * ,ummer ,porU- suffer so throughout apparitions of the at V. DUFFY unjustly: “Father, for- Virgin py home owners to Union County and tha sal. PrtS »niioo! JAMES Agency N. the centuries: Lourdes. •• • • Main St. Chester. J. CHester 515 for know surrounding area. RITA B. MURPHY give them, they not To Evenings MUrray 9-1200 Buy or Sell Call on what “The Kingdom of the For *37 W. Main St. DE they are (Luke 23, France, France We ask of HURRY! 4-1788 WHIPPANY doing”! God, HURRY! Boonton Kingdom of JOHN P. McMAHON 34). Mary," as your an- and We hope that France will SPACIOUS new ranch on large lot. near CALL NOW • IMS Morris Ave.. Union MU 13U4 MOUNTAIN LAKES AND VICINITY cestors liked to obtain the Intercession CALL COLLECT echool and Bell Lab. Living room with This “for say. through Open Eves h Weekends they know not what ELWOOD A. SAWYER fireplace, dining room. "Eat In" kitchen, of are is affir- Therefore, when In recent Our Lady of Lourdes, the 24 built in range. 3 twin size bedrooms. 1-1/2 they doing" a great HOURS A DAY INCLUDING U. S. 48 SUNDAY RIDGEWOOD A Crane rd.. Mountain Lakes baths basement with 1/2 It plus laundry. mation. It is an immense days We took steps to send the graces needs the Telephone DEerfleld 4-0371 2 com- today, bath. car garage. $23,500. on of faith and of RIDGEWOOD AND VICINITY miseration which penetrates with candles, offered to Us Can- grace courage, NORTH ARLINGTON MARY A. BERNHARDT WE CODDLE OUT-OF-TOWNERS dlemas the of and of 58 10 TU 7-5070 the Day, to the grace peace OVER SOO MULTIPLE LISTINGS Rt. Whippany tragic glimmer mystery of major ESTATE human churches of the brotherly REAL GI 5 0000 perversion in terms of the world, We Im- unity. Ml fITHENSFranklin SEASHORE 2-7960 M Ave. Ridgewood sense of individual and collective remembered the In this We OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS 5-1/2 mediately assurance, grant FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION • MONMOUTH BEACH life of which name of the grotto of Massa- Let n* ihU we are witnesses. wholeheartedly to all of you, bring NUTLEY to to MORTGAGES Large selection of Summer Rentals: machine your home tee and No no obligation* In this great sorrow it blelle. dear try. coat, Homes for Sale. See Phone is com- sons of France, in token of us now. Free delivery. Anywhere within 60 miles* BUY NOW—SELL OR TRADE RUmson 1-1492. forting for Us to notice here and By this gesture We wished to Our constant North Arlington benevolence, a pa- OUR PLAN INVESTIGATE TRADE-IN SWEENEY AGENCY there the show Our devotion We will list house for of human com- great and Our ternal 226 Avc. your sale, or Estates on spark apostolic blessing. VACUUM Springfield consider buying It If Schuyler Ave. Port Office Bldg. See Bright you purchase an- passion. other house through office. Let CAPES • RANCHES • our SPLITS REAL ESTATE WANTED GEM STORES, Inc* us know your requirements. Evenings Newark FROM Mrs. GATHERED around »nd Holidays csll Kelly, WE 9-3023; the dead Ur. TLEASE CAN YOU HELP US Gallagher. NO 7-3879. Christ from the HOUSE. 3 BEDROOMS. BASEMENT. hanging cross, $17,350 UNION VICINITY. UNDER *12.000. the STANLEY JOHNSON Four refer us to SMALL AMOUNT 1 DOWN. NEAR Evangelists BIBLES MODELS OPEN DAILY WY 1-7330 & BOOKS •S High Street CHURCH AND SCHOOL. BOX NO. the NOrtb 7-8000 43. gesture of who gave PRINTING Pilate, or ALL NEWARK TYPLS the dead body of the condemned REBOUND to the of of Ari- CALL mercy Joseph HARRY F. MURPHY US FIRST AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS had mathea, who asked for the 78 CLINTON 2 NEWARK BINDERY, INC. CASH BUYERS ST., NEWARK and PRLD CORDON, Pres, 'em? G.M. Transmission Service body, to Nicodemus, Phonti FOR YOUR PROPERTY HU bearing MArkct 3-2831 8-8403 71 Clinton SI. Ncwjrk Multiple Uited }, H j or eold direct Plymouth. Ford* Chevrolet. Buick. Olds- abundant amounts of mixed MArkrl i ottj mobile. Cadillac, any mako auto; we will JOSEPH BINN and aloes for the entomb- Install a rebuilt transmission, guaranteed myrrh REALTOR 234-flth Ave., Newark 6 months; 1 price quoted, no ups: E-Z ment. CRAFT terms. 1-day service. 331 st. OAKRIDGE Halsey Newark. For prices call Ml 2-5534. In the immense sorrow which 8 A.M.-8 P.M. WANTADS to MARGARET continues Our MERNER AGENCY pierce soul, DECORATORS IN NORTH JERSEY AREA TYPING the gesture of the higher au- OXbow 7-3401 Cloeed Sundeye INC. H.Browne thoritles in the foot- Joseph EAST TYPING DONE AT HOME permitted, ORANGE. N. J. CUSTOM DRAPER V STATISTICAL REPORTS steps of the Roman IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY governor of THESIS, TERM PAPERS OR MANUFACTURERS old, a manifestation of popular NEW LUXURY 9 STORY APARTMENT REASONABLE FEE for flip EL 3-0425 CALI* piety around the blessed Company body HOME - COMMERCIAL - of the pastor and the outstand- INSTITUTION I*o4 . OUR 56th 44 SOUTH MUNN AVE. YEAR . 1960 *ITD REPAIRS father ing that will remain a UN 4-6020 sacred 4 and S Room* Modern High Speed memory for an entire . Institutional Completely Air-Conditioned. All Elevators electric generation. in every humble kitchen* with built-in 100% PARKING oven and coun- home, and a perennial remind- MICHAEL J. ter-top 11 Ft. AMPLE FREE HARRIS Cleaning Supplies range] Cu. Refrigerator PARKING er of A spiritual and of ASH CANS with top freeier; (All In AREAS uplifting • MATS • SOAR Dishwasher NEW STAMPS: Two new series of RSTARIISHID 1»1« human and Christian tender- postage stamps Color*). DOOR MAN SERVICE SEE OUR FURNISHED have been issued HIGH LEVEL ROUSH • SROOMS • SRUSHOS MODEL ness. by the Vatican City Post Office. APARTMENT The • WAX SRONORS • RAIU 4 ROOMS <1 Bedroom) Oh! Why, once the 60- and SlB9 great priest 15-lire stamps at the left and right, ROOFING EXPERTS B ROOMS upper row, • TOILET RARIR (2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths) $240 and “pontiff’s” sacrifice is con- commemorate the first diocesan SHEET Rental Office Premise# synod. They depict METAL MORRINO on summated, why will it not now • RQUIRMRNT 11 A.M. to 7 Open P.M. Including Sunday* the interior of the be permitted for ail honest and Lateran archbasilica where the CONSTRUCTION RARIR • RARER TOWELS • CURS Phones ORange 4-7244 good souls to welcome, at least synod was held. The center stamp, upper row, and all POR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS 278 DIRECTIONS FROM NEWARK Wayee Street from a the return of AND BY CAR] Straight out distance, three INSTITUTIONS Central Ave. to Mlunnj turn right on Murm half block. stamps in the lower row commemorate the civic fifth Al BY BUS; Tako £2l to Munn Ave. and religious peace which—- Typ. BnlMlat* Jersey N. J. walk south 1-1/2 biock* to property or of City, HORN ISN'T WORKING" the death £24 ~MY in centenary of St. Antoninus, MS NSW POINT ROAD or £44 bus to Central and Munn walk respect of a noble and sound Bishop of Ave*., half block north to NMhmi 14671 II D-1700 tradition—can assure the show the saint EIIZARETM, N. i. renew- Florence. They in the act of preaching. Founded Nuns Charity March 24,1960 THE ADVOCATE 17 To Name St. Louise Plan Summer Deliveries At Highpoint in Social Work Patron Oradell ORADELL (PFS) Initial de- in wall oven and counter-top VATICAN CITY (NC) The Holy See is preparing p liveries are anticipated early this range, dishwasher, exhaust fan, decree to name St. Louise de Marillac, French nun who summer at the 21-house High- Formica work counters, birch

the Sisters of point on Soldier Hill and a door leading out helped found Charity, patroness of social community cabinets, Rd. and Forest here. the workers. Ave. to yard.- Six housing starts are under The upper level has three bed- Details of the decree are now worked out ceramie being by way and sewer lines are being rooms and two colored the Sacred Congregation of Rites. completed by builders Frank Zap- tiled baths. The date of its publication has of one and Dominick another: St. Louise on Mar. pala D’Agostino of been announced. not 15, 1660, and East Paterson. Arthur William- St. Vincent on Sept. The 17th-century nun helped 27, 1660. son and Cos. of Paramus is sales St. Vincent de Paul found the Sis- agent. Oak Forest ters of Charity, who have ST. LOUISE was been born in Paris The builders, who offer eight- in extensive social Aug. 12, 1591. Her engaged work mother died room, 2 1/2-bath split-level Has 5 and today number about 43,000. early and she was raised her homes Styles by priced from $32,000 on Their headdress father, Louis de Marillac. On broadwinged of the fully-landscaped plots 100 by 125 NORTHVALE (PFS) Fami- white linen has been a familiar advice of her confessor she put feet, plan additional construction lies visiting the Oak Forest North sight in the shacks of the poor, aside an early desire to enter starts this Spring to stay abreast community here are being given in and on roligious life and hospitals battlefields. ( married an of- of sales. the opportunity to view five dis- PARENTS The 300th . of the ficial of the French RETREAT: Ninety parents of Immaculate anniversary court, Antoine Available in three elevations, tinct housing style variations as deaths of St. Louise de Marillac Le Gras. After 12 years of the mar- furnished model has a partial a basis for Conception High School, Lodi, participated in a re- comparison. and St. Vincent de Paul is ried life her husband being died, leav- brick and red cedar "Such asserts sales treat Mar. 20 conducted Rev. V. shingle ex- selectvity,” by Anthony O’Driscoll, celebrated this her with a year throughout ing young son. Louise terior. agent Thomas I. Bustard of West- O.F.M. with Father O’Driscoll the world. was then Talking before the day They were lifelong col- 34 years old. Entry is on ground-level into the wood, "gives prospective pur- laborators and died within months Before her husband’s death began were Walter Sheehan, president, and Mrs. P. a foyer with sliding-door guest chaser a chance to carefully com- she had met St. Vincent de closet. Off the is Pelletreau, entry a re- pare one design against another chairman. Paul, who became her confes- room creation with door leading while choosing a house to fit the sor. The two organized out to groups the yard, a den or bed- family's individual need^." of women to Vincent’s help SL room with closet, a laundry Builder Steiner Gunderson, who Holy Name Confraternities of and util- is 20-house Charity, room, powder room, a developing the com- of which he had founded to rem- Columbus room. VOCATION ity on Wildwood Rd. off Knights GRAPH: This graph was prepared by the munity Sussex Federation edy misery and in The has County A Ignorance two-car garage a di- Crest Dr. and offers Vocation Guidance Council in Tappan Rd., country districts of France. of New York Day of Recollection will be held connection rect entry into the lower hall. ranch and bi-level ranch with homes, Apr. 10 at St. In 1633 a training center for the observance of vocation month in March. To Honor Carlin Joseph’s, Newton, There The main level has a living room two side-to-side split-levels in-de- these women it was announced by was established. St. are almost with bow president 25,000 more Sisters in the U. S. than window, dining room sign variation, and a back-to- Louise there Paul at the drafted a rule of life that with and kit- NEWARK Joseph J. Carlin, retiring state Chorney monthly were 10 years ago. But the number of school picture window, a front split-level. The homes are deputy is the kernel children meeting Mar. 13 at the mission of the rule of to- chen with breakfast built- from $20,990. of the of will has area, priced Knights Columbus, be honored at a testi- increased 2,011,500 in the same time. There are qhurch of St. John Vianney. day's Daughters of Charity. In Bustard says he has found that monial dinner at 1642 some of Apr. 24 the Essex House here. Mr. Carlin Vice Frank the women took 4,147,500 more patients treated in president McChes- per year Catholic prospective buyers want the op- vows of will his on ney revealed that are poverty, chastity and more Stresses to complete second term July 1. plans being hospitals; 7,107 aged cared for; and 2,156,150 Bishop portunity study and compare made for lecture obedience, and in 1655 the a in the near Holy various architectural stylings. Of- Carlin has been a member of the of Columbus more public school children Knights See the given religious instruction. future at Our Lady of the Lake approved religious com- MissionNeeds of at Since He is fering a numer designs one 1919, a past grand munity. Catholic population has the nation’s High School by Bishop Fulton J. grown 50%; 21%. site, he adds, makes the Moorestown Council fcrences buyer’s knight of, will be conducted national director PRINCETON (RNS) by Sheen, of the Bishop of selection that much easier. and faithful of job a past navigator Rev. Thomas Walsh. Thomas Vicar Society for the Propagation of Wade, Apostolic John Tatham General Assembly, the of the North Solomon de- Greenville Council The fifth Faith. Islands, Fourth Degree. He served sev- Protests Tax Sacrifice, Give Good clared here that there is an ur- anniversary ball will be held Apr. eral terms as district deputy be- St. Michael’s, Union—The an- Example, gent need to "re-educate” Amer- 23 at Jersey City Garden. Pro- fore bis election as warden of nual Communion breakfast will ican Catholics on the of In Nazareth ceeds will plight the state council in go jointly to the Gon- be held 8 with Aloysius 1954. He has May Ring the missions. Retreat Father Tells Israel - also "zaga House and the Sr. as chairman. Robert Workers NAZARETH, (NC) served as state treasurer Kolster Holy He was the featured speaker council’s fund. Paul J. Hakim of Acre and state secretary. building reported at the March Bishop Georges meeting at a of the Damien Dut- Alfano is general chairman. NCWC News Service meeting has protested a the his on of the Decent Litera- the of sacrifice and ruling by During term of office as plans cy, spirit ton Society of New new ture Brunswick, mayor of Nazareth that State Carlin instituted Our Lady of committee. is good example. deputy, Fatima Council— Following a translation of an address by John XXIII which presented its annual Dam- Pope monasteries and convents muit four new councils and has Park Ridge—The third in Above all, let prayer be your seen lecture Assumption, Wood - given in Rome Oct, the second national ien Dutton Award to Msgr. Louis Ridge 17, 1959, to delegates to property taxes. the Order in New the and accord- pay reach current Lenten lecture series The 34th annual Communion Italian convention spirit nourishment, J. of Jersey for the of labor. The Mendelis, pastor St. Hakim, dignity Pope urged to the Alphon- Bishop spiritual leader an all-time of mem- will be delivered 3 ing maxim of Benedict high Apr. by Oliver breakfast will be held 10 workers to sus Church, for his 50,000 Apr. seek a the Baltimore, synthesis of Christian ideals with conditions of of Israel’s 19,000 Melkite • Rita bers. Barres. His 8 Norcia: "Ora et labora’’ topic: "The Catholic after a m. Mass in the school of the work in raising funds to aid working world. Rite Catholics, said the mayor’* Next week the K of C. will Family and the Universal auditorium. (Pray and work); with the Principal speaker leprosy work. ruling violates a law be its 78th Church.” will be Lucian We thought that human promulgated observing anniversary. Rev. are to welcome In activities, the past 10 in his Gallagher, happy ate in it forms of During years the Turkish ruler* of Pale*- in New activity the loftiest and most by Membership Jersey now 0.F.M., pastor of St. Francis of special audience the praise- yearly Christmas Knights of ever more and noble, Leprosy Fund, tine in 1885 and confirmed th* ranks peaceful as by eighth in the nation. For New York. Charles the Master worthy well, are not ex- Mendelis has Assisi, J. Labor, Workmen of in active fellowship Msgr. raised more British commissioner and effec- hausted in high in the past six New Cardinal Evered will be and the an environ- than years Jersey lay Italy Senior Workers of earthly $1 million in his for Stepinac speaker. tive collaboration. parish 1938. Under this law in- has set the and the ment but tend toward the City religious pace tops Chairman is Peter J. Adamski Industry. the world missions. Without these it would be stitutions are from taxa- Called not of God. exempt nation with a net of a Sr. Francis X. is Beloved gain nearly Martyr Reiger toast- sons! You have attain who tion. come possible to a Chris- In Bishop Wade, went to the 66% in J truly this you will membership. PITTSBURGH master. to Rome to con- doing "lay up (NC)-Cardinal tian of human Solomon Islands in 1923 as a mis- The has announced concept labor, for yourselves mayor that Stepinac’s death tribute treasures in heav- Paterson has established your sionary and has Cotmgll—Bishop Mc- St. Paul the Apostle, Clifton— which therefore leads the person served there beginning in April he will tax re- his en, where neither rust nor moth place as the national study and ex- since, too Nulty will be guest of honor at martyr The annual Mothers of man redeemed to an increas- said that many ligious houses. At the Day Com- consumes, nor thieves people start, they of the Croatian to break in the annual Communion breakfast people as all the munion breakfast perience the clearer "think too small" when it are to be taxed will be held ingly awareness of his and comes at one-quarter deeds steal’’ 6,20). Mar. 27 in De Paul brave of a lifetime advancement of (Matt., to the of never 8 after 8 Mass. John own and at the missions, not that the usual town rates. Thia is Regional May a.m. responsibility Then toil will end realizing Catholic could, Bishop John J. of an and-each will costs High School, Wright DeGroot is chairman. important same time of his own of maintaining missionar- expected to the town about dignity. obtain from God his bring John Gleason the Pittsburgh said here. subject, rich in just reward ies are of Bureau of We are thankful to God for the rising and that only about $25,000 yearly. He made Corpus Christ), Hasbronck with truth and dignity in Investigation will be the observation on his spiritual consid- accord- one-ninth of the funds principal beneficent changes that have tak- required Nazareth has 23,000 inhabitant*. radio Heights The annual Day of ance with what he shall have Grand C. weekly program erations: "Edu- come to the missions from *>eaker. Knight Joseph following en in this field because of the Its 25 monasteries and convent* Recollection place practiced on | Palladino his eulogy of the late Cardinal at will be held 3 earth. will be toastmaster. Apr. cation for the Society for the Propagation about so many joint efforts. of own one-third of the city’* a special Month’s at Immaculate Lodi. We invoke each | Vincent S. Parrillo is chairman. Mind Mass in Conception, of work- upon of you, the Faith. dignity 11,000 acres. St. Nicholas Rev. Francis Mulquinn at upon distant colleagues, Church, Millvale. He spoke ers.’’ WHEN OUR predecessor of upon St. Council, Jer- the your beloved called the Cardinal March on the an abun- “a -martyr in meeting indulg- The program sent to with venerated Leo XIII, families, sey City—Rev. Fabian J. Us, memory, Joyce, the classic ences to be gained dance of divine favors. pattern of Thomas a by taking index of lessons Asa NEW of St. Bonaventure an dealt with wrote the memorable NEW NEW 0.F.M., Re- part in this encyclical pledge of Becket, Thomas More and those activity. these these, as well as an treat House, during has shown Rerum Novarum, a painful pic- and Ed- sessions, Paterson, who have withstood the assurance of Our tyrants Us that your was ele- ture Was before his benevolence, ward J. Spinello, lawyer, will be Port Authority The 28th an- convention eyes: Those PACKANACK of all time to the We are happy to impart to LAKE preserve free- vated, noble and out of still sound a you speakers at the annual Commu- nual Communion breakfast will serious, pages rousing warn- dom of their from Our heart tha people and, above which We wish it from those who' apostolic nion breakfast Mar. 27 at the be held following 8 a m. Mass Our ing against (Wayne Twp.) f their trampled all, faith,” Bishop- Wright heart will blessing. Mass in St. Church. Apr. 3 at Holy Innocents come new sources upon the sacrosanct of the Joseph’s said. Church, rights of for Peter Monahan will be toast- 37th St., New York. Brother inspiration your activities. human person. PACKANACK VILLAGE “If there ever was a clear It comforts Us master; Richard Dobrowski is Cornelius Justin, F.S.C., of Man- to welcome you Now conditions have improv- case of a man was in death who hattan at the conclusion of Given Custom Built Homos general chairman. College, will be guest your work ed greatly and Our very fre- Fellowships victorious over the man who speaker. John J. Lyons and to with meetings with is chair- comply your friendly quent represent- WASHINGTON (RNS)-Seven- St. Francis Council, Wanaque— hastened his death, Cardinal BIRCHENOUGH HURTZ for the which request for a general and atives the various & BUILDERS man breakfast, will propi- of categor- ty-nine 12 Brothers will attend the annual victorious nuns. and one Members Stepinac was over be held the Hotel at Statler in tiatory blessing. ies of labor and of workers’ priest received Parochial and Church to Eastern Rite Mass he summer fellow- School adjacont property Apr. 1, at Tito,” said, adding that the By this New York. gesture you have shown organizations are for St. Francis Cardinal always a ships secondary teachers of Visit club and for at would become to the our planned community see yourself Church, Haskell, an orientation of faith and fresh an source of true satisfac- science and mathematics 7:30 p.m. Anid of Croatians what St. Patrick Is All East from Msgr. Cyril to Souls, Orange—Edwin assurance of the aim the our families derive from this that makes tion. the National Science |oy 1,400 plan. St. Ann's the Irish. Foundation Church, Paterson, will Dougherty is chairman for the RANCHES you search for the things of the Your present Is an here. SPLITS COLONIALS celebrate. There will be dis- annual father assembly a and son Commu- first spirit and above of this. You make labor cussion the anything example on Eastern Rite in nion breakfast which will be held Exhibit Atheism else. an instrument of moral ALTON H. BOLLINGER CO. the church hall after on improve- THE -CHALICE Mass. Apr. 10 at The Rock. He will is the in ment and collaboration cup A brotherly VIENNA (RNS) commu- be assisted by James WE HAVE IN FACT read with which the Post Office OX 4-141S Montclair Connell A of Mulligan between priest consecrates and Bldg. Day atheistic management and work- nist-sponsored exhibi- and Patrick Beirne. satisfaction in from which he will your that receives the Prec Recollection be held Mar. tion entitled by-laws mindful of the divine teach- OPEN DAILY and Real- ers, ious "Religion you wish to endeavor “to elevate Blood the Mass. 27 at Our of Lourdes ings and of the social doctrine of during Lady has befen taken ity," on a tour THE FIRST International Eu- among and in the labor West The society Church, Orange. con- of country districts the Church. Many years of un- throughout charistic Congress was held in environment the moral value of Czechoslovakia. remitting application have earn- Lille, France, in 1881. that wish joint production"; you ed for of well-deserved offer many you Private to your "contribution of College ex- recognition, for which We also perience and of conscious equi- congratulate you. 3 librium to Paterson to the solution of social Support Urged Represent Therefore, upon returning to NEW problems and for the fraterniza- YORK (RNS) - Rev. your daily occupations know how tion of all those in taking part ... to Laurence J. McGinlcy, S.J., pres- At unceasingly be of aid in White House the ident of Fordham productive process"; that you University, ap- Meeting spreading goodness through the are to "favor the here for PATERSON - The Paterson trying increase exercise of pealed stronger support Dr. Murray is a former presi- justice, equality and Diocese of human from donors the will be at dent of relationships within the furthermore transform private to ease represented the Medical of charity; Society of the White House Conference sphere enterprise, in order “particularly critical" money on Now Jersey and the New Jersey your activities into abundant Children and that every find shortage in private colleges and Youth in Washing- Heart Association. participant may merits for eternity. in it the widest universities. ton Mar. 27-Apr. 2. He is, possible margin also professor of clinical The Paterson in which to expand the Addressing the 20th annual representatives at wealth of IN THIS UNDERTAKING We pediatrics Seton Hall College will be his own luncheon-forum of the Tuition John J. of Medicine personality." recommend to the exercise of Msgr. Shanley, and founder of the you These Plan, which for executive director of Catholic words constitute a pro. the Christian without Inc., provides pediatric department at St. Mi- virtues, installments Helen J. gram for the constant eleva- modthly to pay tui- Charities; Reed and chael's. which every human effort is tion of the labor tion Father warn- Evelyn M. Shan- The White world and the stunted and fruitless; OR fees, McGinley Minchln, Msgr. House Conference particular- HEAUrafUi! ed secretary. that “if a system of ley's will be the fifth indispensable condition to ere- ly the exercise of works of strong in a series of mer- Among those from non-public colleges and univer- the North held 10 meetings every years. not HAPPY sities were to disappear from our Jersey area previously men- More than 7,000 persons are tioned ex- as it has in so as delegates is Dr. Har- American scene, pected to attend the sessions to other row'A. many lands, freedom itself Murray, past medical di- discuss problems % concerned with COUNTRYSIDE YOUR M would be rector of St, Michael's appreciably diminished the welfare of the A NEW Hospital, nation's young COMMUNITY OF CUSTOM HOMES in a sensitive and Newark. significant INSPECT people. 1-5 WEEKENDS area." _ TARGET The Fordham president said 51/2% Available the financial crisis is posing a Mortgages 15... threat to the “freedom of choice” Public A School Aid blending of modern styling with tradition in genteel higher education. Without of historic Morristown to fulfill gracious living. These •trong financial support from homes are offered in 3 distinct models. private donors, he said, many of Conveniently Wins located to Saint the smaller unendowed institu- Committee OK Margaret's Church. tions "will simply expire." 4 BEDROOMS “Most of the others will WASHINGTON The sur- (NC) House Education and GRADE-LEVEL SPLIT, PARTIAL BRICK FRONT, CERAMIC vive only at the subsistence level Labor Committee has approved a three-year, $975 million TILE BATHS, FINISHED DEN. of mediocrity,"'he added, “with bill to aid public school construction. the academic Ideals of their Non-public schools are not included. $25,990 founders forgotten in the ar- LAKEFOREST RESERVATION chives, and their contrib- The vote on the R. 4 BEDROOMS special bill, (H 10128) came after the utions the world committee to of learning had twice rejected 81-LEVEL RANCH, FEATURING 2 CAR GARAGE, HUGE as as the libraries of ancient proposals to allow lopt private and other bill FINISHED REC. 2'/, BATHS. approved by the ROOM, Alexandria." parochial schools to Aim for the best! That’* what share in the you’ll House Education unit which get aid long Lakeforest Reservation with it’s through a term loan pro- at eco- proposed spending $4.4 billion $26,990 gram. The bill now club to the nomic . beautiful four-mile goes for plan . . public school construction Fr. Named House Rules COLONIAL, FEATURING LIVING REC Zavatsky Committee which SPACIOUS ROOM, waterfront and for . . new public school teachers’ . auper highway . . . decides the order ROOM AND SEPARATE STUDY ON FIRST 2V, in which legis- LEVEL, convenient To New Parish salaries over a shopping center. Remember the lation shall the four-year per- LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE. go to House floor iod. BATHS, BEDROOMS, Mtch.-Rev. Leo Crane arrowhead aims at the MATTAWAN, for debate. always best G. of St. If the deal Zavatsky, pastor Jo House passes the possible! pres- and St. ent bill. It $27,990 ■eph’s Church, Gaines, SUPPORTERS of the measure will have to name Augustine’s conferees to hammer LOCATION: convenient Franklin St. (Off Ma- Mission, Deerfield, say they are confident that the out a com- Very has been transferred as to Rules promise measure dison Route ONLY ELEVEN HOMES OF THE pastor Committee, dominated by with the Sen Ave., 24) St. John Bosco here and St. Mar- ate. Congressmen opposed to large- VERY BEST MATERIALS TO BE BUILT FOR SPRING THE ARTHUR D. CRANE COMPANY Marcellus. scale aid to will The garet Mary Mission, education, ap- upper chamber has passed OCCUPANCY. Father was ordained the bill Zavatsky prove because it is a a measure (S.B) FOUNDERS OF LAKI MOHAWK A calling for a two- June St. Patrick’s 15, 1946, at relatively modest one limited to ROYAL ACRES year expenditure pf $l.B billion and of- Pro-Cathedral, Newark, construction. for INTRANCI public school construction BUILDERS 4 MILIt NORTH OP DOVIR ON N. J. ROUTI II fered his first Mass in St. The Rules Committee Mary’s has and school teachers’ public sal 822 Hills Church, Passaic. since Morris DRexet 6-7641 Short held up May, 1959, an- aries. Turnpike the 18 advocate March 24, 1960 Archbishop’s Appointments \ 27 YEARS FAMOUS FOR SUPERIOR FOODS! SUNDAY, MAR. 27 OPEN - 2 St. Ce- THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. p.m., Confirmation, ferll ] cilia, Englewood. CLOSED 2 St. SUNDAYS AS ALWAYS! MONDAY 10 to 9 P.M. p.m., Confirmation, JJj \ Janies, Springfield. *’ 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. An- mwmii astasia, Tcaneck.' 4:30 p.m.. Confirmation, St. WORLD'S Michael’s, Palisades Park. m SATURDAY, APR. 2 K 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. Lucy’s, Jersey City. 4 Our Z p.m., Confirmation, juN Queen yrmr T Lady of Peace, May- wood. “3 SUNDAY, APR. 3 toromiAisi 9:30 a.m., tfe»73< Communion break- fast, members of Police and Fire Departments and Postal ouvfoit“33‘« Employes of Elizabeth, St. Mi- 59«, chael’s Hall, Elizabeth. 1:30 p.m., Preside, Archdio- cesan Congress of Teenage "“""'"W Sodalists, Seton Hall Univer- SUGAR domino or sity, South Orange. Jae| f Frott 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. instant , Newark. N 4 ®*eaf. p.m., Confirmation, Sacred . 8c °* Heart (Vailsburg), Newark. /ab./ 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. Mi- Mar chael’s, Cranford. PUDDINGS t 2 89< 4 p.m., Holy Hour honoring "SUHS- HONOR: SETONIA Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell holds the honorary degree parents of Brothers, Serra Club pr of the 4 to him at Oranges, Sacred Heart Cc presented Mar. 22 Seton Hall University where he spoke at a Career Con- ogrtsso Cathedral. SOUPS - vocation as of He 5 or part a series now in its 11th season. is flanked by Msgr. John J. W, "»*fron« Dougherty, Seton Hall president, and Archbishop Boland, president of the univer- 2 Office pit sity’s board of trustees. Decency £,”45' Sf Movie ar Klst Expands pL Msgr. Dougherty 3 Fr. Radaelli Marks Service juice . |Oc Installation Rating *’-W, NEWARK—An expanded tele- WO Faney 46-cz phone service for 40 Years as Priest Set for 25 answering CABBAGE can X* Apr. those interested in the moral rat- of films and “"*• SOUTH ORANGE - Msgr. ings stage plays has UNION CITY His been 40th anniversary in the priest- John J. Dougherty will be in- inaugurated by the archdio- 2 Office for hood will be observed by Rev. Florian J. stalled as the 13th president of cesan Decent Litera- g-37« Radaelli, S.A.C., Flafn Hall ture and Decent Mr or Seton in formal Motion Pic- assistant St. University r pastor of Rocco’s Church here, on 3. Apr. tures. iodized 2 ceremonies on the South Orange r Father Radaelli in was qrdained Rome on Apr. 3, 1920. Apr. By C campus, on 25, it has been dialing MArket 3-5700, one box° Solemn _ He will celebrate his Mass of at noon. announced Msgr. Thomas can obtain WHe.rtDOGFooo l0 Thanksgiving by W. the moral rating of al- teef, Preacher will be Rev. Pasquale Cunningham, chairman of the most any movie produced in the Of liver Z Schimizzi, S.A.C., provincial inaugural committee. Msgr. U. S. since 1936 and con- and was ordained to the priest- any stage 6 can° C aultor and pastor of St. hood Dougherty succeeds the late play given a moral evaluation Joseph’s the following year. Three 79 Msgr. John by Church, Hammonton. months L. who died Sign in the past 15 after ordination he was McNulty, Magazine Bora in Father last years. Milan, Italy, then transferred to the United May. Radaelli took the habit of the States. Archbishop Boland, president Ratings may now be obtained Catholic of the board Apostolate on He first of trustees of Seton Monday Saturday from Society was assigned to Our through Jan. 14, 1910, and his first reli- Hall, will invest 10 a.m. to 4 evenings be- Lady of Mt. Carmel, New York Msgr. Dough- p.m., gious was made erty with the seals of tween 6 and profession on where he his office at p.m. 8 -p.m. and on W 2 City, stayed until 1923. mgereM, Jan. 14, 1921. 3 p.m. in the auditorium. An holy days and holidays. PRODUCE Subsequently he served at St. 0T QUALITY The same he received his academic with Last the office provided >■' SELECTED year Ann’s Church, New York; Our procession repre- year degree of doctor of philosophy in sentatives from other moral ratings on “ Lady of Grace, Fairview, and colleges approximately the Atheneum of St. and universities will 2,500 occasions. Apollinaris Our Lady of Pompei, precede the Fresh-Cut In Brooklyn. Rome, his In investiture at 2 continuing theologi- 1929 Father Radaelli went p.m. cal studies the at University of back to As part of the program, Seton Catholic weenGreen Italy and upon his re- University Long, Propaganda Fide. Hall turn to the United will confer the honorary de- States he was Founded With in the outbreak of World gree of doctor of humane letters Paraguay appointed pastor of St. Leo’s War I In Father Radaelli on ASUNCION, Paraguay The 1915, Church, Baltimore. In 1943 he Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, of was inducted into the the Bishops Paraguay have estab- Army, re- was to St. Apostolic Delegate to U.S. assigned Joseph’s lished maining in the the country’s first Cath- service of his church in asparagus Hammonton, and in olic and named country until 1919. his dis- university a Upon Apr., 1948, transferred to St. ALBERT is the he ST. patron of Rev. Juan Mo- charge resumed his studies Rocco's. priest-physician, scientists. leon, as rector. i29‘

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