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VOL. 8, NO. 2 VATIC AN C ITS John FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 PRICE: TEN CENTS Pope XXIII, continuing his series of informal talks to various groups, touched on mod- ern art. the need for liturgical fredom of schools, the mis- of and his Castro Frees Jailed sion teaching, hopes that 1959 would he “a happy Catholics, and blessed " Inside... year In his most significant talk, It was Ml years ago lie said THE L. S. VISIT of An- Sees the Pope warned that that today there Christian people is more respect Spirit astas of Russia should not be prejudiced for the Church and religion Prevailing Mikoyan against than calls forth modern liturgical before Gustavo Pena Monte and some strong art just be By prighli ridding the govern- Hr. Fernandez Adan, former it modern cited ment of cause is He added that He particularly the hon- HAVANA (NC) Triumphant corruption, the new Cuba editorial comment on archdiocesan president of Catho-' hi personally favors it but warned ored place which Catholics have revolutionary leader Fidel Cas- needs men who are honest and lie of U S 8 Youth Havana. policy...Page that in one cannot encourage "mad the Council tro has proclaimed that with'lhe trustworthy. It is Cuba’s Catho- Municipal of who A VISITOR Russia tells forms” art because they where -So years ago they wrre ouster of President Fulgencio lics are outstanding for these MEANWHILE, the forces of the to are the of bitter Cuba is 26th of no longer art target and constant Batista, beginning anew qualities, he said, adding, "We July Movement taking of his there experiences attack in which the need with its name from the 1953 era Christian spirit the best us." date in HK SPOKK TO on Page 3 members of During the regular will prevail. when Fidel Castro led his small Wednesday DIAMOND JUBILEE: the International Institute of Li- Boland CASTRO SPOKE the audience on Dec. the Archbishop presided Before coming from the tem- about guerrilla band in his first attack WHAT HAPPENS when 31, Pope Jan 4 the the turgical Art and noted that there about at Solemn Mass place of Church in the the Batista told mono visitors that he marking the of the porary capital at Santiago to rev- on regime moved opening an child goes into are "works which time 75th olution in an interview with Rev. only some ago looks "with trust toward the New anniversary year of St. Havana with provisional Presi- throughout the country to liberate Anthony’s parish. Jersey Read moth- were not considered beautiful Amado LJorente, director of religion? one by Year and that it will be City. Here the dent Manuel Urrutia, the 32-year- ACU, political prisoners in jails. Many hopes a he the " congratulates pastor of St. the public in general and which Anthony’s, Catholic university students’ are ers reaction on 11 year of blessing old hero of the revolution as- Catholic youth leaders Page Rev. Leo P. Hak. movement. are now more readily appreci- that Father Llorente was Thr serted in restoring civil Young Christian Work- " Fidel A BOX of peanut brittle ated SPK.VKIMi IN Italian, the Pon- Castro s teacher at the Jes of whose ers, many leaders suf- tiff told the uit “Art, when Inspired by truth that after a College of Santiago, and the —and how it or- group fered imprisonment or exile un- helped »nd beauty and when full working day "in he rebel leader had him to his animated which called der the Batista government, im- told on Page 16 Polish phans—is the of must with Sirrre hy truee spirit has listen attentive Church-State Outlook Maestra for mediately Faith, ears, headquarters issued a declaration his counsel a legitimate function," he de- with an open heart and with lips voicing full support of the rev- Asked elared. lie said art can be always speaking," even the Vicar by Father l.lorentr olution. Some YCW leaders j a of of Christ feels the -meed for what he attitude source spiritual inspiration. a Better But Far From Perfect thought the of | joinrd the rebels in seizing the Marital Pact the Church I giving a fortaste of what hap- little roni ersation with his fam- W ARSAW was concerning the headquarters of the ( NC) Church thought, will pro-Ratista ily jThe remove at least one the Relief of piness there will he in Para Flood Victims in revolution, Castro indicated ap- of Cuba. In Poland entered 1959 with for Workers Confederation • Ruled Void some cause antagonism the when three dise on seeing God fare to fare. Gesturing toward his visitors, by_ Cracow Church rep proval of her hands-off for cordial policy. The sudden triumph of the prospects more rela- present At audience the Pope said that all the faith- regime lesentalives added to the He addrd, with an lo represenla tions with the were however, that, Castro forces about COLUMBUS, Ohio communist gov- came shortly Ry h\es ful in But the Gomulka committee few of 's Catholic present were a wav a regime's However, as a result exceptions, he thought Cu- after pmate fnment, hut with the of Archbishop Enrique Perez to review a lower specter ba refusing schools, the Pope said part of his and that he steady rapprochrmrnt with of the government attitude, CRS s C athoiics had fully that it is family the Kremlin still ominous sup- Serantes of Santiago urged Cath- poised court the Ohio of to thanked them for their visit Moscow tends to dull much of announced it was all ported the case, Supreme great importance" pre » suspending revolution. olics to for end ly on the horizon. pray an to the he him the of It was Court has a servr “effective freedom of the which, said, gave real optimism brought about by large shipments relief goods recalled that six priests civil war upheld ruling During 1958. there was no es schools jov. the to Poland had sersed Rome development. So do as chaplains to the The made that agreements made bv •ential change in Church slate Archbishop's plea, as the He During audience the Pope many events within Poland in Construction of new churches Castro forces in hideout lo mixed noted, however, that Calh relations: The their, in the revolutionaries were moving parties a marriage per fundamental rights joked with some Italian He the past in Polish towns and cities the olic schools nuns and freedoms year. is precipitous Maestra range in on Santiago, called the laming In the religion of their in Italy are current regained by- the struggle welcomed them and of the Cardinal eastern Cuba lv with ’ spoke Religion still impeded Wyszynski Nearly all of the "the and children "void and unenforre confronted difficulties Church with the coming to classes, introduced as bitterest most implac are Sisters pow has While as always so in publicly accused the govern physicians who had gone into the able he did not name these riif quiet er of Wladvslaw Gomulka in a non required subject when the able known at any time, even The the convent, hut when thev ment of ill will this mountains to them (lenities, there douht he go majority of them, on score serve are saddest, in his The original court suit had been was no October, 1956, were not with parents request our country's out full He said for ACU they are of enthusiasm drawn are being conducted the requests permission leaders. Among them was " Catholic father fol was referring to anti clerical in great lory started b> a and are always found right up in to construct new churches have aimed at majority of schools But lowing civil divorce Before Ihc campaigns curtailing " But the year saw a number public a front for the school with brought no results two years. of freedoms of conflicts which threatened increased agitation by the separation Ithe mother, a an Then the Pope turned his Red breach These included press, and the Society for Protestant, signed an agreement open THE ANTI-CHURCH KARI.IKR. to thoughts to the campaign Communists speaking mem coming year an accelerated Secular Schools in particular, the i:i whirh she pledged lo fulfill press campaign in the press reached its crescen- hers of the Cnipn of Italian Calh saving number of schools Planning her • gainst the muted where the ma premarriage promise and Church, only, I do last summer. The government olic Middle School Teachers the How many are the reasons when the ijonty is said not to have raise the daughter Catholic death of Pope Pius re- and as a Pontiff said he the "real for gratitude We party newspapers began at- New saw sig must have to- XII real quested such classes has in Student Drive brought a sense of loss tacks on hierarchy. The Bish- THK MOTHER enrolled the nificanre of the teaching prnfes ward the laird for benefits creased con- to virtually the from 6n to 200. entire nation. ops were charged with such child in a Catholic school for sion in the “transmission to ferred during 1958 The \ a goodness With the accession of John Another stumbling block is lENNA iR.NSI With the of others of of Pope the crimes as fostering political ac- start the new year in- year but then withdrew her and the supreme and di the lavrd makes Us hope for edict " XXIII, there has been of Education Minister Bi tion formed no new hostile to "people's Poland.” sources here forecast that countries behind the sent her lo a public school and a vine light new graces and assistance dur- offensive the communist enkowski last by August barring and with fanaticism and intoler- Iron ( urtain Lutheran rhurch, which ing the New Year" press will intensify their efforts to indoctrinate at point He added ( “the mission of members of orders from the religious ance toward non-Catholics students father instituted his suit teaching is particular THE OUTLOOK for im and teachers in schools a partic ON J\V an teaching religion public school The Cardinal secondary and based S. the Pope, his aides, in was charged with colleges on the signed agreement ination in the proved climate in 1959 stems in with communist merits of the tile diplomatic Because of the ban. estimates of violating laws ideology tc the child corps and invited concerning censor \ rear as a Catholic Christian part from that | Apostolate." feports the en- schools lacking Such From time to time the be guests witnessed a special religion classes ship charges reached their com- Marxists must allowed to After the initial decision In fa In his last per- voy of the I general audience of old Polish government munist formance of an range to over 2.000. climax with the invasion press in Hungary, Ro - teach in secondary schools. the opera based on July of vor of mother, an appeals In exile i 1958, Pope John recommended T no longer appears among .mama, Czechoslovakia and Bul- than the S Eliot play “Murder the Primate's Institute of Na- More 2,000 courses intend- court ruled that "the free choice that in the ANOTHER barred I Catholics have devotion to diplomatic missions accredit-1 I ORDER "re- ed a Cathedralßased the kill- tional Vows at Jasna Gora garia. commenting on idealistic to develop the of religious be on mon- "philosophi practices cannot guardian angels and the *d to the HoJy See. This. It is ligious symbols" meaning cru- and I to ing of St Thomas in religious influences still ex- cal knowledge" of controlled contract." a Becket in astery Czestochowa. The pub- teachers by Blessed He cifixes—from schools and caused Virgin. revealed that the lic prosecutor’s office, backed isting among young people has have been established. Canterbury cathedral, the active up he himself had resistance in many areas. called recently a pic- show From for stronger political indoc- In Romania, the Red was staged by the Rome Back Trip by police, raided the offices and , j press has ture of Our surrounded Clashes with police resulted, and Missioners Return Lady hy in trination of students in often out Opera an auditorium in a Pap- seized books and pamphlets,! | higher pointed that "mysti- 12 angels in his comparatively heavy fines were placed chapel. al building near and education. cism” ind "bickwardneti" are the Vatican. " mimeographed texts records, I For Christmas Cardinal Lauds imposed on "offenders immobilizing the work of in- insufficiently fought in the coun- POPE JOHN the Pope John, an avid opera the IN HUNGARY, for I PARIS (NC)—Twenty French welcomed fan. Last Spring, the Church’s example, and in with attention stitute. try's colleges universities. missionaries who have been work- New Year the privacy of hi* listened rapt and G.I. Morale charitable government papers have charged | aetiTiUrt became a Other took Communist and personal led the At conflicts place on student youth ing In the heart of Africa from chapel, spending the frequently applause. that “counter revolutionary" NEW YORK _ Morale controversy. The state said that i • have been the end he insisted (RNS) the parochial level. Priests groups asked to carry 25 to 50-years offered midnight (last hour of I9sft in prayer He on meeting tendencies are widespread in In American overseas relief goods seat by Americans sec- students with began with the performers to tell them of military were sentenced to prison for religious affili- Christmas Masses Notre Dame thanksgiving for all ondary schools and in bases is "fine,” through Catholic Relief Services colleges and the the pleasure he Cardinal Spell- sermons allegedly provoking vi- ations. Cathedral here with Eel graces and gifts conferred had derived from ihave urged Cardinal man reported on his return here —NCWC, were subject to cus- a stepped up battle The communist the the olence against non-believers or Czech regime tin of Paris. during year and ended with performance. against from 12 day toms dutirs—or else had to be "known enemy ele - has a Christmas visit to urging Catholirs to withdraw demanded more "practical of them said prayers to the Holy Ghost ments." Several they had asking consigned to the eervicrmrn in Iceland. statr operated from work" in education, guidance and wisdom for Germany. the Communist Psrty. j a "class - given up any hope of seeing the Greenland. Committer for Social Relief. The Hungarian of Labrador and New There also be- ministry based" selection of students and coming year were clashes France again They were flown Accord Near culture has foundland. The stalemate ended in warned that only an of on Earlier on New Year August: tween parish priests and local improvement lectures here from Rome where they were s Eve teachers who confirmed The Cardinal, who is military Cardinal Wyszvnski to the government authorities are Marxism and Leninism. the had the agreed over received by Pope John XXIII Pope appeared at Vicar for Catholics in the Armed transferral of the burial window of his In Austria last CRS NCWC of non-Catholics In tra- private study to forces, said the men he about 500.000 Catholic the visited shipment pounds ditionally cemeteries. acknowledge homage of the \ "are all of IKNNA dedicated to the service to the street workers of iNO Negotia- clothing— Committee for The Catholic University of car the city Dub- Ohio tions the Austrian Bish of their who had over country. They are good the such Cites gathered In St. Pet- lin, only institution in Official Precedent, soldiers of Christ well sol- er's claim for as as the communist world, marked its Square. ops' restoration of diers of the United States " Distributes Pope 40th last anniversary -September. Speaking over a microphone, property .seized the nazi In by West Germany the Cardinal the While its and Pontiff told them that theology canon law Rules Bus you regime in 1938 near Mass Rides Are appear celebrated in seven differ- Epiphany Gifts school were allowed to reopen are all young compared to Legal my a favorable solution ent places within four VATICAN here days. Dur- CITY (NC>—Special and its chemistry and physics -self who is so old Yet office his CLEVELAND

Anew. WASHINGTON catechism ha* been (RNS) - The M. Schmitt of the Pope John XXIII ha* been! I Italy, through its committee on stations, not one station University of Alfred K. was | in Poland Smith defeated voted Died . . . published in Denmark, having domestic affairs has killed Catholic Church did much to en- Texas, Austin, asserted that the man of the year in religion a transmitted the Mass this in l»n but a Catholic like j been | Christ-j Sen. in Rev. translated from a German courage the spread of scientific practices of the Spanish (he annual Associated Press Michael J. OTosmell, I proposal which would permit dis- mas. inquisi- John F. Kennedy nfight be text. in poll. C. M., semination of birth-control knowledge South America un- tion which were to of St. Louis, former j propa- Anew chancery office has been imported elected in IMO. Anew minor j : der rule during the 18th South Hit Beatitude Paul II president of seminary with a ganda Spanish America were “ineffee- Cheiko DePaul University, opened the U Crosse (Wis.) Prof. Edmund A Moore of the 120 by ha* capacity of students will be A century, the American Historical tive in preventing the j been installed in Iraq a* Chicago. Catholic chapel bas been ■Diocese. spread University of Connecticut led off constructed at Taichung, For- Association was told here. of is Patriarch of Rabylonia of the Rev. opened in England at the Hink- new ideas." It Inaccurate, the Joseph P. Donovan. C.M., A branch of the symposium with a paper in' mosa, and operated by the Con- Apostolate of In a paper read at a joint meet- he said, to that the Chaldean* and spiritual leader of of St | ley Point atomic power station. say Catho- which he contended Gov., La>uis, 78, internationally the Worker for hotel and restau-i that the Chaldean Rite gregation of the Immaculate The ing of the and the Ameri- lic during the world's Catho- known who Catholic Worker, a month- j group latter suffered canonist introduced Heart rant personnel has been estab- .Smith more from other j Ilies. of Mary. labor can Catholic Historical Associa- days of Spanish rule hos- the Legion of to ly paper published'in Lon- lished in the were issues than he did the religious' Mao the U. S, Netherlands by the Very Rev. Daniel 1.. 27 A successful producer-con- don, is in financial j I tion, Dr. John T. Lanning of Duke tile to the new enlightenment. Shannon. years ago. difficulties issue, from his Augustlnian Fathers. particularly asso- 0.P., has reelected sumer rice and University said that far more The been prior of cooperative has been may cease publication. en- clergy were instriimental ciation wUh Nfcw York City's A radio station which will i St. Vincent New in Bolivia lightenment occurred in South in many "scientific adventures of Ferrer s Priory, inaugurated by the; Some 20,000 people attended broadcast i Tammany Hall'' machine and only religious pro-j 1750-1820 York. Maryknoll Fathers. ceremonies America during than discovery." Prof Schmitt said. his outspoken in Panama, consecrat-: 'grams has begun operation in opposition to pro- The l modem historians have realized. the Alec Guinness. Britain’s top Omaha Archdiocese will ing the country to the Sacred They accepted methodology hibition. New Valladolid, Spain. j film star, who was Jersey'* mark its centennial this Heart of if not the philosophical doctrines, received into year Jesus WHILE SOME parish priests The Republican identif Anew notiviate - scholasticate and Party's the Catholic Church three years largest with a scries of events including In contrast to he said, their role in the age 1937. when the were hostile to of ication with the of for Christian Brothers the diffusion prosperity ago, has awarded the consecration of its cathedral.; Christmas has been of enlightenment was a major been a knight Cadillac midnight Mass was established new knowledge, he said, the Jes- 1928 probably made Herbert Hoo- The Chamber near Manila in the I j onci by Queen Elizabeth of Deptuies ini broadcast over almost ' Deafer all radio Philippines. ,uits and Franciscans were active ver unbeatable anyway. Prof Aptoine Pinay, Frrnch Finance ■in promoting education. Both AT ANOTHER dele- Moore suggested, and the real session, Minister, ha* been received prejudice in pri- groups. Dr. Lanning said, had a gates were told that religious Mr Smith encountered BURNS Aids Italian vate audience by the Pope Finest & See hold was that O'CONNELL, Inc good on the South American prejudice no. longer serves as against the immigrant VATICAN a Msgr. CITY INC) intellectuals bar population of New The Dino Staffa, a distin GARDEN STATE PLAZA -Pope of the period before to the election of a Catholic York City Quality John XXIII has sent financial the identification guished jurist, has been named Used Route* 4 and 17 revolution against Spain be- as President of the U S Under governor's with this! Cart FARAMUS, N. J. aid and letter of secretary of the Sacred a encouragement cause admitted poor discussion group caused his political Congre- HUbbard they but, was "The ‘Catholic oppo Telephone 7-5317 to Cardinal Lercaro oents to him gation of Seminaries and of Bologna bright students to their schools Question' in American Politics." depict as culturally Univer- 360 Central Ave. Exits I*o and I*l. Garden State to Parkway Parking Area No. I help solve the and sities and legal counsel of problem of the while other schools catered only For two hours history profes- socially unfitted for the the MA 4.11*4 lack V of churches and clergy in to White House, he atican Secretariat of State. NEW the aristocracy. sors and researchers joined in said JERSEY'S FINEST the archdiocese. In second Karl The religious issue Cardinal FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE LAITY a (taper, Prof. a lively discussion of why Gov. may have Cento, Papal Nuncio contributed to "the size of the to Portugal, ha* received hi* red IMPORTED defeat" certain and DOMESTIC GIFTS particularly in ru miretia from the Portuguese pres ral of the WC. HOUtSi TUESDAY and areas South, but it was ident in formal at the CADILLAC. SATURDAY, *45 A. M. te All P M ceremonies MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. not the principal cause Lisbon THURSDAY, PRIDAY *4l A. M. te *:4S P. M. Ajuda Palace, -WW■‘■’■VAV.’A'.V.V.V.V.-.v.-.v.r.r.vji "Within a few years or a dec MP.V/MW■ w^WW.VWe\%\V.\W.VAW ade," Prof. Moore predicted, "the 'unwritten law' against Catholic candidates for the Presidency will lose whatever sanction it has No GOT THOSE patriotic, intelligent person. South Catholic or non-Catholic. will vote 100% for a candidate because of his AIR- religion." NEW-CAR BLUES? CONDITIONED

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M 111 Naan and are glad to deliver to and the \\\' you a peace o/ final absolution 01 4-4000 few thoughts which suggest to l!s Mow many fell on the field of how much The your great and beau- honor’ Acresl^ tiful duly con- It | Is a ministry at once priest- forms to those human \ N ly, and fraternal, where feelings w which In the midst of the combatants lie deepest in the priest remains a witness of the vu Christian the hldhest moral and soul | religious Never values Again! 1 lor those brave who PC' Your men pres do not hesitate to I give up their ence first of all lives. '$C7 evokes in Our mind memories BY UNDERTAKING $ lo serve which the \' are dis- I through maintenance of their *'X tant. hut still graves the glorious memory of the w? remain among the most moving 45.000 Commonwealth soldiers v"^\ experiences of already who rest Italian an long- in earth, you life The high plateaus of serve not the Asiago only dead, hul you and those lands washed by the keep alive, among the living, the Plave River, of endeared to you bv memory sacrifices willingly so graves of many of your coun- made by these men and the res trymen. were familiar to Is dur- olulion lo remain faithful to their the Quaker Farm ing World War 1 years when example ntU»> We functioned there as military Faithful souls, those who do chaplain not We brought aid to Ihcir There doesn't hare so mourn dead like others to hr ■ ■ time TURKEY? rainy day who have no hope” (l Thoss t, when the HEN OR pinch for is so is to cause I TOM 13), like to live money tight In and 1 Trade company and distress. For Reciprocal of worry the person v>ith wisdom familiarity inrir dear departed ones. This is not vain •nd for such a Program nostalgia foresight provides contingency. Happed for the past, (he Inability to (are CHICAGO *\V\A* He is the min who regularly adds to his savings (RNS) Import the tasks of the future MIMi restrictions this imposed by coun- * \ account. On the it is this try's Trade contrary, by Sirloin Steak Reciprocal Agree that we enrich our thoughts ments Program were assailed is habit. There and our with the Saving a good never was and here artions en- Rock Cornish Game by the outgoing president of tire and will spiritual humane pat- Join WEEKLY never he a better one. It can be the road the Catholic Economic As- SAVINGS IN OUR CAPON rimony of those sociation generations as legislative to a large measure of But in astig whieh have 1959 " CHRISTMAS independence. any gone before us. FUND KINIUCKY mat is m to the nth degree Now with strength the event, if a financial crisis should come, the drawn from CAN LEG O' LAMB Or Charles J Walsh of New PAY THEM NEXT YEAR determination lo continue their money; is available. • York, associate of your money, professor roe work, the rtiMi with Christian hope nonucs at Kordham L'niversity, of seeing onre more the father BEEF told a Carteret account Divi- TENDERLOIN delegates at the association's Open savings today. or husband who died in battle. IVMY 17lh annual that RANKINO MIVKI AVAKARII AT CONVIMIINT OfllCH WITH PARKINO TACIIITIH dends at the * meeting the 2 rate per annum start from lONO ItIAND Is it not a trade law has question, gentlemen, become "twisted of the date That’s from the date DUCKLING giving proof of faith, culture of depout. right, of and distorted" into instrument an and love’ May your activities de- And are merely for the Increased depoiit. they compounded quarterly. lONHKS HUMID protec-, velop those saflA^friendly lion of domestic spiritual values • ROCK CORNISH HEN products which are given the supreme "What trade we need is a pol- guarantee of the religion revealed icy in the national interest," he by God Doing this, you will not said, "pne which would consider merely maintain graves, you will Carteret savings and the Loan Association legitimate rights and needs contribute usefully to the crca of consumers, exporters, other lion 866 BROAD STREET, NEWARK among men of a more fra- domestic industries and the broad ternal society You will serve the and theta nfleet: purposes of our foreign policy, cause not of Just peace, which is so M« I'M* Hurt. just the Istisl. JSV tfru«lwU 1". lint perpetuation of every dear lo l’s It is with this confi Elizaketiipokt ImiiSs. 417 11, lint (wntin fsss laim* Imm domestic product no matter how donee that We call down upon Oty tIM. /II An. Sivtrfc insignificant, and tarusmro IplaffM* US Ousts 111 {.-..1 In. unimportant in- you, with a most paternal Ay/> 0 yO " heart,] effioient it be Wt lissf* If Issffe lrn|l Its. may Ihe abundance of divine bless- Dr. Walsh was succeeded as ings. Gan&4+uj (J&ttyvatty president by Rev, Jerome L, O. S. B. 1141 IAII JItMY tIMIT 100 Mill Toner, t dean of industrial WHEN YOU BEY. tell the! HMIT relations at St. Martin's salesman MKMBKB FKDKBAL DEPOSIT IMBUBAKCB COBP •—PBDBBAL College. you saw his ad in The! BUUVB SYSTEM. Wash. Olympia, < I I Advocate. J Retired Pontiff Lid Bishop Puts January 9, 1959 THF ADVOCATE 3 CanaCalendar Dies in Missouri On 'Up andDown'

ST JOSEPH. Mo. (NC) VATICAN - CANA CITY Pope John Requiem Mass was offered here XXIII has instructed his chief Graduates ' " University »• • "»r for Charles H. Leßtond, aides to r« n n«M* J.hn Mna 11. 7 X confine their genuflec- 9 m. Di: »XUI of 75, who retired as Bishop St. tions to one in the Clifton. Sicnd Htarl C»n» I. 7 morning p m in 1956 it fR l ISM. Joseph when was united when they first meet him and Reminded of IrtflT. ion. ti Duty with Xarnna. Kansas City, Mo., to form one in the when Our Lodr of tho L»s*. Corn evening they the of n. I S w m. Cl AIOM Diocese Kansas City-St. take their final leave. VATICAN CITY Catholic university graduates have »*"*•>. i»o. II | Joseph. NfoarS. Ml. Ordinarily, a genuflection of all the elements of Ctrmri. Cana I. 7 30 pm primary duty using nature and MA A3071 . Bishop Leßlond, would be made each a Cleveland time a of grace to the of Carflald. Ml. Viriio. Capa I T bring about triumph Christ. John pm priest elevated to the person entered and left the Pope OR IJMJ episcopate said here He at an audience to members of Watt Oranjr. SI Jntaph'a. Cana I. in July, 1933, died Dec. 30 in St. Pope's presence. This adds up spoke the 110 pm. RR I 3910 Joseph's of a to many genuflections for Catholic University Graduates section of Italian Cnion au, S| Auruitlnt a. Cana II Hospital here bron- those Catholic 1» a m IN s-0507 chial condition. He had been in seeing the Pope frequently. Action. , Sldiaoood. Ml Carmal Cana 111 7 poor health for more than It Is reported that the Pope John urged all to THE p m Cl A1790. a year. Pope, taka PONTIFF then insisted from Joseph E. Ritter of after many meetings with one away their in MBCANA Archbishop meeting on unity among various forms of St Louis delivered sermon of his assistants, said to him: Rome a sense of Jan 19-2A '-BloomfiaM. Sarrad Haarl. the at unity within Catholic activity, saying that if so l iar? the Mass in St. Joseph's Co- "Enough! Once in the morn- their respective fields And ha they are animated by such a Van »l>b. I—Roaalla, Si. Jnaaph'a. ’Cathedral. The celebrant ing and once in the added special words for vari- El. 13307 was evening, spirit they will succeed He point not ous Fal>. I*— Rldaafiald. SI. Malthan'a. Bishop John P. Cody of Kansas but please, up and down.” groups such as teachers, doc ed to the joint adoration of CO I 4349 City-St. Joseph. tors, technicians, jurists and Jesus by the shepherds and the ■artists Leßlond, a native of Wise Men Bishop Catholic Books »s a model for such Officer* Ohio, was ordained June Installed .Celina. TEACHERS, unity. 29, 1909. he, said, can be JERSEY Tos to If unity becomes CITY - Giovanni At 694 for Year compared priests because, like paramount, the will be cano. president, and other offi- priest, their work is he said, individuals ready WASHINGTON - A total of man in cers of St. Roceo U.S. Scholars Honored his to sacrifice some of their opin- Society were 694 Catholic books were published completeness, both body and Installed Frank Spaldo soul. The teacher who ions and something of themselves by who By Milan University in 1958, according to a compila- neglects St. the for the good of all spoke on the life of Roeco. tion by Eugene P. aspirations, formation and MILAN, Italy (NC) - Three Willging, di- ultimate of the soul i U.S. scholars were given honor- rector of libraries, Catholic Uni- destiny can- not America consider himself worthy of ary degrees at ceremonies versity of The listing Decree 2 open- his mission, he said. Drops the at does not include textbooks PIONEER PRIEST ing academic year Sacred or HONORED: Dominating Detroit’s new bus Greyhound terminal Doctors also must Heart books sold consider the Borgos l Borgos University here. outside regular trade is this huge mural-mosaic Rev. Gabriel Irish honoring Richard, pioneer priest and frontier life of the spirit in their work, Holy Days They Jacques channels. were Maritain, ambassador, who while a member of he Congress secured the passage of a bill which declared. DUBLIN Two Insuranea noted The total compares with the holy days of Catholic philosopher and .for the first Technicians 1957 total of 703 . provided road from Detroit to in 1824. he called "the obligation all professor emeritus at Princeton There Chicago, Designed by Andrew have been dropped of kinds commanders" of were 144 publishers the mural our times. from the in Ire- University, awarded a represented, I Maglia, depicts memorable events in the life of Father Richard. Church calendar degree in But I stl KEARNY AVENUI 53 the Pontiff warned that under political science; Goetz Briefs, including designated as pri- land a decree issued by such must marily Catholic is- men never forget the Sacred of KEARNY, N. J. at firms. These Congregation the professor of economics George- there is 379 that no real progress Council town University, degree in- sued titles. in Rome 0(0*01 J *o*ool a eco- without For the fifth consecutive Visitor the use of the Intellect The feasts those of nomics and year. Finds are the commerce; and John That At»f*T H. ILAZI and the spirit. Newman Press was the leading Religion Epiphany on Jan fi and SS Peter E. McKern, WUIIAM |. OLACCOM president of Charles Lawyers publisher with 73 titles, and judges were re and Paul June 2!) Mm* n*r*r 1-9709 Pfizer and Cos., who received includ- on an minded of the ing 17 importance of of the agrarian law degree. paperbacks. Bruce Pub- Is Not Yet Announcement move was Extinct in Russia their work, the triumph of lishing Cos. of Milwaukee was sec- jus made by Cardinal D Alton, Pri- tire. ond with 53 titles mate of Ireland Asa result of SCV’C Sru I Seri he chant. Neither here in and little nor any a Krench. but no Eng A noticeable decline in the i Speaking of modern artists, he the decree, the Cardinal said, the Ihr author director of other church Russia did 1 u the in see lish Confessions are heard at noted that this number of paperbacks was dis- 1 ( is a period of two feast days will cease to be Catholic Trairl Olfiie. people using prayer books. St in Russian. Polish closed. A total of 120 such titles i XX'athing- changing tendencies and tech school holidays 9 Later visited the and German ton, O. C. Hr we Church which were issued by 47 firms, uai in Moicou • re- mques are not corn- 1 of St always un Sergios at Zagorsk, where pared to 171 cently on a derstood by the artist How tell the paperbacks the trip iponxorrd hy ONE CAN HARDLY believe non WHEN YOU BUY, Air rrlics of the founder of Rus- preceding Irjihe and Inlnuriit, ever, he said, recognition will salesman his ad The year. of final that the men in the Kremlin you saw- in sian monasticism are pre- Sonet rl come to modern artists in time Advocate. 80 Park New got rrnmrnl trai bureau allow religion to maintain its Avenue, Newark, Jersey served Pilgrims come here as Rut he reminded artists that By John G existence because the (formerly lbt Sorrento Retleurenl) $420,000 Donations Hodgson to a holy marginal place They approach is share the one norm constant—respect for Even whore Ahe of the which the they religions damper glass case in spirit Divine Law. Fire Victims atheistic of the people If they tolerate PERFECT Help communism has fal- Saint's relics are kept with a len religion, it is because have CHICAGO 'More than $420.- most heavily over the flame typically Russian display of they 000 has been of the innate found it expedient to do so " donated to a special religion, religious reverence, bowing profoundly REGULATION spirit of Russian The reason, I believe, not fund and to Catholic Charities for the people three times and making the is SETTING seems to keep least far to seek The Soviets have victims of the Dec 1 fire at Our a a spark- Sign of the Cross. There is no PAROCHIAL' of discovered that the Russian SLACKS I-ady of the Angela School. faith alive. doubt that this is for them a for Availably In Rh your This people simply will not submit Croon and Nm Some fact was brought home. deeply meaningful lliat S. 4. "Grecian Dining in Cnntinentel " $390,000 has been ‘given experience. 7 and • e Almoipbere to being of BANQUET to me in Moscow itself Moscow deprived religion With Suspenders to a special fund organized by WE M It is Rooms was of ALSO VISITED oscow's too much a part of their 4 Banquet Mayor Richard J Daley follow- once a city churches. $6.50 Church of St. I-ouis of the esthetic Today, only handful emotional, and spir tiiaa the blaze which killed 90 a remain ing chil- 7. I. 9. 10. 11 4 Church Funrtioni Partie* Krench, the it life When have and 11 Home and Offict open. The rest have been only Catholic ii a I attempts DINNER MEETING dren and three nuns Another ra/ed, 18 Communion chlirch is within walking dis'- been made to rut $6.98 Breakfasts Receptioni closed or converted into other them off en- $130,000 was aent directly to Cath- Parochial is much like Mass in par- tirely from religion, they regulation alack* for hoy* Home *1 Sukurben end olic Charitiea. uses by the Reds. A few have any have our Metropolitan Washable and Durable Winter Warm been turned into ish in America although the responded in a way the Wool Lined entering Service museums. com (Na Itch' All Slack* Pre TESTIMONIAL church t uffed Mu*kle* is within walking dis- munists understand declining and Prep Site* HU < BI IT PAYS to 7200 <-7000 advertise In The THESE Available CHURCH museums tance of the Kremlin work Choota from 14 Advocate. output Immediate shipment from *tock have been Slack* on left quite intact by Two Masses are offered mallad receipt at order baoutiful air- every Ho malllno char*, the communists Crowds with thla Intro of Sunday morning The day I was ductory offer Mall Your Ordor Newt ’ conditioned roomi AND SERVICE visitors stream them. there the church filled Thi* Offer I* Limited VJE through was accommodating Inside they lower their voic- to for both of them LOBELS capacity BONDS 6 to 600. es Even the doff their The military 700 or ROO people who at- PAROCHIAL OUTFITTERS People stand reverently tended each Mass were not, Division of Lobols Youth Center* C«IU—4ANOUIT Insurant I*o Broadway, last manaoii before icons of the with few Paterson. N j Virgin One but exceptions, em- C 4 imagines least j, that al some arc bassy personnel They were Plaaao send mo. as advertised. Bov 800 Parochial Slacks praying. ✓the Catholic people of Moscow. pair MAVY n Oroon. sites I. 4. 7. The of Moscow I. people evi- I found a number of men with ausponders; altos 7. I, t. V dently know whal these build- for the though 14. 11. 11 Note: please chock color ' present Masses, TUH ings and sito desired once were The communist women wifre in the majority.' Cncloaod check /K Is p Send CO D p attempt to treat them In N / \ as only addition, there were a num- E museums seems something less ber of young people especial- /•--- ! \ MA 2-0300 city 16 PARK PLACE, NEWARK, N. J. than an State unqualified success. ly since the Soviets surprising Please MArkaf 3-4080 C • l on on all rO n have made Monday the official J N. K«nny, ~fv WITHIN 70 MILES of Mos Msnof iy holiday with Sunday ordi- an ■KC . nVWw cow is an /\ i...• ancient Christian nary workday /\i shrine which is today flourish v a The sermon was preached mg center of religious life and and Communion was distribut- a focal point for pilgrimages. \ ee after the Masses Everyone ' Vi/ This is the centuries old JM7!/ mon in the congregation and of stayed, ;*c . astery Zagorsk, one of many received Communion. .-V ■ * A-- seven Orthodox seminaries in Russia I Dll) NOT attend Mass at \ i / The monastery apparently de- St Louis cliiring the week, hut pends on donations for support. I did visit the rhurch during It also operates a religious the day several times. There store How to At goods Irons arc the prin- were always six or eight peo- gain cipal item for sale and they ple there, making visits to the seem popular with pilgrims Rlessed Sacrament with evident

devotion I was told that on ATTACHED TO an Sons the monas- extra S. Marsh & weekdays one Mass is offered day tery are a number of churches, and the attendance is usually several of which I visited At around 300. the of one, Church the lfoly 't he church is apparently kept Trinity, a month! we arrived cele- during up by donations of the faithful bration of the Orthodox Divine There are no collections and PERFECTION Liturgy, or Mass the only appeal for money is a The church was filled with box placed unobtrusively at the \ worshipers. We arrived near rear of the rhurch Communion n time and stayed The is an rhurch budding has a for half an hour while the sac* classic facade with yellowish rainent was being distributed, stucco pillars The interior is under both species as is done like any other Rite r- In the Orthodox church When Do often wish had church, with nothing Russian" you you more time important we left, all those who wished "eastern" about The to with the or it main sj>end family, for fishing, to receive Communion had still altar The is set back altar on or not satisfied your hobby, just relaxing with a been the epistle side is dedicated tn The good book? congregation showed Our word Lady of laiurdes. 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HALF A CINTURV Dl 3-5555 4 THE ADVOCATE January f, list Pope John Calls Spread of Doctrine the First Duty NCV'C Newt Service pad * of ' he centuries . preceding which is recorded in the I of life, calms the Follow Onlines resentments In ing it e trentletion of eAAren AelitereA Romani” _ notable multiplied our country by To profess with honor en in ltelien among them those events the holy religion lo which hav« being of the everyday and adversities and which w* John dt '* ~ * induces us to lor , hcen mean* by Pope \XM be took ponestion of the Betilice P y lh mh 13th ,nd educated above all to love and the love of Si. H,h r '*“"rs - ends give, to understand and to God, of God SS PiTv{. love. Such manifestations instill John 1Mirren Sot. 2\, is the love of justice. on 195R. The Pope commenleA on-the tig. ‘ ‘ | rrew courage to fulfill our individual duties in regards to the nificenceSif the ,Ct f It is on this ooint that St I.eo the Great of the ceremony enA the hletting ith hich it concluAeA. " Uk,B * the f fifth century w w Pewsslon of basilica n hbor and in with ‘‘OnSonTereV’!Omnium j harmony what we consider invited to eccleslarum nrbls et ouronrnw°own 7 Ihristirfnity ’rerngnire the creatness of Its Venerable brothers and orbls mater et caput” (Moth- good nght. dignity Our beloved er and Chief of Agnosce, Chnstiane tuae sons. all tbe churches of the sapicntivr dignitatem et qualiutn dn- city and the 1 A NG R ° To the with AD ° f t,mc ,he * ciplinarum artibus ad quae greetings exchanged the Cardinal Arch- nt Umei « Pontlffi entrance has lost praemia vocens intollij:e'* (Sermo h * meaning the most the Hf of77 ‘ “"sTim “^ 1 the pomp distant ages, XLV, 7 t. at the threshold of Our Z,°lemn f He but great has been its chapter priest this, cathedral basilica, We * uprPm * P° Wf r of the ecclesiastic gam in Hve™u. spirituality and intimate meaning. wish government reaching out from ISE now to add three thoughts for the edification of all. Rome to the whole world. We THE KXERf of goodness which derives from the P< are no longer concerned with fa- the prince surrounded with the We should like them accpp,in * ‘he election miliarity Eucharistic communion makes the to reach the ears and hearts of Cardinals T’ 7*’ 7" of the mi,kt but image if all, " 0t n d ’ »*‘h the priest, the father, the " lhi * ,pp ial investiture, the Creator resplendant in man. much that like »n echo of two solemn voices which imm-7 1. S since he shepheiT"* so so ( hrtstiamty can resounded in the past in 7! comc * Bishop of Rome and renew in itself the characteristic outline of the face of these vaults the voices of the Th successor to St A modem a Christ Supreme Pontiffs St Leo and St. Peter In hp sociologist, fervent and devout “P'versal government of the Catholic ex The law of justice, the law of Gregory, both Church But th- pressed the goodness, the law of har- great and glorious Bishops of the Church far. ~ wish at the beginning of of Rome that lh * human als the present age which all from that Doctors and Fathers of the ey * ° wan ‘» to have its share mony, come to us doctrine of the books, from Universal Church. in .h by ,<>rial nd * * plntual and *uP«matural » by social disorders. the virtue of Blood of The manifestations .7,1 ToT , the Christ. from that intimate first thought reflects on the and de- h commu- solemnity and joy of to- cisilns PPn,ury would **« Christ returning in nion of sentiment the k ! triumph on among brothers themselvrs day* nte, the second on its high and mysUcal the shouldersm of the people. meaning as an Ah! N A This Holy Church One, Catholic, and admonishment to the new Pope and for ,ONS TIMES Alas! Christ has Apostolic Roman all the lambs of the flock and tastes The not yet returned in full But -How . . ' y - change. great processions triumph. the great is the enchantment, how- of Christ. The third is devoted to the signs of souls, great is ihe tenderness, how blessing,w.x.wsiun, themr firstuni ofoi weary of innum-innum vanity and disillusionment great the fascination of all returning is its expressions of of erable others which, imparted as rt!t rCeS tni,h and respect mutual from the heights of ° f of U,p multiply within Our and fraternal charity, of :£•£ .?eb. T 7 T ' reciprocal cooperation not in the basilica, will conclude today's yLTsr-swrz sight. This only tho ceremony. widespread participation In the exaltation of the of order spiritual and religious relations, but also those enurch in the succession of in of c lvi« HE; ™sw sr-si-s men called to the highest and and social life. most I. The serious apostolic an Rile ministry is induration of spiritual W " author ' progress and abundant blessing. 7 of the ”Ordo Romanus XIII” 111. The Great The the w „, (1271-12761 Bencclirliou memory of faithful of Rome is T earned back to the 11. The Forgive, very beloved brothers and vigil of the Ascension. o«xa, °Blessed^fnnocen, 7 Meaning of the Rite Hons, forgive your Bishop £?7p* forgive your Tope the exuberance of May 17, 1339, the last lime this Ispano, the 2„« f feelings and of words rite was per- 0 the series of John who e„1Th V con- “ hUmb At the point (in the cerning the two formed. when the Holy Father Pius pleased U. to assume, y Mass) to which the Sacred has points considered fundamental for Ihe successful Pope may seem outdated ' brought Liturgy XII. us, everything is pastoral renewed today, wh.rh ever venerated and mourned, now centered on the sacred and ministry renews its ardor as said in the CaValC of occurs of his hOM " ln leased where in every course short of a^ Procession. 12 stand- altar, the eye rests on two succession of pastoral activities through the address introduction: ard’be*.™”* , especially precious change of h"" 0 "' and it ‘•universalis est causa of lay dignitaries venerable objects, a book and a persons proposed for laetitae quia ad umversum ofrholr. 77*",* 7 chalice. *"“ arieV Between We do have gregem pertinet jucunda celebntas Bishop *- Archbishops, Car'- the book and the chalice the not the right to look ahead of Is as pastons" the celebration of andnalsnri. 7nd7hand the place Supreme though to a then Pope,o no the of longer passe. In front the Priest, together with Him the long road As for Our humble life. We like joy the shepherd is reason for universal ol place all members of the In repeat the rejoicing r *“* lio hood, priest evening (an,pl of " Almost 20 later (Cily Hall). Nor doe. It to every and of chant. "Largire lumen vcspcrc vita years we again taste - (who have recelve ho 1 slop language every rite, here and throughout quo mi-qu.vm decide cpuld [he f ‘ hf “ ° c y ,rom thf Senator of R the world. For he who his predicted it!) the joy of that R,i omP . keeps eyes confidently fixed on God. manifestation and, it .r . f* thera is tthie, are not ,he v »nous members in a greater pomp because of the representing the civil are no surprises, not even the surprise of death improvement in the orders,nrrf who THE BISHOP and all death, which i* times those preside in the priests collaborating with him Rome over the government of are sacred because it is the way to and and circumstances. .hi h e XP f fir!> glorv to perennial joy a " d charactrrist ><- of the ,hp wholp » a are n f th wTTv,° J pastoral mission not* T' 7 thjy e ltols Church the THIS We PICS XII WAS content with 'present ”I'°"'°' dpn teaching of sacred doctrine Behold MORNING entered St. John's to the sound of tha less formality C vaul “ " f " though the rite ,hl ' church to con ■'Te Deum We will fer andcnUv T r two Teatainents. in soon leave and was performed with perfect . Ten Behold the announcement invoking distributing willy years before his made toi "Th*the 1 , the people the principal and open arms great benedietion from the of glorious predecessor Pius XI had Tsrnzx sr highest function of the heights Ihe main honored the Lateran with the rtrs Catholic balconv ,isr priesthood that is to the of Ihe archhasiiu.i fortunate of say. Bishop treaty the same name which went far beyond the The Law Maker the Christian it I* and JSS-5 ancient appeared to the °r a duty "per slnguln* dir* brnrdirer* simple almost private nature of « distressed people his official entrance : with two Drum.” Rut ruly, resplendent rays his the thrrr .irr particular!, volrmn into his basilica. according to the words of the on forehead: first Gospel is circumstance* when Holy Father Pius XII that of thr of the Moses, history and gesture hrurdirtinn assume* \a«ter Pius IX entered dlgn ,a "‘ Pra ° rlarorum prophesy, directive and guide proportion*. the Lateran Nov fl event uum for on 1R46. in dangerous uquitatistiquiUtf.mo* ; memona, an- thf souls and for Thr I..itor.in is thr trii'toe nl two of thr... monumentis prefluget.” the people. hmrdi. ' u.n. that times, in time* of collective fever and threatened Is not this. beloi ed sons of the art of confusion He appj r< * l,lrn 'I Ihe spreading of the taking possrssmn by the new Tope and that of arrived in a IO most souls great doctrine th* hnrsexirawn carnage, and ih .j* ‘ steadfast vivified hv ‘ h annual (rast preceded followed by , enabling it to of the Ascension a 10 ‘*°. penetrate into the soul procession of dignitaries on and ‘canqui. *, horseback. But the solemn caval- ceremonies and into life, the first of Both of these benedictions mark what suchu'ch Tas thishU mostmoTh duty the Catholic priesthood’ is thr prmlrge of th« happy one today which, tempering the rigors Jesus the divine Jesus the sons of Rome. in the single of Savior. Shepherd, guides his flock person whose Huh..,, here are with heavenly doctrine and fused two dignities, two ever) thing is lighted with the fire of incomparable duties, that of Bishop of this doctrine the Diocese of Borne and tha' of Pontifl o| ’hr t nun..! i htirch There by returns (to mind) the great Save WHAT WERE the Father* of the tale, unique in thr world earn primitive Church thr of the Constantine Basilica. I Orbis writers of the • rbis et omnium rcclesianim MAIN great century and the " mentioned MUTUAL Jan 15 previously most mairr ct SAVINGS ancient and illustrious caput l.ateran prelates. St and St Grcgorv We will the as well spare you doctrinal meaning the as two of the greatest of concerning mys- and geniuses the Church St terious and Loan Association Jerome and prodigious content of this St Augustine. what benediction were thev if not above all Benedictio pains In do,no* (iliorum The 6 lecturers and the benediction WATSESSING AVENUE Interpreters of Sacred Scriptures in the midst of the father strengthens of the BLOOMFIELD, N. J. of the world. , house sons it .1 H here, beloved son*, It Is CHRIST TIIK Savior the urtiie of whose Statement of December Jan (hat pleasing above all to R[o„d redeemed tho Condition, 31, 1958 ,h the from * rm »t sacred nature of the world, Mary. His holy and immaculate Mother pastoral ministry It the and our benign strong, and fascinating, resplendent teaching of powerful Mother, the Holy Apostle, Peter doctrine. and Paul, patron The new Pope, here before does saints of the Lateran. the two OFFICERS you not rease to recall Johns, the Baptist and the Evan- 4 JUS Hwt All, or whom he is the relist, the illustrious proirrtors of our rm yMriyl immediate successor, as well as ihe special protector* that (his teaching and of the new humble Daniel L. McCormick explanation) which is probably the most very Pope, be our defender*, rn or by J. proteeton of P*'HX me . . p+y outstanding President demonstration of his saered and eternal Home protectors of the Hols UA »« t pastoral genius Catholic \postolie r This is ( collected in 20 volumes which have hurch, for the health, and of become a refer prosperity happiness the whola B *AVIMCI INSURED TO Seymour Everett $lO,OOO ence source for he who intends, with world God s help, to plough the furrows. The •r. Vice President tame memory of the XII These are the resounding word* which We Pontiff Pius will remain will pronounce Mmll thtk glorious the the throughout centuries on great square after the ThU is the ceremony. de»lre of William F. Hayes His •r com* In now I great merit was that of the the hearts during the and primarily timely, appropriate performance at the close of today Vie* Preeident and » profound exposition of the sacred rHe. evangelic truth Through its r*ys, Pius XII combined all the attributes of Pax et benedictio. Del Henrik Tvedt human intelli Omnipotent!!, Paths et Filil et Spiritu* genre, presenting them in the light of the eternal Sanctu.s. Amen. •ecretary Manager truth summed Mohawk up in Christ W. SAVINGS «u Jamej BetU u.* w . PRAY THE that Our I.ORD actions as new and universal 40 T rtanirtr CMmurt* St., Ntwarfc 1, N. J. Psstor may first and foremost follow the luminous furrow traced by Piqs XII; that there Howard J. Mltchall 3-0260 may come close to Us In an Conroy even greater number devoted to dmne people science so that Aaal Treasurer fill PAtKING the ttreel ocroat this 'may enlighten the resources of human intellect in all its Omtiy. t-4 ; W£o fVIS to I PA4. manifestations. Thomas Weir Clohosoy Though all the cares of the CounMj pastoral ministry are dear U> Us and We reallre their urgency. We feel above all the Petrq duty of Increasing with MICHAEL J. HARRIS everywhere continuous action thr en- thusiasm for every aspect of the Divine Book which was ISTAUISMfD l*l| made to the FUEL OIL and DIRECTORS illuminate road ol our life fiom childhood to the BURNER SERVICE mo*t HIGH LEVEL advanced ajjc. PETROLEUM HEAT and POW£k COmPANT Of N James VV. Betts Hence, there the cathetica] J ROOFING EXPERTS \s apostolatc. according to the 972 BROAD STREET N c -o.k N words of another of the who J mi 2 8110 Thomas Weir Clohosey SHEET great Pontiffs enhanced themselves METAL with the name of Pius We refer to the ninth Pius Howard J Conroy who always CONSTRUCTION repealed to those people who came to him Wm. L. "lllummatr Illu VA\VA\VAVAV.W/AV. , Deignan, M I) FOR CHURCHFS. SCHOOLS minate. Illuminate .V.WAVWW.V.VWVV Dillon AND Martin T. INSTITUTIONS Unfortunately, few ★ ★ FOUR' STAR a dark clouds of a certain teaching, which ATTRACTION * * AH %Mu Jjp* m has Seymour B Everett little connection with real science, hase darkened the horizon Irish Social Event In New York— 445 NIW Biggest the POINT ROAD In ol the William K all ages attempt to see the clarity and ol the Hayea »l 4-1700 splendors ILIZAIITH, N. i Gospel UNITED IRISH COUNTIES Robert I. Heller ASSOCIATION WHAT PARENTS or EVERY Rth .nd THIS IS Daniel L. McCormick THE reminder, this the purpose of the Hh GRADE STI'OENT KHOUI.D BUY book opened OF NEW YORK HIOM SCHOOL on the altar Teach real K. INTRANCI the doctrine, the righteous discipline Godfrey Preiser AND SCHOLARRHIP of life, the means for elevation of PAID * the man toward God *ll/0/ Henry Sant'Ambroggio Preparation Book The ANNUAL BALL first glory of each pontificate is. In fart, the practical Pluo 3 Kum Drill >5.50 /Q Semi-Annually Nathan Tureiky Hooka compliance with the Kncliah. Science 4 Mathematical (Pjxl » evangelic commandment, "lie et doccte," Prepare (or Htph Ichaal even to entranra eumi the most distant Great parts teaching is agreed in this FRIDAY Includes tpeclol I Q. 4 Achievement EVENING, JANUARY Hth. 195? teat, regard, both the of T|» BOOKS, 79 Seat 4S»h St . N V. C doctrine the F.astern Fathers and that of the Western Fathers on this agree point HOTEL COMMODORE St. John Chrysostom reminded actually every Pope, ev- 42nd S| end iM.niUn A«r S«« . York oans in Proem sure through the consummation of human Loan Bank Stock •0.800 00 98 320 00 life our happinrsa and glory in the eternal First our ernturies. Mortgage Loans Deferred ('redid to TO MEET 1 3.583.240 80 The chalice Loans Kuture on the altar and the venerable rites which on Savings Account* 89 Operations 7 846 39 •8.688 link the bread and wine consecrated in one single Sacrament, Other Loans Other 38.903 88 Liabilities 6 029 03 mark the highest the point, sublimity of the union between God A needs Furniture futures the less depreciation 9.394 80 Specific and man. perfection of the Christian profession m\u Reserves 2.181 69 It is Deferred Charges and other Asset* 71.31333 a word which returns often to Our lips, in the frequent General Reserves A Surplus 378,712 79 communications of Our soul wuh the Christian people. lor which We draw Our $8,363,474 34 inspiration Irom Benin Boussuet, one of the $8,363,474 34 great est modern genluaes of religious iclence "There is no perfection of practice and of Christian unless the ACCOUNTS life in participation In the INSURED up to $lO,OOO Eucharistic Feast " The catechetical teaching, of which We spoke, leads to this and to this is all the naturally dedicated fervor of the pastoral •pint.

Your THIS IS WHAT Neighborhood Saving a InttHuflon Wf intend to express from the very first GOING TO HIGHEST DIVIDENDS diyi of BORROW? plus Our Pontificate, in the set of presenting Ourselves to the world shove sll as u pastor We seemed to perceive a profound sense of understanding Personal Bank from the vast lo Our Loans families to echo which words give rise in St. Peter's help meet SyPSS&IBSIB on of tile day the coronation. the cost of illness We, therefore, wish the • and other lo invite you to altar to seek emergencies. there always the Bishop and the priest In the aet of distri- buting and Blood gjsssiiia^a, the Body of the Lord, because this Is the living substance of the religion that is we profess; to say HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK "Nobisrum t.od in the 0 Delis,” us as revealed and contemplated truth and as the perennial grace which educates and sanctifies IN JiISIY CITY IN ftAYONNI man, and families the various forms o( human Montgomery at Watklnftafl St. Sith coexistence in ★ St. at Sargonkeo Ava. ihe exercise Jatkeon of the highest virtues. if at Wilkmtan Ava. IN HOROKIN Coe,,cl Ava. It is from the altar, from that t Mar Itaan ftt. ★ Si,or at Pivat St ANTICIPATED ANNUAL holy hill, that wa must con 1f Pavonia Ava. at Orova St. ★ OPIN template. Judge and use the things of earth. FRIDAY IVININO 40 iovreal 255 KURNY at it Square O Bread uray at 15,4 St. AVE.(^.) N. J. DIVIDEND RATE It is also the altar that the most serious KEARNY, I questions which OPIN MONDAY IVININO sometimes lacerate it IN OUTIINIIRO human coexistence must find the beginning I of a just solution. Mamba, Federal Dapoilt Insurance Corpora,.on Protest Red Trade Plan Father of Nine Morals, Economy Janaary 9, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 5 RIO DE JANEIRO (NC)—Car- elgn Affairs Ordained Ministry here ex- at 78 dinal de Barr Camara Discussion os of Rio pressed surprise at the Presi- Topic de Janeiro RIO DE JANEIRO (NC) A protested in a radio dent's WASHINGTON—MoraI announcement. They and foun- broadcast point- widower father of nine chil- here against re- ed out that dations of economic any the Brazilian Ambas- dren who studied for the growth will | sumption of Brazilian trade rela- priest- be discussed sador in Washington has for the hood with the of here Jan. 15-16 at on Faith tions with the Soviet help a tape re- Quiz Union. two a national conference sponsored past months been negotiating corder was ordained here at the The same day President Jus- by the Foundation for with the Soviet Embassy to re- 78. Religious celino Kubitschek age of By Brian Cronin announced that establish commercial relations Action in the Social and Civil | The unusual ceremony took Brazil will not resume Order, a cither between the two countries. They at nonsectarian group pro- Which church scst of I place San Jose Seminary where is the (he Pope in hi, capacity as Bish- trade or diplomatic moted J relations with said the talks by numerous religious and of took place with the Rev. Jose Bernardo de Martins op Rome? (a) St, Peter's the U S S R. civic leaders. Basilica? (b) The Sistin* full knowledge of the Foreign Af Castilho, former St. John Later a lawyer, was Chapel? (c) Latcran's? (and) SL Mary Major? some officials of the For- fairs Opening speaker at the meet- Ministry. ordained by Cardinal de Barros ing will be Rev. John "hat is an A Camara of Rio de Janeiro. Courtney 9 aliturgical day? (a) holy day’ A feast Murray, S J , of Woodstock Col day’ (c) A fast A Very shortsighted, Father Cas- day? (and) day on which no Mas, ia lege, Maryland. Ano>ber speaker said? The Officers tilho had to study with the help and Directors will be Secretary of Labor lames of a tape recorder. By special Ark P. Mitchell. 1,10 Covenant is a given to (a) The Blessed permission from the Holy See his 3 Specific topics to be discussed Virgin? (b) Noah? (c) Jesus? (and)The Holy Ghost? studies were reduced from six to include ethics and economic of pol- Who three years. was the newly born infant found in Phar- icy, current need for interna- 4 a basket by He is also excused from recit- aohs daughter? (a) Herod’ (b) Solomon? tional economic (c) St John ing the breviary, and received development, the Baptist’ (and) Moses’ moral issues of to economic power, Carteret permission offer only the vo- and On Savings and religion foreign policy what occasion did Jesus to His Blessed tive Masses of Our Lady and Re- 5 say Mother: "Didn't You know that I and Loan quiem Masses. must attend to my Father's bus- Association iness’” (a) The in the Sociology Group finding Temple? ( bl The wedding feast of Cana? The (c) Crucifixion? (and) The Resur- Cardinal Offers Honors Priest rection? welcome the members NOTRE DAME (RNS)—Rev Who was known 6 as "The Apostle of the Gentile,'? (a) Phil- Salazar HONORED: J. of Raymond Murray, C.S.C., veteran Reply Msgr. Philip Coyne, pastor St Nich- ip’ (b) Matthias? (c) Simon? (and) Paul? LISBON Cardinal olas professor of sociology at Notre Gonealves Church, Passaic, was feted by his parishioners re- of Dame University, was presented Thf 10 " of Mar > »as founded Ccrejeira, Patriarch of Lisbon, cently on of 40 in 7 by: (a) Catherine Laboure? Plymouth completion years the priesthood. He absentia citation St. Savings in with (b) Bernadette’ a of has personally entered the con- is (c) Frank Duff? (and) Pope Pius XI? joined by Bishop who at merit the troversy begun by Premier An- McNulty, presided a Holy by American Catholic and Loan Association Hour in What time between the tonio Salazar's denuncation the church; Rev. W. and Rev. Sociological Society at its 20th g elapsed Resurrection and the Ascen- of Joseph Molloy sion’ annual convention (a) 30 days (b) 3 years? the political activity of "some Francis X. McCarthy, assistants at St. Nicholas.

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Harry Shapiro has rejected a suggestion of the State Board of BLUE RIBBON SPRING Public Assistance that relief EVENING DIVISION workers be allowed to recom- mend birth control. School of Business Administration said LEG of LAMB Shapiro he had been ad vised by Public Open to Men and Women Welfare Depart WHOLE ment counsel "that I am under legs B. S. in no legal requirement to put that ■■ / degree Accounting Marketing lb resolution into effect." _ rjc (s Management Economics. "In view of the opinion." he , "I Halves or added, have determined to ex- I Part-Time for program non-degree students. ercise my discretion and reject Ovenready I IK I the suggestion." #»nc xi. The Board of Public Assist- ance had voted 43 in favor of authorizing relief workers to rec- HICKORY SWEET SWIFT PREMIUM THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS ommend birth control clinics to sliced persons on relief rolls. bacon sausage links Bishop George L. Leech of 2641 BOULEVARD Dl 3-4400 Harrisburg accused 4he board of 59‘ £ 49‘ “usurping the role of spiritual JERSEY CITY 6, N. J. director for the poor" and com- mended Shspfro for hit opposi- tion.

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MOR Marian Theater PIANO SERVICES repainted and redecorated You 230 pm WRC A- Catholic Hour ran practical!* live rent free Appro*. Ntwork no W SOU iFM) - Hour of the you! New Plays pm *4O per •30 WVNJ-The Rotary month plua rent of p m Living Crucified Hex Julian Tonnor. P rv a more piano si.r\ r. one apart* I . k menl all rharcea °*»« l<« Man , WW . Pri. A Cat. MONDAY. JAN 1) para ’ For Thl* W •• I Born Plano* Pi pe Drum tuned repaired HARRY L SCHWARZ to t P ■ Write today, aimply 7 bellunon South 1 pm HM)I TM> Sac rad Hear* A CO. giving your flv Joan SATURDAY. JAN 17 P’Amore 20 Palisade fload Elna Seth Program Realtors INO AT HOWARD DANK LOT name, address and of hirth A*r» of M»n A iplrndid - 703 p m WOR Family Theatre. N J 2* N Suuei St year •30 pm WftOU exelop Your Peraettranc# Jack rt>om. In A ending TUP LOCATION _ Party Witty, WKONIIOAY. 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The of memory a James Monroe, tables with communists—at Panmunjom. in Gen- kt Qnnfomi mo y nkmilltd to htm lor ontutr in tbit of course, or of a Theodore Roosevelt column. almost calls eva, in the UN—with pitifully little, if anything, for an for of The three apology the use so strong-sounding to show for the humiliation Q. Wlw Mm ** a year and disgrace and of deal- a half after a term as "foreign policy" brought to for the weakness and ing with men who ara by profession murderers, (old ■ king, Chriat’a birth that the Magi vacillation with which our government frankincense to and has dealt kidnappers, liari and thieves. As though to heap at a priest came; it must have hern with at leaat the greatest threat of all time to additional myrrh n In who to 40 our nation scorn upon us, at the very time when i man wat days after and to the values for which tatfrr it stands we are striving to achieve somb agreement with bitterly. How did they The It gifta the Magi gave were should be remarked know to in passing that the the Russians on the use of atomic which (tfta bring? suddenness weapons, they gift* that they would have with which this visit was show to "sprung- the whole world the utter uselessness of A It la St Matthew to a on the who in brought king in their own American people gives good reason for the any agreement with them by de- unilaterally Chapter 2. 112 tell* the *tory ot land They were expensive and suspicion that it was deliberately handled nouncing the that four-power agreement on the occupa- Ihe visit by the Magi, valuable .gift* of gold, of way in order to forestall tion a story frank- the torrent of criticism of Berlin. incense, that i* a gem we might well namely precious incense; that in 1957 greeted—and cancelled—the far less Will we never get “fed up.” they and as say’ Not read in the Sacred of myrrh, a kind of perfumed offensive proposal that Yugoslavia’s Tito Scrip visit us. yet, apparently, or we would never have agreed resin ture Arabia was renowned for We profess to regard communism the to let as Mikoyan come here—agreed, too, with such these articles and naturally, in deadly foe of our way of In doing *o remember first that life, the mortal enemy of indecent haste, as though we feared he might coming to see whose everything that the Magi were likely scientists one coming we cherish. We would reasonably change his mind and not cornel Does any official was heralded interested in the atar* by a star, they expect our government to formulate its in Washington believe that (an easily policy honestly his coming would have the best along understood science ot brought gifts lines that would contribute the most to portends us? If in our day our anything good for he does, he is they could defense against this and Moonikl Our F.nglish word "Wise enemy, to his utter frus- surely unfit for the office he holds; if he does the tration and ultimate men" auma them up well It la Later Fathers of destruction. What we have not. how can he clear himself of the charge of the Church, of done, instead, is almost customary to think of them writing this scene, incredible, but none the betraying our real interests by allowing him to j as true but this note that the also less come’ | kings, probably arose gifts befit in Let us pass over sad from the uae of the Christ His kingship (the gold!, the blunder of our recog As I word* of though to be sure that we stultify our- nilmn of the I’aalm 71 verse 10 in the in His divinity (the Russian communists in 1933, as | liturgical incense), and well selves before the world, add the completely we to in His as grievous error of the prayer* of Epiphany "The king* mortality (for myrrh was war years by which the horrifying sketched we saved inconsistency skimpily of and of the used in their Godless regime from destruction above Tharais islands shall preparing a body for a policy of reaction only, of careful avoid- burial) by the and offer the of the We cannot (ha Germans, poured out our blood and preaents, kings say that ance of any positive action against treasure communism and Magi had these ideas in so lavishly as to Arabians of Saba shall bring mind leave Russia in 1945 as Over the have years we reacted to this or that " the strongest power the gift* Incidentally, how well Provi- on Europe Asia land mass, communist j move—sometimes badly (as in Korea dence able within months to force its asked how provides just before an under bloody rule or sometimes well | If many there were Hungary), (as In Lebanon or hundreds of millions of unexpected to a helpless people we might give the quick answer journey distant Quemoy)—but never have we taken a real initia God The sworn " land, arranged that the Holy enemy of communism, we stupidlv "Three But the Scripture doas live; never have we done anything to which was it the Family should more than that?) denied our not tell that and there is receive valuah'e • aid to the communist world has had to contrive us no a defensive and would thus anti Red forces of Chiang and for that gifts be able to Kai Shek. substan reaction. reason saying they were provide for tially assisted in the communist of three think themselves during (ha conquest the only Most likely we China With all our resources of truth and and in mainland. Justice, of three journey the strange land. Shortly thereafter we began of since there were three I spiritual freedom and material of Never pouring millions of dollars into prosperity, kind* of underestimate the Provi- Yugoslavia to gifts given to Christ by l decency and integrity, we stand supinely by, not dence of help keep in power the communist them later God when difficulties Tito, unjust to , Only much were Jailer of daring make capital of our good as the Red? come to Cardinal Stepinac to the the you. do of their names given Magi, evil, not daring to press freedom Liter we again showed the upon The feast has caliber of our their [names Caspar Melchior and of Epiphany been captive peoples, as they press slavery upon hostility to communism by Baltassar date from the celebrated with practically inviting the the free world. Middle great solemnity Reds of North Korea to invade the south of that Ages by the Church (among other How long, America, can such unhappy country and a policy con reasons) the then, when belatedly tinue The because coming of we without leading to disaster’ Is Magi came from Arabia or tried to stem the Red complete it tide, by the pagan wisemen (ha placing such re- any from that area of (hr world The represents wonder that we go on losing in the cold war’ fact of Christ's coming for all ••■r (hey iiw was quite likely men. pagan as well as Chosen some unexpected light in the iky People Happy Fiscal which appeared over Judea and Year? which they followed Were Q. there any letters T)i* President the jumped gun just before how After can the average man’s deflated the stop to ask their written by I.ucla. other \ than the holidays by Income con- way giving a capsule preview of his tend of the with the subsequent high cost of living’ And Herod, star led them to' the one containing the third January budget message. His of prediction a bal who and the found the poor, are always with how Bethlehem Magi secret? anced budge for 1959 us can came as a welcome Christ- Christ their many mouths be fed by "cheap’’ dollars Notice that the Scripture mas gift, the more A No other secret letters that so because unexpected The Excessive Month that they spending says entered the house, President too, generally indicates ex Rededication commented that of 1 know Of course a balanced budget of Lucy may will cessive government intervention In hence it is quite likely that Jo- be the affairs an important assurance to the country and the have written other letters that and lives of citlien —a trend seph and Mary were dwelling in world that our private toward the were government is determined to not secret live totalitarianism we condemn a better residence than a cave within its Giving anybody a By Louis Francis meant, thereby doing its to Budenz part prevent book full of checks at the time However, since (be blank is risky business at cave Q. If priest 1s wearing inflation and to encourage " When I was In the economic expansion time Communist doubtedly a threefold Red any develop vancing purposes. With dwelling was not considered ob black vestments but I do not Incredible words these out of Pirty. January Washington, espe Cab was always Con- menl. drivers in Washington nowadays don't this crossfire Irom within | Actionable by people of those know which of (he Masses of cully since last year’s Congress in'! month. It spent taxpayers' ask was then that the visitors, "Where to’" but “Which THK CHIEF America and without is linked oays. the Holy Family might still Requiem, which at the rather. theoretical EDITORIAL , n the I or special money fantastic rate of more than $1,253, publications of the investigation will it be’" Red reliance have been In a the Mass 000 The new- legislators took Dec 28 Worker let us know how up on Indifference cave, possibly prayers of the he 1s say- a minute party advantage of the sub- plan to investigate Inflation much among our people one of the Nativity would It not be for Why, we don't ject of the communists rely concerning ing, proper January bills smother "Lenin's to on usually holiday hap- know heritage" re Soviet Certainly, they are aware of the enormous non-comunist voices within moves. Although we celebrate the me to follow the daily Mass for piness Already skeptics —and there double the com- are many national debt; many had a in untram- America to their If who adhere Magi feast of the dead and to use the ridicule the part the rades' fervor achieve pur we to freedom s Epiphany lea* prayer President's proposal as anew year’s meled federal editorial than week* all the dream spending spree that bids up prices, for pos i ne is a paeon of ran open 1959 with a few con two after the bjrth for faithful departed* Defense costs are expected to continue the current that spawns gigantic deficits, that praise for of actual speeds up gov line Cyrus Eaton, who centrated resolutions to Christ. the event took skyrocketing, interest on the national debt must as laid is save ; A. Since there is nothing im emment commended for the be printing presses to create "money" to down assailing the Congressional committees, to place at a considerably in- met. farm price veterans by Mos- gov longer in supports, benefits cover proper your saying prayerl losses. Didn't they get in ernment stand against Soviet do to the terval Eor there would have have the law in "your federal cow. It was ag more help Hungarian that different from the back of them. And then, there’s are pray- come tax forms for 1958" In the ask the the of Christmas mail then also that grcssion. doing so again in the people, to Congress once taken place presentation of package $lO4 million in aid left ers used by the celebrant, you under like the rest of us’ still We have taxation the name of peace again to resolve not to Chriit In the at Jerusa- Tito i c hristmas tree. Where jui great mass recognize Temple do wish the are we going to get may as you in malter. what happened to conscienlioua The editorial links Eaton Red C hina lem 40 after birth the to representation? meetings took with w? can assure our days His and i -oney make things come out even’ You may, if you wish, say pray- Maybe Eisenhower was the visit of A. I. selves that would I’he has politically inspired, place in Madi- Mikoyan. we have done our Joseph not have taken new Congress been labeled collec- but ers for your own deceased rrla- a his remedy for our economic which is also part. problems, while son Gar- alluded to as ad I Christ so qloae to Herod If Herod* tion of spenders It would do well to Square I tivea friends, you think a not would be or or may re- original, certainly novel on Capitol den In waa seeking hi* destruction. Since i little about justice before commemoration of Len rite that for ail the faithful de- making extravagant Hill Herod ordered _ chop away at federal spending That the death of all' withdrawals of In's death, the anniversary of parted taxpayers money Wild govern would make for happy for boy under the age of two, it a new fiscal year all which Jan 19 I > ment spending feeds the fires of inflation was of us. ' would seem that the Magi had told The last one of these assem- The Faith in Focus him that the star had appeared blages which I attended was in to them tome months before 194. V the year in which I left the Hours Strikes: Thus it may have been at much Forty Bludgeon or Blessing? party On A few weeks that occasion I acted ago K«ther William Smith, S an J. a partial estimate of the done The damage that was chairman of the Bread rotr Red rally, and * a very timely and forthright article on the by this strike of Life "Newspaper owners and Archdiocese of \eicarli strike advertls the sei of more than 23.000 newspaper in New York, and he summed facen ers lost about $23 million in one week because his before me aecmed to represent Mass Calendar Jan 11. 14»4 up Judgment and opinion in a few words of the strike, and a minimum of 10 By W. Shea S.T.D. million pe» the power of the Msgr. George , •’Thu strike was not justified party, even lat tundar Altar Ipipheny pie were or their daily of As have noted here The Catholic deprived medium in though we knew that this gath we morr 22 24 Luke 22. 19 20. 1 Corinthi St Benedict'! S3 Rarbara M Newark Church has had to " never apol formation Inetilute. Main At Tort than once, there Is marvelous 11. 22 29). Jan II Aunday Help family 'ala© Holy Antal* ogiir for the position has ering waa only a small percentage a ans which it consistently ftrai Sundu iflir tfiphin; l (irvilfi Lea And this does not take Into account the parallel between man's life of How taken the huge of the American people did Our I-ord institute the Doubla IS hilt Ol 2nd (oil in bun on vital and sensitive question of All Aainta X9l Pari Da A*e . Jeraey sums that were lost by who and his altar 'N » ( r the people were in Rut G K grace natural life As in Holy Eucharist’ The rpiphin* 3 A Prof of nip labor management affairs The solid the Chesterton has said Catechism basis for the strike Epiphan r directly affected by the natural order must he He took Holy Rotary. 344 Siath At . Jeraey Clip attitude of the Church rests the of a belter that unless one answers bread, blessed upon famous and The cause a Jan 12 Monday Maaa at on Lp.|*i unfortunate feature In strikes Is he ran lisr at and Vmplt Wfcti* . respected dictum of Pope Leo XIII: "Let the em afresh, will cer- Praf the fact that the is the must 3 R INI No ( r of r.p.phan» lnd twndav Aftar Ipiphany innocent public victim do all, so, too. there tie gen •' vaid Take and Pl°>cr pay a and tainly nothing effective And eat livirjg wage, let the working The Jan 13 Tuaaday ( of At Geaevteye'a. 131 I.J«1n«alon Rd* airplane strikes during the holidays caused eration and birth—a rr this is ommtmonlion man do an honest the communists spiritual My body,' then He took a Ell*a bath day's work." Within this frame- understand that Our l ord'a Itapdim 'fnrmarli. (Via* a untold hardship upon countless who birth—if to with the thousands, in one is live cup of wine, blessed it. and' of Epiphany' Urtaltr Doubla Whlta work, however, there is a deal of for a way we could emulate, ap giv At Bridaeta. HI Montgomery A( < great room had to change vacation their plana radically or higher, more precious life of ing it to them, said of Maaa in Miaaei for Jan 13 G 1 2nd Jeraojr lily disagreement and violent predating that one fervent All you dispute There are union man (oil A iNi (r Praf of Ep(phany remain at home. Only a very serious grace And for that drink of St Joaeph a Raid win A«t . Jaraey land who reason making resolutions purpose this, for this is My men women) take the unrealistic new can move ( tty would a situation that about Christ the Jan 14 Wednaeday At Hilary Utah stand justify could bring gave us Sacrament of blood of the new covenant which that the union is always right and that many others op ( onfaaaor rtnelor [>oubl* Whlta St l.urr a. 13th and Gro«a Sla Jar* such national embarrassment and loss which (il lnd (.oil St r#lla. strike financial Baptism, by man is born i* bring shed for many unto J A (r aa f Clip every is justified These seldom the people Father Smith enumerates ACCORDINGLY every Red fes of ( ommon Praf five reasons and again water and the Spirit" forgiveness of He talk about a strike. To them it sins.' finally. is always a "lock lival becomes the Jan IS Thuraday At Paul Ttral conditions which must be fulfilled before or memorial (John 3, J i Ills tha Diocese of Paterson out" which any gave apostles the commis in the poor working man Is being for Hermit, ('onfaaaor Double W hue (il strike can be Justified first center a drive to affect the 'Do morally The two are And as in the natural order sion this in remembrance 2nd (all St Maurua. 3 A . 3 which to of many spiritual adulthood That Is why is from St Paul's words bludgeon the employer into R «N> Common Praf At submission people on this matter Year fervor In this country is con Joaeph. l-inroln Park all-important of labor our Divine the "Kor as often shall eat He looks upon union officials Savior gave us as you SI Joaeph as a group of men eentrated on the to Jan IS Sunday Second Sunday aflar 39* Market At Pateraoa management relations. The extremists both program in- Sacrament of this and drink the who interested on Confirmation, to bread cup. you r.piphan* Double Craan Gl 2nd ( oil are only in continued raises, fluence this Jen 11. 1419 sides of the issue are Congress To task ( of M Paler at Roma undoubtedly swayed more follow up and perfect the fork of proclaim thr death of the laird, hair 3 ftt Paul fringe benefits, long and frequent and the ( Praf of Trlnity lnd lundey After Ipiphany vacations, by emotion than sound reason and Reds come with much more r logic It would Baptism If Baptism is the Sac until He comes" ( 1 coffee breaks Corinthians Our Lad y of 3ft (armel be power than most of KEY Gl Gloria. Cr Creed. A for 10 Mrl ea« healthful and beneficial for the entire us Imagine 11. 26) Al . Paaaeir It na rament of spiritual birth, Confir Paare. R for the Pope N Arrhdloceae is difficult to say which of these two Hon if everyone were to conscience That has to he said of Newark. P Dtoreae of Paleraon, ( oil At Joaeph a Hoapital. TOT probe his and today, mation is the Sacrament of spir The doctrine of the Catholic Main »t_. radical pressure regiments is the greater distance Celled. Pief Prefare Paleraon analyze his way of thinking If lakes alnrr there are large itual the a man now no growth and maturit) Church concerning the Holy Eu from truth, but neither of them is within the position that a strike which is Madison Square Garden meet- diarist summed called by a But the between ran be up under hailing distance of Ihe accurate of parallel man's description union is always Justified, and ings and the communists have three that union or of headings "The Real Pres a strike life grace and his natural life ganliers and officials are sacrosanct, Is had vicissitudes the enre" The he wrong over re- does not there To (Christ is truly contained newspaper strike in New attracted stop preserve York And cent which led very wrong his opposite number, who years, has to a in the Eucharist). "The Sacri vast national of says his bodily life, man needs food attention, because the power- that strike hroad a is nothing more than assurjntlnn that In this fire of the Mass" is a weapon Similarly, to his (Christ truly ful impart it had on business, at lime when of preserve spirit a blackmail to exact the Is Its last unreasonable demands from country party on ual offered in the Eucharist), "Holy business is life of grace he AROUND THE PARISH usually booming Smith needs spirit Father gave the employer, is equally wrong legs (the ual food And so Our Lord pro Comumon"■ Holy Eucharist When vs e witness the party's is Sacrament which sided Christians with the Sarra a in Christ far flung activity its schemes to truly received) We ment of the Kucharist, the Sarra is are to dis- and entran the its renewed in each of youth, cuss these In Spain Yugoslavia ment of spiritual nourishment topics turn filtration of the trade union The New move York Times (till rivets one crtticil In the Holy Eucharist the gotten $1.244,000,000 In economic ment. Its good sn<| military influence on certain big • > e on Spjin. while closing the other to Yu go sid ness and love of Our Savior reach from the USA since 1953. and is looking lor business circles realize that (lav we la more, that the extreme limit of the possible country is now playing down sll ref the party is quite alive As Wil Last k it Tor In YourPrayers wei front-paged a special dispatch erences to the good which It gives is American assistance, and secini to be liam Z Eoster wrote recently, (roni its Madrid correspondent which, in effect, "toward none other than Christ moving line of 'positive like more or less the Himself neutrality' confidentially to remember me»* your deceased questions Spain s reliability con' ” Life" as an ally in any India and the United Arab comrades He is our "Bread of Unhn Republic alone, those who think priests flic! with the Soviet Union, and the wisdom o( 48 What is It is noteworthy that the Times' article did the is "are bit 6. 1 more, not only is party dead a pre further American " hrtst help. not venture to include ( truly present In and truly Yugoslavia among the rx mature - Arduliocete Netcnrk According to the article, although Spain has " received in. the Holy Eucharist of ponents of "positive neutrality Not even a pos WHEN OBSERVE WE in the He Rev lure of “positive neutrality" (lei alone chain o( is truly offered up in it. James A Keough, Jsn a Dec 28 Worker that the whence major military bases com mu the Holy Eucharist is not 10. 1932 such as w e have in Spain I msts are planning to strike down has been Tito's return for the $l3 billion dollars only a Sacrament but also a Sac- Rev Perry G DeWltt, Jin 10, the Congressional comittees rifice of economic and 1957 military aid which Ihe U S A against subversion by limiting As the Revised Cate Rev rwAdvocate has poured into Yugoslavia unce 1930 Baltimore Joseph Rolando. Jan 13 (with more their power In one way or "The to come) an chlsin puts It. Holy Euchar- 1907 Official Publication of the other, we can to Archdiocese of The Times open our eyes ist Is a sacrament and Rev William J is entitled to express its doubts a sacri- Caffrey. Jan and Diocese of the that Newark of the Paterson fact the party still has fice. In the under about Spain, lllhough -we do not share them 1 Holy Eucharist, 13, 1939 Mu»l Hev Thomas A Influence in Boland. STD. Arch What does strike Washington the appearances of bread and us as strange Is the (act that—- Rev Richard E Sluder, OS B bishop of Newark To enhance Infiltration of the wine, the Lord Christ is although there is every reason to do con Jan 13. 195* Published by The Advocate PubUihini t so-The, trade the " orpor* unions Reds have sent tained. offered received lion. Moil lies Thomti STl> Times has never agitated against S aid and A Holand. . Preaident. R| U to the Rev K*V Ms*, Jamea A llufhr*. PA. Worker’s labor editor, Ills Jerome Reichwein. Jan JID. VO.. Vice Tito teems To prepare followers for Hitsidrni 111 Rev The journal lo Judge Catholic. anti Ml|r Jtnifi T l ooney AM . S«ct« George Morris, to Moscow. All this 14. 193'i wonderful gift, so full of Ur> Hi lie* M> among wnrkers this Apo ties before going to His Phi*. Rl Me* Mi|, John J (kouaherty. STL ISD. and Labor 1945 Capital country for their the Very Re* Magr George W Shea. IT D.. Very befuddlement. death on Cross In their pres- H«* Magr Each do Rev John J Riley. Very Re* Magr Thotnaa needs the other: Capital cannot with What Dnlacus Roberto. Jan M Reardon. Lll. Moscow’s organized fol ence lie instituted Holy Eu 13. Re* Jamra W O’Neill, nut the Rev WilUam N field. Rev 14 labor nor labor without capital Mutual lowers 1951 teard A. Synan. Ph t) are counting on to en- diarist, and He bade them (and Paleraon Hroreaentalive. agreement results In the beauty of good order; hance Rev Re* lari J Vkolaan their standing among the i their successors) to do what He Rt Msgr Peter T Weme. Managing Editor I lo>d while Andetaon. perpetual conf lc' n sss'dy ndi' *s coo Jan American people, so they can had done —celebrate the Euchar 15. 1951 Subxription Price 14 yearly fustoo R«cond Claaa and aavaga barbarity —Leo XIII, "gereas function Roalage paid at Newark. N. J . under act freely and have their will Ist —until the end of the world Rt Rev Mt*r. Carmel J Scan The new assistant didn't know that Father John in his •i M MM. a. irrt. Novanua.” May 11, IMI. j t»ilh Congresa Indirectly, la un- ! (see Matthew 28, 2121; Mark 14. I lan, Jan. 13, 1952 youth had considered an ice skating career. God Love You Columnist Voices STEANGE BUT TRUE January 9, 1959 T H R ADVOCATE 9 Some Notes Little-Known Facts For Catholics His es for By M.J. MURRAY gsdgs Father Hop Year From China Night-Shift Complains G. By Msgr. George Higgins By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Oirector. OfConstant Soctel Action Deportment, ,VCITC The facts Family following we mention Squabbling This column will be a random Catholic press wow Id be more In the hope that readers will feel Rev. John L. J. listing of some resolutions, effective If By Thomas, S. enough hopes It engaged a little the tragedy of their Chinese fel- by holding down your own «nd for 1859. Anhtanl prayers more in controversy debat- Prolrtsor of Sociology, Si. l oan I'mhrrtity job, but lets look at the situation on low-Catholics as their own trag- This columnist resolves, in the stresses the able subjects ... We don't Your column value of hubsand and wife Marriage first edy. St. Paul tells us that “if Is a partnership. place, to try to be more want the aort of In uniformity one member being together, but we’re trouble These are your children well positive suffers, the < whole having because we re to- as than negative during the Catholic press which wonld body too much. I work as hers. The natnre of 1959. suffer*." gether a night shift and most of the sour Negative come if every organ of the spend A Chinese job places an added burden re- day at home. Edith has a time the moralizing is Catholic press presented the keeping children quiet ligious was sum- upon your wife. Inless you am so I ean probably the same news and comments." sleep. When I’m awake, there Isn’t much moned by the to do, so eitremely frail, you're proba- worst In of the oc line with the Cardinal's we seem to over ad- and beat- quarrel nothing. It’s been from bad to bly not utterly worn out when cupational police | going dis- vice, 1 shall not hesitate to worse ex- en because the lately. Do you have any suggestions? you’re home. eases peculiar my press opinion during 1959, but There You religious super- are many American cou- may persist, "This Is to columnists, shall try to avoid worn writing any- ior had sent who face en work!" editorial jples the same problem their opportunities for enjoying s By whose definition’ writ- thing which would in any way him a letter, as you and Edith. Modern indus- the usual social Remember, and contaets within marriage is a part ers preach- reflect upon the integ- j sincerity, but the letter trial society is to in- the thus in the service of ers. organized community, keeping nership new The only rity. or theological orthodoxy of was never giv- crease efficient production rath their family circle unduly life, and you must work together remedy, as an those who hold nar different opinions. en to the per- er than to promote family stabil- row. Irish writer In return —andthis brings us to son who was maltreated. ity. call- This THIRD, DO YOl make anr Jobs usually intensifies emo- pointed out is the first of New Year's social recently, charity my hopes From a priest inside Red Chi- ing for tional provisions for life’ Do sou "I long stress and magnifies dif am afraid," this writer —I would it if said, appreciate those na comes this absences eser go out together message: "I am from ferences, so that when as a couplr’ “that too side quarrels often our preachers en- on the other would recipro- and in If you can't extremely sad lonely the the home, or afford this, or it what arise, they are not easily settled tirely ignore we, the silent cate. of midst persecution." and proves impossible under the cir- split shifts and tend to he cumulative —one faithful, expect to hear in a ser- A this lay Catholic wrote: "Here night work, cumstances. is an added rra MY SECOND thing leads to another in in mon . . . They are done hope Is some- an never the 'Bark of Peter’ seems to and son for working what akin to he so forth, crcasingly tense more closely telling us and of the first that la situation of our duties our is in with your the home and submerged; Satan com are not uncom- What’s the best wife around neglect of bor management will way to han- duty . . The thing patch mand." mon. There Fourth, stressed up their differences take are dle your problem. Martin? Ob I have what which is really difficult, which is and to The interned religious at the several reasons you can do to heart the sound advice which viously, one solution would be help solve > our actually divine, is to give us a Convent of St. Joseph. Shanghai, why It Rev. Benjamin Masse, S J j they may to get a different job. let's problem may be that vour taste for our duties, and to awak- . gave are at this moment enduring suf- pose this wife needs reconsldc. in a recent article America i serious by pass one for the time also to her en in us a wish to do them and in fering and torture. for "The problems married workers, being and if other position. to be the gulf between labor and see mrans generous in doing And The communists have attached particularly when children I Some wives management on questions of young are available. would suggest consciously or another name for a taste for duty pub- this poster to the Bishop's house are involved is love lic economic policy,” Father the following. unconsciously resent the Inter- Beloved preachers, then, in China: Canton. "Father X is a do in Ma»V wrote, "will be First, you appreciate the ruptions their family rou make us love God. only solved FIRST, or rather, traitor He has received the FAMILIES with chi] lines by chanty, hard im- ditfieultles have occasioned by their hus- help to believe intellectual ef dren your wife must us in His love perialist from the Vat- must follow a fairly rigid fort —and of that hu- in keeping the children bands' unusual work paltrrn. for us." s big dose of quiet ican pattern sleep, meals, play and of soul while Of This ran be easily Amen! mility which comes to you sleep’ course this understood, Change the word Two We work. If the breadwinner Carmrlrte Sisters, after be- Should s job but like only when isn your fault, but thousands of othrr “preachers' to and men they are on their Prayers t you must "columnists" ing lo be throws him out of with this " forced politically re- step that wives, it If knees before Almighty God recognise it increases her they ran adjust to you have here the perfect diag- regime, it is bound to educated. were thrown into pris- put a strain work the nosis My last hope and and may be a they take right attitude. of whal ails of the fervent pray on members considerable so many on Know Heart family Young chil for the New burden if home Finally, if none of the above latter or Year is that Cath- by dren sour is small Catholics quickly forget that father will Young are being ar- is suggestions olics strive harder than ever prove helpful, you rested Tbrtr trying to sleep, while mother SECOND, ARE AOl' SPEAKING OF to with en masse luetlioni end sntuert tsken coopera should seriously consider charity. I re catch up the parade in see from Lenom J 7 of another Will finds It impossible to her tive the you say a Rosary for these ~Tbn V Believe U get around house, giving her job. This aolve. secondly, to he more toler social sciences The extent of e fly Tbn / ljre." the retited edition may prove difficult and our of the work finished if she people that St Michael must spend a hand with the children the ant in 1959 failure to may re- R+ltimore Cmlecbitm, So. reprinted or involve some financial loss but controversy during carry our weight in this by permit non of the Con- all strain Satan her time the children work whenever she needs A certain of whose instruments frstemity C keeping help’ what are these amount controversy field was brought home at the of brntten Ooctnne compared to i reasonably You is in China are the communists' quiet may insist that you’re doing prohahly inevitable in the recent American Economics As Me, me ose oar own word* broken marriage? will The late Perhaps you also be willing hi himself, he went Second, although couples nor- Catholic press Cardinal sociation convention in Chicago praying to God? forth to th* to live the sacrifice like Stritch it In out of the We place called the mally to spend a good deal thought was not only checking the books exhibited may use our own word* Skull, in He- Mass sacrifice for of time the Inevitable, but all of the by making a brew. Golgotha, together, presence desirable by leading publishers in praying to God, and It » where they Pope John XXIII who has of the In “There is he in S to care well to do crucified him" (John 19.17-18). husband the home no question," the U , 1 found only two or so often for 135,000 missionaries through- the day is told the Catholic Press Asso three which What the that “Who himself bore during contrary to were written by are prayer* our sins out the world In his the usual American and elation In 1954, "but that the Catholic authors e»ery Catholic should know body upon the tree, that pattern may prove to be a of GOD LOVE YOU to D F for by heart? we, having died to sin, might source live trouble. I have St This is the dollar to justice, and his already men- first that I The prayer* that every Catho- by tioned the wife’s lic problem in LONG Saints of the ever earned I am a know stripes you were healed" DISTANCE Week seventh should by heart are (I. keeping the children grade pupil I got this dollar for the Our Father, the Hail Peter 2:24). quiet. Per- Jin. 11—Feast of thr the haps Sunday, opposition to Arian heresy in the How the** more Important may he MOVING good writing ”... to Mrs. G P E Mary, Apostles' Creed, the are znysterie ex- SPECIALISTS Holy Family. This foist several Gallic led the husband's refusal was in councils Era for $2O Confiteor, pressed by the sign of the or Inabll Instead of buying my the Glory be to the Loo 18113 to tlitutod by Pope XIU in peror to banish him usual cross? lty cooperate with her In holiday dress I'll be hap- Father, and the acts of faith, (*OTUf*W Local oxtondod lo tho to in exile for Offica and whole Church Phrygia he composed When caring the children and run Moving pier knowing this will give hap- hope, charity, and contrition. we say “In th* In his ning the home. 1921 It is observed on tho Sun great work the " ELizabeth 4-7800 on Trinity piness to some of the needy Scripture name." we express the truth day within tho octavo of the Epi Jan. IS —St. If he were not she would Nrw Thursday, Paul, '.o S $2 "Could "Now that there is one there, YO»K CITY .CO i 11*0 < M for not in the sixth month the only God, • Dapartdabla Dtract Van phany. Generally this date is tho thr First Hermit, He take it for that this |«rv NfW ARK Confessor. to sleep night I hun- when we “of the granted was tea ALL 49 _AAA I 1170 ! get one was angel Gabriel was sent from say Father, tTATtt feast of St Hyginus. was an Egyptian and well and entirely her How • Dally Trip* ta PLO»IDA PIAINFttID N I _PI V 7440 < Pope-Mar was gry. so 1 and ate I God to of the .Son, and of responsibility and got up Then a town of Galilee call- th* Intarmadiata Paints was an and be Asa he when he around MOIIISIOWN. n II I *»00 tyr. He Athenian educated youth fled to of those who and Holy we ever, sits the • Compiata Madam ] thought get up ed Nazareth, to a be- Ghost." express the ITORACI SUMMIT He the desert virgin after Pacilitiat N ) _CI J JJOC came Pope ip 154 was mar country near Thebes to truth that house he has had his sleep , have nothing eat so I knew it trothed to a man named Jo- there ar* three dis 158 the to and tyred in and buried near escape a " refuses to as raging persecution was time for a sacrifice of the tinct Persons in and help her out seph, house of David, God; FREE ESTIMATES Wr,t * TODAY fa# Inaart body of St Peter Delighted by the solitary life of occasion arises, she FREE- Most modern the when we make the of is bound to PRII Valuabia Hand* Amrrtraa and urgin'* name was form "Quick Chaclr** and he resent it List an Lana OUtanc* Monday, Jan. ll—St. Tatiana. piayer penance, remained homes house TV sets. The the pres- Mary. And when the angel cross on ourselves, we ex- Mavinai the She Roman in desert until his death at Martyr. was a worn ence of the statue of Our Lady had come to he press the truth that the Son A her. said, FI'RTHER SOI RTF of iron 70 the age of 90 142 OVER YEARS OF SUPERIOR an who was put to death about in of Television in home wiil of God, made SERVICE your 'Hail, full of grace, the 1-ord man, redeemed ble may be lack normal social Friday, Jan ' of 230. 16—St Marcellus, of the us by the Notion-Wide serve as a manifestation is with thee Blessed art thou His death on cross life. The husband'! Moving Aganli In All Principal Citlmt Pope Martyr. He elected job may limit Tueaday, Jan. 13—Commemora- was truth that have housed Our yoo among women .’ When she had In 304 The tion of the Raptism of Our I-ord Pope tyrant Maxrn and her Son in Lady your home heard him she troubled had was St. the General tlus the Pontifl arrested and well in b> John Baptist. as as your heart! Send at hii word, and kept ponder- ly this dale is the St scourged, then assigned him to feast of your' request and a sacrifice- ing what manner of the greeting Popitus, Martyr He to labors in imperial stables He offering of send is said S3 and we will this might be (Luke 1 2ft 20) have was rescued for a but thr been a native of Sardinia time, even statue to you. “Now in those days Mary who tually recaptured and returned Cut as a boy was converted to out this column, pin your arose and went with haste in- to the hard labor, which broke Christianity and in sacrifice to it and address It to to the hill succeeded con country, to a town his his health He died 309 verting father It is said that in Bishop Fulton J Sheen, National of Juda. And she entered th# Marcus Saturday, Jan. 17—84. Anthonv, Einperor Aurelius per Director, Socirgy for the Propa- house of Zachary and saluted The Abbot. Patriarch of Monks" gation of the 366 aonally conducted the trial of the Faith, Fifth Elizabeth And It came to born Coma boy for the was at in Cpper Ave New York to rejecting gods of . 1, or your P*s*. when Elizabeth heard Egypt in 251 After the death of Rome. He was martyred about diocesan director. Bishop Martin the greeting of Mary, that the his to parents, he gave away his W 31 166 Stanton. Mulberry St.. babe in her womb leapt And Hurry Jan. vast possessions and went into Newark Rt Rev Wil- Emigrant 14— St. Ilila 2. Msgr Wednesday, Elizabeth was filled with the the ry. Doctor desert to perfect his spiritual tiim K Louis, 24 DeGras.se Bishop He did not cm- St, Holy Spirit, and cried out with life Paterson. hi ace the Faith until near middle a loud voice, saying, Blessed age, and received Orders art thou Holy among women and He chosen was Bishop of his na- blessed is the fruit of thy r tive Poitiers in His £> 333 vigorous Letters to the Editor womb' And how have I de- extra served dividend that the mother of my ***» Jj Laird should come to me’ For *\**“ - “• mmd b 2» »•*». awg behold, the momerU that the sound of "/Save thy greeting came to my ears, the babe In my Church for at Separate Stamps for womb leapt joy. And bless- ed is she who has believed, Services... because earnings! Oritanil" The Missions the things promised Editor: Editor: her by the Lord shall be ac- " would like to »hout complished' ( Luke 1 3945 i 1 a hearty You are a missionary ... a "Amen" to A How do Bishop Malcolm missionary's Job is to further me usually begla and MacEacher » criticiam o( and end our prayers? separate Christ that is your job too ' J church lor We and end services children and W nai io \ ou do to further usually begin their parents, as reported in the Christ? do do our prayers with th* sign nj What you to pos- Dec. 6 issue of Advocate the cross The itively. actively help the mu To me. It is Inconsistent with sions’ Scripture the of life Jesus concepts family e* “And drew near and ou can help the missions fcy penally as esemplied by Christ spoke to them All your prayers Pray that Christ saving. with His s 1 Who lived lor power in heaven and on earth parents Body grows and is made strong 30 of Ills 33 3 years, stressing the And has been given to me Go. /4% you can the help missions by Importance of the and family as a therefore, make disciples him sending cancelled to the' p« the basis stamps of unit, of society all nations, baptizing theta Franciscan Clerics at Holy Name ON INSURED In the .»s a wife and name of the Father, mother, it gov., Collfge. Uth and Shepherd Sts. SAVINGS ami of the and of th* completely "against the grain" for N E Washington 17, D Son. , C " Here Holy me to walk into church and have Spirit' (Matthew 28 18 we sort cancelled stamps, sell emigrant ASSETSOVEN 19) my son leave me at the door to them and send the I; money to help $46,000,000 sit with the hus Why do sae make th* children, or my our missions in Rratil. Bolivia. sign of the cross? band separate from to sit with Puerto me Japan. Rico, Jamaica and MORETHAN We the men, while I stand to make the sign of th* mi or sit assist home SAVINGS our missions in 25.000 sheepishly to side if I cross to express two Impor one as Georgia, North Carolina. Florida MEMIERS Jon't belong there Christ dign. and Virginia tant mysteries of the Christian

fled our bond and made us one religion, the Blessed Trinity Every lime you save a for In a sacrament. I stamp and the cannot imagine the missions Redemption. the you live what you | Holy Family splitting up Scripture are—a missionary Bea mission Fair Cimaint Off ten vs hen they attended services “And th* Word #ry for was made an Christ Save stamps at Open account or make a deposit and flesh, and dwelt ua” HACKENSACK Spiritually emotionally 1 home and at among work: send them to feel It is wrong and (John 1 14) any day through 15th Miii A on a strictly u»—help save souls and January Barry -St*. Opti I tl 4 build up natural and social “And as Moses lifted the basis, I do not the Mystical up and R»ilj tri I H Mot. Body of Chnst. His Emigrant figures your interest think It Is serpent in the desert, even good manners Church even so must the of Man dividends from CLIFFSIDE PARK Mary Lou Mc Loughlin. Son lie lifted January let! Frater Michael F. Judge. O.F.M. up, that those who believe 740 Aidmii An. I 4 Glen in Open tl Ridge Other times, your money starts Washington him may not but Ma«fy I ti I m Erl perish, may have life everlasting For God workingfrom the day TEANECK WHEN VOll so loved the that h* Biv. tell the world you make a deposit. Cidir Lin salesman his gav« his it Larck An. Opai OPEN to tho you saw ad in The ■ only begotten Son, that I 4 Advocate those who believe in him tl fail; - I tl I on frt may not but hav* PUBLIC perish, may PALISADES PARK life everlasting'’ (John I 14- 753 Irud An. S 4 LASTING Optn tl MKMORIALS 16) Lataat quarter!) Riilj -i ti I ii Mon. Communion BroakfatN “And bearing th* cross f*r intereat Ordination (3% regularS3plus 3%% Dinnort % extra.) SAVINGS INVESTED BEFORE H par annum EMIGRANT Wadding Rocopfiont CHALICt THE 10TH Of EVERY EDWIN Dining Room or J. BLOOM I period. Industrial MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS Loungo • Bar CIBORIUM General FROM THE FIRST. from Irinwiuif Insurance Broker Hfltri *so I AlB SAVINGS BANK • "~| Automobile I tn. Words of j/)0) r*/ caution were for 1 \ lerllanes 1.4 r,,„ S„r,*r /, ,v«r foolish, and Renedlction of • (UflllOl CUIJINS Jerry for who could stop our mission the Blessed Sacrament SNOW GUA»OS • Ittlhl.shed 184 7 2 - VfNTIIATINO £ Kooin mcis arie* when they were so desper Adults of the parish and Third • CAIIEIrt ATTENTION MA/.V OFFICE '/ ROOFING and $ I 76S I1R04I) ST., NEWARK 1, N. J. ately needed!" Order members from TO AU DITAIII nearby par SHEET / BRANT lIFS l\ NEWARK 1 Such care, given to the sick in ishes are Invited 2 METAL T«l*pKorv« l>wlol Con.ultonf mission lands, shows the Oldfitld 3-0100 Bloomfield 3vr work NIXAIITf - |,,d st Clifton Av e South Ave 2 ' 2 < fringe it S.ndford A*e of the Catholic missions at Its Springfield \ve 11 Bergen 5, St % lIOHTNINO tOOS Plan, .1 R.jmond Bird best. Priest Adds Wings J £ AMPtE fitllNO space l\ SOCTII OR 4.NT ,F: All South (h,n„ Av, Li. To Volkswagen i 25-27 HAGUE STREET '' CONDITIONED near ki.inn, St.tion ESTIMATES _ JERSEY CITY Mrmkrr Set Eucharist BELFAST(RNS) Rev P J > 7, N. J. t fidtrj flepon/ /srurasra Cnr^ralm, Meeting CHIIITUUT OIVEN O'Kelly of St Mary's >• GUATEMALA CITY (NC)-The Training Oldfield 9-4068 *2 College here flew first Central American Eucharis successfully an \\\\\\\\\\X\X\X\\\vx\V ■ee's Jewel Gift Bex with airplane which tic Congress will be held here he built himself. Watermoni pen ond pencil Feb. IMS. The aircraft cost Father let. (notching cuff links, tie O'Kelly about $1,500 and is powered J* borand by a money clip. Stunning I ladies' Set has beautiful jewelry Volkswagen car engine. ensemble, white Waterman pen * and Jerome J. 1% pencil. Stanley * CHURCH GOODS * T.T 8 3s dividends paid QUARTERLY 116 Wnthmqfon S*«o< I SAVINGS INSURED up to g) $lO,OOO MA 2-5071 Ni-wiiih N J I

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• Ml) °P» n Aug. (torn 17 till NEWARK TA 4-2000 RED COACH INN Day. July noon rioting Ope » tit t to 10 • Sol #o 6 CLOSTRR, N. J. cioiro wroNiioAri Brother Explores Caves A as Hobby Family Blessing Mother Makes a Gift: WASHINGTON (RNS) - Cave is exploring fun, but you have to be careful, Is a teaching Brother Day Her TwAJWcale told the Sunday American Child—to Association for Only God tbe Advancement of ROSELLE Science. For the second year at St. Joseph’s Brother By Anne Mae Buckley January 9, 1959 Gerardua Nicholai of the second of will be 11 parish Sunday January dedicated to ELIZABETH—Pat Philadelphia, a 31-year-old mem-j was one ol making the families of the those her of the Christian Brothers of parish holy. specially treasured chil- the held January’s second of is Feast of dren. Schools, an audience of 1 Sunday, course, the the A CONVERT AND the There had been one A HALF A DAY AND MORE nation's leading scientists Holy Family. It is a kind of to the feasts of child be- sequel Christ- l« U»« ol spellbound fore her, but he had died when iterate your missionary it Koipuram while he discussed mas, the Circumcision and the it*. India). rhla Be* mlMlon was In tpmUog but newest dlsooveries altar together there to be con- a few days.old. There had i mouth, .hen in the subter-! Epiphany In which Jesus, Mary been 50 souls rrapondc. to children of the tanean caverns secrated to the Family by no after Pat. Oflce lloly Spirit end under America's 1 and Joseph are seen together In Holy were bapl.aed. Thle la hills and Msgr. James J. Carberry, She was a tot xery encoureglnt but It eleo mountains. their various roles pas- winning with a preeenu a in the mystery eerloue He tor. mass of curls. problem—SPACE! At this is president of the National of the Incarnation. People mar- rate the new congregation veled at the fact that amount la rapidly outgrowing the rude hut Speleological Society, known to The consecration, as given in no which of at preaent aervea their House other scientists as 'spelunkers.'’ . ST. JOSEPH’S Cana organiza- the Raccolta (official manual .if attention ever seemed to aa of God. (A tion began "spoil” her. When Aa a gift to the lloly Family ifeaat speleologist is a scientist who the Holy Family de- indulgenced prayers and devo- she began January lit would you be willing to studies caves.) votions last year —with a turn- tions) is as follows: to grow up. her mother saved preaent thia aealouo out 80 "0 her baby curls a poetic, your mlaaionary. with a Churoh. Brother Nicholas of families. The day be- Jesus, our most loving Re in a big box. proper has been ex, I The root ia *1.500 gan as Communion Sun who Pat and her parents were a' ploring caves for 10 Family deemcr, having come to en- years He close the with and T " got started day, continued with afternoon lighten world Thy teach- loving family. People NGI ESS Glt r Is AND during a geology field £.»f. w' ' STRENGTH POWER GIVEN TO ceremonies blessing of ing and example, didst will to would notice them together—ln THE HANDS OF OUR HOLY trip while an undergraduate stu- including FATHER AS HE REACHES OUT the and and pass the greater church, at social TO THE dent at the Catholic of family children, part of Thy life events, every- HELPLESS ONES OF THE NEAH EAST University Benediction. where. America here. in humility and subjection to THERE IS This and in Pat was successful in school: PRACTICALLY NOTHING WE CAN DO TO HELP year a similar day has Mary Joseph the poor YOl Pauar for a moment, try lo been arranged for Jan. 11, the home of Nazareth, thus sanctify- at Benedictine Academy she . • imagine how you would feel If WIIKN a doctor apoke three worda YOU BUY. tell the made varsity to YOU: Thia la the aentence Feast of the Holy Family. Fam- ing the Family that was to be an ..the basketball paaaed ou salesman tbouaanda of the you saw his sd poor lepera of the Near Feat each Once in The ilies the afternoon for all Christian team, served as literary editor year Up- attending example families, roar U Advocate recognised the afflicted la of hla ceremonies the receive of the yearbook, earned a one put out home cut will approach graciously our family as it rep- from o family and friends alone utation as an mon- . . . with hU suffering and misery dedicates and consecrates itself entertaining Alone, except for the love of Christ and Hla missionaries. Deroted to Thee this ologist and clever photogra- day. priests and glre nuns all they bare In the aerrlce of these outcasts "Do Thou defend pher us. guard us but even this la this not enough. They need money . food . . SETON HALL and All wes a source of de- .. sup- establish amongst us Thy plies. Will you hrlp by Joining our Leper Fund Club? The dues S»o light to her mom and dad. holy fear, true peace and con- a a prayer day and a dollar a month. cord In Christian love: in order PAT LS ALL grown up now. MASS OFFERINGS BRING MATERIAL UNIVERSITY that by conforming ourselves to GOODS (FOOD CLOTH- She is 24 and a nurse. And she ING! TO YOUR the divine pattern of Thy family MISSIONARIES AND THEY BRING SPIRIT- is about to go sway—to a land UAL we GOODS TO YOU AND YOUR LOVED may be able, all of us with ONES WHY NOT SCHOOL OF EDUCATION thousands of miles away where DO out SOMETHING ABOUT IT TODAY exception, to attain to etern- . . IN HONOR OF THE the people are bushy-haired al HOLY FAMILY happiness. and semi-primitive, where opos- REMEDIAL INSTRUCTION dear FOR CHILDREN "Mary, Mother of Jesus is CHRISTMAS MAIL sum a favorite dish, where IS GONE . . . NEW YEAR’S MAIL HAS and Mother BEEN of us, by thy kindly OPENED and still SPRING SEMESTER. 1959 crocodiles stalk muddy waters. . . no answer to the prayers ef JACOB Intercession make this our hum As Pal and Three far as is concerned, SYLVESTER. two boys are anx- ble offering the S*ton Holl acceptable in she is going to the North Solo- iously .ailing to begin their studies for Unlvcriity It two clinical offering wo.k.hopi sight of Jesus, and for the priesthood at the In remedial obtain mon Islands for an indefinite Seminary in India inttructiorr for children. His Classes for the us graces and blessings They are willing to tire their llrea period; it is not a question of In the Spring Semester "O St service begin on February 21, 1959. A limited Joseph, most holy Guar- of the Holy Family BUT. each five years, or 10 You see, Pat one. number of dian Jesus must have benefactor children will be in eoch of the of and Mary, assist is SisteT a .ho will accepted now Mary Helena, a MOTHER DAUGHTER: Sister Helena and supply remedial us AND Mary the 5150 a year classes. Children must be at least by thy prayers in all our spir Sister Soci- necessary for each student 8 years of Missionary of the her mom, Mrs Helen smile to Itual and Mahoney, over a bon voy- during the ala year course. Are you the an- age qualify for remediol instruction. temporal necessities; ety of Mary, whose life belongs that age card Flowers in swer to seminarian's so we may be enabled to to God in whatever arranged plastic were center- a prayer? You may special way, ship send in the REMEDIAL praise our divine piece at the recent in money in any manner con- READING Saviour Jesus, wherever, however. He choos- party St Patrick's ar- parish venient while (NEWARK together “your adopted son" contin- AND PATERSON) with Mary and thee, for es ranged by friends as a send-off for Sister who'll his Helena ues Journey toward the altar. ernlty." And Pats mother (now Diagnostic tests will be administered to all a leave next month for the Islands lilies Solomon may gain an indul widow) feels exactly that way WAITING children to determine reading disabilities. The AT THE CHURCH art SISTER ss...e of 500 for about timr days the recita it. you give to the missions, Sister whose MARIE SIMON SISTER remedial is de- turn it is to cook and MARIE CLEM- reading program designed to tion of this prayer, together with you give all ENT. increase you can must outdo herself with left- They arc waiting there In prayer hop- velop speed, comprehension, stimu- three Our PATRICIA MAHONEY, the Fathers, Hail Marys m. .that find late os er opossum to the ap ing we ma> a sponsor for each who a desire to reod and to eliminate and daughter of Fireman and Mrs. SISTER MARY A tempt Glorias. , HKI.EN will be faulty petites of her colleagues willing lo donate *l5O a year for each procedures In reading. Patrick J. Mahoney, wanted to came home to Elizabeth Christ- nun during her two year period of novlt'ata be Sister she mas Eve and 'til AS SISTER Helena a since was that she'll stay Mary These SPEECH training two young Rlrls wish to i>e urchin Jan She CORRECTION curly-haired charming 9 and her balks aoout the her companion missions Sitters of the Sacred Heart In Egypt iht (NEWARK ONLY) her and reside with the family friends Later nuns at Rrnder mother listens attentively al- land of the Holy Family i exile Would ou Children will she decided she'd be "a Sister Memorial Academy (where Pat most She talks like have be evaluated by a always smiling to "a daughter" praying for >oui in- speech " special- tcnlloni ty in a hospital Still later, when went to grade school), too about her In the land whlch the home to determine specific speech difficulties. A spend daughter, was once of Our Lord? showed film with Mrs speech some nuns a about days Mahoney Sis- about the old days, about how program will be planned to meet the HARD ON MAN AND BEAST the students ter final ARE THE WINTER MONTHS a leper colony to s night home will be God takes care of nun inaivldual needs a s AND HARD ON of the child. *5B CHEVROLET BUILDINGS TOO! And the Houee of God It of Benedictine, Patricia thought spent at home with her mother mother no -x- ln *Mli, blut. -eeptlon. The mission whit* top. full that her In poor chapels are In real need at the pres nt for would be life February she'll cross the She likes look Application Remedial Claeses »*W*r. 4,000 . to at the baby at CA#kA moment You can choose artiele wish couch the C S emhark an; you and present It In your Seton Hall Sitting on the in , on the IB day voy- picture of curly headed Pat "I 31 Clinton $2395 own name the of friend. University, St., Newark, or name a VTe will send Ihe gift eard living room one day during her age to the Solomons, am/ could have shown those should begin you rh ,irr be made to: ’57 * S«° Altar *lOO Maas book 3U FORD Junior year of high school she her missionary Her life Christ curls." she'll say, "but I don't Altar stone Country Squirt. f»aaa, P«r. 10 Candles JO Mam investments 5* spotted ad in mas gifts " domatlc . a vocation are for base them Mr. Director Blua. ( equipment any more Sanctuary lamp 15 Crucifix J 5 Bell ■ Angelo Bruno, harmoniiln* >1 lQkApl In- 'Shield” magazine It invited her new life a typewriter from When Mrs t*rlor, Mahoney learned Remedial Clinic* about the Marist Mis- her mother, white STILL HUNGRY! THEY Many M#r* queries a sweater to that tho hair cut from the YES. ARE STILL HUNGRY IN THE REFUGEE sion Sisters (Missionary Sisters go with the hoots CAMPS ANT *lO WILL STILL FEED REFUGEE Applications for Remedial tropical habit, young Sisters, at the time of A Reading Classes at FAMILY FOR of the Society of Mary). Pal and a raincoat for the frequent novitiate sold and the A WEEK ANYTHING LEFT AFTER THE HOU- Seton Hall Ellison is pro University, 151 Street, Paterson, with the and mud OAYS the HOLY FAMILY began corresponding rain she'll encounter ccods used WERE ONCE REFUGEES . . . should to purchase sanc- be made to: Marist made in humid HELP THEM TODAYI Sisters, formal the islands tuary lamps to burn—symbolic to the community She - application will also take ciboriurn of their vows before the GIVE TO Mr*. Director a WIN THE WORLD FOB CHRIBT. Margaret during her senior entered given Murphy, year, by her mother in mem Blessed Sacrament, she trotted Remedial ahortly after her 1951 Reading Clinic gradua- ory of her father for use in a the baby rurls up to the moth- tion (Meanwhile she had erhouse mission church to be used tile same learned ‘EastCßisstonsf£i that It the Marist was Sister Mary Helena Is well Sisters who had shown that lep- FRANCIS CARDINAL equipped for her new life In So, as Sister Mary Helena I SPELLMAN, President film AA*®*- er colony ) many Her best sails the Paeifir Ocean next P. Tuohy, Nat'l Soc'y ways equip When left for the Massa- S«nd Pat men! Is her attitude month, somewhere a sanctuary all communications to: chusetts of the Mar- postulate lamp will he burning in tokrn CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE "Although I go to the mis | ASSOCIATION ists. people watched her moth- of a mother's gift to God—her sions as a nurse, he 480 Ave. 46th York xirjivniNuEßs... and dad anxiously Would I may Lexington at St. New 17, N Y. er do only fluid. asked to anything teach there be bitterness'’ How would classes. FOR rook meals, visit SAVINOS-MINDED PEOPLE I they take the "loss” of their homes You have to he ready daughter’ How would they ad- to do anything You wouldn't just to living without her’ be a good missionary if you HELEN AND PATRICK Mi were to limit yourself to one field " honey betriyed only great hap-

There was never » sin- IpSfPifl piness HOW HA.S HER cooking abil- gle objection to Pat's entering, ity come along’ In her charm never word about her being * ■ inglv " serene way. Sister Mary "all they had Helena says 1 think now I died When Patrick Mahoney could turn out a l In 1932 during Pat's novltiale, good meal \ nothing changed Helen invited 1 ( ulinary know-how is impor- another woman Ho share the tant to a missionary, she points 1 K '*l. *l* houae with her, and there nev- mlDatt out To he a good missionary er was a word about being MjlSPls you have to eat—even If you're lonely. too weary to want to So, the Pat, meanwhile, was over- u DEp coming certain small handi- -noM^ osirs =_ N* occasioned by her only- ° When first N* UF°*? VED child background you Bills Bee E ask her * 4. fpo4 what was newest or about ' hardest convent life she'll MERCER GENERATING 4 —' say "Cooking and housekeep- ST a lON. ihawn h„, piling «n " I ing (One time a professed architect'l drawing, u ill product hlnualti January Jstt Sister searched for 640,1100 uhm com- everywhere put id in 1961. the turkey giblets, was in- up IINtiFN GENERATING STATION, whit* aha again tat formed Sister by novice Mary itiam for Euo Standard Oil hoi Company, a (apanly of43OJXX) ;sr Helena, "H£ didn’t have any i-atti of tlaitru poutt giblets . . finally discovered

v : - ■ v -i ■•j-.j.v . . -i. the aforementioned innards still . -.iMabaMW lirt i»* I comfortably tucked inside the Pay them More and roasting bird ) mor In 193S % * Sister Mary Helena began nurses training at Cath- all at one erine I.aboure School of Nurs- ing. Dorchester. Mass , and time with POWER was graduated last Aug 31 P.S.■ iWiv ’■ '■<■ * > f a*-

THEN lIER DREAM came i.IF YOUiuu DON’Tuun inureHAVE true On Nov 19 the received a low cost A FIRST ro NATIONAL her the assignment to Manat e *T SAVINGS ACCOUNT... missions In the _ |NT«« North Solomon forNew MOW Islands. Her, IS THE TIME oN SAVINS? TO START ONE! "You wait for your assign- ment to the missions—from the While day you enter," she said "I'm Personal we do not like to gaze Into crystal belli take especially happy with the field or on the role of a soothsayer, the I'm future growth of New being tent to because 1 Jersey la clearly re- flected in the know there's so much work to actual planning and construc- Loan tion of new electric be done I'm anxious to get generating facilities In the there and help territory which we serve. New generat- ing the fact stations being constructed by Public "No, that I'm going Borrow to at up $2500 Service Will cost a total of for an indefinite term doesn't $340,000,000 when bank completed. make any difference to low ratati two yaari the me. By 1962 ST When know the installed electric you you have a mis- generating or mori to rapay capacity of Public Service will sion vocation you want to exceed four give million kilowatts. FREE LIFE FIRST NATIONAL everything, you don't—or Plm INSURANCE BANK you Additions and improvements to the com- shouldn't measure out the pany's gas pro|>erties are OFJERSEY CITY being made con- tinually. We serve more than a million customers hurharist Invitations with gas, and at present, about MamSxi r.4.»l Imufanit • BERGEN D«p«ut C«*p«'sl>on 1., NEW GENERA TING ST A TION will one third halt of them are supplied with Turned Hark a ralti capacity ot 5*0,000 kilouatn. natural Reds gas By the end ‘MAIN OFnCE: by JERSEY of 1959, nearly one half of MUNICH (NO Invitations our *-s*wu=,* ’BHKSff 6 to customers will be served with natural THSEHWff ’ISKSSf the 37th International Kuehaaris BANK gas. tic Congress here in 19fl0 All of these sent facts reflect the growth of in New to Bishops communist-domi- Jersey . . and Publio Service it : : nated countries «sr«™— A NEWARK NEW JERSEY ~ T* <•*« Sch„l, she was rewarded with his official with. Sokerka. DEALER *"» ta ItKlttJa a.attt data In aeven-year-old St. boy here wrote thank thla cal- John’s you. *»rw«r* Information St. Dominic’s to Jersey a Christmas letter to the Camp Academy, Wrote **• orodo odltor.) In- the Vatican Secretariat City The Mothers’ Club fant lake JAN. 15— will Jesus and received an an- mohawk of State to little Anne Boyle: Applications for ad- A Lakeside Mountain sponsor the annual Father Daugh- swer from the Camp mission to Vatican Secre- Immaculate ter J.JOO ft. alt. Sandy Beach Hunter lake JOSEPH F. “ has the honor Concep- Night on two ••Y* mm ,N Y. 100 m3«i from Kenngott-Terwilliger MURPHY tion High consecutive tariat of State. School. Lodi, due on N Y.C. Modern building*. Lavatory in each cabin Ho* thewerv Excellent meal*. REAL to express his sincere thankful evenings because of the large The Stefano Paolucci, MONUMINT COMPANY ESTATE INSURANCE this date. Forms boy, Divertified activity*. recreational and inetrwctionol for available at local Jan. Mature, profe«*ional teacher* ''XIJs ness the message of solici- response. 14 the addressed letter to "The MINIMS HI ILULHs aenior the ond coache* from college* and MlaUiliiad 7J elementary school or high top-ranking prep tchool* On* countellor far o»« jrMrt tation and prayers addressed to school Junior will hear PARK WA r ♦ S2|3 group Rev. Jos- Child Jesus, The Streets of four Jetwif One oi-incle»ive foo. ttO k principal. Exam date •very boy*. Chaplain. Catalog. Oran ( « Ntwarli J. NJ. BOX 1041 him the his elec- to be an- eph P. Tuite of on occasion of Seton Hall Uni- Heavtn.’’ In it he asked for .nounred. Write: Robert X. Geigengack. Yale Univ. Athletic Am New Haven. Rev *. Cean. or tion and has pleasme in coo- versity Joseph D. for Hassett, help his unemployed fa- phone Otegon 7-7007 (N Y.C.); Volley Stream S-IUI (Long (.’land) h-tt. 7 S J. Entrance exam for of Fordham University, will ther and for his little broth- Sisters of address Oiarity high schools the sophomore-freshmen ers. In Tl centers Jan. 15. throughout the group Through a scries of circum- state. Also includes Mrs. Alfred Blumetti CONTINENTALBICYCLE SHOP some schools is chair- stances, not fully known to staffed man of by Sisters of St. Joseph the affairs'which will be- anyone, the letter found its SCHWINN . . . COLUMBIA ol Chestnut held in the Hill. auditorium. The sen- way to Rome and finally to In iors will of BICYCLES Time of Need present a skit. "A Day the desk Pope John XXIII. at School." The Consult Your program will be On Christmas Eve Bishop Catholic Funeral Director Augusto Gianfranceschl of Ce- Whose A Column sena received a letter from careful and is for understanding service in accord with the Growing-ups Archbishop Angelo Dell’Acqua, Repairs & Free traditions of Mother Church Substitute Vatican Secretary of Holy State, with the Request that a Accessories of Parking Odd Indeed sum money enclosed be given to the Paolucci Family. By Norah Smaridge T. A. KERNS, Prop. - CR 3-3776 AMERICANS WHO VISIT Britain spend hours wand- DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME around WILLIAM SCHLEMM. Inc. enng its medieval cathedrals and WORD 93 RIVER DRIVE N. J. ESSEX abbeys But they SQUARE PASSAIC, COUNTY 269 MT PROSPECT AVE. JERSEY CITY UNION CITY are likely to miss the many unusual out-of-the-way churches ■W^WWWW/WWWAf^W^W.V.V.V. NEWARK, N. J. UNion 7-1000 worthy of note for such features as diminutive size leanings ROBERT LEE FUNERAL HOME HUmboldt 2-3333 towers, or LEBER FUNERAL HOME warped timbers 394 PARK A AVE. cor High St. fascinating example ei OEORGE AHR A SON' 2000 is the were once said In It for the HUDSON BOULEVARD medieval St. ORANGE. N. J. chapel on Michael's safety of travelers, but it has 700 NYE AVENUE N 3-0935 UNION CITY. J. Mount, a small island off the also been The whole ORonge used as a toll house goes for IRVINGTON. N. J. UNion 3-1100 coast of Cornwall. At family low tide, and a prison lock-up! JOHN J. QUINN ESiex 3-1020 you can walk a A fine across causeway a a example of bridge FUNERAL EARL F. BOSWORTH to the Mount; other HOME Umes you chapel is the old Chapel of Ease REZEM FUNERAL HOME 311 WILLOW AVENUE 323-329 PARK AVENUE must go by at Tunbridge Wells, which 579 Grove could FISCHER’S Street HOBOKEN. N. J. boat. The once the ORANGE. N. J. story claim distinction of HOboken of ORonge 3-6348 Irvington, N. J. 3-1455 the Mount standing in two counties and enriched back ESiex 2-8700 HOboken 3-1456 goes to three parishes. The officiating FRANK McGEE the fifth centu- clergyman crossed several boun- STANTON FUNERAL HOMt NECKER-SHARPE 525 SUMMER AVENUE ry. when a daries in the course of conduct- Bread 661 FRANKLIN FUNERAL HOME Buttercup 1 AVENUE group of fisher- ing a service. When, leaving the Country in South America ¥ NEWARK, N. J. 525 - 2 NUTLEY, N. J. 45th STREET men saw a vi- vestry, he Always HUmboldt 2 2222 emerged from the par- UNION sion of St. ish 3 Used to NUtley 2-3131 CITY. N. J. Mi- of Frant, in Sussex; to reach guide horse chael 4 UNion 7-0820 on the the altar, he passed into Large vases MURPHY FUNERAL HOME the par- JOSEPH P. MURPHY summit of the ish of UNion 7-0120 Tonbridge, in Kent; and to \ GRACE MURPHY. Director .. 102 FLEMING AVENUE Mount Later. deliver his sermon from the pul- WORD LADDER 301 ROSEVJIIE AVENUE 1° the Hth NEWARK. N. J. century, Edward the pit, he had to enter the parish of NEWARK, N. J. Confessor built a PERU was one of the LAST MArket 3-0514 UNION COUNTY chapel on the Speldhurst, in Kent. The church, summit countries of Sonth America to HUmboldt 3-2600 however, now stands wholly in become JOHN F. MURPHY Another church in an unexpect- the county of independent. Climb down DANIEL J. LEONARD SONS Rent, and partly m BERNARD A. KANV B ed position is the the ladder from PERU to 480 SANFORD AVENUE lonely chapel of the two parishes of Tonbridge LAST, St FUNERAL HOME MORTUARY Michael de Rupe, changing only one letter each N. which and Speldhurst. NEWARK, J. stands and 39 HUMBOLDT STREET 242 WEST JERSEY STREET on top of a conical hill In step making a real word ESiex 3-6053 Dartmoor. Some THE UNSUSPECTING each time. NEWARK, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. say that It was travel- JS* built by the monks of er. arriving at Der- " HUmboldt 3-0733 Elizabeth 2-5331 Tavistock Chesterfield. PERU Abbey. But many of the local In- byshire. cannot help but be BERGEN COUNTY MILLER-BAN NWORTH habitants claim a sea alarmed by the appearance PETER J. QUINN that cap- of Mpdu with 100*4 tain. whose ship the spire of Its fine Funeral FUNERAL HOME was In danger 14th-century Pure Vegetable Director of parish Shortening THOMAS J. DIFFILY 1055 EAST JERSEY being wrecked, gained his church. It rises to a height 320 BELLEVILLE ST. AVENUE bearings from sighting the of 230 feet, and is twisted eight 41 AMES AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. coni- Enjoy the wonderful flavor, nutrition ond quality of fine BLOOMFIELD, N. J. cal hill, and feet out of the gratefully built a perpendicular. BUTTERCUP BREAD RUTHERFORD. N. J. Elizabeth 2-6664 This every day —in every way. Perfect Pilgrim 8-1260 chapel there in thanksgiving. gives it an almost spiral ef- for WEbiter 2-0098 tootling, sandwiches, recipes or just plain good fect. and Is the result of the WERSON FUNERAL HOME AT eating. JOSEPH I. FINNERAN MANOR TEIFI, in Pern warping of the timbers beneath HENNESSEY 635 NORTH WOOD AVE. broke shire, the old parish church the outer covering of lead. 102 SO. CLINTON STREET FUNERAL HOME It !0U MAO t Mill lON BOIl*!', too (Quit* * lot if Ttfl 40 LINDEN. N. J. has a curious feature. A coracle The smallest EAST complete church ORANGE. N. J. 232 KIPP AVENUE HUnter 6-4119 (a Welsh fishing coat made of in LAST England in regular use is the 3-0022 skin covered wicker) ORonge HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. is kept In church at OORNY « tiny Culbone, in Soker- ATIot 8-1362 CORNY the church porch, and In the past set. Hidden In L V. MULLIN l SON away a thickly- East Germans Flee MORTUARY whenever the river Telfi wooded Your Neighborhood Pharmacist swept combe, it measures only BONN, Germany (NC) Says 976 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE 330 over its One BROAD STREET ELIZABETH AVENUE banks and Hooded the 33 feet 12 by feet. The oddest, per cent of the East German NEWARK. N J. MAYWOOD - BOGOTA ELIZABETH. N. J. church, one of the local inhabi- though, is the pop- probably church of ulation fled to the West in 1958 LITTLE FERRY tants known as the coracle-man West MArket 3-0660 Elizabeth 2-1415 Wycombe. It is topped a This is the fifth straight nwvunti would by year paddle the boat with HUbbard 7-3050 inside to tower a golden Inside OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME ball. that the refugee total has exceed- OORNY A CORNY collect the hymn books. 12 which people could sit. ed 200,000. JOHN J. FEENEY A SONS 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET MORTUARY Also in Pembrokeshire is the PRESCRIPTION 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE HILLSIDE. N. J. tiny St. Gawain’s 303 MAIN STREET Chapel, which Advocate RIDGEWOOD. N. J. Elizabeth 2-1663 stands among soaring cliffs. The Young Club EAST ORANGE, N. J. Gilbert 4-7650 only approach is by foot, 2-2414 by a lIW OURHAHDfiI ORonge and pathway steps cut into the PASSAIC COUNTY cliff. The ascent Is steep, OORNY A OORNY HUDSON COUNTY but Art-Love Contest ELIZABETH NEWARK many people climb to sw the MORTUARY OORNY OLfVRR ft OIAKI A CORNY chapel and its remarkable stone J'uUor Division: Make Lite FMASMACt a Valentine for your Mother and DRUOOIfTft 399 HOOVER AVENUE LAWRENCE O. FAUON bell. The R. ft Lrans. hur. •** * Manaraaa. r MORTUARY original bell was sto- rather. Do not uae a kit. .a. 1170 CMeUuAad 157 BOWERS and CalablUhad oxr X nin BLOOMFIELD. N. J. STREET Si 9 MARSHALL STREET len, it was replaced by a Senior Dlviaion: Make a r*ur poster for Catholic Press Month Praacrlplion* Called ter Saelatarad rhansaclata 3-8400 JERSEY N. stone bell so Use any Idea you wish but do '** Iviinrj Ouaa . Pilgrim CITY. J. PATERSON. N. J. Ingeniously designed not make the poster larger and ()aU vared txrr Du than rm a that tts is 12 inches by 18 inches. H. Or—4 ft. ■ Ilia bath. N. I t aa. la n ia Oldfield 9-0579 4-5400 ring almost Indistin- KIERNAN MUlberry Phooa; ftLIuMH 1-1114 IY4 Ml. fmwil Avanua FUNERAL HOME from of ear. that a normal (Clip and attach to your letter) JAMES Mantelet? Axnue A. McLAUOHLIN guishable U w* 101 UNION AVENUE QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME WESTFIELD ttaware. R. j. 391 JERSEY AVfcNUE Namo BELLEVILLE, N. J. 27-29 HARDING AVENUE THE CINTIAL PHARMACY JERSEY PARISH CHURCH of St Carmala. CITY. N. J. Address. Raa Phar. Plymouth V-3503 CLIFTON. N. J. Mary, at JOurnal Whitby in Yorkshire, la PraacrlaUona Carafullr JERSEY CITY Square 2-2266 PRetcott 7-3002 reached by a picturesque flight COOEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE City PALMS BA fHAIMACV of 1» Dnifi Parfumaa Caaaattca HOWARD J. steps. The climber has a BRENNAN GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME Sick Room fiurpUaa Artnwr B. PelMara. Mia. 69 HIGH STREET mooderful view, and the School ft>4 Cawtral Atra. Watfiatd I MS* 6414 BERGENIINE AVE. 154 WASHINGTON PLACE church N. J. itself la an ecclesiastical curios- ORANGE. WEST NEW N. J. Teacher N UTLEY YORK. PASSAIC. N. J. ity; it ORonge 4-7554 resembles the ’tween decks UNIon 7-0373 PRetcott 9-3183 of an old wooden vessel. Another I am a member □ •ay oeue co.. tec. I would like to Join □ COOKY'S FUNERAL SERVICE RJIMAN feature of the church is the curi- •«w« iiMia. ae# psmi FUNERAL HOME HENNESSEY FUN BULL HOM larvar Clfv. M. s. Ma ous old enclosed with their rraecneUane riom*U> SUM STREET 19,4 NEW YORIC pews, Boles: Cut Bata Dnui AVENUE 171 WASHINGTON PLACE Entries should be sent to: aed Cn —iliaa inscriptions reserving June V Dwyer Youna Advn. m ttreeSriSe them for eat. Sw. nutter l-wet MONTCLAIR, N. J. UNION CITY. N. J. PASSAIC N J Club. 31 Clinton St.. Newark 2. N. J. “Servants.” "Visitors" and "Reg- Your m.kefyou JERSEY CITY MOntclalr 2-0005 a member. UNion 7-6767 PRetcott 7-OUI ular ORANOE Worshipers." Entries Foe in tection call must be In the Advocate mei VALSMTI-S PMABMACY lifting (Me The Advocate, MArfcet 4-0700 Am ancient chapel standing Young office by Wednesday oeue stosi Feb. 18, 1808. real Daniel. Mia. on a nine arched he bridge eaa All entries at must be the I seen Rradferd-oa-Aven. This accompanied by attached coupon, or by a copy of It. Mm Mee tM I has had a varied Mate- _•« PeSMese Weft SMe An. history. *•» Male Street Orenee. IS. 3 9. 1959 THE Caldwell Dominicans January ADVOCATE 13 Observe Golden Jubilee Salesian Nuns Install CALDWELL Three Sisters of St. Dominic observed their 50th year in religious life in ceremonies at Mt. St. New Dominic 3 U.S. Jan. Marking their golden jubilee were: Sister Superior M. Juliana. O P of St. . Joseph’s, Union City; Sister M. PATERSON Mother Theresa Cisaro, F.M A , was Servatia. O P , of the motherhouse here, and Sister M. installed as the Superior of the American of Sale- Mitina. or, of st. Miry’*. province Rah sian Sisters in war ceremonies at the house here 17, 1888, in Passaic, the daughter provincial Re\'. J last week. John Ansbro, chaplain of John and Mary Maher. She of Caldwell College, celebrated Mother has served in the western mis- Theresa was born 45 years ago in Turin, Italy, the of Mass A sions the which Thanksgiving. of the Community, as well city in the Salesian; reception followed as at Mt. St. Dominic Academy Sisters v cre founded by St John Slater Juliana was born Bosco in 1872. Aug here. She has been at St. Jos The Salrsians arc the eph's. Union City, since 1928. second largest order of the Student Sister Servatia was born Nov. women in world. Library 16, 1878, in Doylestown, Ohio, TIIK OUT.HTKR of Joseph- the daughter of Stephen and Unit to Meet and Adele Casaro, Mother Ellen Madigan. She was secretary Ther) esa was cducirted by the NEW YORK Its member- general of the community for 18 Salesian; Sisters and entered religious life; ship including students of some years, and served also as direct- at SO schools central their motherhouse in her home! Catholic in and ress and principal of Mt. St. city Soon after her northern New Jersey, the Stu- Dominic Academy, and superior profession who in 1938 she became dent Library Assistants Guild and principal at St. Joseph's, PRESENTATIONBALL: A group of young women were presented at the Presentation Ball sponsored by mistress of will the Suburban Circle the postulants at the hold a general meeting at Union City, and Blessed Sacra International Federation Catholic Alumnae talk motherhouse, | of of informally with Archbishop Boland and 1 ' the Ball served also dean of p m., Jan. 10. at St. Vincent ment. Bridgeport, Conn. the Robert as resi- during Treat Hotel, Newark. Sixty-five young women attended the Mass Ferrer Jan. 3 at Pontifical dent students in one of the Commerical High School Sister Martina born in in the and were was morning presented to the at the Ball in the E 65th Archbishop evening. Left to right are: Joan E. Maf- order's largest schools for girls St. Canton. Ohio, Feb. 16. 1(}90. fongelli. Upper Montclair; Nancy M. Lockwood. Nona M. in Turin Guest speaker will be Milton daughter of Martin and Mary Ridgewood; Magher, Summit; Archbishop Boland. Colleen Lewis, New Mother Theresa came to the York newspaperman, Brentzcl She taught for 27 years Orange; Suzanne Hart, Montclair. C. Walsh, East Kline, Newark; Mary Upper l whose ■ S. in 1947. and took grad- topic will be “Crime and at St. John's, Jersey City, served Crime " uate studies at Kordham Cni Reporting as superior and principal at St E vrrsity. Her command of the > member library club and Elizabeth's, Linden, and spent 14 Charity Nuns Seniors Set Sale of the English language is so fluent many students as individ- I year* in Alabama where she was uals will that she is sometimrs mistaken bring to the meeting superior and principal at St For Offer Films Yearbook for books for a native American. Mother Theresa new teenagers in honor Margaret's Bayou la Batrc, and In 1949. after of the These will St. CONVENT - a brief period on Order's convents. Mother Theresa Christ Child. be Catherine's, Mobile, succes- An audio-visual The senior class CONVENT I he faculty of Mary of to for presented by SLAG officers to sively. of at the College of St Elizabeth Help is expected leave Canada project consisting full-color 1 Rev. will book sale hristuns North Hale- and California Edward Soares, New York filmstrips with sound has been hold a in St Joseph Academy, soon. don she of Hall Jan. 13 15 began a six year term Confraternity Christian Doc by the Sister Miriam Eiction and text Nuns’ produced as directress of the trine, for Newman Club Garb Gets books will be sale 8 Academy In Junior Teresa I-oague for the 60th anni- on from 30 work in public high schools of the am. to 8 each 195 H she was assigned as superior GEORGIAN COURT versary of the College of St. Eliz- pm, day except and of greater New area. This Public School OK Thursday, when the principal Mary Help of York is abeth and the 100th year of the sale will hristian New an annual guild close it 5 t School, York City, COLLEGE project, COLUMBUS, Ohio

- CATERING - BEEFSTEAKS WEDDINGS • Banquets Back to Business • Communion Breakfasts - a BANQUETS SPECIAL FUNCTIONS • % Office and Plant By June Dwyer Luncheons Dedicate your life to Christ FREE PARKING After taking down the last the school hall which consist- OLdfield AT and Hit Bletted Mother in 3-7249 OUR OWN Christmas ball and putting the ed of showing bridal fashions helping teen manger away another age girlt with fqr year, of bygone days The members 196 OGDEN AVE., JERSEY CITY FREE HALLS problemt . . . become North Jersey women are for o get- were models 15 gowns, one ting to the " "" back btjsy-ness of back to 1913 The 1 ,""""i""'iiiiHiiuiiimiiiii!ii mi mi nmm 11 dating . . . mm charitable business. Sister of the ANY HALL YOU CHOOSE Senior Auxiliary of St. Mary's A—- BREATH TAKING Hospital, Orange, will hold a Good TN« tinsii Call t /jy^\ !««•■ to Order luncheon meeting Jan 13 at Shepherd DINNERS from $1.75 Auxiliary Curtis 12 30 p.m. in the nurses' build- ‘ . . . Bishop will ACTIVITIES: be >•<(•1 (jSk&ei ihf speaker at of ing . Of the meeting .. Work. T«i(Mn«, Dietetics, the Nurtlnt. Loveliness Catholic Clerical Work. otc. Teachers' Sodal- HE 6-2187 - FE 9-1671 Illfh School ity of Northern recommended FREE PARKING New Jersey Circle Dates m Tor for the further bride / Jan IS at 3 m. Information writ# tot p in St Peter's North Jersey women are circ- 38 LEXINGTON PASSAIC MOTHER SUPERIOR AVE., HI-HAT College, Jersey City. Rev. Ray- dates be and bridal ling to on hand to Convent Daily lo 6 and to 9 mond W. of the Oood Shepherd Monday Friday party sodal- Schouten, SJ, help with the following fund 114 luxes Avenue Fr%* • ity Parking in any lot charge accounfs Invited W inter *nd moderator, will conduct the Morrlitown. N J. E Spring original* are now raising projects and celebra- religious exercise in E being shown romantically designed >t'\ the col- tions. It's a celebration for lege chapel before E by our experienced consultants. UDRICOSE UEIIIS the meeting Court Patricia, CDA, Irvington. in Dtnnern Hall Mary O'Mara The group will hold its. 22nd is hostess The . . . a'Kempis anniversary dinner at the Irv- OlR=t^o of New LA-XOH ss will call I and swollen limbs Jersey on ington House, Jan 13 at 7 p m. Mrs. William J. m ar.iss.PMLD AVI Crecca of Mrs. Edwin Schwab Is chair- K or . w Av . Maplewood, a member of Funds the E MS Kill the man . . . are pur- oe#M to group, to speak at respond the meeting pose of the card party Jan 18 «•■>« »«a »n E aaxitov oo Jan 13 at _ r m “" the Robert Treat by Our of r Th “»- Ael 100 ASI our super sponsored l-ady r ■ • loCOOf* M J * Hotel, .Newark Mrs Crecca l-ourdes Holy Trinity (lulld at CLOUD sheer lUNOAYI w nylon will speak on her travels in 8 the DO K -'S' p.m. in Hall. 11M the Holy Land. Mrs. James J. tainunin■ ( 11m( , ,,,, Kearny. Bridget Doyle la chair- Keegan of South ELASTIC Orange will man . . . at tea preside . . Court Bernadette, CDA, West Anna B HAVE and will YOUR RUGS WEDDING Hogan, a lawyer Orange, hold a meeting & CARPETS chief adviser BANQUETS... in the Legal Aid Jan 12 at 830 to plan FUU. STOCKINGS p m COURSE DINNER Bureau, will the address CYO a benefit card party. Mrs te Shaped fit the Center Women's Club of Roast Jersey A. Albers is chairman of Beef, Chicken or City Jan 9 Turkey natural contour of Miss Hogan will the set Jan 26 In CLEANED *2’*° party for REGULARLY speak on her research the leg with of St. Our Lady of Lourdes School, Bridget and on her travels - SAMPLE to West Orange . . . The St. MENU - from ankle pressure the shrines of Europe. New James’ Hospital (lulld, Newark, • Trull Cochin!) to Invisible and members are thigh. invited . . . The met Jan 8 for its first winter Business Club St • Color*. Olivos feather lightl Wpmen's of card series Mrs. Mary Whitley I’eter's will College hold a din- was hostess. • Prime Boss! 8001. Au Jus for OUTSTANDING nSTAUSANI ner meeting Jan 9 at 6 pm. The Rosary Altar Society of O Vegetable route at PROFESSIONAL «t* LAHOOON STRUT Whyte s Restaurant, Jersey Immaculate Conception, Mont- CLEANING COSMEVO City. Rev. • limner William Molls on# Bullet Murphy will clair, will be rolling out tha •peak, • Ire Cream ... welcome home carpet at ita CALL coffee ONE OF THE Rosarians of St. FOLLOWING Aloyalus, silver tea, Jan. 11 at 3 OTHER MENU pm. ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABU Supply Cos. Jersey City, opened their in Madonna Hall. Guest speak- JANCOVIUS A Private Surgical 5 BREHMS Roams Jan. with er EX PUT Dining Accommodations to 500 meeting Rosary for the affair will be Rev. »U» CLIANINO PLANT ON '‘ ait CO. CLIANINO PATERSON IT* PATERSON and Benediction at IN PLANT Air Conditionod 8 p.m in Robert Grady of Holy 1070 Avo. nj#lately SM. 2-491* OR. 3-2)10 the church. Name, 196 So. Orange Avo. Magnolia Of4 LOCATION • OtANOS Mill • Mri. Mark Shew Ampl, Free Perkin, Ate. Phillips East Orange, an alumnus of Rmid: lit N. Brea* II. and Mrs. Edward Kelly Newark, N. J. rvf cUonirtj were in Immaculat* Conception grad* Elizaboth, N. J. charge of the ood prattling entertainment In school. Mitchell 2-1335 Flanders 1-1100 Muuuimiu mu i fa ami luuirmimim ( iiiimmum aimi i hmiilimn T H E A D 14 V 0 C A T E January 2, 1959 Smith's Storing, Givens'Rebounding Were Keys to Peacock Victory (tige Ed Grant had T@IY a r") By Rowley only foul shot. on freeing Smith, Jack Givens NIC©M© also switched offensive styles. both shots were missed and, that the feet got into the act. and CO-CAPTAIN OF ST. SOUTH ORANGE A Kennedy for short pop Walker went to back court MICHAEL'S COLLEGE mig- INTO THE breach thus and within a minute or two Smith Vt cre- shots. Walker had The preliminary also provid- - W HIS nificent performance by aopho- tallied 27 Tom Cross took his position and Kennedy had THREE VARS'Ty YEARS AT ated in the Seton HaU attack built up a ed plenty of hot action, with more Bill in an 82-80 of ST MICHAEL'S HAS Smith, aome strong points upset Brig- underneath where he drew nine-point lead which Pea- , TONY LED THE stepped Seth Hicks, who put on plen- the the Seton Hall frosh recording backboard work by Jack ham Young on Dec. 29 from the of PURPLE MIGHTS TO A Giv- an amazing ty fouls, but could hit cocks for ST-ZO , display of long only preserved the last 10 their second win over their RECORD. ens and fiery—almost too fiery pivot, but his success against for one basket. The Peacocks AVERAGING BETTER rang*, one-hahd shooting to tal- of in Walsh’s close guarding lim- had migutes play. Peacock counterparts. 97-04, THAU 20 PbIATS A —leadership by Don Kennedy ly 22 points, easily his high was trouble at the start with GAME of ited. More than once during the overtime. Frank Besson had 2* the Jr. and Marty Walsh the Pirate zone, then over past two signaled the season. Hicks also gave put Smith it points and Hank Guntner 25 for St. Peter’s 76-66 action, seemed that the boys SEASONS. defeat of Seton Smith the on the foul line, from which only trouble he had WORSE STILL, from the Se- were ready to the Pirates, with Pete Norton Hall, Jan. 3 at the Pirates’ point he had indulge in some all night, the Peacock ton no trouble mov- the Pea- jA holding Hall viewpoint, was the fisticuffs and. in instance, throwing in 34 for court. ing to the right side for one star scoreless in the last five St. the cocks. fact that, with Ken in there, it was more like footsicuffs This was the first time the one-hand shots which he hardly minutes of the first half. Peter’s rebounded and Peacocks just about Kennedy Dunnion. Givens Both clubs will limit them- s hung one on their St. Peter's had the lead all ever misses. every Seton Hall miss in the and Hicks, George Haines and to 2N most bitter rival in Setonia's selves a single game Urii the way, save for a brief spell first half. ROWLEY Givens was outstand- STARTED the sec Cross, and Kennedy and Cross week, Seton Hall’s be- home lair and also the coming first early in the half the second when a ing undeT boards, but Bill ond half for Seton Hall, but all had their moments The fi- home match time in ing a with unde- the 25-year-old series steal and by Hicks and layup Prettyman and Smith also was withdrawn just as Cross nal involved almost all while St. Pe- V that St. Peter’s has two pileup feated Villanova, won /*> two foul shots the same stepped to the by came up with their share of foul line with a of these combatants as they ter's is also at home to mi- games in a row. Seton Hall’s j player gave the Pirates leads rebounds. chance to hopes for put the Pirates ahead were sprawled over a loose hall nor rival, l,ong Island Univer- a successful season of 43-42 and 45-44. But Smith for Pressure on Kennedy and a third time at 47 46 But near midcourt and it was here sity. £ suffered a crushing blow, while the Peacocks Walsh put ahead again in the the Peacocks backcourt forced could—blit won’t with a short one-hander and Se- errors and enabled Seton Hall —settle for this win alone to Press Box ton Hall was never able to to rally at tbe end of the half, Paragraphs call it a happy winter. draw even after that. cutting a 13-point margin to Smith completely outplayed Both teams employed man- just four points. Hicks and Jack Rowley Seton qf Hall, who to-man defenses in the first Hugh Dunnion provided most of spent most of the chained half, then The Game game switched to zones aft- the points for the Pirates in Big to the bench with four personals er intermission. Seton Hall this surge with their deadly picked covering Billy in & up the built its early attack around 5- outside shooting. this first 10 minutds of Smith 10 Some afterthoughts on the Se- "rocks" like one, you be- night was a innocent play. Ken Walker in the pivot, When the teams switched to purely ton wound up with 32 points, Hall-St. Peter's game: gin to wonder. This the end of while while St. Peter'a concentrated zones in the second half, they one. came near We still can't see the first half when any good Neither Don Kennedy nor Dunnion reason why these teams can't Honey Russell has much to was driving for a basket. play a home and home series about who had fouled Catholic Meets of Peace worry for the 1959-60 sea Kennedy, Bergen Queen each winter. The Hugh from behind early in tho one-game son Kennedy loses only two business was all right when it (and men from his entire roster and game was threatened with With 'A' Lead at was a case of David challeng-* being expelled if he repeated Tri-County League Stake has a really fine player in Pete ing Goliath aft- the violation fake each-year, but, Norton on the freshmjn team, 1 tossed a at J NEWARK The first crucial of the tured by St. Luke's with game Tri-County meetings er two successive Peacock wins Dunnion and plus a few other boys who Hugh stopped drib- Catholic "A’’ comes Jan. St. Bonaventure on Jan. 10, St. Conference up 9 with undefeated j —four in the past nine meet- bling and was for run- seem to know their way around called John's on Jan. 13 St. Queen of its and Mary's ings—even most rabid Se- There Peace making league debut the current the Russell has an even ning appeared to be no against on Jan. stronger (P) 15, as Don Bosco ton Mall fan has to loop leader, once-beaten Bergen Catholic. admit Da- frosh squad, led by Hank Gunt- contact, though about 1,600 1/2 Tech takes a breather from league vid has fans / been growing fast but his real asset half those present This is only one of the attractive card action. ner, is a pres- highly 52-game Bill Smith is break going to ently ineligible frosh. Art Hicks thought otherwise and let Ken- this week to presented North is every one of the St Peter's it. ST. MARY’S favored to (no relation to Seth), who was nedy know Jersey basketball Jan. 0 HIS fans. it- cement its hold the scoring records now held by an NICKNAME. on mythical a Catholic schoolboy all-Ameri- several other A HOLDOVER self has good ones, Elizabeth title other Smith, Tommy, before he •TIGER", League with a victory can two years ago in Chicago. including St Mary's (E)-Thomas FROM HIGH SCHOOL n over Jefferson, but Marist will graduates Tom, a fiery com- St. John's Leads DAYS AT FERRIS. Jefferson, Marist Bayonne, Tren- be the petitor who played just WITH AIJ, THK tempers be- // Standings underdog to Bayonne in one sea- ton Catholic and shown last JERSE y S Solon Hall Bill its fraternal son under Don Kennedy, holds ing during week s CITY, REFER , fray. The Trenton Paterson TO Raftery-Vinme Ernst, i.e . SL and there wasn't blow Loops TONY'S ABILITY TO ■ ■*OIN-PAtSAIC C. C. Seton Hall game should the one year career marks game, a solid STEAL THE be a PATERSON—St John's hold* BALL. T»«m W L Pet. (K ) St. Aloysius. for the landed, good indication of what to Peacocks at 620 and though several were St Ronnenturt . 2 0 1 000 ejpect down first the THE Queen of Peace be throw-n The fans place in hoth jun- IN NCAA St Luke's 1 0 1 000 will favored in the NJSIAA in I.3tM points got plrnty of SMALL COLLEGE tournament, and Don Bosco Tech 1 to the ior intermediate girl* TOURNAMENT LAST 4 800 defeat Crusaders, even fact booing exercise with Don Ken WINTER, TONY St 1 1 might be a preview of the Seton Mall must have the odd Mary'* JOO leagues of the Paterson-Haw- SET AN though the game will take place Jr Haines and ALL-TIME TOURNEY RECORD St John's 2 2 300 final itself, while the meeting of est pivot combination—sucwi.se nedy . George St l thorne C'YO district with identi- OF H 9 POINTS WHILE Joseph's

3 .230 at the latter's court. Mike Bar Marty Walsh of the Peacocks , LEADING ST. Raftcry and Ernst, while —in the 5 10 Ken DePsul o 4 .000 provid country in cal 4 0 records MICHAEL'S INTO THE rett. Bill Moscatiello and Pete and Tom Cross and Hugh Dun- FINALS . TII-COUNTY "A" C. C. ing little team competition, will Walker and 6 10 Tom Cross In hoys plav, St Team W L Pet. C.ebauer give the Irish a three- of Seton Hall the chief Anthony’* be a chance to view, on the Walker has from mastered mon Beraen Catholte 2 0 1 000 same far and St Anthony pronged attack, which should targets ( Patersen) * Pope Plus l o 1 000 court, the two best high school the moves little needs a man (Hawthorne i share the Inter- f>on Botco 1 0 1 oulgun Bergen's Bob Hochl and 000 baskethgll players in all of New inside and lamentable Dunmon. former foot- St Cecilia's 1 shows a a star mediate lead 0 .000 John Waibel with 4 0 marks, St Joseph's «W> 0 3 Jersey tendency to crash drive for ball player at Seton Hall 000 re- Prep, while St Queen of Peace Joseph s i5 0), St Boni- 0 0 .000 St. Mary's scored the bounds showed he still hit line lIOEHL SET (E) big Had Saturday's game could a a league record face (40) and St tleorge s 140) of last week's with the best of them when he with his 34 in victory limited pro been played on a strange court i points Bergen's are wrapped up in a stalemat* Cadillacs with fantastic came 172 of gram its come-from say. like Scranton Ken crashing through for one Irish, 54 rout St. Cecilia's (E) on in the junior loop would rebound and almost Walsh Aloysians, Knights Jan 4 This brought behind, 58-57 triumph over pre have been sitting it out sent I the Crusad- St John Kantv took over un- viously undefeated Seton Hall before the first half Into the balcony All poor Mar ers league record to 2-0. was over. disputed leadership of the Pas- legs the Take of The Hilltoppers were trailing. tv got on play was a per Tournament Queen Peace also makes a saic Clifton district with Honors THE NEW Rl'l.E—or rather loop * Don 57-44, with less than four minutes sonal foul against him. called visit to Bosco on Jan 13, 49 45 defeat of St Clare s of NEWARK Queen of then new interpretation—on charg- Del- Peace, Marist and St to play, broke out for 14 a second before Dunmon ap- Aloysius while Pope Pius plays St Cecil- awanna on Jan 4 from came with in ing blocking fouls is so silly it up in trio of ia's points a row. peared on the scene resounding triumphs a Christmas IE) on Jan 11 and St Jos- ought to be abolished tournaments Jim Manhardt, with 21 right now to give North Catholic eph's Jan 14 It still points, Our angle may have been de- Jersey high schools a on appears before it the This led A1 Loßalbo's team and ruins game of 500 that Bergen and Don Bosco eight ceiving. but it appeared that batting average in the affairs. are interpretation have BROGAN holiday of these were in the can only due fourth period the MURPHY The to give the Irish the most incident which drew the BROS. Queensmen bowled the first St. rolled been thought up by someone simply through an- comeback Mary's over largest CADILLAC-OLDS CO. nnsl \f trouble, with the former spontaneous Jeer of the nual St Vary’s (R shaping Sacred who wants to sabotage the ) tournament, Heart on Jan 14 to bring as a serious title threat. If itill each of up game Football ridicu- Invite You to you ir# i stranger winning its games by 16 its record to It had a Marist had a closer call in the In the Passaic Bergen Catholic 4-1 and establish to the practical wisdom of lous rule this about Don Bosco on points or more t.yndhursl was B" section of self, as usual, as one of the year one ‘ the Manst lnvita Conference, the week will be fea top Top SEE owning a Cadillac, hesitate the 59 38 victim the arm blocking and solved the AND in final on tional , teams in the area. PATERSON A 40-24 rout of no longer We played at Mt St. Mi- have an ex Dec 30 and problem by it: basket- Mike Barrett, with ignoring St John Jan 3 TEST DRIVE cellent selection of quality- chael's, but managed to get by * on gave Don 41 for the three WITH SETON Hall falling by ball should do likewise points games, • Bosco Tech clear hold first value late model Cadillacs Bishop Dußois, 59-51, in the Palace (61) Sets a on excellent and the wayside, only St Benedict Wouldn't it tie the best idea —all cared plus defensive re- round s, place in the Passaic Bergen ( ath Thr Ypir well for, with final on Dec 30. Mike Queen of Peace and to retire and low bounding work, was an easy Delbarton simply the rules olic Conference original mileage. These Reilly and Kd the TCAC Record j freshman league Ballo led at left with handsome Cadillac motor choice for the MVP award. I were undefeated rec interpretation committees for tack with 23 with a 40 record frank Bua, '59 and 17 points, re- RAMSEY ords. The about cars offer' Tommy Palace Bees downed South five years and let the greater luxury topped the winners with 17 points. spectively. of Don Bosco set mark 58 46. Jan have more mllei of motoring a for Side, on 3. the Irish game a period of stabil- all future pleasure . . more value in Tri-County Catholic followed their Christmas ity? When they come with • IN ST. ALOYSU’S' case, it tourney up PLYMOUTHS than was "A" every way, many new 59 FORD Conference basketball success (see story) with 79 53 the redoubtable Vinnie Krnst who a cars priced considerably players to shoot at when he rout of St Mao 's ( R). their host picked up an MVP award higher. We invite you to as he scored 61 in • CARS—TRUCKS points a 96 41 rout in the holiday affair. Delbarton CHRYSURS rolled in 36 to STILL spend sixty minutes behind points lead his of St Joseph's on Jan 6 idle School, club to 67-60 was College the wheel of the model of a victory over Sny- Shattering the league mark St Benedict's SPECIAL SALE der has dates with • your choice, and discover in the semi finals, the* SHOPPING ? turned of 34 IMPERIALS for yourself the . points set by Bob Hochl Pedifie on Jan 10 and St Mary's thrill playmakrr with eight assists Sports Beit Deal 1958 in of Bergen Catholic* the sheer Joy of Cadillac FORDS only two (R) on Jan 13 this week, Del a 56 38 rout of Dickinson in the af SACRIFICE PRICED FOR days earlier. Best Sor v ownership. If you can Palace rolled up barton meets Montclair College finals on Jan 3 COIIBOB 26 and BAIKITBALL Guaranty ford any ear—you can af IMMEDIATE DELIVERY field goals nine fouls. High School on Jan 10, Carteret With Pope Pius winning the aII- His Friday. Jan f BIG SELECTION ford a quality-value used mark fell short of the School Jan. 13 and 000 on Blair on Seton Mall Divinity at Newark Stata Catholic Paterson Diocesan af THIN Cadillac. HIGHEST North Jersey Catholic Jan JV YOU HAVIN T TRADE-IN record 14 The Quern of Peace fair, this made it four victories Baturda v. Jan IB KIIN huh OF TOP BOYS buy BROCA N, be sure held by Jack of schedule ALLOWANCE, CASH Quinn Oratory was reviewed above V iManoi a at Seton Hall in nine entered this tourneys at 81 111 at St Prtw a BACK points. Also on the docket is the Jesuit voivo IE DESIRED To make Bloomfield at Salon Mall 'P> in year. it an even break, In GUARANTEED other Jan 6 action. St. tournament final St TIIUMPH at Peter's St Jmrph i 'Princeton > at Seton Mall Bergen Catholic picked up a con John's Don iXtlnitr BROGAN upset Bosco Tech, I College on Jan. 9. matching PONTIAC solation prize in the Don Bosco! T uatday. Jan. 1) USED CARS 91 69, to the Rams Kordham WARD-FORD dump from Prep and St Peters, Sat on Mall

at Newark Slate festival it CADILLAC-OLDS CO. as went to two over- the PBCC lead freshman BCMOOL BAIKITBALL as Newark Academy at Oratory in 239 CENTRAL to Friday. Jan V Paterson • Ridgewood AVENUE times down Dumont. 73-71, Ray McGrogan scored 34 points key a Ivy League game Jan. 9, ~Uueen of Pfare at Heisen t alholir NEWARK 3, N. J. thanks to two foul shots in sudden St Joseph s Mo|y Family - and St. at KOPLIN Passaic Clifton Peter's ran over Regis, Seton Hall at PONTIAC,inc Jefferson Jan 13 at death by John who also Baronne Martat USID CAI mi Merkel SI Ml 3-8000 Waibgl. 7845, to reach the finals of the St 411 NO BROAD ST. and Aloysius at Valley Nawark Arademv at Oratory MIADQUAKTIM P«Urt*n the Crusaders with on led in scoring Jesuit tournament. Jan. Franklin at Our l-arl* of tha Lake 1 toil of Gordon Slot* Pkwoy. J 4 ELIZABETH, N. J. 25 points. Popa Ptua at Paaaair St t artlia'a at St Aloyaiua the Tournaments where Catho- at St ( arllsa ■ 'E' MURPHY lic St Mary's MOTOR SALES New York where St Michaels (JC), St. Joseph's (W) Peter’s, Bergen Holy Trinity at Ueat/leld and St Mirhaal'a RESTAURANT BA(t dittoed that effort; the HCIAA, Catholic, Holy Trinity, and Seton Hall will all make UO at Queen of Pear# To celebrate our 15th YEAR strong St Benedict ■ at Paddia 'A' <■•(. iif]> where St Michael's and bids to St •St l (UC) unseat Aloysius as New Jersey Catholic Bonaventure at St uka's Iwlinoua I unchroni and Dinner* Track Sunday. Jan 11 Homelike Holy Family were bounced in the a*r**d In Almoapher* Conference the St Mary «R» at < > relays champions as meet comes indoors a Bercen alholia how* NO. BROAD ST. gen festival, where St. Duke's Armory. I W inra and Liquor* Mucak A of four St Aloy«ius at Immaculate 'A' program varsity,| ft PI CIA L PACII IT lift POR won its first game but lost to St < ecllla i at Popa Ptua A> Eliiobcth S-5600 St Hirer freshman and two junior and < actlia i •K> at W PR IV ATI PARTUS Midland Park, 39-31, in the finals, Mansell Gordon and Ed alah A St Jamaa at * St Mirhaala N» «A» ACCOMMOOATINO r■ Altar II ta 4ft -Am w. tall - Wa taraa- events has been of I»a 1-aSalla The ledger be at over varsity arranged Wyrsch Seton Hall. at St Joaaph'a '\S • >A' Oaaa Dalhr I 30 may put m lIOHTH AVI 44th SO I A. M. ta * P. M. with tram at Saton Mall Divinity at St Mary UO (at 20 50 the 500 mark this week as St. championships stake a ‘alarAaa ta t P M. ST. ALOYRRJB will ' Ai 60 in the first two divisions St Al not yield NEW Claaaa Imtin tries its Monday. YORK CITY Peter's for eighth victory its title Jan 11 % St. without a batle and the M>aPaul al St Joaaph alharton OUR FAMOUS hall team as they iHIS IQ? 100 According to Brother I.eo of did a year ago “Quern of Paara at Don Boaro Prap for Vinnie /‘••rack Valley Don Boaro Tach the Ernst, and in the two at [Marlst, meet director, trams Holy Family MANERO'S BEAUTIFUL 110 mile at F.meraon Filets *2.50 40 relay with Kevin Mennessv I Martat Seton Hall (P) will be allowed to enter their at Dtrklnaon John Mealy, Oratory at Montclair CMS 'AIWAYS IRINO IMI CMIIORfN- 120 in as events as Bobby O'Rourke and St Mary'a 50 boys many they «H> at St Benedict's Mimbif Oman' Richie Brown. •St Luke a St Club 1 OUTDOOR^ Has First Win v.ish, hut will lx able to run at John • St Pater Tlx a at St Mary a count of $5OO or add to Marlst and more, or $5OO your present Holy Trinity, Sacred Heart at St Jamca Ed Oroviti led the Buccaneers distance medley (880-440 220 account. St Anthony a at St Michael'* fN> For the there with 22 points, 18 of them in the mile) freshman, St Bunatenture at Pataraon Tech St Michael's UO at St ( actlia's »K> /' Better get 2 Remember, Ai and are 880 yard, mile and one mile a genuine lltchßeld second half. Pogorelic Entry Blanks Out Thursday. Jan. IB one’n never thermometer mod* by the famous at HAYES Johnny Lagos had 12 apiece On medley (440-220 220 880) relays •St John ■ at DaPaul you get For Millrose Trials Pateraon Tech at St Joaaph'4 'P> Cooper Thermometer Jan. Seton had and, for the enough Company 3, Hall dropped Junior varsity, mile •St Lukea al St. Mary'a »P» i.per accurate, and BLOOMFIELD blanks O rugged, Its fourth straight game to Pater- mile medley events Entry raCC Game ffTCAC Gama lu»t and corrosion have hcndiomel St Michael's will he gone out for the Millrose sop State, 74-73. | a strung with chrom* p'attd proof o Games one-mile to The Bucs are listed for double contender In either the distance relay trials, be b'o»» dial rim and black mile held at the Kearny High School aluminum brocket action this week, meeting medley or two and In the o coming STATION WAGON St. outdoor board track Jan. 14 mogn»fic*nt instrument that will Bloomfield College on Jan. 10 at 880-yard relay, Peter's in the on Nlf th* home and Newark State Jan. mile Seton Hall coach Gib correct temperature on 880, and either two mile or Johnny HEADQUARTERS •nywherel la In the 4 13 In a road contest. .distance medley; Bergen in the son charge of trials. 880 and distance medley; 1which are scheduled (or 330 Mail accounts honored 1 Trinity' 31* m. the 880 p that day. Entries close with •cl today offer limited Mona in or mile, distance med DiFilippo Gibson on Jan 9. currant dividend ley or two mile; and Selpn Hall Scores in Paterson in the mile and distance medley per annum PATERSON - Mona DlEUippo Among the boys who will hold Gordon QUARTERLY | Webb Scores All Mokts of Newark won the first New jthe key to their team's success NEW YORK—Gordon Webb of * Auounli InturW (e Jersey AAU senior Indoor title are A1 Adams, Ernie Tolentlno St. John's, former Bosdo $lO,OOO Don ath- oiid Modtls of tt\e season at Paterson on Jan. and Pete Ganucci of St. Mi- lete, took second place in the pole • Save by mall—w* pay 3 when she captured the 110-yard chael's; Paul Jordan, Denny Kah vault and third place in the CLUB SODA/ makes better-tast- f ••lof • b*th w«y» free style in 1:03.8, rar and John Riordan of St. Pe- broad Jump at the PACE MOTORS metropolitan that are better The tima was less than a sec- ter's; John Mostyn, Bob Blaier AAU field ing highballs foryou. Junior championships, 47 CINTtAL AV& ond off the record held by Olym- and Art Prior of Bergen Catho- Jan. 3 at Ohio Field Webb pole DRY The lively bubbles aid digestion. pian Carin Cone. In second ■AST 04ANM f!5 BROAD NiWARK • place lic; Bill Weikel, Tom Zimmer- vaulted 11 feet and broad STRUT, 2, N. J. MA 3-tiU jumped «»t. wn was Jackta Kelly of Sprinffiald. man and Stan Blejwas of Trinity 21 feet 4H Inches. Vocation Notes Not GI? This Ribbon's Stitt OK January 9, 1959 ▼HE ADVOCATE 15 JERSEY ClTY—There's No Needed an junior at St. Peter's, is the Faith, attainment Attraction ROTC of full le- cadet at St. Peter's Col- proud the wearer of ribbon, gal age, integrity of character lege who wears a service rib- which signifies his By Msgr. William F. Furlong membership and corresponding social posi- bon to is in which, say the least, the American branch tion. of the The grand master of the She was In love not married; had five children; was deeply quite of regulation govern- order, to which he was admit- order has been named the with her husband; wa* a convert; knew very little about religious ment issue. ted in by 1955. Cardinal Spellman Pope since 1797. life, and had not to This the slightest desire become a nun. In fact, the ribbon—or. at is spiritual advisor and grand who not unusual Connelly. it stands The Knights, were found- seemingly woman was Cornelia least, what for—- protector of the American time In told the in the of the Cruaades 1846, Pope Gregory XII her, a native of United slightly antedates the United branch. and can be traced States, to found anew teaching order in England which she States government itself, by from the YOUNG JESZENSZKY’S fa- Hospitallers of St. John of had visited only once and then for only several some 600 years. ther, Baron Emery Jerusalem and then weeks. She did as she was told, and her order, The decoration in question is Jeszensky, through is a member the the of the still of the Hungarian Knights of Rhodes, con- Society Holy Child Jesus, is a Maltese cross on a plain branch of the duct 200 free flourishing. God alone knows all the good it has field and is the insignia of the order. There are hospitals and about 5,500 Knights in 22 in accomplished in the past 100 years. Knights of Malta, the oldest coun- philanthropic organizations tries today, including 500 in 11 countries of Latin It all came about in a very strange way. surviving order of Europe, knighthood, the Her minis- in United States. America and Africa. husband, a converted Episcopalian founded 1113 Conditions ter, the announcement that for admittance to who shocked her with Cadet John Jcszenszky, a Jeszenszky, lives in order the include: of Clifton, is he wanted very much to become a priest. He nobility commander of the 16 quarterings, the shocked her even more when he asked her to Scouts Enter Catholic Pershing Rifles at St. Peter's. become a Sister so that he could get the neces- sary dispensation from Rome. After much pray- Klondike er and spiritual direction, Cornelia Connelly, convinced that it Derby

was God's will, became what she did not want to be—a nun. » SUMMIT The annual Klon- In fact, she said that her Society of the Holy Child Jesus dike Derby for Boy Scout units “was of founded on a broken heart." She spent 33 years of her life the Plainfield Council area as will take Lake a Sister. They were difficult years, but they musf have been place at Surprise very holy fpr her alleged is examined in the years, sanctity now being Walchung Reservation on with a thought of the possibility of her being beatified.- Jan. 10 unusual St. Cornelia Connelly's very' career as a nun clearly Bartholomew's, Scotch Indicates that, to become a Sister—and the same holds good Plains, won the derhy in 1958 for the and priesthood and Brotherhood—no interior attraction to will defend this year, with CONCRETE QUEEN: "Queen of the Concrete is the title the life is necessary. A young person may become a religious entries also expected from Holy Campus" unlovely pinned on lovely Gail Marie Barrett at the annual ball of the Seton Hall Paterson even though the life may, in some respects, repel them Among Trinity, Westfield, and St. student others, St. Gabriel; the had Mary's, body, held at the left Jan many young Passionist, no attraction Plainfield. Meadowbrook. Flanking the queen are, to right, Currie, to religious he because he convinced God The life, entered only was derby consists of follow- Lucille Ritz, Barbara Molitoriss and Francine Mitchell. wanted him to do it ing a planned course around On June 26, 1912, Pope St. Plus X approved of the state- Surprise Lake and meeting IT PAYS to nd\rrtise in The ment that a "priestly vocation does not by any means consist with and solving Scout prob- | Sacred Heart Advocate. in certain attraction of the If it lems . . . a interior subject . . on the way under winter Is not for the FILM DEVELOPED necessary priesthood, then surely it it not neces- conditions. sary for Black and Whit* the Sisterhood or Brotherhood. In Lead S*rvic* if Cage you have average intelligence; if your health is good, if WEEK-END RETREATS 8 Exposure Roll .4J can that good Catholic, if for Essex CWV King Si«o Glossy Rsprints .03 you say you are a and quite some MONTCLAIR - Sacred Heart. time there has been in your mind the constantly recurring Vailsburg, long the Essex County FOR THE LAITY COLOR FILM PROCESSING thought lhat you should become a Sister, you can be quite cer- Holds Contest CYO track power, is in a ppsi- Kodocolor • Exposure Roll !»END A WEEKEND WITH GOD tain that it is a Sister God wants to Thr to three you be—even though the NEWARK Essex Coun- tion sweep divisional developed ond enlorgoxi 171 life much will later For: might not very appeal to you It ty branch of the Catholic War basketball titles at the one third MEN, WOMEN, ■•print* .13

Apostolate for Vocations: Veterans of 8 mm Roll Developed HO will sponsor an orator- mark the 1958-59 season HUSBAND and WIFE Newark Archdiocese Seton ical 8m Mag. Developed .8J Msgr William F Furlong, Hall contest on .lan 11 at St. The West Newark has parish Conducted by Hi* 4 South monk) o 33mm Developed University. Orange, N J Telephone SOuth Orange 2 9000 Benedict's Hall at 2 30 pm undefeated trams in junior girls, io.nl Pauli Abb.y 30 Exposure 1.13 Paterson Diocese Msgr Edward J Scully, 24 De Grasse Entered in the contest arc stu- grammar girls and grammar Ploaio mall for St Paterson Mountain View 8 1065 dents roioruobom oarfy Writ# moiling envelopes , Telephone: [rom 18 Catholic its prep boys leagues, though interme W-. 1. fa, .nlormolion schools, and acad- high schools diate boys. 1958 county champs, DIRECTOR Of RETRLATI RYAN FOTO, BOX 24 emies in Essex of the with Q»«n of Pooco Council County NOT GI: Lt. Col. Robert ROTC appear out running Rotroof Mould N. J. Meeting Kantz, commander at If CHATHAM, The the Poof* i Abb.y. LINDEN Thr Union County winner of county title St. three defeats Nowton N J. THE Peter’s to unusual ribbon on chest Will for the New College, points Most Senior CYO Council will hold qualify Jersey- of the leagues are still Cadet John state finals, Jeszenszkv, commander of the with Franciscan Fathers its monthly meeting at St Eliza where he. or she. of Pershing at an indecisive stage a to- will with Rifles. It's the of the of tal of 27 undefeated heth's CYO hall on Jan 18 at compete other county insignia Knights Malta, Ameri- trams, in- Third Order ICE SKATING at the Regular titlists. can each WILLOW BROOK 8 30 p m branch, to which Jeszenszkv was admitted in 1955. cluding three in gramma- of St. Francis boys I and 111 and Junior girls ICE SKATING RINK • • II St oM*r to men nnd MAKE MONEY Only one team, Peter's. young boy* tpecinl Open Mornings. Afternoons and Evenings opportumfi#* to for th# tocrtd Off Belleville, with a 4 0 record in Ifudy Catholic March of Dimes to Route 23 it's tiiv —show motion picture Knights (|ust south of Rt. 23 &46 traffic circle) Prieitbood real lock of fundi no obitade. Our plan ouarantees results. Sunday in com- oroirimt. junior boya 111, U CL 6-3134-5 For further Mountain N. J. information writ* toi An Ideal way of raisin* funds and deln« mand of its circuit View, in apostolic world Lot's not only com Fast Start in '59 Director nl Retreat* Enlists 65 has not been plain about the bad fllmo—let's help put CYO Units It a good year Frononon jn the toed onosi Write or call today Preparatory Seminary BAYONNE Members of for defending champions, as St 'or details. Keep this ad. MONTCLAIR About 65 Essex PO. Be. 199 County CYO groups the Blessed Sacrament Golden Rose of MODERN CATHOLIC FILM LIBRARY lIRVICI Lima. Newark, is look- HATTERS will in the annual March of who participate Dimes Knights, swept to a prac- ing for its first win in the senior WHOLESALE Hollidayiburg A Pennsylvania ia nonprofit organisation) Sunday, pro- Jersey City Hat Centtr RETAIL claimed for Jan record 304 North *th ttroot 11 by Rev. Vincent F. Affanoso, county- tically perfect during the boys league, while St Ixo s. Irv- The Soft director. 1958 drum and bugle rorps sea- ington. is mired in fourth place MEN'S and BOYS' CAPS off son, got to a flying start for in grammar boys 1 and Over the past 14 years, the CYO has raised $124 622 00 BEAUTIFUL SELECTION 1959 at the Penn Jersey Associa However. Immaculate Concep- ■or me Lofty THE .Marcn ot Dimes with the individual lion contests, Jan. 3, tion. Montclair, is tied for first 1958 total 23. being $9,850 Top ■•The at St Look efforts made by your Yincrnt's Auditorium place grammar girls 1 and Sacred for parish contributions has been CYO BRIDAL HEADWEAR units will bring new hope to The Knights took first placr in Heart. Bloomfield, is tied for the TRINITARIAN FATHERS Our of the I.ady Lake, Verona, who four of many are stricken with po- the nine events and sec junior boys II lead The sixth $5.00 REASONABLE PRICES with $777.59 1958 and offmr to and of Grammar in a 14-year lio, arthritis, birth ond three others an opportunity young men boyi defects and in Their vic- defender is the Sacred Heart, total of 23. $10,039 of School diseases the central nervous tories were scored in solo so Vailsburg, junior girls OTHER and High School to become a prieit or a Brother In his LADIES' HATS FEATURING letter to CYO modcra system, and offer doctors and prano bugle, bugle drum in quartets, F'na»t brand the Trinitarian Order, lack of fundi no tors urging with the nomi Qualify man'*, impediment. cooperation scientists the continue quartets and means to individual snare $1.98 to $6 00 lodmi' and thildrmn't hot* March of Father of Write to: Dimes. Affan- extensive research for dmm. the Council to Hear their pre seconds in Individual low#i» Factory prlcoi. oso said. "The to this " response vention brass baritone bugle, individual MEN'S O.S.S.T. worthy appeal hy parish CYO Besides drum 313 THIRD STREET VOCATION DIRECTOR, the collections on bass and individual tenor Essex Director Finest Quality has been most groups gratifying March of Dimes CYO dru (Downtown, off Nowork Ava.) Box 5742, Baltimore 8, Sunday. m Maryland Behind the cold figures lies EAST ORANGE Rev Vin- FUR FELTS JERSEY CITY, N. J. niiiiiiiHiiuiuiiiitiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniininiiiinniiiiininniiiiiiiiini members have been urged to the heart cent K Affanoso of warming proof that sponsor Montclair, OL 9-9300 benefit basketball games, St. Patrick's CYO members, under the dircc Scouts Essex County CYO director, will special dances and other activi- MANCH FACTORY OUTIIT tion of their have al speak at meeting of the Essex $4.00 moderators, ties during the drive Contribu- Get Marian Award a BARNEY'S DISCOUNT Council of Catholic 490 COMMUNIPAW AVI. wavs manifested genuine interest tions from County of 61 school children will NEWARK Six members of In sick adult JERSEY God's and paralyzed. be handled school Youth, young division, on CITY, N. J. by officials in the St Patrick s Girl Scout Troop Jan 14 each at Our Lady Help of FURNITURE WAREHOUSE locality with the CYO act- 69 received the Marian Award ing Christians hall as a coordinating and report- Medal from Msgr James K Council chairman Bruce ing agency. at Byrne Sells I/Ooney investiture services In Out the of St Johns, has Sample Leaders in the CYO effort in the Pro-Cathedral Orange, an nounced the addiUon that 164 people have PAROCHIAL at past, in to Our Lady Elisabeth Bell. Patricia Black reservations 1958 Model Outfits of the Lake, made for the coun Home have been Blessed well. Patricia Curran. Meredith ell annual St s winter outing Des- Sacrament, Newark; Peter's, Hodge. Paula Hodge and Carol St tination will be Mt Erie in the Belleville; Thomas the Apos- Zoretskl received the award SAVINGS AT 60% OFF new Poconns the of Keb 68 tle, Bloomfield, and St Leo's from weekend Msgr Looney, who was as Irvington, all Arrangements for the outing "Our Best with more than aisled by Rev Joseph M Quinlan, $4,000 contributions. being made by Pat to make room for the new Start from the bottom in moderator are Mary Advertisements Are Brennan of St John's. Orange Our Satisfied Schools* with 1959 MODEL OUTFITS op . . . new car- Winter Weekend Talk on pet* from BREHM'S. Hypnotism We carry complete Model Home No. 102/58 Lists At Gregory Club Regulation CYO ORANGE Uniforms and 3 Rooms in Ranch Pilgrimage Hypnotism will be House, Colonial Maple includes Broadloonn with last- the subject of a lecture to be Emblems for Ing beauty To Sofaßed Suite, Bedroom and Captain's Dinette Quebec, Feb. 20-24 heard by the Gregory Club of Boy* and Girls. Honest value prices New Jersey on Jan 9 at Grau PLUS all needed JhRSE'i CITY accessories. The eighth annual Hudson County lich's. There's A lobe/ CYO winter weekend and to shrine pilgrimage the of St Joseph Kaye, financial secre- Visit our NEW RUG Anne de Store Near You $196 Beaupre will be held Feb 20-24 tary of the Association to Ad SELECTOR ROOM vancc Ethical Over 5,000 CY'O members and friends taken Hypnotism, will Show Tues have pay $1.50 room open part speak on "Marvels of the only weekly in Mind Thurs till past pilgrimages, their visit to the shrine LobeFs and 9 combining with through Hypnotism^.' Youth Centers a weekend of winter sports lAST PATIIION MORRISTOWN Model of According to WIST NIW YORK Home 203/58 Plenty parking plans outlined by Elmwood Cantor Shopping • Pork Plato sRth St. A Barganlino Ayb. Rev. Menry J. Murphy, county PARAMUS CYO ’s. HACKINSACK Contemporary Gray Bedroom, SIMMONS Hide-a- director, a special train will . . Strom Moll Main Stroof leave Grand Central Station at Bed Suite, Chrome-Foam 5-Pc. Dinette Plus Rug, 730 pm on Keb 20, with the LATER SHOP IN A STORE CLOSED SUNDAY Lamps and Tables . . . relurn scheduled for 6 45 a m Keb on 24 tee»ooeeoeeeeeeeoeio»«>«eeaeiee<

THE ITINKRARY for Keb. $2BB 21 ADD NEW CHARM TO TO UK MO Ml includes reservations at the Cha- $2.50 333 North Broad Street pay only weekly teau Frontcnac, a visit to the I Elizabeth, N. J "Russell shrine, ice skating, tobogganing, Flanders 1-1100 Model Home No. 405/58 sleigh riding and the annual CYO RADIATOR ENCLOSURES Expert ('leaning and dance in the grand ballroom of ‘cuTioirsuicf foTtt tSfrSJBBRjT Repairing Curved Foam Living Room with Rug, Lamps, too. the hotel On the 22nd and 23rd, the group 7 Beautiful lifetime Tables, Danish Modern Bedroom Set; Size ILFOtt 'V King will enjoy skiing at the I.ac- baked enamel Hcauport Ski Area, tobogganing 7-Pc. Dinette and Renewed Refrigerator or TV let. Electrically welded and special bus parties through DON'T SHOP heavy furniture steel. | the city. Archbishop Roy will $377 celebrate Mass for the pilgrims FACTORY jji FOR EYE CARE e're olreody in 1959... LOW al the Cathedral on the 22nd. $3.50 0 thi aitt com jo iittu. pay only weekly Although the pilgrimage Is k>. If you hoven't itorted PRICES sponsored the new Christmas Club by Hudson County your account, FREE ESTIMATE - Each room may be bought CYO, invitations have been IAKt OUI ADVICt CONSULT ex perhaps you'd better do BUDGET PLAN tended to all residents of the separately if desired. roua trt amysician to« it ot one*. Don't put it off ON ALL OUR metropolitan area. Appications All in CONDITIONS. if MERCHANDISE Drive In and Park any longer you wont should be directed to the Jersey AMft • City CYO Center, 380 Bergen the happier holidays nent Ave , Jersey 4 WE City tK«»o o Christmas Club HAVE BARNEY'S SHOULD YOU NEED fmy year b«IU Aluminum y«or can give you. GLASSES COME TO US St. SUPERMART DISCOUNT Leo’s CCD Unit wltk « Ooldon Rule Loon Combination To Make Retreat FURNITURE WAREHOUSE IRVINGTON—A 20 group of Windows & Doors young women, members of the acltt! 382 Frelinghuysen Ave., NEWARK Confraternity of Christian I)oc PORCH ENCLOSURES - LOUVRE SEAL JALOUSIES & Fri. trine at St. Leo's Church here, Open Mon., Weds. Nights DOOR HOODS - AWNINGS • RAILINGS will make a retreat this weekend TUB AND SHOWER DOORS • FANS r ATTIC at Queen of Peace Retreat 1 In Northern New The Optician House, uiT* i NATIONAL BANK Jersey St Paul's Abbey, Newton AND lUUM [OMfANI Ot t* All HS O N kU««oo M (i m- fa if* Cetitutof 67 N. J. SI CENTRAL AViNUI Twenty are public high school River St., Paterson, ■ U Mtftk are now 111Mm H (eMI CONSTRUCTION girls who students In St 4)1 A*, it | KCnIIMiMU ■ NEWARK, N. J. nM,MON Thurs. & Fri. to 9 HOUR lUI WV I—M u«|lin«m .ii Never On |th« school, are participants in the i Open Sundays I discussion group. 16 THE ADVOCATE January9, 1959 Medical School Two Awards Presented at Receives Grant Of $83,000 JERSEY CITY The Seton of Convention Hall College Medicine haa re- Mariological ceived a Public Health Service CARLIN'S PATERSON The 10th annual training grant of $83,000 for use convention of the Mariological in the department of anatomy Society of America wai held at Pr. Pinckney J. Harmon, depart- said the Alexander Hamilton Hotel ment head, its primary pur AppointmentsClergyCHANCERY OFFICE is in THIRTY-ONENEWARK 2, MULBERRYNEW JERSEYSTREET here this week. pose to aid training post- Office of the Archbishop The society was welcomed to doctoral basic ilcience personnel Rev. John A. McHale, assistant at St. Joseph's Church, West the Diocese of Paterson at the for career* in the neuroanatomy New York, appointed of St. Anne's Garwood field. pastor Church, opening session Jan. 5 , by Bishop Effective Jan. 10, 1959. McNulty, who its mem- The research praised undertaken will Rev. Paul J. Hayes, assistant at St. John's Church. Jersey bers for “spreading knowledge, deal with fundamental problems City, appointed chaplain of East Orange Catholic High School, love and veneration of Our which are related to the nervous East Orange. Effective Jan. 12, 1959. Lady," and expressed the plea system. that the sessions might be “blessed and directed by the Mother of God.” Later in at A Box the day, the Holy of Peanut Brittle Hour held in Our Lady of Vic- tories Church. Bishop McNulty spoke on the Shrine to Our Lday How of Lourdes which he described as It “the favorite Orphans shrine of Chris- Helped tianity.” By William F. Judkins I parties for the children at Christ It was not the dramatic CORNER physi- NEWARK the St. Peter’s Orphanage on Ave mastime, one by Guild, the cal he but Lyons cures, said, "the cures other the here has an active band of of by Westinghouse group of spirit, the conversion of hearts loyal supporters, employes This year, the employes of the to of various —and it all God, the gift penitence, of Westinghouse plants came about cloth electrical company provided renewed and of faith," the of a box hope that 'through purchase single of peanut brittle. ing value at $1,700. made the shrine “an outstanding This two Dear Folks: MARIAN week, open house parties have been sched- A distinct feature of both example of at work.” AWARD: Rev. Eamon R. Carroll, Christianity O. Carm uled at the orphanage, on' one Christmas parties, according to The other I was coming down Central Avenue Present at the convention were (right), president of the day Mariological of Amer- Jan and other on Jan. 9 Society 8. the wanted to institution Sister Mary Sponsa, is that the told that had of Wor help the as and the driver of my car me we received a Bishop John J. Wright, ica. 8 presents society's award to Rev. Walter Burghardt, at p m A spokesman, in fact, It-was not to the a regular project. decided gifts are presented be We drove cester, Mass., modera- notice that the cor should inspected over episcopal S.J. of. Woodstock the organizeryof the (Md) College. Presentation took Westinghouse to sell the candy as a means of orphanage at large They are per tor of the Mariological Condit Street, Hartford, and proceeded to in Society, that to now get at effort, hopes many more of sonal giftwrapped and and place society's annual convention in Paterson. fund-raising presents, Auxiliary Bishop Curtis of line to the necessary antics to obtain anew his fellow employes, having addressed each go through seen mother of the individually to Newark. The Westing As the Station published there This the institution and insignia on our windshield: runs through award was nary. Darlington, read paper. become aware child hy name Santa Claus makes a house man (he prefers to remain for of its Warren the writer decided instead of made distinguished contributions in "The of needs, will not only partic- the to each child to Street, ‘sitting TWO AWARDS HERE to Fundamental Principle unidentified) happened to bring presentation the field of in time our Marian acholars at the conven Mariology. Mariology, to the ipate continuing projects but This the West in the cor and waiting a long for turn, he would According Mag- home a box of the candy she' ,in person. year, A second " also the basic and tion. On. Jan the 1958 award, resulting from isterium The discussion Fa- join supporting inghouse party was on Dec. 19. walk the Station proceed to look at the 5, Mario- on bought from one of the girls The through a Award was competition among semi ther svas led organization, the Guilfl for St and the a week later to see what was on. logical presented to Hogan's paper by man's interest was aroused and Guild's old neighborhood going There was narians, Peter's Rev. Walter S J was presented .lan 6 to Msgr Joseph J Gallo of St Mi- Orphanage and decided J. Burghardt, , he paid visit to St. Peter's Or To ascertain each child's needs, old St. Joseph's School we to take a look Mr a Quentin Quesnell. S J Paterson. professor of palrology at Wood- . a chael's. the children, with the help of the Inasmuch the writer had in BI T BACK TO the phanage What he saw made him inside. as a pupil theology student at St peanut brit stock College. Md and Mary's (Thor Notre , managing papers presented Jan 5 tie ' determined to throw added School Sisters of Dame, the School from 1895, it would be most College. Kan some interesting to editor of Studies.” He wrote on Mary “Theological s>ere those of Rev. Paul Mahoney, write letters to Santa, listing " About five weight to the project. look into the auditorium and the and the Church years ago, a group great big go up stair to P O . DePaul University. Chica of from three or four desired gifts, any girls the Bell Telephone the second floor where were well acquainted with HE TALKED IT we I) go. "Mariological Principles up among his one of which will be particularly n-MTh TO the board of di- Cos Stopped in to Sister the Sure there see Mary fellow classrooms. enough, was Peggy Knowles Their and employes, got the The letters also rectors were Rev Nature, Derivation support appreciated Stanley Matu Sponsa, SSND, superior at the where been We of substantial and old room we had taught to read also M S editor Function ". and Res Kdward a number, they give information as to sizes, etc PILGRIMAGE sewski. of Our orphanage, and told her they too the that took this O'Connor, C S C , Notre Dame began selling randy at remember an episode place on floor and I.ady," (Hurt. 11l . and Rev Kd The Sisters then turn over the their of Vork the in turned the still the ward A Corns Ims "The Fundamental places Now, we to see whether knobs were in . S S . of St ersity. names and sizes to the groups and PROGRAM terest has been the bannister because that Mary's Principle of Mariology in Media stirred up at small stair of the fact a long time ago Seminary. Rail i more numbers of their member Res' esal Thought " | Westinghouse plants in Bloom in this who had been Jumper Carol O F \| of ship cooperate in sponsoring a particular spot a boy disobedient field, Belleville. Hill 1959 St. K Archbishop’s Metuchen, to with the Bonaventures Monasters. Pa Papers read at the Jan ses gift for a specific child and refused comply rules, insisted upon side, Jersey City, Newark, the terson, is s.on those of Res Albert down the rail to the chateau the iaste* m jrmiiEi. Mor. v apr n. secretary Sessions were If the members of either sliding stair in yard Newark sales organization and lond Pilgrimog*, tom*, lourd*»— sverp conducted by the president. Kippes. O M I , San Antonio. and lost his balance and ho If Appointments group required further in one down on his Weseo any day flopped Res Tex (Westinghouse Electric $1,435. Kamon R Carroll. O . The Fundamental Princi- Tt'KSDAY, JAN. IJ spiration to continue their ef- head. TO Service Cos ) PHIRIMACE FATIMA. Bom., lourdti (arm. of Catholic ple of Mariology Patristic University in 7 dinner fort*, the reaction of the chil- Apr. 79-Juoo 9—5991 p.m., Annual of the Father Res. Mark Through randy sale project, Instead of there the Burghardt is vice presi- Thought". Doren dren I* need being wild conster natjon. PENTECOST PILCRIMASE FOB THE SKI Knights of St. Gregory, Mayfair the provide* all that to dent Westinghouse group met the Kemper, C. PP S . "Subsidiary teochers had the under control there dead Lourd«« May IS-May 74—5738. Farms, tVrst Orange. ed. pupils so was of the telephone company girls and ■AT. KURIL LIFE COMFERENCE, 3rd Theme consention was Principles of Mariology ”, and silence and offered for the of this Ann*ol SUNDAY, JAN. I* prayers recovery boy. "The about a year later the Guild May 31 |ond Fundamental Principle Res Michael Griffin. O C for THE FI ND RAISING effort it Pilgrimog* 1($-May D. 10:.V) He was taken to the and remained am.. Solemn Mast St. Peters' Hospital unconscious 21 doyi is Portugal, Spam, Rom*—s99B, of Mariology," and six The Divine the Orphanage was now about to to papers Motherhood, move on a larger, several weeks However Coram Pontifice, diamond for he did not die and lived PIItRIMACE FOR ADULTS May 70 J«*• 78— this " an- formed. a based on theme were read Fundamental of Mariology more organized plateau The two of -of Rev. time We Portugal, Spain, Italy. Gurmony, Franc*. niversary ordination This of long afterward recite this because of the fact and discussed. It past year, three groups will hold their first annual England—sl,lBB. ss as announced that the next Antonin Antonacrl. St. Anth- the Westinghouse we were singly struck with the thought that of During the opening dav's will be organizations, dessert card party and fashion os today SACREI, HEART PILCRIMAAE. 3rd An«*ol. ses consention held in De of ony Padua Church, Union those at the and in school rather wild sion. Res William F of Hillside, Newark Sales show 25 the Setnn Hall boys girls are in their May 30—Ivn* 78—franc*, Swifj*. tood. Hogan trnit. Its theme will be "Our City. on Apr in and Weseo sold about antics and wondered what holy—sl,l24. Innaculate Semi- " SI,OOO gymnasium There is still much we would have Conception Blessed I.ady in the Gospel happened worth of the (oir u«d mmuu. iu~. u j.iy 10. randy. needed St Peter's this occurred the at Orphanage had catastrophe in present time How Imo, low'd**—sl,44s. and the Guild and BIT Westinghouse ever, we always give most of the credit to the Sisters, ineriu minimi ion, 20 j„i, io~c.. And it all started because of Coming out of the building we thought p( ,,«. group raised we saw a holy, U*lond Awg. 30 S*pi. enough money by 30—$1 220 a boi of peanut brittle. little fat boy Hudson Street, th# other means to replace all the coming over trying to get lA«|. Sp,„l uol Dirtctor, Mott R*y. iot New E. Ritt*r, A/cMxibop Public beds, 100 of them the new Priest s ogam, but it was illusion We oF St lowtt Wingfor Inspection in orphan blessing an AROCNI TIE WORLD July Aug 78-$7 remember well. that A 789 age, which is 60 years old and that little fat boy very At time PI l(R MONTCLAIR Neuman Alumni IMA IE TO SOOTH AMERICA July 7 Aug 5 The general' The second be known has been he little five five floor, to to be furnished as memorials at its present location was a by He was little John E Joyce, —51,195. invited public is by St Vincent's St Anne will established 1926 Not the fUmnaM as ' s," serse ma nr with the aid of since only that, hut today proud father of two vyonderful and EBROPtAi PUCRIMAAE July 79 Hospital Aid Retarded sons here to inspect the new ternils and Those Westinghouse the Supt. 79—51.195 (A*l. gs necological pa gifts interested may con men went to three daughters and a prosperous plumbing contractor ■ORTI 'vine, now nearing There NEWARK The Newman Club COCITRT SHRINE PIICRIMACE Aug 1- completion Dents is a total of IS tact Mrs. William F Caldwell at institution, removed the old beds in the of Newark John E lived Jan Alumni of New will City Joyce on Hudson ***o- X—ScondWwivio. Polond. o*ofioni vritt shop see operation performed My father, if you lion of the entire project gency rooms and basement of remember, the of r 7 Catholic Travel was Captain Engine, which was the will then be THK THIRD floor, to he known new sving, directly across the street from St. Joseph's School, and

as St. Mary s." consists of 21 opened for pilblic inspection in mind s these the Office we can see our eye corners and peo- beds seven semi private and TIIF.KF. ARK many rooms still ple who lived around there Mr Boyl# who later be hfid Orth l*| • ».A l. • C seven and private rooms a so- came superintendent of Center Market; James Brody, -1 lartum for patients and visitors serve its members, to serve the this the famous ball who later became Albertus Magnus Guild community has player the proprietor '"po the of saloon at the corner of Hudson and Warren, for- always been the creed of Carteret and Loan Reelects Officers Savings the merly run by John Hart, engine house, nine o'clock FOURTH ANNUAL Dr K M K WASHINGTON Association, the in the State of New the whole town largest Jersey. Undoubtedly every night turned out to see the horses the of Chi- Gelling of Tniversity hooked the firemen while the it is the up by bedding was placed has been reason why more save and more finance cago reelected president people people in the to moke the stalls horses comfortable These and ol the Guild at Albertus Magnus at Forum their homes Carteret than at other association more Trinity any in the State. many events, some more perhaps intimate, Its annual meeting here came to mind as still for reelected Rev Pat 11. ipC»n««rm my I was waiting my car to appear Also were |n*w J C.L on the Warren side Sure 1959 SERIES rick H S J Hill tH/ ft.,.a Street enough, there wos where Yancey. , Spring 0/ Chairman, Liet u/11 the house used tr. stand College. Mobile. Ala, executive Daly's I see Jimmy Daly once WEDNESDAY EVEN I NOS secretary-treasurer. and Dr in awhile, he was one of rpy young associates as an Prince oltar student St Opening JANUARY 14, 1959 Hugh Stott Taylor, former boy ond a both as Joseph's School and ton professor. Dr Don M Yost the Christian Brothers the Cathedral St:atement of Conclitu D cccmker in School Jimmy is Technol 31, 1958 of California Institute of still faithful to the HOLY TRINITY church and was always faithful to and Rev 11 Kane og v, William assets His I.IARILITIF.S the family. father was a mason contractor who con HIGH SCHOOL o! River forest. 11l , members of AUDITORIUM ducted his business from his home on Warren Street the guild council Delegates vo< A. . h* .»'» iVj . The known and Dalys were well I guess the WESTFIELD, V J., AT 8:15 I\ M. ed to hold the 1959 meeting in Jimmy is last of the line. Recently went to a funeral St Chocago on Dec 27. . P.. I up at Rose Discussion Period Following Each Talk of Lima's, one of the old Warren Streeters died, r * Belle iki» v ll Burns, and we went up to the funeral and JANUARY 14. 1959 m 10.^4 sure enough there wos Jimmy in the last seat He K. Daly al lr*« H-wUrU A fl , A*- , "Youth SPEECH sits in the last seat but he Our Most Precious ways is there and Heritage" always we OA r Km, UK, .-v1 fg visited for a few minutes because RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH E. SCHIEDER, Ph D. I try. as Jimmy does, Pxiv.j V-.. 1-, |.,« a of not to miss the funeral one of the old neighbors National Director of Catholic Youth for the United States. CLINIC on Worren Street in the old t™., . - good days we spent at St. JANUARY 1959 21. ST. ANNE'S Joseph's. Labor and CLINIC Yes, did remember going down Warren, "Investigating Management" SPEECH DIRECTORS I over REV. DENNIS J. S.J. Norfolk Street, up the orchard (now COMEY, in FAIR peach Cabinet LAWN, N J S Aumr, \ P»i*slrrt|uil T ki P»fjui*ni, fnjuruncr Oxnfyin) Street) to side door Director of the Institute of Industrial the of St Joseph's to hear daily Relations, St. will register children and Cl CLnn J t. (Lau, Ha\dm Moss. thought it awful romantic to see the Joseph's College. with stutter I lights be adults afflicted CosKOtiT. V kt (\iiMniin, \ox>onai Stott > J Ran^ turned ing on in the windows os we passed by, the JANUARY 1959 ing, baby talk, nasality, lisp > Cbokhmu. Rtal titan 28, Mass was at 600 A M that meant P (iion Amurdmi we got up at ing, fast speech, low volume inn, LjuiwWi Lift Sorifh 5:15 to turn pn the draft in the furnace, the "Christ in the F Motir». T»uu Coruulldni cut Suburbs" high pitch, cleft palate and tM pork the boots and take off V loor. Mrmhm cHbps, pull on My Mom MRS. MARY REED NEWIAND other difficulties on ,\ufmi /|t>€. \ T So* A F nhangt was a great woman Warren Street was a am F Krill, P»rauWu|, F'an\ Rriunt Jnt great place to live Author of "The Year and Our Children" and "The Saints and that Lot Lf\t, Fcnitn at time St Joseph’s was the best MONDAY, 1* & parish m and Our Children." the Diocese. H ABIT l,or»f7t. pvtiuitnt. Ijtpreti JANUARY 12th, 1959 A Kioto* *, I’M 1959 K Mrioiiu, V FEBRUARY 4. J AUMi kf P*