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VATICAN CITY (NC) The Holy See has excom- terfcrcncc with Uic and municated rights all persons who connected with liberties of the were in any way Church, persons the of who violent expulsion two lay hands on prelates from Haiti by the govern- Bishops ment and the liability of of President Francois Duvalier. accomplices in offenses. Francois of Archbishop Poirier Port au Prince was The decree described the sanc- from expelled that Caribbean tion as "latac sentcntiac," which country on Nov. 24 and has re- The means that the guilty Advocate turned parties to his native France. He were excommunicated the has denied as by “absolutely false fact that mere they committed Qffidal Publication and utterly without foundation” of the Archdiocese of the acts without Newark. N. J., and Diocese of N. J. the necessity for Paterson, the Duvalier regime’s charge that a further specific Vol. No. 4 he pronouncement 10, THURSDAY, JANUARY gave money to 19, 1961 PRICE: TEN CENTS university of sentence. students striking against the gov- ernment. He said his expulsion IN NEW YOIIK, was Bishop Augus- part of a anti- Fear longstanding tin is staying at the Church headquarters Egypt the campaign. of Montfort Fathers. On his On Jan. the 10, regime ex- arrival at Idlewild, he issued a School pelled Auxiliary Bishop Remy Policy statement giving details of his of Port Augustin, S.M.M., au midnight arrest. Present A. R. and also CAIRO, U. (NC) who Prince, administered the Sec arrested that at time were Father Egyptian Catholics fear the ouster that following Archbishop’s Bellcc and Father Le Nir. the takeover of Bishop Augustin, the first Haitian Taken to government prison, he was held to be named a Jesuit Bishop, has gone there until 3 a school here is the p.ni. when he was to the U. S. of taken to a plane and his anew series of given passport and a duplicate 'measures against Catholic educa- IN NEW YORK, pass- Bishop Augus- port. The passports contained tion in the Egyptian of tin said he “NEITHER SNOW NOR RAIN”: looks province was asking for the Pope John courtesy visas, one for 30 days the United Arab Republic. protection of American the authori- in Argentina through rain-spattered window of his car en route and one for 30 Last year 20 Catholic schools ties. He added in statement to visit facilities a days in Venezuela. of the Sacred the Congregaton for in the Asyut area of Upper Egypt that he had not been mistreated When the plane arrived in Oriental Church to were closed the get a first-hand by government, during his 14 hours in Port au Bishop Augustin acquaintance with Puerto Rico at 6:30 p.m., its work, started the and the Minister of Prince’s Fort Dimanchc Bishop the Pontiff New with province's Francois Lc Augustin Year sim- prison Nir, secretary was taken to Education, El Ahmed Na- and said he did gen- Archbishop ilar visits to Saycd not know why all other congregations of the Roman eral of the archdiocese, and James P. Davis of San guib Hashem, said Catholic lie had been Juan, expelled. who Curia. Emile Callcc, editor of La made arrangements for the schools the U.A.R. In Buenos Haiti’s throughout Aires, am- Phalange. to They are returning to Bishop lly on to New York. may be obliged to accept Mos- bassador to Hubert Argentina, France. “1 ask the protection of the lem directors. Carre, claimed the Bishop was American The regime also closed down authorities as as Cardinals Named The Jesuit school here ousted for long was political, not reli-. La before 1 remain in the Phalange imposing a U. 5.,” the Bish- seized by the government follow- gious, reasons. The ambassador on all and censorship communica- op said, concluded his state- ing by teachers accused the charges ldty that Bishop of criticiz- ment tions to and from Haiti. The by saying “I do not know the there are “anti-nation- ing the government for priests repres- Haitian met for what reason I have been sive remaining Bishops ex- al," have tried to convert Ortho- measures against striking with Msgr. Giovanni pelled from School Ferro- my country.” dox students and have discrimin- students in an article in the lino, Apostolic Nuncio to Haiti, During his stopover in Puerto Rights ated against Moslem students. Catholic daily, La Phalange. He but declined Rico, the to comment on the Bishop said the police The Jesuit Fathers have since also charged that Bishop meeting. who had arrested him forced him Augustin brought suit in the Council of met with opponents News of the excommunication to dress and would of the Duvalier hurriedly not State Egypt’s high administra- regime while decree was officially suppressed even allow him to take his den- Concern tive court against the Minister travelling abroad. in but tal He Haiti, reached the country plate. was allowed to Since of Education, at whose order LAST RITES: An unidentified kneels in the November, Haitian stu- take Pope priest through foreign radio broadcasts. a few a little dents clothes, money their school was taken over. have been out on a protest tangled of auto and personal VATICAN CITY wreckage a head on crash near St. Paul, THE EXCOMMUNICATION some he (NC) Pope John XXIII voiced con- The school’s strike against the de- effects, teaching staff con- imprisonment said. Minn., last to a cern over restrictions on Catholic in giving rites dead while policeman trains by the cree, issued by the Sacred Con- schools parts of the sists of three Jesuits, a Coptic government of a student his on Seven teen- leader sistorial world as he addressed a secret to Rite priest and 20 Christian and flashlight the priest’s ritual book. accused of being a com- Congregation, specified consistory announce for- those who Moslem lay teachers. munist. When the strike were excommunicated of lost their lives in the crash. contin- Paterson mally the names four new cardinals. agers Aids ued after the Christmas-New as all “principals whatever their The new of Princes the Church are Cardinal Year kind and rank, Joseph holiday, the government de- necessary accom- Irish Ritter of St. Louis; Luis Cardinal manded lists of plices . . . those who induced the striking stu- Bishop Concha Cordoba of dents them to commit Bogota, Co- ily and the moral health of the to Prove so it could take punitive (violations of GALWAY, Ireland (NC)—Bish- lonibia; Jose Cardinal Quintero Hungarians measures their Canon Law) and those who in Michael Browne people, especially of youth.” Try against parents. op of re- Galway Caracas, and Giu- Martial law has any way contributed in such that of Venezuela, been declared. a ports Americans gave him Cardinal POPE way without seppe Ferrctto, Italian- JOHN said he wished to Bishop Augustin has said stu- that, their coopera- almost $300,000 toward the con- born member of the Vatican ad- address “A of dent opposition to the tion, the crimes might not have struction of cathedral prayerful message Freedom Exists government a for this to been ministrative staff. peace ... the whole on Religious is not committed.” diocese world supported by the Church. during his five-month the threshold of this Release from the excommuni- tour of the U. POPE JOHN new year. S. said that among THE HAITIAN VIENNA (NC) Red rulers are ex- “It is a matter for that Hungary’s intensify- the massive government-sponsor- government cation, the decree said, is re- areas he his other anxieties at the regret Among'thc specifically begin- their ed atheistic the im- pelled four priests all French- served to the the unanimous and worldwide ing campaign to convince the world that the Church propaganda, Holy See. mentioned as ning of 1961 arc the continued contributing to the born along with desire of all the nations even prisonment or confinement of Bishop Augus- The excommunication was fund was Paterson. persecution for. lives freely and prosperously in communist Catholics of the Church in that land. tin: Fathers peace docs Bishops, and the of Jean based on canons 2209 2 not succeed in con- at arrogation Bcttcmbourg, (parts 1, there, he said, donated many parts of the world, the Press officers Hungarian $ll,OOO. legations in free coun- superior of St. Martial and 3), quering the widespread fear episcopal authority by state-ap- College; 2334 (parts 1 and 2) and T#tal cost of the growth of materialistic ideas and constructing tries are spearheading the abroad. are Paul Vicar General and tensions which disagree- campaign They commissars. Bellcc, of 2343 (part 3) of the Code of cathedral is continued obstacles pointed estimated at mil- to peace. the Port-au-Prince $1.7 editorial offices with let- Some observers believe the Archdiocese; Canon which deal ments can carry forward to flooding Law, with in- lion. He said his hopes arc placed ters complaining bitterly aoout consequences of great serious- might denounce them to the se- has been in the coming ecumenical Hungarian regime coun- articles freedom ness impugning of re- cret police for anti-government to its ef- ... spurred propaganda cil, the he saw in his Also Social things re- ligion in Hungary. Advises Workers "We should, like to opinions. fort by rumors of negotiations cent series of visits to the of- however, The officers assert ihat hope—and We prayerfully ask press A Dr. Varkonyi, director of the between the communist gov- fices of the Holy See and the such articles arc based on false ernment this favor of God—that once the communist-controlled Catholic of Yugoslavia and benefits the four new Cardinals information and legitimate of misrepresenta- Action of makes a Catholic in that coun- will to the Church. aspirations peoples Hungary, point Bishops bring tion of the (Continued on Hungarian govern- of It is believed the Catholics Page 2) declaring that Catholics try. Hungar- Must His first enjoy Pope sorrow, the said, Says Pope ment’s generally of- the ian Reds fear that substan- policy. They right to a free press any Is the fact that “there are enor- publish fer what declare ihe they are in Hungary. In fact, the nation’s tial improvement in the mous diverse and territories,, facts. See Asks seven million Catholics arc not Church's position in Yugoslav- populous nations where, alas, Holy Mobilise Mission allowed a Catholic Jaily ia might have awkward rife single reper- persecutions arc and true IN BUDAPEST govern- Activity itself, cussions in Hungary. Vocation Drive newspaper (they have had cone freedom is violated.” ment officials have offered for- VATICAN CITY Anew call to mission since 1945), and have one The as far activity and nation said afterward that the He with apparent ref- VATICAN CITY (NC)—The Sa- only Hungarian Bishops, added, correspondents the opportu- an eign as are outline of new the Pontiff “visited weekly paper, Uj Ember (New they still at liberty, might duties facing social worker were every corner of erence to Ceylon and the cred Congregation of Seminaries of to Sudan, nity talking Hungarian certain Man), with a circulation of 50,000. be encouraged to make issued by John in talks and every room, from the cellar to that “there arc the burdensome and Universities has called for These Pope this priests. priests arc not no- messages week. the demands which would be fully roof, and greeted which check and sti- a for vocations In a read at a everyone restrictions special campaign torious collaborators with the Red THE COMMUNIST message mission departure ceremony on Catholics tiicrc. from the Cardinal Prefect Catholic Party, supported by (Cardi- fle flourishing scholastic estab- by Action organizations regime. are who for the other in Switzerland, the They priests hand, publishes a large Holy Father declared “Catholics must nal And world opinion, which cannot Agagianian) to the lishments which arc and 'all Catholic associations in- the have suffered janitor.” exclusively most part im- number of papers with a mobilize all their efforts and all daily be -'ven a the offices he visited devoted the education terested in vocations. entirely neglected by Among to and the prisonment for their loyalty to total circulation the means at of six million. thcir.dispcsal today employed. He added that it “also was that of totalitarian regime, might begin Fides, mission news moral and intellectual training of The Sacred Congregation is- the Sec. Holy There arc fewer than half a mil- in favor of missionary to turn its attention to the oppres- activity.” favors participation of everyone agency headed by Rev. G. Fred- the and which are a re- sued an ' instruction for such young, a The government is banking lion party members. sion of the Church in Addressing some 2.000 dele- in the human community, erick Hcinzmann, of Union sult of the toil and sweat of mis- campaign addressed Hungary. making M.M., particularly on the of these What Dr. his gates to the 10th International unwillingness Varkonyi and the (of its more to solidarity fa- City. sionaries over and the heads of na- risk its further many genera- Bishops priests to dis- agents avoid the Conference of Social Workers in vored mentioning arc members) with its less fa- After examining the Fides tions.” tional and diocos'ein associations without absolute pleasure ne- 635 convents and monasteries Billies for Hotels Rome, the Pontiff said social vored members more tangible.” photographic files, the In where the of of laymen the world. The know Pope places activity throughout cessity. priests that confiscated the communist workers now must turn their at- Social by REGENSBURG, service, lohn con- commented on the etiquette of the Church is not he It recommended Germany Pope impeded, especially the government scans government, the monks tention to those who foreign 10,000 (RNS) Tourists retiring to cannot con- tinued, ds part in and recalled that continued, there still serious such actions “really plans photography, arc as crusades of pray- for mention of and tend with publications any nuns made homeless, the their hotel in this the new conditions after Ids election rooms Bavar- serving society, allowing every- to the Papacy reasons for fear in the “propa- ers, programs which aim toward and that what is more than 3,000 Catholic about industrialization to lead he Hungary, pub- primary ian center will now find a brought by one a l.fc where often faced such a out New worthy barrage ganda carried on behalf of formation of the mind in lished in Toronto might regard land and schools that have and urbanization. all can their of flash bulbs secondary Testament on the bedside table discharge duties and that' “everyone materialistic doctrines, the to the and priesthood vocations, them in jail in Budapest. And been “nationalized,” the methodi- after local Catholic authorities satisfy their legitimate needs could sec me, but I could not of a selfish quest for and practical assistance to POPE spread voca- there is the chance tnat cal interference with in- in his comments with always religious made over JOHN, respect for val- sec anyone.” at- 1,000 especially spiritual and the insidious tional on pleasure organizations and seminar- the earnest to struction mission stressed the correspondent and the contempt heap- printed scriptures available for activity, ues.” Speaking at a general audience tacks on the sanctity of the fam- ies. whom they talk Is a plant who cd it need for Bishops to the upon in official publications, in all hotel bedrooms. keep laity later, the Pontiff said his visits placement informed of the and DURING TnE week John requirements Pope filled him with satisfaction and progress of the missions. continued his scries of calls on inspiration. He spoke of the visits "Catholics of our should Vatican day offices, visiting the Sa- by way of apologizing for being learn about present condi- cred Congregation for Proves day the Propa- late for the audience, and said Smut tions Convictions in mission the gation of the Faith. Possible countries”, One of the that their work is a reminder said. Pope "Sermons, lectures attached to the that priests congre- “the Pope is not alone.” and different By Joe Thomas To date, these arc the results: 41 the exhibits, press, “average, person applying contem- Vincent Testa of Newark, arrested radio and television must make NEWARK While law enforcement arrests have been made, 34 indictments standards." porary community in 1959, a October, given suspended their contribution officials elsewhere to be reluc- have been six others are toward this appear obtained, on Magnusson, too, has been careful to sentence and placed probation, after to smut grand 10 goal . . . tant take legal action against awaiting jury action and per- obtain not evidence that would show that pleading guilty on an obscene ma- sons “Knowledge of the that situation does not have been two as a re- universal peddlers, prevail convicted, the arrested dealers were terial in Newark aware of the charge Magistrate's proportions Essex where Sheriff Nell G. sult of jury trials. In one case did of the problems en- 'in County only contents of the literature and films Court. being countered office has into the the grand refuse to return an in- by the Church in Duffy’s stepped jury offered for sale. And is, up to now, the dictment. ALEXANDER KAPLAN of Our opinion, also a most breach. courts have held that Maple appro- the wording of the priate means of the New wood, arrested in October, 1959, con- preparing law prior DUFFY’S OFFICE moved into the THIS IS AN effective Jersey implies knowledge faithful for answer to victed of an obscene material charge the ecumen- on by coming the part of the dealer. one obscenity field in 1959 after warnings those critics two However, ical who maintain that re- a jury after a not guilty plea, and fined council.” dealer has appealed on this to newsdealers that crackdown cent U. S. Court decisions just a police Supreme $l,OOO. y ground and the State Court imminent failed to stop the sale made it Supreme SPEAKING TO social was almost impossible to initiate Louis C. North of arrested workers, has not yet had a chance Irvington, literature. to rule on the the of obscene successful prosecutions. in 1959, fined $l,OOO Pope noted that “new indus- question. October, and given The sheriff acted when it became ob- In the 1957 Roth the Su- trial communities arc decision; a year’s suspended sentence on an ob- developing Magnusson’s vious that other enforcement preme Court held that to obtain an ob- investigation started scene while increased mechanization is agencies film charge after a no-defense tackle the with the "surface" material, that were unable or to scenity conviction it would be neces- which great in the unwilling pica. (Asa result of this case, the FBI causing changes is readily available That there was a job to he done sary to that the and openly dis- ways of and in job. prove average person cracked a Lodi distribution center in living working played bad been home the on newsstands. But as it the rural brought by grand applying contemporary community pro- which another was entered). world, where until now gressed it led guilty plea in June of 1959. Asa result of standards to undercover operations have remained jury would find that the dominant Sidney Mitllcman of Linden, arrest- they traditional.” to evidence examined the jury, it is- theme of the material whole pandering degenerates, sadists and “It is sometimes difficult by as a ap- ed in October, 1959, given a $5OO fine for sex clubs. out at the Mail order and man to sued a presentment lashing peals to the prurient person. photographic and a after a no- contend with these new of the year’s probation sale of indecent material and promis- In last operations vilest possible kind conditions of existence year’s Smith in- defense to an obscene film by decision, have plea charge. those been exposed. ing to return indictments against volving the reversal of a conviction of a means of his own resources,’’ statutes. Los he violating anti-obscenity Angeles newsdealer, the court held GEORGE K. Bodies of Newark, ar- "However small the HERE THE said., IS record of convictions that the prosecution must that the rested in January, 1960, on obscene trials he encounters in his work prove obtained an DESPITE THE no by the presentment, defendant of the Duffy-Magnusson-Byrne literature and and was aware obscenity charge fined, given a family life, he runs the to the until tea m: cases were presented jury of the court articles. The also said that year’s suspended sentence and a year risk ol suffering consequent Duffy's office acted after conferences Herman I’aysingcr of Newark, anti-obscenity legislation must given on probation after a no-defense harm if the community docs specifi- 90 after plea. with postal officials and Congressional days pleading guilty on an ob- cally require such knowledge. Wallace Katz of arrested in not extend to that time scene Newark, brotherly help bodies who at were investigat- pictures charge following his ar- 1960, in an into a him. in May, investigation sex the smut problem.' DUFFY’S OFFICE, with the assist- rest August, 1959. - STREET-CORNER ing due for this "It is APOSTOLATE: William club, sentencing here . . . that your ir- Flaherty The initial the of Prosecutor Brendan T. Ernest Bach of coming of investigations by ance Byrne, Caldwell, given a Jan. East out 35 after a no-defense plea.- replaceable duty lies. Social Orange passes literature announcing the sheriff’s office revealed that undercover has taken pains to meet these tests. That sentence and fined $5O suspended after Frank Russo of New noon-time arrested service action can in fact information class were York, sup- to be at dealings in pornographic material is one reason most of those arrested pleading guilty on an obscene film conducted Seton in May, 1960, in given a year jail on plement inadequate personal re- Hall University so complex that enforcement of state have been charged under state ordi- charge following arrest in 1959. College, Newark, by the August, charges of a mail order Confraternity operating ob- sources and help those who need of Christian laws couldn’t be handled on a part-time nances rather than local laws. Thus, un- Paul Kronicz of Doctrine. The 25-minute classes NcwarK, arrested in scenity business in Newark. Convicted it.” arc being basis. It was then that Duffy assigned less a or no-defense is en- October, fined held guilty plea 1959, and placed on proba- a after every Tuesday and at by jury a not guilty plea, he The Pope stressed the role of Thursday 12:10 p.m. Flaher- Detective Arthur .Magnusson to handle tered, the cases a jury where tion after go tjcforc pleading guilty to an obscene faces action on similar and other charges in New social service in ty K. of C. members blanketed nothing but the prosecution the opinion of film helping children, the down- obscenity investigations. can get charge. York and Jersey City after his release, the aged, the ai.ri the Newark to poor un- town area help publicize the project. 2 T H E A D V O C A T E January 19, 1961 Certify Cure Places in the News At Lourdes LOURDES, France (RNS) The Catholic Party in Indonesia The Medical Bureau at mon council of West Allis, Wis., has voted to back President Su- the of has voted to continue to shrine Our Lady of karno’s provide policies. labor to and equipment help pave Lourdes will to Some forward 55,000 people in Germany church school playgrounds and Catholic ecclesiastical are now cared ,au- for in the 1,500 lots. parking lliorities institutions for only one of the 47 cases the aged conduct- The superintendent of archdioc- ed by Catholic Charities. of alleged miracles examined esan schools in Baltimore, Md., here Bible reading and “non-sectari- during 1960. has announced a five-year plan It is the case of a Sicilian an prayer” will continue in the to “develop an extremely mod- who was cured of tuber- schools in Ohio, woman public Greenhills, ern curriculum” in the elemen- despite the efforts culosis of the pelvis and the legs of a small tary schools. in 1938 after three group of parents have at ttiis to them An award of $30,100 has been days famed Marian shrine. banned, the board of education An interna- made to the University of Dayton announced. tional team of doctors who ex- by the National Science Founda- amined the woman and her The Catholic Bulletin, publica- ease tion for a three-year research that her cure was tion of the St. Paul (Minn.) history agreed program on the structural prop- medically without explanation. Archdiocese, is observing its 50lh erties of liquids. anniversary. Since that time, the woman has Archbishop John Ammissah of submitted to medical ex- About 1,000 of the regular couples Coast has supported Cath- Cape but aminations, no trace of any Chicago Archdiocese, all more olic parents in Ghana who oppose than illness has since been found. ARRIVES IN ROME: E. 70 years old and all married Cardinal-elect Joseph Ritter a government plan to send stu- On the strength of the medical 50 years or more, renewed tneir dents to universities of St. Louis, (left) to Rome in comnu- is welcomed by Archbishop report, it is expected that the marriage vows in J. special cere- ist nations. Martin O’Connor (right), rector of the North Amer- monies in cure will be recognized the the cathedral. The triennial by meeting of the ican College. Ritter was Church as a true miracle in the Archbishop elevated to the Priests in Laos Conference are secretly of the Life of Total near future. College of Cardinals at the Vatican John pursuing mission work in Red- Dedication by Pope in the World, a group held on Jan. center areas of the strife-torn CHURCH WITHIN A CHURCH: Parishioners at St. XXIII 16. At is Cardinale coun- of secular institutes and societies, Andrew's Msgr. IginO try. tend Mass in a of will be held Jan. 28-30 at Cath- temporary edifice while the steel Tibet Missioners the Vatican Secretariat of State. framework of their new church The number of children the around it. ,in olic University, Washington, I».C. goes up When the floor of the permanent structure was laid several released time for reli- program L’Osservatore Romano has en- years a All in Red Jails ago, temporary wooden church was erected on ftious instruction top of it so that construction School in New dorsed a proposal to curb lurid could without GENEVA, (NC) One of Rights... Vork to in proceed City dropped 106,135 by televi- interrupting services. presentations movies, Switzerland’s famed mountaineer- 1960, a decrease of 5,677 from for liberty and independence have sion and press in Italy. \vhiph administer Church affairs. ing monks who has been im- the previous year. been satisfied, the richer will aid Large-scale production of con- Chinese communists The visits, he said, gave him ‘ A pre-seminary high school prisoned by the the stronger will has been poorer, support “direct traceptive pills started Vatican in Tibet has written that all the a and comprehensive be opened in Documents the weaker, the more advanced Pittsburgh next in Poland under the view auspices of monks of the Tibetan mission of the collaboration - reach joyous year under the Jesuits of the Polish Planned Clarify out a helping hand to the Parenthood So- which has been to Us by now are in jails. given Province. edmmunist less and, in Maryland It will be ciety. developed the end, “All Christian churches here a large group of known that experienced . as the Bishop’s Latin all will feel themselves The Bishops of the Netherlands, Moral clerics, together with a number , are being looted by the com- School and marks the first Rearmament View brothers, for all are sons of stage in a joint the of in the pastoral letter, urged munists, all religious books laymen, discharging ' in a for the same loving Father, who is in program training of the faithful of Holland business the govern- to con- NCIUC News Service burned,” he said in a letter re- affecting for . kind heaven.” priests the diocese. tribute the of public confession of re- to success of the Sec- The ceived at headquarters of the ment of the Church.” protests from Catholic attitude toward the Moral ligious Despite several ond Vatican Council Rearmament experiences and past SPEAKING OF his by “prayer Canons Regular of St. Augustine hopes for The Pope expressed his sorrow citizens and the the Movement has been sins. POAU, cofn- and reflection.” emphatically clarified in the ecumenical important in Martigny. council. Pope at the death of four cardinals A Church documents In recent bill allowing communities released in months Bishops in John said: "Christ’s Church recent to recently various parts of "Nevertheless our Christians looks who died in months and- various parts of the their parochial school world have still forward to results transport the world. secretly to pray when- truly copious then spoke of the new Cardinals. released definitive gather students has been filed a judgment on from this which with the The documents make it ever an opportunity for such cata- event, aims to amply clear that priests and the Maine A movement made the Con- be service to legislature. similar by comb-like activities is offered. a truth, an act of “IN THIS NEW creation religious are forbidden to parti- of' measure gregation of the Aug was defeated Holy Office, There are and an narrowly in hardly any defectors, charity example of Cardinals,” he said, “We have cipate Moral Rearmament ‘‘The movement 8, 1951. last Is so tainted year. but the outlook is grim. We mis- peace.” followed the not of meetings without special permis- to principle only with with Sent Bishops llMWfl IBM Bills aimed at the indifferentism, i.e., throughout the sioners do not know preventing sion of the See and what is going The Pope said he had also been conferring due reward on those Holy that the the error that one world for their sale of literature to religion is as guidance, the doc- to to INN fill! smutty min- Catholic happen us. Should we be greatly encouraged by what he selected dignitaries who have laity is discouraged from ument ors have been introduced good as another, that no Catho- reads: in the deported to China, we may had seen during his visits to proved but also taking an active part in the never the outstanding . . . ILL-UPHfSE Ohio lic may take any active and Maryland legislatures. part be heard from to movement. ‘THE again.” Vatican congregations and offices of giving the Sacred «> sum therein or SACRED Priests and ministers formally cooperate Congregation of all as far as is a resem-' therewith.” of the Office has possible, faiths in Holy been asked Lafayette, La., have THE DOCUMENTS blance the Church itself, ap- issued by whether it is to which This was repeated in that the pealed their for the warning fitting fronj pulpits Sacred of the to all and Congregation the clergy and members of belongs peoples em-; funds to help Cuban 19-1 G by hierarchy of England religious EUROPE students Holy Office the Vatican Passionist Named braces all with the same communities body and Wales. should take part in loving studying at Southwestern Louisi- entrusted with care." safeguarding Cath- the reunions Other cautions on the and of ana University. olic faith move- meetings and morals reinforce Moral He mentioned in ment were issued Rearmament. particular Sermons on the evils of by Cardinal sterili- the condemnation of the Moral of "Their Eminences, the his happiness for the people of zation will be Frings Cologne in 1950; by the Cardi '685 preached in Rearmament movement Philippine Bishop every made nals and the which was given church by late Cardinal Ildefonso Schus- priests of this Sa Venezuela, of the Richmond (Va.) numerous Catholic prelates dat- cred the ter of Milan in Congregation, in a UNION CITY Rev. first Cardinal In its his- Diocese on Jan. 22 .n the 1952; Cardinal plenary Very Quentin dwell, C.P., a wake ing back to 1938, when the late Van session on 8, 1951, of tory. of public Roey of Malines on behalf of Aug. attentive- native Brooklyn and hearings on proposed Cardinal Arthur superior of the Passionist Fathers mu)race. Hamtitle, lfinsley of West- ly examined the sterilization the Belgian hierarchy in proposed ques- in He then named the new Car- LJLTJL Mr LinnLines - laws. 1952, and the minster, forbade Philippines, has been named Vicar Apostolic of Mar- England, Catho- tion and decided 30 SEVERAL DEPARTURES this year the hierarchies of the to issue the fol- dinals. The other Cardinals lics to take an active part in the directives: bel, Mindanao, Philippine- Islands, according to word re- Philippines and lowing present at the voted Sped**** Wto-s-~ ST. JOHN the Ceylon. consistory evangelist is movement. The Cardinal • "1. ceived Rev. con- It is not for here by Very Canisius Hazlett, their assent. honored as fitting cither C.P., Provin- fIBST a martyr even though demned the MRA in these THE CLASS words: MORAL Rearmament diocesan or cial of the Passionist he religious and Fathers. was preserved priests, miraculously movement, also known much less as the Ox- for nuns, to Father dwell will be from death in burning oil. participate conse- ford Group movement, and in the Seo nil of Europe at.a as meetings of Moral Re- crated in Marbel as Titular Bish- INDIA Job Layoffs Soon Buchmanism, was launched mamcnt. of Tabraca, youcan noto afforf, R.E.S. League Rei’d. by op Africa. The date price under act 18D0 Relations Hr. Frank • Religious begs At a Lutheran "2. If has includes steamer Hirint American Catholics for donation! ‘Last Resort’ Buchman, exceptional circum- not been announced. build for schools orphans. At least minister, in 1909 at Princeton. stances should -dasß roundtrip orair make such partic- *10.000 needed. AIX-EN-PROVENCE. France Prayers, masses, honor- It not to be hotels ary titles, and professes a now re- ipation opportune, the permission practically aft a million thanks will be (NC) Charles offered Archbishop de Noted for donors but who are solicited la ligion aspires to reform the o! the Sacred Improvement of the address of Aix has declared Congregation checks, notes, postal orders, Provenchercs world etc. and penniesto through the propagation of Office must be tips, even "Rural Educational in the face of industrial Holy requested be and Social down- BALTIMORE In a at a League Fund." what are called the “four abso- forehand. speech good will luncheon' turns This-permission will be * fW R.E.S. League in the south of Fiance that lutes;” absolute granted here, Cardinal for e( Pasuvanthanal honesty, absolute to learned and Cushing appealed racial and 50% HUM) P.O., shutdowns and only ex- religious Tinnevelly Dist., India job layoifs should absolute * 6U» purity, unselfishness and perienced priests. tolerance. be “last resort.” industry's absolute love. • "3. Finally it is not “In fitting Giving his opinion that relations between * CMtcniil p*m an economy of man- To religious \Vorthy achieve their goal of ‘‘re- that the faithful BENEFIT should accept DANCE kind, the interests of the workers groups improved as a result of the recent making the world,” the posts of presidential cam- MRA responsibility in Moral have over those • . Sponsored by priority of the Cardinal said: reclining Hill . . . . capi- followers lean on what paign, “If the heavily Rearmament, and especially not tal,” he said in a letter to THE ASSOCIATED the they consider the extremists on all sides will be a LIONS CLUBS ‘‘ever-present fitting that they join the so-called "never could have managed to head of Catholic Action in his little guidance” of the more moderate, a litlc Holy Spirit 'policy team’.’’ put out the many little' fires of OF ELIZABETH Archdiocese. OUR SERVICES ARE FRES and on “team more charitable and a little more sharing” —a This prejudices which bitter Wed. three-point admonition has informed the history, eve., Feb. 1961 in future the 8, been repeated pic- half-read farts, misunderstand- i- number of times from Insured to ture will continue to improve.” 8 until ? Savings $lO,OOO the ings and human weakness Earn 4% by Holy Office as its advice cre- ILK'S AUDITORIUM HOME MORTGAGE was ated during the last months.” LOANS sought anew on the subject CARDINAL CUSHING 12 (Union Avcnuo Entrance) ex of Moral Rearmament. At the same time the Cardinal S Banda Plua Many Calabritlaa ALEXANDER HAMILTON pressed his thanks to Jewish and SAVINGS One of the most nominated Vice President Rich- recently pub- Protestant leaders who spoke out ahd LOAN ASS'N lished repetitions of this ard M. Nixon as "Good Will Man "Be Thankful You Can See" caution in defense of Catholics in reply 1 COLT is a STRUT SH 2-6815 letter from Cardinal Pizzar- to of the Year.” for his refusal to. PATIISON, N. J. some of the attacks made on the 1886" issues 'Serving Public Since TICKET, »0c plus 31c donation do, Secretary of the Sacred Con- Catholicism exploit that would have during the election- gregation tended divide of the Holy Office, to eering. to the American; Archbishop Giovanni “Catholics Panico, alone,” he said, people. Apostolic to Father Delegate Canada. Olwell While acknowledging that in PERSONNEL the sphere of religious under- CARDINAL Pizzardo prefaced Father dwell led the first Priest, Students standing some progress has been A the service reminder with catering rendered three-point band of Passionist missionaries made, he declared that still these we remarks: to Jailed in Sudan have by a well-trained, the Philippines from Union “a long, long way to go." efficient “Because of the intensification City in 1958. Besides However, he said, there are staff is January, BEIRUT, Lebanon maqy your assurance of a throughout the world (NC)—Rev. of the ac- other areas “where serving as superior he is pastor Paolino equal citizens tivities of Moral Dogale, a Sudanese satisfactory far result. Rearmament of the Catholic church in the are from and where city priest, was sentenced to 12 equal and considering the years frequent re- of Marbel. in last prejudice and bitterness exist in prison month in Wau, ac- quests for instruction which have abundance." He called on all cit- An old China hand, Father 01- cording to reports from Khar- been made on the subject to the izens to work to w'ell spent 32 mis- toum received here. eliminate such See, I believe years as a Holy it opportune injustices. sionary in China. He was Vicar The a former to recall to Your Excellency what priest, member General of the Diocese had been of Yuan- of found communicated to the Parliament, was guilty ling, until apostolic Hunan, he was ex- of making copies of a circular delegation in 1951. Ask Aid For Chile "The pelled from China in 1951 the written Sacred is by allegedly by Christian ' 3 Congregation COLOGNE (NC) The Bish- astonished Communist government. lie to see Catholics and secondary schoolboys protesting ops of Germany have asked Cath- served as pastor of St. Gabriel's against even priests seek certain moral government’s substituting olics to contribute funds for Boston, after of the Moslem and social however Monastery Church, Friday, objectives, holy day, devastated last his forced return to the United for the official Chile, year by praiseworthy In Sunday as they may be, weekly and tidal the bosom States. earthquakes waves. of a movement holiday. which Born in 1898, Father dwell possesses neither the pa- be- The four schoolboys tried- with A MASTER of novices is one trimony of doctrine came a Passionist in 1916 and the - - ...... C. or of were sen- who priest reportedly trains novices of a was religious spiritual life, nor the ordained in 1923. • tenced to 10 la tha place to hava your car ox- super- years each. society. • natural means aorvlcod of grace MOTOR TUNE-UP portly by factory trained which the • Catholic Church has. COMPLETE technician! at bio tavlnoi to youl Q/iarm& "It is even LUBRICATION more astonishing to see certain • ADJUST STEERING CATERING SERVICE people have an ex- aggerated enthusiasm which in the Ptrtontl Jirtetion o/ ap- H»im L Hoik "M*»ir" . Week’s and BRAKES Ja, "Don" People 'News parently makes them believe that • 95 WEST NEW SAFETY CHECK ORANGB, JERSEY M3OO the and REdwooJ methods means develop- • 14 COOLING ed Moral SYSTEM by are Rearmament Dominic Rev. Theodore M. chock Auxiliary Bishop IniUli antl-froeio, more efficacious in this Hcsburgh, Athens, Greece, as consccrator. and move- tharmottat. Ekandcm of Calabar, Nigeria, of Notre ment C.S.C., president Dome If than in the Catholic Oil, antl-fraaia, parti, noadad Church to born in a harem a tribal Chief, was elected Causes extra. itself. University, president "The danger of syncretism ... 95 has been named an Officer of of the Association of American The “******l -lb4 (compromise of religious Sacred Congregation of FINEST princi- the British Empire in Queen Colleges at its annual meeting in Rites has discussed PAINT and BODY SHOP ples) and of indiffer- miracles at- religious Elizabeth’s traditional New Colo. Denver, tributed to the SPEEDY and EFFICIENT needs ence, of which have intercession of warnings Year’s honors list. J. Neal, who TRUCK SERVICE been Henry died Dec. Blessed Antonio EVERYBODY given on Moral Rearma- Maria Pucci, an tV Bishop John J. of Pitts- 31, left the ment, Wright major portion of his Italian Servitc r:,^ CHECKING can no longer be ignored.” priest who died v burgh has been named "Man of $250,000 estate the to Diocese of in 1882. the Year in by the Religion" and its -JET Port* account Bridgeport, Conn., Society Delivery Service for Pittsburgh Junior Chamber of Garage* Toledo for the of the Faith Died Bishop Bans Propagation . Commerce. Ga* Station* and bills the office to be used to help educate Daniel E. Body Shoptl pay Doran, 67, of Los Inter-Faith Talks Queen Elizabeth will visit cco small monthly students for the Checking a priesthood. Angeles, an original member C a “,?p CK°plus of 15 to only i°« No charge for TOLEDO, Ohio (RNS) - Bish- Beaumont College May help Kev. Pay >V. Patrick Donnelly, S J., the N.C.W.C. News Budget your tho A. C. check the Jesuit institution Service and repair* wayl account on every op George J. Rehring of Toledo nark its prjnted president of Loyola of founder of the Catholic "jainteMYourra All 12 University Film and deposits. serve you. has written to diocesan 100th anniversary. Pto priests . the South, has been elected to Radio Guild. them Cardinal Tisserant, dean forbidding to attend small of the the executive committee of the Benedict Elder of discussion College of has Louisville group meetings in the Cardinals, been Funds Independent College of 78, former editor of The area Record’, l. with Protestant ministers. nominated for membership in the A Ambrotino, Preiident America. Louisville archdiocesan He cited a provision of Canon French a group of -10 newspa- Academy, Auxiliary Bishop Clelus F. The Law per, president of the . which forbids eminent scholars to Catholic 1 of dedicated the O'Donnell of 3085 HUDSON BLVD. meetings Chicago has been Press priests Association, and with of other of the French lan- 1930-32, clergymen preservation named Vicar General of the arch- general counsel for the JERSEY CITY Ih'ust faiths for the of CPA ©ompany purpose discuss- guage. diocese. 1932-43. ing doctrinal matters without Vice-Admiral Hyman G. Kick- 4 Blocks North of Rev. Dominic Journal squaro A. prior of the will receive the approval Ordinary over "ighth an- . Albertelll, of New Itishops . . Sarvica intranet on 48, Sklllman Ava. Jersey of the Sec. The 0.5.J., California communication nual Patriotism Award from the Msgr. John Perris provincial w was'eonse- ot the Oblatcs to the of St. priests stems from several of Notre Dame senior Joseph as Jersey City • Hoboken University crated as ByzantintF Rite • Weahawken Arch- the result of here injuries suffered, • meetings attended Cath- in Union City Watt New York • Sacaucua by class a' Washington Birthday ex- of bishop Naxos, Andros, Tinns an automobile Member olic and accident en route Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation priests Protestant min ercises on Feb. 22 in the Univer- and Mykonos on Jan. 12, with to Santa isters. Cruz to inspect sity Drill Hall. the com- Archbishop Benedict Printers of munity's new seminary. Sees Seizure of Schools in Ceylon January 19, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 3 A Protest, Not Religious Persecution Help Yourselves, CLEVELAND (NC) Rev. privileges not the aries need enjoyed by saw little to learn He said the Catholic Church, Albert S.J., native of natives. The Africans Told Silva, Cey- priests were edu- the native tongue. About 40 since Are per Ceylon has lon who is back independence, heading home cated men and from western cent of the could been people speak facing up to its task. Most after 30 months here, called- the countries. LEOPOLDVILLE, The at the They were respected It was the official have Congo (NC) Speakers English. missionaries learned, or Ceylonese school by the government’s British rulers. They had government and was are second Pan-African seminar Romana language learning, to speak the na- of Pax have urged Af- grab more a protest against an influence with officials which understood by all educated tive language fluently; Church ricans to stop holding out their palms and start rolling what it believes is the last even educated natives did classes. up not art and architecture are being their sleeves. remnants of colonialism, rather have. missionaries Although also was the lan- given anoriental than “English interpretation. religious persecution. used that influence for the Alphonse Sita, secretary of the Congolese peo- guage of instruction in the- But, he added: general At the he feels same time, ple, many Ceylonese to Ministry of Social and began schools. Only five hours a week “That Affairs, of should have been start- that good may still come the suspect them for Rev. Gabriel Turin, 0.P., who being too was to study of the two has bodes ill for the future, given ed 50 or 60 In tendency situation. While in tfie midst of years ago. a been closely identified with the rep- working for the spread of aid is major tongues Singhalese country where 10% of the nine foreign acceptable only and for resentatives of just social teaching studying England. and Tamil.” and economic princi- in the that a million is measure people master’s in mathe- population Catholic, a degree Father Silva also said ples in Dakar, had sub- that we should Senegal, show themselves capable of using not be as matics at John Carroll Univer- regarded, all churches were of WITH THE END of British stantially the same message for it for real needs.” western a foreign Church.” their sity Father Silva has 12 the here, architecture; statues and paint- rule years Ceylon like seminar. ago, Father a Frenchman been recalled by his superior Turin, ings of Our Lord, the Blessed most newly independent na- HOWEVER, Father Silva be- Students and intellectuals from and a former worker-priest, to teach in one of the six Mother and made a break with its lieves much a dozen saints, were of tions, good will come African nations and sev- warned Jesuit schools still not confis- against oversimplvfy- western and most mis- colonial past. from the government’s school eral at design, European nations met the ing the reasons for Africa’s cated by the Ceylon govern- sionaries did not He bother to learn Singhalese, spoken by about grab. said: 17-day seminar, held at Lovan- backwardness. ment. the native language. 65% of the became “For ium University here. Pax people, the the first time, Hindus, “Colonialism docs no* explain IN AN INTERVIEW before official in- mana is a world-wide language. English Protestants, and many Bud- organiza- he* said. THE everything,” “Abyssinia said RESULT, he said, was structions tion of Catholic leaving, Father Silva in schools was lim- dhists are united with Catholics scholars. had never been colonized before that the Buddhist majority is mistrusted be- ited to five hours week. in Christianity by a opposition to the national 1935, and it was not to developed. look upon as SITA many He gan Christianity school SAID: “The present sit- Ceylonese. explained “So the government’s confis- policy. Portugal is a colonial power and a part of colonialism and im- uation is that the Catholic Church, as cation scarcely encouraging, of schools was not reli- “When the majority of people it is still underdeveloped.” perialism; as which for our too well as Protestant did something country has much groups, gious persecution,” Father Sil- and the administration realize He said that Christian chari- belonged to Western faith not to the conditions and culture; va that it will be able to de- adapt asserted. “It was more an Catholics arc not SEA-GOING CHAPEL: aft of ty demands that advanced na- something left Just the bridge on the something which was foreign to pend on aid from abroad. This culture of the country. expression of over tions feeling against the from that we give underdeveloped nations them. He added: colonialism; Italian supertanker Mare Nostrum is a door He said that under British marked British, against colonialism, are loyal Ceylonese; the school the ability to create their own British “Capella.” Behind the door is a Catholic rule, missionaries had many “During rule mission-’ against the tiny chapel « * mr - - West.” situation will change.” Civil War Dead 'wealth. of consisting an altar, six pews, and a sacristy that

doubles as a confessional. At of call ports a priest Requiem Held comes aboard, offers Mass and hears confession. At School CHARLESTON, S.C. (NC) A Situation sea, the chapel open and is for visits meditation. lovely Pontifical Requiem Mass for the Above, a visitor the while was stops by chapel the ship Civil War dead was offered here Qmts berthed at South Portland, 'Me.' Worsens in in commemoration of the centen- Wm Ceylon ary of this nation’s ep>c strug- In gle. bride mm COLOMBO, Ceylon (NC) The plight of Catholic Paterson Bishop Paul J. Hallinan of schools btidesrnflld in Ceylon, faced with government seizure, is worse- Charleston offered the Mass. ',Ush \ rnatW 1/ke Members of the of bride #1 ning. cadet corps of Cham* it The Citadel • * Polio military college Free Alterations \i Only 70 of 704 vernacular Catholic schools—whose Shots Needed • served as color to been taken guard, buglers management was supposed have over the by and guard of honor for the cata- government on Dec. I—are now For falque. During the war cadets si*i in operation. Parents of the School Entrance o&fip stu- without compensation. The Bish from The Citadel played a signifi- dents arc still have 236 HARRISON AVE., HARRISON occupying many ops protested the proposed cant part in the service of the Catholic schools of Mw mofnlihl 'UI 9 HI 3-5904 to prevent sei- law, terming it “drastic legisla- PATERSON Since local Boards Health require Confederacy. zure. tion which is without innoculation parallel in against poliomyelitis as a pre-requisite for ad- any democratic country.” mission to the Office of the MEANWHILE, the government school, Superintendent of IT'S COMING IT'S COMING IT'S COMING At the same time the has announced to Bishops . Schools, of to plans summon Diocese Paterson, reminds parents planning DON'T MISS IT reiterated their Parliament “willingness to to enact a law to register children in the Catholic schools of the lAFFS DANCING SINGING EXTRAVAGANZA arrive at a fair and just settle- Diocese, take over ownership of all schools that they must now the men of this vexed question.” begin "HOT OFF THE PRESS" necessary series of innoculations children who A Gala Mutical Revue in 32 Scenes Despite this, a government are about to en- if they have not already been ter school and who have Featuring Paulists Launch spokesman told a conference com- A SINGING AND DANCING CAST ot Buddhist leaders that Cath- given. pleted the basic series of three OF 200 STAGED & DIRECTED BY JOSEPH HAYES New at one olic demands .would not be con- Starting the scries at this doses least year previ- Magazine FRI. & JAN 28 sidered until after the time is if the it is further recommend- SAT., 20, 21, 27, NEW YORK legisla- necessary proper- ously, (RNS) The - DONATION $1.25 - tion on school seizure had been innoculations are to be ed that a fourth or booster shot Paulist Fathers have pub- ly spaced begun ESSEX CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM enacted. completed before the opening of be given, the office said. lication of anew magazine deal- school next the When the three Pr«t«nUd by ing specifically with their activi- Meanwhile, two Catholic lay September, of- properly spaced leaders fice’s statement said. innoculations are given to Our Queen of ties, Rev. William A. Michel), have been negotiating per- Lady Angels Parish sons with in susceptible age C.S.P., Superior General, an- government officials to try groups, Call MArket 4-7048 for Tickets to THE FULL scries the Salk vaccine is at least reach a to immunizing 90% nounced here. solution the school "YOU'LL KICK YOURSELF IF YOU MISS THIS ONE" consists of, and is Father crisis. Catholic school not cfioctivc in Michcll said the new authorities complete preventing paralytic have without, three given as to a brochure magazine is entitled Paulist Fa- announced that the thous- injections polio. According follows: An initial a issued by the National thers News and will be devoted ands of children who are pupils injection, Founda- second to EVERYONE'S FRIENDLY to in the schools which injection four six tion, since May, 1955, when safe- "articles, features, and pic- have re- mained weeks after the first, a third in- ty was perfected, the Salk AT THE tures of the activities of our closed would not be made testing jection to suffer since seven months after the vaccine has been administered to community as we labor for the plans were being second. 80 made provide them more than million with RAPHAEL CLUB DANCES progress of the Catholic people to with reg- persons ular In the Instance of pre-school a perfect safety record. in faith and and the schooling. However, a for Catholics piety ... gov- single 26-yrs. and over non-Catholic apostolate.” ernment spokesman warned that Old - Editor Catholics who Plantation Inn Teaneck Rd. Teaneck of the new magazine is opened new private f the Rev. schools for these students James F. Finley, C.S.P., would Friday, January 20 9 until 1:30 A.M. be penalized. Vicar General of the Paulist Fa- THERE’S Orchestra Members Non-Members thers and director of the com- MORE $l.OO $1.50 munity’s communications DEVIL TAKES OVER: A Ceylonese impression of the depart- Seton Far Information On Momborthip Writ#: ment. English Class TO A devil stands in Catholic school in Post Office Box courtyard protest The Paulist Fathers also 397, Ridgefield, N. J. pub- For v of government to take over the Foreign Horn attempt school. The lish the Catholic World, Informa* WjIAMOND Ceylon government has been trying to nationalize all lion, and Guide. The Catholic NEWARK Anew non-credit founded course in English schools to provide what it calls “a unified system of World, in 1865, is the old- introductory for the THAN THE est U.S. Catholic monthly. foreign born will be offered education.” But move the has brought strong resistance at Seton Hall .Father Finley, the new editor, University College from Catholics. The of the devil is to show that picture is a native of Jersey City. He here during the Spring semester AzzLe which 6. £) the devil is taking over the school. attended St. John’s School and begins Ecb. SPEECH St. Peter’s there and Sc- The Prep program will include vo- ion Hall He is the Fordham Plans University. cabulary building, proper pronun- author of "James Gillis, Paulist,” ciation and idiomatic English. ST. ANNE’S a biography of the late Paulist will % Registration commence dur- Lecture Series and is former author-columnist, ing the week of Jan. 30 and the radio-TV editor of the Catholic course will be on Tues- NEW YORK (RNS) A series presented World. day evenings. m SPEECH CORRECTION of 10 weekly lectures by noted Catholic thinkers on the general dividends per theme “Roadblocks to the Under- compounded annum Its Attend CENTER standing of Catholicism” will be- Pupils Mass, t qwrttrly gin at Fordham University Jan. True, the 30. finest diamonds the FAIRLAWN, N.J. Public School Loses Aid are most but there's . The lectures will include such dazzling, it than more to dazzle will register children handicapped by stuttering, sound as topics “The Catholic Church BISMARCK, N.D. (RNS) neson wrote. clone. Our diamonds are the and finest gem omissions, substitutions, additions distortions, and and North Dakota school of- “It is also rapid Censorship,” “Authority public our view that the ~stoncs procurable each abnormal cleft Private Crisis . . . hand picked for speech, nasality, voice, palate, delayed Judgment," “The ficials are withholding $30,000 in parents of the children have a ol CUT, COLOR and CLARITY. and so forth on 23rd Latin American Catholicism," state aid from a rural grade right to ask that their children Comparison speech, nasality Monday, January unll 2 and 6 P.M. "The American Protestant Re- school in southwestern North Da- be allowed to attend the prove Marsh between religious gives you top quality at action to Historical Catholicism,” kota because they charge the class which is held after the lowest prices. will and Registration be in five affiliated Speech "The Catholic Church and school ' is operated like a regular school hours. I olitics." “We further parochial school. believe that any Centers in Somerville, N. J., Manhattan, Brooklyn, Pupils in Leahy special school funds that arc now being with- /Queens and Nassau during the same week. district 54 near Raleigh, N.D., held from this school district should are in buses be over to JEWELERS AND transported along promptly paid SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 with children from the adjacent the said school district.” THIRTEENTH YEAR Accounts insured BONDS up St. Gertrude’s Catholic High M.F. Peterson, state superin- NEWARK MILLBURN to $lO,OOO. School. tendent of public instruction, said received ••Ml M»rk»t Strnt Savings by 265-67 Millburn Avcma* During the noon hour, Mass is his department doesn't recognize 15th of month earn Insurance held in the letter men wed. evenings OVER STUDENTS from the Ist. Vto St. Gertrude’s Church for as an “attorney gener- fflN TMURS- EVEN INIS 5,100 mail. bolhwoys. the Catholic children in both al's that has Save by We pay pottage opinion to be com- schools. plied READ CAREFULLY: It Was in N.Y. After classes arc over in with.” Halloween Kingston, the An his first When afternoon, religious instruc- ... eight-year-old boy rang doorbell. ARROW tion is given the school the door he could not at high opened say 'trick or treat.' He while the buses wait to take the SAVINGS was a stutterer. He burst into tears and ran home. Soon children home. , his mother She recalled was sobbing too. another Kings- & ASSOCIATION "With LOAN tlic emphasis placed on mother who ton brought her stuttering son to one of 120 So. Avenue in school it is im- Orange religion your these Centers The seven did so well that to years ago. boy Newark N. J. possible it from a 3, distinguish he the passed physical examination for the U.S. Naval parochial school,” Robert Skill- m at ings, school Academy Annapolis despite a of principal, was ad- history stuttering his record. vised by Leßoy Swenson, assis- on Through the magic of the long distance made tant to the state director of sec- telephone call she arrangements to start therapy an in- Within But the ondary education, following days. price was tremendous. She could of the school. spection i only come, on Saturday. The Center only operating on Members of the Leahy school Saturday was Immaculate Conception Center in Somer- hoard insist that the district is ville - 150 miles she WESTSIDE AVENUE away. Every Saturday now not law sec- A brings violating prohibiting 535 her there for son treatment. This is 80 Park Avenue, tarian 2-1467 truly a practical les- Newark, New Jersey religious teaching during CITY HE ‘ JERSEY son in FAITH. Why Saturday Because her the Sorrento school hours since, they maintain, only? husband (formerly Restaurant) is home that lunchtime on day to mind who is free time for the another son is com- children pletely with cerebral to do with they as they paralyzed palsy. Bishop Sheen please and the school once said, "the greatest in the ends cross world - is day to be when the classes are dismissed. without a cross." llelgi Johanneson, assistant at- torney general for North Dakota, wrote a letter to the school TUITION: $42.00 board's attorney this supporting KNITS "Gracious Dining in a Continental Atmosphere" ITALIAN course of position. IMPORTED per 12 sessions “It is the view of this office 4 Rooms • Blouses For further call Banquet that ,the parents of the children information the Suits • Sweaters Church Functions Home and Office Parties in question, with the permission A. a, Director, Edmund Turner of the school hoard, Skirts Communion Breakfasts have a right With Coordinated Wedding Receptions Blouses in New to demand that their children be York City at of our Coals Home Suburban and Metropolitan allowed to • leather attend religious serv- Handbogs HOIIis 4-0081 ices Imported Catering Service during the noon recess, es- between 10 A.M. when this and Noon HU 4-7200 pecially does not inter- BI 3-7000 fere with the school program nr AVE MARIA the school curriculum," Johan 4 T H E A DVOCATE January 19,1961 New Cuban Photo Studio Hit in Jersey City; Pastoral Cites Hudson Maps Drive Censorship Obscenity NSWC News Service

JERSEY CITY Another held at The new on charges of indecency. which from the Essex head of the Catholic Church in eastern wrinkle police Cuba is- in obscenity Sobotta the operations managed studio, po- County sheriff’s office outlined sued his fourth pastoral letterin eight months has been uncovered denouncing here by lice said, while his wife and Miss their methods of operation. communism in Cuba and said that Jersey police, who it Earle for the The such pastorals are “the City say posed pictures. first lecture in the new means of involved the collection of a fee only publicity left.” Fees, they said, varied from $ll series was held Jan. 12. Others for the opportunity to to $l5 of photograph per person. are scheduled for Mar. 16 and Archbishop Enrique Perez Serantes Santiago called nude women. on all Cuban Christians Sgt. William Drews and De- May 18. The series is being to join in Three arrested persons were by tective John conduct- conducted Assistant Prosecu- anew fight against communism. Zsidroga by Castro regime. "We write so the and the studio the "We because police ed the investigation. They said tor Harold J. who fight we know that Ruvoldt, many pastorals,” he said, “be- three maintained at 148 Summit there exist in a has been the world today the trio opened shop about assigned to direct the cause are the means of Ave. closed. only they only was Arrested were county-wide two fronts face to face,” he month ago when. they placed campaign against publicity left to us now that the Leo 33. and his said. “One Sobotta, wife advertisements offering ama- obscenity. is made up of those press, radio and television are a who Carmen, 23, of the Summit Ave. Police are disposed to their teur photographers the oppor- officials from most Hud- give luxury reserved exclusively for address and Barbara 22, lives for Christ ... the other of Earle, to take “art" son municipalities were repre- those who us.” tunity photos. those oppose •of Newark. who or Drews and sented at the consciously uncon- Zadroga were meeting, at which After declaring that the are those the state sciously to eliminate SOBOTTA AND among “answering” antiobscenity statutes were trying is his wife were God and struggle today basically discussed erase Him from human ad. with the rela- “with Christ or along life.” against Christ,” tionship between and Perez Sobotta was held in $l,OOO bail. obscenity Archbishop Serantes im- Setonia to Teach other crimes. threw Bail for Mrs. Sobotta was set at THE ARCHBISHOP referred plicitly down the gaunt- As part of the let $5OO. Miss Earle, held as a ma- series, participat- the to hecklers who obliquely to suppression of pro-Red ing police will tried terial was prepare a survey freedom to the Masses at Note Taking witness, paroled. of the press under the disrupt on the obscenity problem in their the Santiago cathedral on Nov. NEWARK Anew non-credit Hudson MEANWHILE, County areas and suggest methods of 13, when his last anticommunist course in Gregg Notchand, of in- Prosecutor Lawrence A. Whipple coping with it. These Dr. suggestions Dooley’s pastoral was read. He stated: terest to those in the business has a series of lec- will be inaugurated incorporated in a report “It is certain that we are world fight- as well as will-be tures to mu- for CancerRecurs students, designed acquaint being prepared submission to ing communism. At this time in offered for the first time in this with the the nicipal obscenity Joint Commission NEW life (the is the police Legislative YORK —Dr. Thom- Archbishop 77), area at Seton TAKING OVER: Patrolman the (NC) Hall Col- and methods of on Edmund E. elected of Jer- University problem coping Obscenity. The commission is Keene, newly president as hour of fear if it ever affected Dooley, the jungle physician lege here during the Spring se- with it. The series is a sey City Police Anchor is unit’s Rev. followup hear- Club, congratulatd by the chaplain, Robert E. of to us has currently holding private Laos, was reported have a passed." mester which Feb. begins 6. to anearlier top-level conference ings. At is Lieut. vice Duffy. right Rutherford Fowles; president. recurrence of the primary chest The course will consist of train- cancer that hospitalized him in St. Ann’s Schedules ing in a personal use shorthand, 1959. with integrated instruction in the Lourdes Novena Paterson The announcement came from phone calls at this time, Two Bills Aimed at Chaplain Spends his brother, Malcolm NEWARK—The annual W. Dooley. novena es and procedures. Obscenity Dr. Dooley underwent analytical to Our Lady of Lourdes will take Rev. John in Labrador O’Brien, University Busy Day examinations for two weeks at place in St. Ann’s Church here College dean, pointed out that the Memorial Are Introduced in Hospital here, where from Feb. 3 to Feb. 11, the Feast GOOSE a course is not intended to Congress BAY, Labrador (RNS) Black Tickle, hunting be used he of Our was on of it has and seen operated originally. Lady Lourdes, as fishing village 46 miles from here, had not a priest for a vocational tool, nor to en- WASHINGTON Con- of “The result shows been (NC) obscenity. ing and entertainment industry two that cancer announced by Rev. Arthur years until an American Air Force arrived there able the student to ver- chaplain has N. produce gressmen have taken up the two in- and state and lo- caused pastor. Basically, proposals are representatives, to spend of the excrutiating pain, Heimbold, batim The one most memorable days of his ministry. transcripts. coursewill cudgels obscene literature volved: which forced his in Rev. against cal law enforcement officials. The Within five hospitalization Benjamin McVey, S.A., be Rev. Mario di a native given on Tuesday evenings again. hours, Leila, 0.F.M., in of (1) Establishment of a com- group would hold hearings and of Hong Kong November and his Graymoor, will conduct the 7 had administered five Sacraments after from to 9:30 run Paterson, journeying p.m. and will The of the 87th Con- mission to return to the U. S. in Decem- novena service each early days investigate’ the smut conduct investigations on obsceni- for evening at seven hours by sled from the Air Force base here in through the month of May. Regis- gress dog ber,” 8 saw introduction of a num- racket and make proposals for ty. It would report its findings Mr. Dooley said. p.m. At the final service on tration temperatures averaging 10 degrees below zero. In he will begin the week of ber of bills intended to deal in addition, Mr. Feb. coping with it. and suggestions to the President blessed Dooley said the doctor was 11, medals specially blessed the of four 1 who had died without Jan. 30. various graves people a ways with the problem (2) Amcndtncnt of federal laws and Congress. unable to receive visitors or tele- at the shrine in Lourdes will be priest to comfort them. dealing with pornography mailed phone calls at this time. distributed. to COMPANION bills have been to minors specify that a broad- FATHER MARIO said Mass for the 100 inhabi- introduced village’s er norm in the House (lI.R. tants of obscenity be applied Indians, Eskimos and white settlers in a small 2425 and 2426) broaden the in these to shack that cases than is used when serves also as a school, lie performed three mar- Education Given definition of in cases Challenge CfiaA.O.T’fottnecAe/i adults are involved. obscenity riages, three 13 baptisms and confirmations. He also heard pornography sent to involving confessions and First Communion H gave to six persons. Since THE PROPOSAL minors under 19. Their to set up a sponsors he is a To Civil Liberties Union 2* 3faltfGy. missionary. Father Mario has special faculties to ad- commission on is not are E. Granahan obscenity a Reps. Kathryn minister confirmation. ' Ohio (NC)—Rev. zeal on the part of The Floral newcomer to Hill. Several of and M. COLUMBUS, just many Showplace of The Oranges” Capitol Pennsylvania George The made the Black chaplain journey to Tickle with the Robert dean of the bills for this intro- Wallhauscr of New Jersey. Drinan, S.J., high-minded citizens to preserve purpose were approval of the Air Force commander on Island, one Boston duced Spotted law school, has our cherished separation of in the 86th The Their proposal is intended to of the College Congress. radar stations in Labrador the North American ORange 3-7360 guarding called on the American 'Civil Lib- Church and state has Senate approved the make it easier to win convictions produced measure, continent from attack. enemy a but of erties Union to come forward vast on an insti- <45 Central Av*. Elowers For the House did not take final mail order operators who send de-emphasis Exquisite Besides his duties at the Air Force base Father with a declaration tution as Eo«» Orang«, N.J. action on it. obscene material to minors. here, “satisfactory just precious—the right [ ess than you think Mario, who previously served at the Air on the to The new versions The idea is that minors Force base in Charles- meaning and of the of parents select for their chil- of the pro- are place Your Diih Bowl To ton, S. C., covers 15 Bring or Bo Filled With Plante Flowers stations from Newfoundland 1,200 miles parental right to educate.” dren a type of education coni or posal, like the old, call for es- psychologically more suscepti- north to Baffin Island. ble Father formable to their conscience." tablishing a group to be called to suggestive material than Drinan, at a Father Mario speaking the admitted that “it gets a bit cold here luncheon “The fact that Catholic Commission on Noxious adults, and therefore what is up here, said “America parents sometimes. But, he “I and not said, find the people to be warmheart- has from their resources for Obscene Matters and Ma- legally obscene for an adult developed a blind spot on the own pay ed, God-fearing and spiritually rich.” almost terials. • might be highly objectionable if parental right to educate. A one-fifth of the entire ed- ucational bill this The commission would be made it fell into the hands of a of state should of up members of Congress, fed- minor. theoretically bring joy to the cral thrifty taxpayer but more and officials, clergymen, publish- The bills set a maximum first Cardinal Bea Asks for offense more one finds uneasiness the penalty for mailing smut Charity on to minor of $5,000 part of non-Catholics about the State a a fine Or financial status of University five years in jail or both. For Toward Catholic, offenses after the first, the mini- Separated Christians schools,” Father Drinan said. School mum Religion penalty is five years or “Any fair-minded person should ROME $5,000 or while the —The Church can- ponder before he states both, maxi- (NC) Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher, Ang- is necessary in the delicate field deeply Drafted not sacrifice truth for but that there is with Proposal mum penalty is 10 years or unity, lican Primate of All England, of relations with separated nothing wrong both. Catholics must remember that and John “of the educational of this Minneapolis, Minn. (NC) $lO,OOO or Pope one great im- churches, especially when it in- set-up A school through Baptism separated Chris- It was “a valid state in which Catholic parents of religion at the 26,- portance.” symp- volves a meeting between the tians somehow the almost one-fifth of the 568-studcnt University of Minne- Denied Seals belong to Mys- tom of a widespread nostalgia heads of Christian communities. pay state’s tical of to educational bill,” he said. sota will be formally proposed by Body Christ, according for unity,” he said. This is all the more important Father representatives of In Puerto Rico Augustin Cardinal S.J. “We believe that this when “one considers Drinan out that campus reli- Bea, impor- the very pointed gious Cardinal Bea, president of the tance lies above all in what "the United States signed the 1948 groups, perhaps next SAN special nature of a meeting such JUAN, P. R. (NC) - The Secretariat for Chris- visit Universal Declaration of month. Promoting the reveals and as the between the Fa- Human two successful candidates of the symbol- one Holy tian made these in that is the Article 26 of which Rev. Church-backed Unity, points izes; to say, new ther and the Anglican Primate of Rights, George Christian Action Garrclts, chaplain article states: am discussing various as- atmosphere existing between All This took in ‘parents shall have a at the state university’s Newman Party in last November’s elec- England. place, pects of the prior’ choose recent visit of the Anglicanism and the Roman complete separation.” right to the kind of center, said the Council of Reli- tions have been denied their seats of the Catholic education that shall be given gious Archbishop Canterbury to Church,” he stated. to Advisers hopes to present by the Puerto Rican Legislature. The in England the their children.’ " Pope. Cardinal wrote in Cardinal Bea said the visit was | MEANWHILE, its to a facul- refused seating proposal university They were un- Civilta heads of the Jesuit for the following rea- I Catholic Church and "There ty committee til Cattolica, fortnight- important are many groups in this month. The completion of an investigation the ly published here. sons: it started official Anglican Church in northern was by this country working for consti- council represents 25 by committees of legislators into religious England appealed on tele- representatives of Anglicanism, jointly tutional liberties and civil Play beautiful groups. charges of fraud in voter CARDINAL rights. music regis- BEA said he con- vision to end approved them, favored hy religious bigotry I tration the CAP. by request these or- The council has been by sidered the between intolerance. respectively meeting the and carried jand preparing public out in “a ganizations and the a statement the of both the Catholic especially describing pur- Legislators Popular climate of interest." Archbishop John C. increasing largest of all of them, the Ameri- pose and structure of the Democrat Party and the State- Hccnan of and Angli- propos- Seton Hall All of these things "would have Liverpool in a few minutes can Civil Liberties Union, to ... ed school. Details hood the two chief of the state- Party, political been inconceivable few can Archbishop Michael Ram- only a come forward with a satisfactory ment have not been units here, voted to of York made public. unanimously decades the Cardinal stat- sey made the plea ago,” declaration on the and Scn.-elcct Offers Courses meaning deny seats to E. Da- ed, and indicate while of “a notable discussing implications of the THE vila Polanco place parental right to ed- ON HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN and Rep.-elect Jose the between Pope John of climate.” He com- meeting In 18 change ucate. The parent’s to ob- L. Fcliu Fields and the right Pesqucra. mended Fisher for Archbishop of Canter- Archbishop tain the type of education he The fraud allegedly took SOUTH bury. place ORANGE - Scton Hall sensitive to this change, being desires for his children is the CAP’S efforts a right DRY CLEANING during to meet will offer lead- for it Archbishop said the University courses spelling out, understanding Ramsey which has been a Puerto Rican tragically over- requirement that to tHc 18 moral of the Vatican is Here's ing master’s degree in it and taking the necessary steps. meeting looked in American he said. a political party that life," No can obtain a fields on should lessons to take! In a few the South Orange cam- “While not wanting to be spe- people "never speak place on the ballot only if it about differences JANUARY SALE pus with the opening of the cific, we are sincerely confident religious except minutes a secures affidavits in a you’ll play complete of support from 6. that event 2 spirit of love and Spring semester on Feb. The the of Dec. will charity." Seminary Rector How! 10% of the registered voters. He called the visit of selection courses will be bear Archbishop on the Hammond Chord presented late salutary fruit,” Cardinal Charges made that Fisher Save 15% were some afternoons, evenings and Satur- Bea said. to the Pope "a great Reported Ousted Organ, even if know affidavits were forged. that you days with registration commenc- meeting” has "given tre- ON OUR UNIGLO THE GERMAN-born VIENNA Scripture mendous (NC)—The Hungarian ing on Jan. 30. public expression to nothing about music. Thousands communist has DRY - CLEANING who was con- government Dr. Robert scholar, personal something which has Finds Most Poles Morrison, ’dean of already long ousted the head of the have fessor to Pope Pius said four major done it. And a few weeks PROCESS graduate XII, been in the hearts of studies, said that the warming up aspects must contacts be- seminary of the Gyoer Diocese Practice Religion govern Christian later college of arts and sciences, the people everywhere." you’ll be of tween Catholics of and dismissed a number of playing songs BERLIN (NC) and'persons Hccnan viewed se- More than school of business administration Archbishop the other religions. nior students. all kinds—even three quarters of the visit as the to classics. Imagine in and the school of education will leading way prac- people The the The action the Red Red-ruled • duty to protect com- tical paralleled Poland are practicing present the of cooperation in fields where the times major areas study. move the Theo- On* Unger play* good your whole fam- HUmboldt 5-5500 plete integrity of Catholic dogma: all Christians against Budapest a Polish atheist Students could agree. "In- Catholics, publi- may major and con- the melody. “One cannot build unity of Chris- logical Seminary in the beginning can have with the cation received here stated. centrate in stead of wasting a lot of their ily Hammond American history, of tians at the price of betraying 1959. The Gyoer purge If you can't The publication said that energy in showing how each other there chemistry, Chinese, English, Eu- read Chord And truth." stemmed from refusal by semi- standard Organ. the best are 21,806,000 is there part: Catholics French, wrong, are so many practicing ropean history, Japan- • narians music, you toward to attend a meeting held in a total Polish Charity separated things can do everyone can it. population of ese, economics, man- they together," he follow simplified play accounting, brothers by “peace priests” who had been 28,535,000. requires the Church to stated. Those who- profess no “Picture” music agement, marketing, administra- excommunicated. remember that they became part that shows religion number 5,500,000, it tion and He mentioned work for you IMsVs* , said, supervision, elementary refu- The government Office of the Body of Christ of Re- while the Orthodox Mystical which to total 413,000 general gees, trade union and keys education, professional activity, Affairs the and Lutherans through Baptism and are there- ligious deposed semi- press. Hearing 143,000. The schis- politics. “For the first education, personnel and you nary rector, and guid- fore sons of the Church, even time, him s matic Polish National Catholic have replaced ance, rehabilitation education, whole nations united in ha- with of their separation from it a priest who is understood Church has 60,000 members though tred of is and secondary education and special God," he said. "This is to be active impedes them in the full use of as a so-called “peace Believing pile, the rest of the people bclo'hg to education (education for the time to join together to resist teaching their rights partisan." A number of smaller as sons. “The love recently WjJ sects, it stated. the those who would destroy reli- ordained deacons handicapped.) of the Church for them is filled were among the visit gion." Why not our store with students soon profound sorrow and sad- expelled. it is the love of heart and let the the ness; a way you play be / because of the bleeding separa- judge we tion which Establish Office to of what say. Friar Tuck Inn prohibits their enjoy- Advance One Unger plays ment of so many privileges and Routs 23 chords. (Newark Cedar Pornpton Turnpike) Grove, N. J. rights, and which causes them to Cardinal For Reservations CEnter lose Newman’s Cause Instead of using 9-4500 so many graces ..." 3 fingers, • To avoid LONDON (NS)—A to 5 $25 misunderstandings permanent 11 years after he was given the vou press a by both those who are united with secretariat has been set here Fed Hat up by Pope Leo XIII. button with on« ano the Church and those advance Robin who are to the beatification cause It will also of Hood Inn help Msgr. H. Fran- finger your not, when the of John especially .Pope is Henry Cardinal Newman, cis Davis, vice left hand to rector of Oscott DOWN 1129 VALLEY visited the head.of a famed 19th ROAD, CLIFTON, by separat- century convert who full, rich N.J. College, the Birmingham dioce- play ed For Reservation* 4-4510 community, "the Church must ranked among the great “defend- san organ chords. Pilgrim and the vice seminary, pos- avoid any attitude which could ers of the Faith”, of his timo TERMS tulator of Cardinal COMPLETE PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES rise to doubts the and is the Newman's Rive concerning patron of New- in his college cause efforts to have Faith it the them ACCOMMODATIONS FROM TO 500 preaches, or create dan- man clubs in the U.S. celebrated Tho Music Cantar of Pay churchman enrolled Naw Jartay" • gerous confusion Formation of the compromising secretariat among the Church's canonized in the and of • Specializing clarity purity the was made possible by a gift of saints. a Beatification, which con- GRIFFITH loan • Faith ..." $5,000 PIANO CO. /with WEDDINGS • SOCIAL & given Our Visit- fers the title FRATERNAL by Sunday of is this Blessed, the Expanding on point, Cardi- or, national Catholic first HAMMOND and STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES from • SHOWERS weekly pub- major toward FUNCTIONS nal Ilea warned that it would step canoni- be lished in Huntington, on the zation. 605 BROAD STREET • • lnd., NEWARK 2 NEW JERSEY to entourage "a fidelity union dangerous cer- recommendation of Bishop Leo Another Op«n Wed. Evri. until 9 Phone tain false irenism responsibility of the MArket 3-5880 PUILIC DINING ROOM or indifference A. of Fort lnd. TRUST COMPANY AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Purslcy Wayne, which secretariat, also will assist HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO of which, while emphasizing com- The PLAINFIELD, 627 PARK AVE. secretariat will col- a special Th« Bank OPEN DAILY help historical Open That's Strang for Youl (Closed Mondays) of one's every evening except Sat. till 9 • Phone PLainfield 7-3800 mon points own ' faith lect and forward to Rome all commission organized in connection —• with with th« Serving the faith of a non-Catholic material HAMMOND ■toba appropriate bearing on cause, will be ORGAN STUDIO of ORADELI, fadaraJ Otposil loiuuncr CoipotilM to prepare 50 KINDERKAMACK RD. Christian neglected to the and dis- Family Style Dinners Businessmen's Luncheons group, spe- cause of Cardinal Newman, tribute Open every evening except Sal. 'tii 9 • Phono COlfax 1-3800 printed material cify the differences." who designed was born in London in 1801 C n SUPP °rt a" d 9. A certain reserve or and died Pra >’ c ” privacy at Birmingham in 1890, of Cat hoics. Pray for Them THE ADVOCATE 5 Hospital Chaplain List 32 Centers for Jan. 28 In Elizabeth Dies High School Entrance Test ELIZABETH Rev. Michael the Mass and NEWARK The entrance test for admission in schools may obtain .J. Requiem gave the Cath- applications Conley, C.SS.R., a for priest final olic from Rev. James M. Garvie, As- absolution. Bish- high schools, academies and schools of the New- 56 years and assistant Auxiliary prep chaplain Roselle Park. ops Stanton and Curtis ark Archdiocese sumption, at St. Elizabeth’s were also will be administered Jan. 9 a.m. to 12 Hospital, died 28, present in the sanctuary. Buri- at the noon, 32 MSGR. TUITE also noted that hospital Jan. 12. in different centers. Thousands of eighth grade al was in Father Calvary Cemetery, students from the Paterson Dio- Conley came to St. Eliz- students are to take the Mass. expected exam. abeth’s Itoslindale, in 1946 and for much of Both cese desiring to take the exam students of parochial the time since then had (except those attending schools been in FATHER schools, and public school CONLEY was born stu- Hohokus; Immaculate Conception ill health but still managed dents conducted the Sisters of Char- to in who arc members of CCD by Roxbury, Mass., the son of High, Lodi; Queen of Peace High, give spiritual to should report to Seton Hall support the pa- the late classes arc registered ity), Michael and for the North Bergen Catho- tients. For Margaret Arlington; University, and those from several years he was Doyle exam, according to Conley. He prepared for Msgr. Jo lic, Oradell; Don Bosco Prep; confined to a wheel chair schools in the Trenton Diocese but the priesthood at seph P. Tuitc, # Norwich Sem- superintendent of Ramsey, and St. Mary’s High, never allowed the CHRISTMAS SPIRIT GLOWS: of schools. (except those staffed by Sisters infirmity to The employes St. James Students of each grade stu- inary, Norwich, Mass., and was Hospital, Newark, Rutherford. Some Bergen lessen his of Charity) to St. Peter’s, New good spirits. ordained skipped their Christmas or CCD school have been in 1905 at regular party this year and instead the assign- dents have also been assigned to Illchester, presented money Brunswick. ed to a certain Md. to fund. exam center. a Hudson center, St. A REQUIEM Mass for the the hospital for its building Clarence J. Joseph’s re- McTighe, purchasing agent pre- lie added that stißßfnts seeking After sents West New York. pose of his soul was offered Jan. several assignments, Fa- the a check for to CENTERS for High, employes’ gift, $1,700, Sister Patricia Aidan. on Bergen County entrance into certain schools 14 Looking Tuite in ther was Msgr. noted that St. Mary's Church. Cele- Conley appointed secre- are Salvatore students are: St. Cecilia’s Bergen must fill out additional data Cresci, Mary Larcombe, Marion Kirkland, Mrs. High, brant tary to the Betty Federovish, Jean County parishes which do not was Msgr. Thomas J. Con- Bishop of San Juan, Englewood; Acad- sheets available at the schools Hydock, Mary Gahan and Holy Angels archdiocesan Puerto Rico. Rogers, Margaret Mary Gallacher. have schools may obtain exam roy, director of hos- Returning to this emy, Fort Lee; St. Luke's High, Feb. 15-Mar. 1. These schools from Rev. Leonard Deacon and subdeacon country he became assistant applications pitals. pas- are: Benedictine Academy, Im- Rev. tor at St. J. Jordich. St. Peter’s, River were Joseph V. Derbyshire Michael's, Elizabeth, in maculate Edge. Conception,' Montclair; and Rev. 1938. In 1943 Bus Theodore Bauer. he was transferred Fight Lacordaire, Upper Montclair; to Sacred The eulogy, was preached by Heart, Bloomfield, Mt. St. ESSEX CENTERS arc: Mt. St. Dominic’s, St. Benedict’s, Msgr. William C. where he remained until Heimbuch, 1946 Decision Dominic's Academy, Caldwell; St. Dominic’s, Seton Hall Prep St. Elizabeth. when he went to St. Elizabeth’s and pastor, Michael’s, East Orange Catholic, East Or- Oratory, Summit. Father Conley had served there Hospital. WASHINGTON (RNS) ange; Archbishop Walsh High, Ir- formerly as assistant He is The pastor. survived by several U.S. Supreme Court has vington; Immaculate Concep- St. Vincent Hospital Archbishop Boland at nieces and presided nephews. been asked to rule on tion High, Montclain Essex Cath- the Adds olic, Our Lady of Good Counsel Equipment constitutionality of a Connec- High, and St. Benedict’s Prep, MONTCLAIR The radio iso- ticut law providing bus trans- Father Cronan Newark; Our Lady of the Valley tope department of St. Vincent’s Dies, at to stu- portation public expense High, Orange, and Seton Hall Hospital has received a radiation dents attending Catholic schools. Prep, South Orange. analyzer as its newest piece of Several citizens Had of the commu- equipment, valued at clbse to Served in of ask- IN HUDSON County, exam cen- Jersey nity Newtown, Conn., arc $l,OOO. to ters are: Holy the court review a 4 to 1 Family Academy, ing The gift comes the St. through JAMAICA, N. Y. A Mass for Rev. decision by the Connecticut State Bayonne; Aloysius Academy, Requiem Cronan generosity of Dr. Irving M. Rif- Court St. Aloysius High, St. Dominic’s Flynn, C.P., assistant at Immaculate Conception Church Supreme upholding the law, fin, head of St. Vincent’s depart- St. Michael’s High, and under which school buses daily Academy, here was offered Jan. 17 by his brother Rev. ment of anestheology. Joseph Leo St. Peter’s all transport more than 200 pupils to Prep, Jersey City; These are the oF Flynn, C.P. Father Cronan died Jan. 14 after a illness. AND A GOOD TIME...: members the Chinese choir which enter- and St. Mi- long Si Rose’s elementary school in Holy Family High, tained at the recent A native of holiday held at St. School Hall chael's Union and St. City Island, N.Y., Father Cronan attended Newtown. Buses also transport party Mary’s Newark More High, City; 100 Xavier New 1,400 students schools than Chinese Catholics were Joseph's High, West New York. High School, York, to public present for the festivities. In foreground are Rev. and Passionist Some Hudson students have Monasteries in the which immediately preceded his in the community of 9,500. Bonaventure Kuo, moderator, and Rev. Gregory Schramm, O.S.B. eastern U. S. He The been assigned to Queen of Peace, was professed going to Jamaica. complainants assert that North a Passionist in St. the Arlington. Paul’s Mon- expenditure of public money CATHOLICCATHOUC Hudson without astery, Oct. for transportation parishes paro- / \ Pittsburgh, Pa., on Sister Rose directly sup- Gonzaga chial schools may obtain exam PILGRIMAGES 9, 1919, and was ordained the the school in which the Role of f \ by CONVENT Sister Rose Gon- ports Church in Family, from Rev. Vincent late Bishop O’Connor on Feb. 27, teaching of Catholic dogma and Aiding applications TOURS zaga of the Sisters of Charity of in St. Patrick doctrine is J. Bukov,-ski, Sacred Heart, North 1926, s Pro-Cathe- St. Elizabeth a major aim of the f died Jan. 14 at All to Bergen. \ dral, Newark. curriculum and, therefore, con- Souls Hospital, Morristown, after Outlined at Aged Conference ROME • LOURDES stitutes support of a brief illness. religion. UNION FOR exam centers are: THE NEXT three years, HOLY LAND WASHINGTON - of the late Aged persons Congress should Benedictine St. Father Cronan Daughter James and THE CASE arose when citizens appropriate agencies maintained various Academy, Mary’s served as assist- should by Louise be encouraged to take an (March to she was born in of Newtown voted in referen- $lOO million annually for the High and St. Patrick’s all October) ant at St. Union City. Kellogg, a groups. High, Joseph’s, active part in and church Joliet, and entered the Sis dum in family loan program under the Elizabeth; St. + After another six pastor 111., 1958 to furnish bus trans- housing For the he the Joseph’s High, years as life and be Church, said, ters of from Elizabeth not treated as out- and Home Finance Roselle; School of the of church Charity in portation for the students of the Housing agen- conference the need Holy Child, a in Wakefield, Mich., pointed up Featuring casts, according to a 1,200-word 1915. She was stationed for a Catholic school. The cy. "for Oak Knoll, Summit; and Holy he returned to Union City in 1936 parochial diocesan study of the needs in short time policy statement submited to the EASTER ROME at St. John’s Convent, citizens assert that A national of in their Trinity High, Westfield, with as director of students at St. complaining coordinating body to aging own localities.” White House Conference on Via Orange, and the remainder Aging some Union students to Michael's spent they are being taxed for an un- help voluntary organizations He suggested that dioceses bold assigned Monastery. by its religious section. of her religious life at the Mother- constitutional ask should Archbishop Walsh High, Irving- ALITALIA purpose. They be established.' a follow-up session to the Wiiite In 1938 Father Cronan was ap- house here. ton. Rolls the high court to reconsider its TIIE STATEMENT House Conference 1961. Royea Jets pointed vice rector at St. Anne’s declared during A PRAISE FOR the Union County without Requiem Mass was offered decision in the case of Everson that both the and conference parishes 4* Monastery, Scranton, and family religious Pa., in Board was by Raymond Holy Family Chapel, Convent, vs. of Education in 1943 groups have a responsibility to given Msgr. J. from 1939 to 1947 he was pastor Polish Reds Level Independent on Jan. when similar Gallagher of coordina- 17. a somewhat statute provide special educa- Cleveland, at St. Gabriel’s Monastery services, ToursAvailable in New was tor for Catholic He Sister Rose is Jersey upheld. tional material and for participation. at Priests Mass. the Gonzaga sur- programs Charges & * Church, Boston, During said the conference vived three Mrs. The Connecticut Supreme Court the it cautioned, “proposed LONDON Borgos Borgos by sisters, aging. However, - Four three he was Mary (RNS) for following years in remedies for the needs of the Write and Mrs. Catherine its opinion out that the these programs should in- ag- in Communist at St. Armstrong pointed not priests Poland have Insurance chaplain Agnes Hospital, without Brown slate cannot dictate what volve “an ing any panic IllustratedFolders of Elizabeth, and Mrs. re- unnecessary separa pushing been accused of Baltimore, Md. button "ill-lrea-mg’’ creed child shall follow. lion from for ungodly solutions not I of all kinds Catholic Travel Louise Boyle of ligious a the main stream” of school children and DepL 1950 Berkley Heights! acts of “re- From to 1952, Father Cro- in keeping with man’s two James and “The state which allows the pupil family or church life. nature in 593 KEARNY AVENUE brothers, Roger ligious intolerance,” according to nan was field for subscribe the and likeness of God." representative of and two to to any religious “The goal,” the statement image reports received Criily Elizabeth, cou- here. N. J. an KEARNY, Sign creed should because of his not Conference y magazine, assignment sins who are Sisters not, stressed, “is to tlic he said, of Charity keep delegates, Polish Catholic sources here TRAVEL BUREAU, INC . of St. Elizabeth: Sister Alice exercise of this but to them affirmed that “the first Ro- right, proscribe aging busy help clearly said the charges against the oioxtt j. loxoos 351 Avenue of America s sarii him from benefits common to tind in moment an icsponsiblc ALIIXT H. HAZE of St. Mary’s Convent, every op- agent in meeting priests were the prepared by New York 14, New York Your all,” the court said. for greatness." the needs of older WILLIAM j. 9LACCUM Neighborhood Elzabeth, and Sister Mary Aidan portunity people is the public prosecutor on the basis of The of St. Catharine’s Convent, Glen statement recommended: family." Secondary responsibili- reports sent in 1-87 M Pharmacists by the Polish or your travel agent • "Says" Rock. • That governmental and re- ty. nc said, on Atheists 3rd Order Note was placed Society. to ligious groups study ways of Edward Kaczka 8th providing more chaplains in pub-! Anniversary lie institutions for the aged. BAYONNE—A Requiem Mass JERSEY - That sH for CITY St. Francis • clergymen and Edward Kaczka was offered lay Third Order of St. workers be given specialized Jan. 14 in Mt. Carmel Church Fraternity, Francis will observe the eighth training in understanding and here. He died Jan. 10. LOOK serving the anniversary of its erection with needs and potentiali- ' s'.* Celebrant of the Requiem a High Mass, followed by Solemn ties of the aged. was the brother of the deceased, Benediction in the at St. •That chapel religious groups work 1961 Rev. Joseph J. St. Kaczka, Francis Hospital on Jan. 29. for legislation and industrial NEWARK Lucy’s, Jersey City. Very Rev. Cclsus Wheeler, practices smoothing the WHAT way A •aarpa Martorana, Praps. Also surviving are three other 0.F.M., Franciscan Provincial, from full Lilt' PHARMACY employment to retire- Eatabllahad brothers and four sisters will celebrate ovar 30 raara includ- the Mass and ment. Faur Raglatarad Pharmacist* ing Sister Gertrudis, C.S.S.F., preach the sermon, lie will also • That religious make Fraa Dallvsry Opan Every Day groups From St. Valentine’s at • a m. to 11 p.m. Convent, Bloom- be guest of honor the Com- greater use of radio, TV and 7f4 Avanua Mt. Prsspsct aar. field. munion breakfast other Mantctalr Avanua following in the media in affecting changes HU 1-470 Newark, N. J. Hotel Plaza. of attitudes toward older PURITAN people. Principal speaker at the break- • That suitable transportation JERSEY CITY St. Antoninus Lists fast will be Rev. Valentine Long, be provided so that the aged can VALINTI'f PHARMACY JOSEPH guardian of take VALENTI. Rop. Phar. Reunion Dance 0.F.M., St. Raphael’s part in religious services. Praacrlptlnna Baby Naada Franciscan NEWARK novitiate, Lafayette. Photo Dopt. Froo A Gala Reunion HAS DONE Dolfvorp NINETEEN other state- ISS Walt Sldo Fair.law The toastmaster will be Rev. Her- policy Avo.. opp. Dance for friends and former ments were submitted to the Joriav City. N. J. bert Gallagher, of the con- Dl HIM parishioners of 0.F.M., PHONEi St. Antoninus par- ference. magazine Friar. Vincent is They were read at the i'll will be held on Jan. 21 at last two sessions general chairman. • planary but WESTFIELD e 9 i. school hall. were not put to a vote. FOR YOUR CINTRAL PHARMACY Proceeds official Mlahaol J. Carmolo, Rao. Phar. will go toward the An report on the con- Proaarlptlona Carolullp Fr. Clubs building of anew convent for McCoy ference will be made to the Compoundod Dnafa Parfunoa CoamaUaa the Sisters. Plan Luncheon President and the Department Sick Room Supplloa of Education 114 Cantrat Health, and Wel- 'k Avo., WEittlald 1-1411 NEW YORK - The annual CAR fare BUDGET and will be made luncheon of the Father Daniel public NUTLEY within 90 days. PRINTING Jesuit BAY ORUO CO. McCoy Japan Apostolic the Among points made in Jamas Riscla. Clubs will be held 6, at the Rap. Phar. May other Baby Naada HARRY F. MURPHY policy statements were Waldorf Astoria. The PraaeHpHoaa Promptly FUJad McCoy these: Cat Rata Clubs Drugs and (’nemetlea 7t CUNTON ST., NEWARK 1 of the Bronx, Brooklyn. lit Franklin Ava. NOrth / ItO Factory Equipped With Tubeless Tires, Tor- Manhattan, New THE Phon* MArk*( 3-2831 Nassau-Suffolk, FAMILY is the funda- sion Air Queens, fORGET about huga dawn payments. (In Ride, Directional 101 H.P. Jersey, and Westchester mental social unit in many Signals, assisting casat old Is all older your car you naod). lONORI Overhead Valve arc participating. people to adjust to the Engine, Unibody. Exclusive aging your neighbors' gripes about huge monthly Proceeds from the luncheon process. payments Coma the Mile Guarantee!!! . . , to place whore the 50,000 will be used to aid Father A federal McCoy gra'-t-in-ald payments are tailored fit pro- to your Income. in his DON'T THINK missionary work in Japan. gram should be established to you mutt toko a lots In order to states trade>upl let us tee your old and help develop programs to car with assist amase you a deal nover dreamed private and public institu- you \ Sunday Sales Bill possible. tions which long-term OKLAHOMA provide CITY, Okla services to older (RNS)—A handicapped bill to authorize cities people. USED CAR BONANZA and towns to sales has prohibit Appropriate courses in aging '59 Plym. '56 been introduced into the Okla- should $1395 Dodge $695 be Belvedere established in all 4-dr., V/R, 4-dr. Custom V/*. homa State Legislature. Automatic, schools and R. A 11. A Automatic. Real R * 11. colleges. Hmuty. Like New. '59 Plym. $1695 '56 Ford 2-Dr. $795 Fury lUrdtop. Institute While, swivel Kill. Blue White. to Honor Victoria. A

Three, Tull power. % V/R. ; Automatle, R. A 11. One owner. Private Entrance and '59 Cfiev. $1495 Give Course on Bel Air l-dr. Sedan, '56 Ford $650 Factory Equipped With Labor Law V/R. Automatic, row. er Steering. Private Area Tubeless Parking JERSEY Tires, Torsion CITY - '59 Chcv. Two New Industrial $1495 Relations, will be Bel Air v '■ Jersey residents and a Brooklyn 2-dr. Air awarded to Thomas Automatic. R. 11. Directional Our entrance and Gallagher, A '57 Ride, private ample man will be Olds. $1295 parking honored at the an- labor columnist tone. Sharp! of the Newark area is an of the example many facilitieswe nual 145 mid-year faculty dinner of Star-Ledger. 's 9 Ford $1795 Signals, H.P. Over- for convenience and provide your comfort. St Peter’s Institute of Industrial Falrlane 0" Con- Rev. Harold X. vertlhle. '57 Our staff and folscr, .. head Jan. S.J.,_9f Plym. $895 Valve Engine, surroundings arc dedicated to Relations, 23, at the Down- St. Peter’s Beauty! Tower A Auto- Prep, Jersey City, will 4-dr. V/R. Automatic. the consideration of others. matic. White town Club, Newark. make A Black. the presentations. Rev. Wil- Unibody. '59 Ford $1095 Exclusive 50,- Edward J. Smith of liam J. director '57 Brooklyn Smith, S.J., of Custom ".‘100" 2-dr., 2- Plym. $695 / cJluHwb aw will receive 000 the Rev. J. the will act tone. Aryl. Standard. 4-dr. Hardtop. V/8. Mila Guarantee!! PHONE UNiot) 3-1100 George Institute, as toast- A Real Economy Buy. Automatle. 1879 Medal for five master. Thomas CAMjlitXaMjjlj McCarthy years J. Finn will de- / of liver voluntary service as an in- the faculty greeting. in The structor public speaking. John Spring program of St. Pe- C. Damico, of Eairhaven, will ter's Institute will feature FUNERAL an be the of recipient, an award for eight-week course on the Lan- more than 10 PURITAN of continued drum-Griffin HOME years Law conducted by LEBER volunteer faculty service dealing guest lecturers designated by the with all United 666 phases of management States Department of MARKET ST. CORNER 20th STREET & BOULEVARD • UNION CITY PLYMOUTH/VALLIANT 666 MARKET ST relations. The Rev. Daniel E. X. Labor.

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regardless of financial condition occasionally on a in public PATERSON MU. person public service to unions and man- 4-4350 life who has PATERSON rendered exceptional agement in the 1 northern , New service to St. Peter's Institute of Jersey area. 6 J'H E A D V 0 C.A T E January 19, 1961 The New Parishioner We Wish Him Well THE QUESTION BOX

will Tomorrow be a notein Most Rev. Walter W. 76 Broad N. dayjif our coun- dent an attitude different from that with which Curtis, St., Bloomfield, ]., try s history; Washington will witness the inau- have is editor The he submitted him we regarded any of his predecessors. of Question Box. Questions may to guration of the 35th President of the United We have the same obligation to be good answer in this column. Mates the for in person of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. citizens under the new administration as we had As he Q. How can we say that sion. He is “God with assumes the tremendous burdens of truly us,” under the old: to the law, to support the his high obey the of the Emmanuel. This second Mr. will though successors, namely office, Kennedy have with him government, to that God pray Almighty may then is of his the good wishes and Apostles are not individually name symbolic prayers of the millions who guide and bless all those entrusted with the re- oted the them-' work and even of His for him, as well those of infallible, Apostles personality. as the nearly sponsibility of public office. equal selves were? Hence in Advent we number who voted against him. our hymns For all of As Catholics we shall expect of Mr. us, Kennedy still “O 0 Come, Em- irrespective of personal have sing Come, preference, ac- no more than we have expected of other A. The conviction that each of cepted any manuel.” -A the verdict of our people at the polls; all namely, that he shall the Twelve President, faithfully carry- Apostles was person- °f rea^*ze that this on man out his oath to "execute the relatively young office of President infallible cannot be <}. Some always check the ally strictly people hopes for the future of all our people, of the United States” and to protect proved from the New the coin return slot in tele- of the “preserve, Testament, people, indeed, of all the world, and defend the Constitution of the United States,”, it seems natural to infer self-service machines tomorrow's though phones, inauguration is, in one respect, the of which and jiff purpose (as stated in the Preamble) it from Our Lord’s words the like. If they find any- different from previ- any of those which preceded it is to "establish justice, insure domestic tran- ous to His Ascension: “You shall are allowed to back to that thing, they keep day in April, 1789, when for of George quility, provide the common defense, promote receive the power the Holy it? Washington took the first oath of office as Presi- the general welfare and Ghost secure the of upon you, and you dent of the United blessings coming States. For Mr. is to A. eternal. And I Kennedy liberty” all our people. shall be witnesses unto me in Hope springs the first member of the Catholic Church ever to As Catholics shall at times it is rewarded we judge Mr. by Jerusalem and in all .Judea and suppose be entrusted Kennedy with this honor and of with the treasure of a dime or high great the conformity his acts to his oath of Samaria and even to the utter- burden the office, by by American the nickel left unclaimed a people. success with which his administration “pro- most parts of the earth.” by pre- As Americans and as Catholics, whether we motes the vious user. general welfare.” Even as we resented St. Peter also apparently act- .voted for or against John F. Kennedy, we can- the of a ed the conviction of the The public telephone is perhaps application religious test to his candi- on unique not but be gratified at the long-delayed maturity status the of such search. dacy, so we shall expect no favoritism and position of the Twelve typical object of our religious people which made the election of Catho- If money is would a from him now. as such by insisting on the elec- discovered, it lic possible in 1960. Neither shall tion of guaranteed he the money of the person who we, as Catholics, think, speak a speejal Wit- As Americans and as act Catholics, we can be or as our left it unclaimed. Such money though Church were the gainer in ness instead of Judas, so that gratified at the sober, intelligent and careful or because must be treated as other ob- way prestige power one of its members they should again he 12 in num- any in which Mr. Kennedy has to assume is President. ject that has been found. If there prepared Rather shall we thank God ber. The fact that consid- the that His they responsibilities of the We is Presidency. can be Church has grown and flourished ered the fact that the lot fell a reasonable chance to find its in our country gratified, his before the for owner, the must be too, by promise, given two centuries upon Matthias as being a divine effort made. nearly before there was a State Massachusetts Legislature, that his ad- Catholic endorsement of the choice, where small change is President, even as we trust His Provi- points Practically ministration,“with God’s as he put will dence to it the had involved, if the owner is not in help,” it, preserve after this Catholic same way. They evident- be marked long by courage, President the immediate the good judgement, integrity has left the White House. from Our Lord’s own vicinity, and ly gathered dedication qualities which will match the We change be retained the wish Mr. well. words and directions that there may by finest do, indeed, Kennedy \Vc in our tradition assure and the well-being assure should be Twelve with finder. him, too, of our prayers that God unique of our nation. may sustain him in the in the of the Should an sum courage, good in- privileges founding unusually large As judgment, Catholics, shall be of be found in the however, we gravely and dedication to which he has New Testament This money slot mistaken tegrity pledged community. if we adopt toward this Catholic Presi- himself. Biblical inference is supported by (e.g. several large bills rolled up) unvarying Christian tradition. the finder should make a sturdier

effort to learn the owner; thus he Q. Why in the angel's visita- The Governor’s might inform the person in tion to is the nameJesus Message Mary charge of the area and leave his assigned when in Scripture Isa- At the of the name so that the loser re- opening 185th Gov. slum clearance may Legislature program, the urban renewal ias the announced that Robert Prophet this sum if he returns to find Meyner outlined his plan for the gain law-jnaking program, program, he would this housing particularly in be called Emanuel? the Failure session of the and is money. to make an Legislature as the cus- the area of the middle income group, the need One of our Protestant friends tom the Chief Executive effort of this kind makes of the of the State of New for an increased to judiciary meet the increas- is not satisfied with our fulfilled answer. finder a in bad faith Jersey his role by a crowded possessor presenting message ingly court calendars, the land bank to the law makers with the not to retain the on what he thinks will be for park for A. We with the duty program recreational the de- might begin the activities, but to it good of the people of New Jersey. of that money, give to the poor. Approach- a sound and effective law thought your friend also has velopment enforce- We the end of career add that if it is clear ing his as and cer- ment the same question to might governor, program, continued attention to our high- answer a that the machine out tainly with knowledge of the needs of the Involves too is of order, State a the since he believes in the Bible way safety program, realistic approach to Risk of New our Hope if a stream of coins in his seventh to the educational the e.g. suddenly Jersey message needs; all these demand as word of God, and the Bible attention it no one would that returns, should be clear that Legislature, deny his sugges- study, and action. does give both names for Jesus. tions are this is money that to the worthy of thoughtful consideration and The governor is to Is not the answer rather belongs be complimented on his simple action on the part of the machine owner. Finders is not Legislature. Desired without even message. He showed great knowledge, Of Losing Item entering the area of New acquired keepers. Jersey is a dynamic state. With in- his experience the of by while in office, of the many interpretation Scripture. Frank J. Sheet! ments” (John X1V.15) Of course, too, violence to the creasing population, a seaboard state, a national and various which By and again One further thing must The name Jesus is to be the problems exist in the State ot we say "He that machine not transportation corridor state—these as a virtue has only makes one factors alone New Jersey. These problems of Hope supernatural my commandments here about Grace. Child's name; but other names the state are the Sanctifying have is and liable for the return of the brought and will continue to of all the akin to hope in the natural keeps them, he it is that it, become to Him in view of his money bring many problems citizens. The Legislature has Having we sons of apply mis- attendant must order. at loves me" (John thus gained but even for the cost problems which be met by our indeed bpfore it a Glance this. Hope XIV. 21). God: His sons, not sons by great task. Being elected truly Ta of to the Legislature. know there is a means the that repairs machine. This problem in a representatives of the people must feeling something birth, of hut by they face up OF course, adoption. critical I.OVK GOI) carries is a kind of and area, to have it pinpointed by our ex- to these problems desired is possible, that we may with it By birth there is hut one breaking entering and fulfill their roles as Son of inseparably love that some governor, should stimulate our attain it. Observe that it treats of whatever He fail to brand as perienced Legisla- Legislators. God, the Second Person of the TheAJvo‘cale people loves: our so ture to possible solutions of we de neighbor first, then all wrong, long as it is not their propose by laws. Although they might disagree things Trinity. But the adoption is no on the things He has machine Some areas suggested the to however made. But we must A that is entered. by governor in his means obtain the sire; fiction, it is real. son is like objectives, their love Official Publication of the indeed nevertheless, possible in them what He loves in message are critical and demand im- combined wisdom, or even in nature to his father. By prudence and caution and grace Archdiocese of Newark and of the mediate and them, the goodness that forthright action. A of our tax their attention probable we • is in God gives His study to the needs of the state will ] us, not nature, but Diocese of Paterson. go them His the see by gift, the situation, transportation problem with all its a way toward may purpose a created share in His nature all long having the State of New Jer- starva-j Most Rev. Thomas A they have in His mind. To Boland In Your complexities, in urban the tion to be, we love the the particularly our areas, sey prosper and progress. same, power to do by S.T.D., Prayers them for that Archbishop of Newark. do not we in them by which His say gift something of what He Published they have waekly by The Advocate hope for it. De- perverted His gift, or Himself Publishing Corporation; Moat Rev. does by nature; and by remember these, your deceased for some Thomas A. Boland. S.T.D., President sire is of purpose seem to the they this at last we shall know Him: Rt. Rev. Beware Msgr. James A. Hughes. P.A. priests: serve which turns Buyer essence us from our one J. VG„ Vice President; Rt Rev of hope "No knows the Father but true goal that is to Msgr. James F. Looney. A M„ Secretary. Observe fur choose un- Ihe Son. and to him whom the Rt. Rev Cassar Archdiocese Advertising is admitted by all to be a neces- As Msgr. M. Rinaldi and of Newark much as an adult be reality, to fool ourselves. may prepared for ther that we! Son shall reveal Him” Rt. Rev Msgr. Paul Knappek. P.A. in a (Matt. XI). •ity order to sell product. The great econo- the it Trustees. Rt. Rev. Msgr. John A. Staf- worst, is very disturbing to think that 31 Clinton St.. Newark 2. N J our must possibility or my of our has been built see probabili- MArket 4-0700. ford, Jan. 21. 1913. country by advertising youth has presented to it such allurements. There ty, not Member of the Catholic Press Assocl in its various forms such certainty. However much Rev. Thomas as newspapers, is no dourd that atlon and the International F. radio, many beset all of Vigilance Needed Union of Graham, S.J., temptations we may want a if we the Catholic Press. magazines, and the television. and thing, feel Subscriber to the Jan. latest, In the us, perhaps adults are able 21, 1343 to make a moral N.C.W.C. News Service. of certain to get it, what we have development there have been evaluation of the Editorial Board: Most Martin W Rev. John E. advertising movie products peddled Rev. Very Lambert, being is Stanton. Ph.D.; aud various knowledge, not hope. Some risk S.T.D.. Most Kev Walter 1926 many megns used by the manu- today in our it Jan. 4. newspapers, but is a different W. Curtis. S.T.D.; Rt. Rev WU facturer of not getting it must be there Msgr. to attract customers to his product. Slo- with liam C. Rt. Rev. Jo Rev. Berthold 0. story reference to our youth who, with Helmhuch; Msgr I.atizau, the if we are to seph H. Brady. S.T.D., Ph D.; Rt. Rev have been a hope. Is gans to farm., developed degree that the of the Msgr. J. Jan. 24, 1928 accessibility daily newspapers and the in- Support John Dougherty. S.T.L., S.S.D., customer becomes the Growing Very Rev. Msgr. George W. S. buyer in every competi- quisitiveness of IN Shea. Rev. Augustine V. Dunn, lan. youth, may find it difficult to THE SUPERNATURAL or T tive field. D.j Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas M There is also an evil which has withstand the Reardon. LL.B.; 24, 1955 grown alluring temptations presented in tier what we for is God, the Rev. James W O'Neill; hope Rev. N. with the William Field. M.L.S.i Rev advertising and that is false our movie and show Rev. Valentine media, advertisements. union with Him which is salva- William S.TL; Rev. Chlebowski, claims For HouseCommittee Keller. Francis J. and deceptive allurements. Our Houghton. S.T.L. Jan. 1912 govern- Again it becomes tion. We desire to come to God 27, necessary to remind the Executive ment attempts to be Director: RL Rev. Msgr a watchdog over certain and that, with God's John J Rev. Peter Juiien, Jan. 27, 1927 parents to guard against this additional we see help, By F. Kiley such danger Louis Budenz getting as $ New Year’s 1961 Paterson areas, as drugs, in order to protect the this Representative: Rev Carl J Rev. James F. jan. which can corrupt their children. is We have a cer- Flanagan, The al- possible. As the international if the Wolsin, ST.L. * purchaser from the manufacturer more skies be- gift, Eisenhower admin- irresponsible luring the tainty that salvation is Managing Editor: Floyd Anderson. 27, 1953 advertisements, the more solicitude possible, come istration and seller. stormier with Soviet-sur- makes its war provo- K. Rev. the a total which earth- Edward J. parents should have certainty, no Subscription Price: S4SO yearly. Donovan, for the pictures being charged cation and What is upheavals, a few in Laos Cuba stick.” Second Class particularly disturbing is the can our cer- hope- postsae paid at Newark 0.P., Jan. 27, 1956 today seen by their young ones. Reference ly hope match. But should ab ful signs have The Kremlin's N. J under act of Mar 3. llttr advertising carried on in our sprung up among quarrel is with daily newspapers, ways be made the tainty is limited to the by family to the of possibi- us. the 'Particularly in the advertisements listings whole United States and is Diocese for the motion the lity we are not certain that of Paterson Legion of Decency in the evaluation picture. made groups in using the attack on Eisenhower Seemingly all of the in ad- shall Study many states Rev. E. newspapers of the pictures shown we attain it. Our own weak- Joseph Snyder, Jan. being and the be- are the modern plays concen- merely to throw dust in our eyes. vertising motion extend ness lies between: that Mass 25, 1941 picture ing presented in the modern theaters. yet too we Calendar on And so we themselves to the most Every trating Car- read: “But President suggestive and even to we the Catholic is asked to renew can, if use aids God has the pledge every dinal elect cannot ads in order Cushing’s Kennedy escape re- pornographic to attract customers It is well for provided, rise year. us to realize that the beyond. Nothing at the b.'x office. pledge “Questions and sponsibility for this reckless ad- Seemingly without any re- does not of can us from the ol ask us only lip service but separate love Jan. 22 Sunday. Third Sunday after rather Answers on venturism of the Eisenhower ad- Forty Hours straint, most realistic the God Kpiphanv. 2nd Claaa. Green. Cr. drawings accompany self-service The product which save our own choice even GI. is evil, no matter Communism” ministration. Prcf. of Trinity. ads and most the as lie was undoubtedly alluring are suggestive de- how it is our sins cannot, if we let God Jan. 23 Monday. St. Raymond of attractively remains evil a advertised, guide for informed of what the Eisenhower Pennafort. Confessor. 3rd Class. scriptions of the pictures to be seen. pro White. Any daily In the field of us to against them. Archdiocese Newark drugs, poison is marked help struggle GI. 2nd Coll. St. Emerentiana; 3 C

. poison. In posed actions administration intended to do. of newspaper, on the His Common Prcf page advertising movies, at- the field of Hope draws upon its two com- entertainment someone must Jan. 22, 1941 to sell the protect against the appointee, Allen Dulles, undoubt- Jan. 24 Tuesday. St. Timothy. Bish- tempts picture by the most suggestive the morals of virtues. The 3rd Sunday After Epiphany our children and the panion possibility op. Martyr. 3rd Class. Red. GI. 2nd expose al- current party edly was the architect Coll St. John's, 22 Mulberry St.. Newark captions and the most of from of this C IP). Common Pref. alluring drawings. It is luring advertisement to be salvation it has faith; Our Lady of Sorrows. 69 St., - Market what it is poisifl the latest Jan. 25 Wednesday. Conversion of and can be line; plan for interven- Garfield embarrassing even in one’s own to which film, military St. Paul. 3rd Class. the souls of men. The desire, is of hope’s very Apostle White. GI more alluring, the more Ab- tion in Asia and St. Catherine's. 19 King St.. Hillside home to have spread out before "Operation for the- aggres- 2nd Coll. St. Peter; 3

. Pref. of you this news- is enriched St Home. York St., attractive the the essence, by charity. AposUes. Joseph’s Jersey advertisement, more sugges- olition,” shown to sion Cuba.” paper page when made find being many against Jan. 26 City attempts are to out tive the the means Thursday. St. Polycarp. captions, more cautious must Charity love; suporna organizations Jan. 79, 1941 what is at the local b» and schools has set Bishop. Martyr. 3rd Class. Red. GI. 2nd p.'aying theater. the buyer the of love is God. Septuapeslma Sunday turally object THE WORKER Coll. C . Common Pref. of All sorts of things we can Jan. 29 also.” Sunday. Septuaitcsima Sun- Jan. 22, 1941 cans (and students) And what is to be said? particularly day. 2nd Haas. Violet. No. GI. Cr. 3rd love, small great Sunday After Epiphany By Msgr. George G. things, things: “Demand Eisenhower Pref. of Trinity. St. Higgins level necessary to maintain have begun to answer llu? com- halt his Mary’s Abbey. Morristown hu- and whatever we love KEY: GI. Gloria; we can Cr. Creed; C from Jan. 29, 1941 ( Director Social man munists. recklessness. Demand that Ken- , Action dignity. the 'Votive Mass of Holy Ghost; N Septuapesima Department, NCWC) desire, things good for things Sunday Asa us, nedy this Archdloceae of Newark; P Diocese of Heart of result, American farm repudiate war policy, Immaculate Mary, Packs* bad for us things that offer BUT THESE Paterson; Coll. Collect; Prcf. Preface.- nack Lake The last. considered ACTIVITIES only and fire Allen Congress who la- workers W. Dulles before ployers employ foreign especially migratory but bills which would present delight ultimate ruin. begin to offset the of he (a) extend a long period involves us in a bor obtain their hired hands if workers are among the shooting least The power to no minimum say to desire is pressure on official Wash war.” wage to agricultural poverty and of fled unemployment were privileged any occupa- the heart (b) major of freedom; to lack the workers; extend the child not tional ington. pressure exemplified Such imaginative widespread in the countries group in the nation. by accusations Any- power is The Worker labor provisions of the Fair slavery. of Jan. 8, with its La- from which these workers ori- one who has seen the conditions work in well with the Krem- bor Standards Act great three-line headlines: “Ike’s to under lin’s as AROUND THE PARISH agriculture; ginate? which most of these work- THE OBJECT of love is good- plans disclosed in the Lame Duck (c) provide for ers live Regime: Edges Na- Moscow knows that it is not nec- ness, as the object of hearing is New Times and also the national THE ANSWER is tion to Brink of War in Cuba and simple. If to sound. echo Red China's essary go abroad to observe A thing must seem good statements in of this of Laos.” registration pool under-privileged human to us irt the Peking Review. We beings living in abject some way or other, must can crew leaders workers not The article which were available, to follows, thus povery. seem in readily that we satisfy something us. written appreciate operating a- American growers would have to by the mysterious Dan- if we are to love it, want it for have more to do than the small iel cross state I compete on the open market for THE QUESTION that Mason, goes on to say: must be ourselves-, make it the object of beginnings so far recorded. lines. None their labor. “With only three was They, like industrial decided on all levels weeks of life We of govern our action. The will is being su- must support our own gov- enacted into would have* to left to It, the Eisenhower ad- employers, ment, but on the ernment on Cuba plan especially fed- premely itself when it loves su- and Laos and ministration brought law, but it will their production schedules in ac- eral is the United end level, “Shall we make preme goodness: that is when it ask that it all appease- be cordance with Slates to the brink timely to the labor market it a matter of of military tendencies. public policy to loves God, wants God, makes God ment We must not discuss them situation. intervention in Cuba last Mon- They would have to of perpetuate these the back conditions, or object of its action. Without merely up the House when the sev- again for pre-l for wages and working conditions shall we duy President Committee attempt now to elimi- that, life is a of shadows; on Un-American Ac- chasing ered relations sumably similar bills will be in- that would appeal to domestic nate this social diplomatic and tivities to blight from the without it we are forever trying but ask it do an even troduced this who called for the year. workers, are covered American scene?” virtually over- by to slake our thirst with salt more vigilant job. such throw of the Fidel Castro re- protective legislation as There is no that THE AMERICAN way this water. We can be stirred to for- community minimum gime. go wage, unemployment problem can be rationalized What iinakes that essential ward when we realize the idea that the "The why the rejects power insurance and workmen’s President’s action coin coin out of existence. The Basic love is With- communists and authority of possible charity. and their friends government pensation. (ided with his to involve causes of the farm labor situa- attempt out charity even faith amt hope wish to stamp out this commit- should be used in such a manner the American However, bccapse there is tion low people in a war wages and under- will not save us from, ultimate tee. Anyone who has studied as to a farm labor the. perpetuate poverty at home and abroad, to impose a Wall Street puppet employment due to labor sur- failure, total and eternal. House system that is based So group's report of It) years’ on poverty the American on Laos, half around grower does not in of our regime way pluses some rural St. Paul says (I Corinthians ago entitled “The Communist and destitution both at home and ' have to about the world ”. worry such areas must be XIII. “And there abroad. eliminated. 13) now re- Peace Offensive: The to things. Because Attempt his workers Up to now, our lawmakers main faith, hope and charity, THIS “LAAIK DUCK” Disarm and Defeat America” Yet that is the kind of Turin are argu exempt from most social have compromised these on the issue ol three: hoi the greatest of ment of the communists to black knows that there it records lie labor system we have in the and labor legislation, he ran farm labor. Not have these is only our in charity." ‘ti the United States communist subservience of some in for what is U. S. The proof lies the an- ignore taxes for unemployment slitutions failed to For Our is all offensive of those who are basic, adopt policte- Lord, charity iclually a Soviet, tells again playing swer to two questions: insurance rates for that would insurance, assure 'to summed all the command why the hero in the an adequate up •s the Kremlin struck at pages of The (1) Where would agricultural workmen’s compensation, in- supply of farm labor at mcnls in two decent love of (lod. lo\ , his time both in Cuba and in Worker, for the alleged causi find domestic workers dustrial child labor employers laws, and standards of if employment, but oup neighbor. .Observ e that H tins This is supported furthei of "peace.” willing to migrate from harvest laws which guarantee workers they have also been used to bus summed up all the individu pro v Tlu; Worker editorial of Jan. 8 I shall refer later to this rec to harvest at sub-standard wages, the right to organize into un- cure foreign labor in a marine' ommands, lie did not dcstre The editorial asks: "Do we ord, but for the moment I use and if ions, working living 'conditions, in ' which, many cases, aas uu hem. lie makes our oh>crvam meric want of apis a legacy t to urge you to ask our Sen : there were not poverty and un- '"Most because there important, an adverse on effect the cm /!: these the test by which w •> ar from the* Elsenhower ad itors to and *Rcpresent&tives pre in the home of is no floor on employment areas wages for *' agricul ploymcnt conditions, wages an ■an know if we have chanty: •oinislratlon which we dumped erve the House 'Un American our migratory work force? lural (2)| workers, he can reerui working of domestn Mr. O'Brien calls conditions "Ur lovO lire, tnv eomm-.p it the N'i\ei"hei' ele«tlon?. 'eli' ities Committee and it “resting his eyes" would workers I-cep give it but the rest of where agricultural em-| at arm wages far below tin ■ workers. ents them it and keeps he ’’hat’s 1“ ictiy. what we will he rentfrr funds. the family calls it sleeping. STRANGE BUT TRUE January 19, 1961 JHE ADVOCATE 7 Little-Known Facts for Catholics Letters to the Editor By M.J. MURRAY Copyright, 1061,X.C.W.G New* Seniee Advocate i {The welcomes Utters to the Editor, for publication' Wife Second Fiddle in tbit column. They should be timely, signed by the writer,end Playing brief tvbereptr possible.) - As Hubby Caters to His Mom resent being thrown under a cloud of suspicion and being blanketed By Rev. John L. Two Readers Thomas, S.J. to face the fact of his over-de- View in any manner with those who Assistant Professor of Sociology, Si. Louis pendence. This would be humil- fail University to their moral recogize ob- ”us^ant* visit for that we his mother every iating, one thing; and fur- ligation. a Sunday thermore, he’s so emotionally The evening. We have a 2-year-old son and this is medical profession at the to Obscenity Coverage the tied his \mother than she can that moment is only time we can out an open target for all go together. My husband secs manipulate him at will. If you Editor: to shoot ter at—even The Advocate. every Wednesday takes her take evening, shopping every a direct approach by de- The Since the latter only I purchase, the is Saturday, runs and newspaper with exception believed, errands for her, makes her manding a you will whether repairs in change, prob- of a local is New true or not, to home. daily, The York Times. The treatment af- express She’s and ably encounter a strong emotion- separated dotes on her four children. I the opinion of the forded to sex the Archdiocese of feel al reaction, for by other New York is reason like I’m second your claims ar« Newark and playing fiddle, but I newspapers the Diocese of Pat- if complain, he bound for not I to give him a sense of enough wanting them in my home. says don’t for erson, the Catholics of this care his family. area guilt which he will to dis- I have been The Ad- Serious in-law attempt receiving may now conclude that all problems guise they always as or vocate just anger loyalty. for three or four read about indicate hidden years, lessness that the Editorial Board physicians in the or unresolved and while And if, as you state in let- not always in of emotional conflicts within your WHAT CAN do? complete The Advocate was blatantly daily newspaper must be *rue. It the you If moving accord ter, mother is sometimes away with your policies, I have is my that parties involved. Because* away is out of the this guilty of, when they consented to opinion you have com- they question when you isn’t it all found the an excellent mitted do not wish to deal arrive, why is not newspaper the printing of the lead editorial a thoughtless and unjust with these dif a solution, but might offer to wait an hour or two until source of information. In the last disservice ficulties, they right the conditions in its Jan. 6 to many conscientious for the issue—“Physician, she returns? After it’s been beginning few various all, a issues, however,- the space Heal develop process it seems to Thyself.” hard-working physicians whole week since weaning devoted by plant- rationalizations she’s seen you to has been such me that best will obscenity The intended to be ing a seed of distrust. I your approach thoughts am and the and know how of their conduct baby, you be to insist that disconcerting. conveyed this article sure that St. Luke one a week by are con- even resents much she loves night Joe Thomas’ and resent junior. will article in the Jan. your editorial. any be used for visiting friends. fusing, to say the least, hut the 12 edition entitled: Ex- to I’m not sure that I under- “Duffy specific toward Charles attempt ex- I THINK we have the picture implication phy- R. M.D. Sex Walsh, pose the real stood what poses Ring Operation” reads sicians in abusive now. The experts call it “mom- you meant when general was East like df Orange. source of the stated that something straight out a and ill-considered. i.-m.” It takes different forms, you you had a trouble. morning New York’ daily. While Hence appearing cither as young son and therefore, Sun- It would be just as ridiculous a mother- I to they will claim evening recognize the need warn for to Converts daughter or mother-son combina- day was the only night me deny that some phy- African that there no parents of the terrible is tion, of the week you could out to- problems sicians arc not guilty as charged, though equally troublesome go we face, I feel that this in-law in both. In If it is a can be as was ‘At problem, these the gether. problem of it for you to that of a Hat’ cases, moth- imply Drop that their is accomplished in a less sensation- the spouse prejudiced, er’s monopoly over her baby-sitters, you could arrange majority of physicians arc son or that to al manner. SHINYANGA, Tanganyika they do not wish to hurt is of duration. take the child with or Explicit descriptions guilty your statement, “when daughter long In- you, by CNC)—An American their of the mode of missioncr parent’s that is so simply insist that you find ring’s operation the treatment of in hos- feelings, they deed, dependence deeply in- a patients here believes are irrelevant. he has recorded are merely fulfilling their terwoven into baby-sitter on this occasion. pitals duty. their personality practically ceases o/cr the God Love You first conversion at the You may have My four children in drop from childhood that are lost to use consid- range age weekends or is left in (he hands FROM THE they of a hat. BRIEF description erable from six years 11 I without “mom,” and persuasion in getting to months. If of interns and etc.— in besides, residents, your letter, it that you had It appears “mom” has but at it. Plan a son lam afraid happened to Rev. Charles no intention of started, keep 16-year-old there is reason for criticism.” I have all losing the constituents a I L. of ahead, get yourself would have to edit The Advo- Callahan, M.M., of them through marriage. If invited out, A Heart Kast first-class in-law they problem on an or cate before Haven, and their spouses fall in join organization anything Loving letting him read it. Conn..while on a motor- line, all your hands. “Mama” is separat- that will widen contacts out- James J. cycle trip to a mission out- proceeds well, and “mom” may your Coughlin, ed and apparently considered By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen I because we know that We can do Intentions as side the circle. for January. station near here. be very good to them, as as family I don’t Jersey City. the “innocent” long ! nothing; because we are-certain party. With her think Our Lord had no fa- The she can call the your husband will be earthly Holy Father’s general in- The priest’s hat blew husband plays. fully i that since the off and absent, she naturally fo- therefore Sacred Heart and Editor: This isn't weaned as long as “mom” is ther; His the tention for is: an African elder a prospect heart, January retrieved it. cuses all her attention pleasant the Immaculate Heart can do If can awaken deet-nt- on her but if don’t chal- symbol of His merciful love, was anything While for you to face. You've around, you That the obstacles which pre- thanking him, the mis- children. Your gone 1 when we fail most, to husband is a de- her drawn everything thinking people the dangers so lenge wholly from the heart of vent sioncr learned along far without making a monopoly directly, the effective renewal ot that he was voted he wc to in the of in the curi- son, takes over his miss- His mother It first began appeal you name lurking corner-store where issue of it, but real- you may give her some real Mary. Christian ous about father’s major you penance to come to the of unity may be re- Christianity. They ing role by er- in the ciborium rescue smutty magazines, running haven’t competition. beating of her newspapers moved soon became close ly enjoyed playing sec- the missions. by the truth and love of friends, with rands, the and chaste and books are repairing house, ond fiddle. available, your the African Can you the body; Christ. the taking mother change front dropping by shopping on Satur- the blood that page story on the local sex not a great IN THE U. S. there to be The mission mission "just for picture? Perhaps ought intention sug- often, a visit.” day mornings. ring to. deal while are Vocation flowed out from least ought he you living close Indulgence at 1,000 Catholics who have gestcd for the of Recently was Apostleship baptized. What’s abnormal here? A The that such to mother. You are partial of 100 that heart on been blessed God with thought disgust- the is: dealing indulgence by money Prayer by Pope Mother needs him and he's ing operations with a overdue weaning, days may be gained and who love His Sacred Heart arc linked with long by mem- Calvary came That the available. Mother worthy liturgical 1st also is lonely but the bers of the for. enough in return to publications which could confront Catholic Church weaning process, Apostolate V- from the red give the Holy celebration of the Sacrifice of and needs company. Why whether in ocations for child on the block when he • infancy or later in each act of fountains of the Father a minimum sacrifice of any (NC) charity the Altar lead all peoples KABUL, Afghanistan shouldn't he visit her into the local may every life, is successful if the or piety performed for the in- $2,500 to build a in the drops confectionary The first Catholic only Virgin. chapel to the church in this store true Church of Christ. Wednesday night and take the parent takes the initiative. tention of mission lands for a candy bar or soda is virtually fostering vocations But there is it to the 100% Moslem nation has wife leaving and son over every Your husband to the And and been Sunday will be on the de- priesthood. Holy Father to decide where it blood-chilling. you I opened here. another side to fensive have eiening? because he doesn’t will be built. seen these publications in want the picture. His There be neighborhood stores. physical heart ought to .a million who have little of Of course, it should surprise /T/. copies hers; but her spiritual very the world’s goods, but so much love nobody that depraved individuals heart copied His. No one in the of the Sacred Heart arc connected with such 9:30 to that will or’ use Open 9:30, Saturdays anti 6 world ever imitated the virtues of they buy 10 cents worth less publications. Can we tolerate the the Sacred Heart as much as did of food mmi a or smoke-10 cents fewer fact that the materials of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. day, depravi- or do 10 cents ty are our The devotion of the two hearts cigarettes, without being displayed in worth of for therefore go something one community? together. Paray-le- UNI FURNITURE • CARFET• INTERIOR DECORATING month. Then at the end of It pleases that Monial, where the revelation of the me a newspaper month they will send their sacri- of the Catholic ever the Sacred Heart was intensified, religion fices to the Holy Father the guardian of the of was a heavenly trumpet whose through sanctity his for the and echo resounded at Fatima, where Society Propagation of marriage the divinely- CT3 the- Faith. designeJ of Our Lady spoke of her Immacu- beauty sex saw fit Please let hear late Heart. us from you tc alert its readers to this prob- in the name of the Sacred lem so forccahly. MANY WONDER Heart. about the so- Helen Farnsworth, called Letter of Fatima. When Cut this out column, pin your Newark. will it be opened? What will it sacrifice to it and address it to say? Expect no short cuts to Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, National Physician Calls world peace! The deposit of rev- Director, Society for the Propa elation is closed. We can be very gation of the Faith, 368 Fifth Editorial ’ certain that it will no I New or contain jAve., York, to your dio- 'Unjust other message than that which l cesan director: Bishop Martin W. Editor: Our Lady at La and 31 gave Sale.ttc, !Stanton, Mulberry St., Newark, I have waited several days be- at Lourdes; than that which was or- Rt. Rev. William F. fore u MSgr. writing in order that I might nnual ? the of the first sermon of 24 DcGrasse St., Paterson. be subject Louis, not guilty of the same reck- St. Peter, the first sermon of St.

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the at medals in the Trophy with consistently superb quality in Room of The Christian Brothers The Christian Brothers Wines in bot- r tle alter .Winery. bottle, year alter year. flic • were awarded the wines of There easier They to are ways of making tlluistian Budget your purchase if you wish! The Christian Brothers at the Sacra- wine. The Brothers chose their way UrolIjm mento State Fair and the Los Angeles long ago. They labor in an ancient • Fair. tradition of County excellence, and see no y'/l'fy Ik Open 9:30 to 9:30, Saturdays until 6 These awards hold's for meaning reasonat all to change. Hackensack °ran e you. They prove you will'be rewarded CaliforntaRuby Port 9 Springfield ml"**i* Pfeihi" H »***• Pompton Plains R*. 4 Ramsey Central Ave. Rf 24 Produced and bottled The Christian Brothers ol California, makers of fine wines, . Rt „ by sparkling wines sr and brandy. Interstate Ctr. Sole Distributors; Fromm and Slchel, Inc., New fork, N Y., Chicago, 111., New Orleans, la., San Francisco. Calif. Dl 3-4300 OR 7-1000 DR 9-4300 TE 5-3400 DA 7 4300 8 THE ADVOCATE January 19, 1961 Name Bishop Greco The CLASSIFIED MARKET PLACE K. of C. Chaplain Deadline for Clatsified Ad* Monday 12 Noon Call MArket 4-0700

WASHINGTON (NC) Bishop Charles P. Greco of HELP WANTED FEMALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Alexandria, was of BERGEN COUNTY VICINITY. Middle La., elected Supreme Chaplain the BERKELEY HEIGHTS RIDGEWOOD aged women desired. Private room of and T. V. Salary "to help mother with Knights Columbus at a quarterly meeting of the organi- the children.” No house GILSENAN & COMPANY keeping. DAvis Here’* a great big beautiful ranch zation’s of board directors' here. 364 E. Ridgewood Ave. Cl 81600 THE RUTLAND State of K. of BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Bishop Greco, Louisiana Chaplain the C., RIDGEWOOD AND VICINITY This is a home with rooms to spare; NERS WE CODDLE OUT-OF-TOW succeeds Leo M. Finn of 25ft. livingdining with picture Msgr. room OVER 500 MULTIPLE LISTINGS FRANCHISES AVAILABLE! window. 3 large bedrooms with extra GI 5-9000 Bridgeport’, Conn., who died last bulletin submitted. Fi- SITIIENS REAL ESTATE graphed Be in your own business. Excellent large closets. IMi baths, main floor Ave., Oct. 158 Franklin Ridgewood 30. earnings dignified A artistic reli- family room or dining room, DAYS AND nal will be John J. separate OPEN 7 EVENINGS judging by gious gift Items huge Greco from Sl.BO to 53.50. kitchen with built-in appliances; Bishop has been a mem- Dane, chairman of the re- Year public ’round sales. Age no harrier birch cabinets, full basement,laundry ROSELLE ber of the K. male female. by 2-car with indoor of C. since 1919 lations committee. ambitious or Appt. let- room; garage access. ter Panoramic Studios 179-89 W. He is a native of ONLY $24,950 oil Rodney, Miss.; Berks St., Phjla. 22. Pa. IVi well cared for rooms, steam levels and from 1000 tank water softener. was ordained Msgr. Stein General Assembly Split colonials $23,500 heat. gal. in 1918, and was BUSINESS DIRECTORY Modern kitchen & bath, Ist floor lav- Communion consecrated a Bishop in 1946. He The 12th annual atory. enclosed porch, full basement, NEW oversize garage, lovely yard with patio is chairman of the U.S. breakfast will be held on Jan. 29 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Bishops’ under threes/ Committee in St. Ann’s hall alter Strike —then call on the Confraternity parish your, fancy? Mountain Park F. DRISCOLL CO. of Christian 8:30 a.m. Mass in St. John’s HEIGHTS RADIO - TV SERVICE D. Doctrine. CH 5-5954 CH 5-8107 855 Summit 7. J. Park Ave., Heights. CH 3-5497 Cathedral. Principal speaker will Ave., Jersey City N. Berkeley RADIO. TELEVISION. HI-FI. STEREO, DURING THE directors’ meet- SPARTA be William F. Johnson, K.S.G., P A. AMPLIFIER, TAPE RECORDER. THE BOYLE COMPANY the board’s youth PHONOGRAPH AND AUTOMATIC ing committee National 355 Jersey Ave., ELiiabeth 3-4200 LAKE vice president of the RECORD CHANGER SERVICE. MOHAWK greater in DIRECTIONS: Summit urged participation Council of Catholic Men. Paul FREE From Center Two bedroom ranch home, living room Ave. to Springfield Berkeley Heights fireplace, dining modern youth programs by the MO. with area, sponsored Jr. chairman. 8 SERVICE ON ANY NEW Center, left on Plainfield Ave., 1 block Dittrich is general kitchen; lovely lake view. $18,500. Park Knights and the Church. MOTOROLA TV to Ave., right to models. OPEN EVERY DAY EMMA B. LA POINTE The committee called for such St. Thomas More Council, West- PURCHASED FROM US. E. R. Route 15 Sparta, N. J. NOWICKI PROP. action an ex- wood Some 90 children and six Daily and to counterbalance WHERE CALL BERGEN COUNTY Open Sunday WE SERVE; Sister Philomena administrator of Name SW 5-2414 panded Mary, C.S.J., Holy 9-5730 youth drive by the U.S. Dominican Sisters from St.- Dom- PArkway and Dr. AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS 7 Communist Hospital, Teaneck, D.J. Kissinger, staff survey on the the Party. inie’s llcme, Blauvelt, N.Y., were president, map, AT fojThollow farms in It announced council areas Bergen Ranch was that the guests of the Jan. 3 at County from which 12,241 patients came to the hospital in 1960. Beautiful modern 4 8.R., 2 Bath G.M. Service # $39,- Transmission home for rent <3 $225. or sale board’s next annual held at quarterly meeting the holiday party Plymouth. Ford. Chevrolet. Hulck, Old,- North 500. will be held make auto; Arlington in Rome in April the Edelweiss House, Riverdale. mobile. Cadillac, any wc OR will Install a rebuilt transmission, Ranch Split Level. 16x22 guar- on Ave. New 3 B.R. While there the directors was anteed 8 Heights Schuyler will John chairman. Mass months; 1 price quoted, no Rec Room. 3 H.W. Heat. Acre McCloskey OPEN FOR INSPECTION zone Study ups; E-Z terms. 331 Hal- Water. $29,500. have 1-day service, Lot, City an audience with an Reach Service 4 NEW Pope John This also held Peak St.. MODEL HOMES group Newark. “open sey For pricea call MP LAKE MOHAWK and 2-3534. 8: M. 8 P. • will tour playgrounds built house” Jan. 11 for prospective A. M. CAPES RANCHES • SPLITS Water Front, 38.R., $10,900. Hillside for new 2 8.R., $12,900. the children of Rome with members. In Hudson FROM ELECTRICAL WORK E. G. ANDERSON. REALTOR K. of C. aid. At Teaneck Serving L. Mohawk-Sparta Area $17,990 15 Center of PA 9-6181 Father James J. Kelly Council, JERSEY CITY Nearly Sparta. Hospital MODELS State Council State Deputy Verona This council will hold MANGIERI OPEN DAILY WY 1-7320 400 of the 64 WAYNE William representatives TEANECK J. Boman announced its first annual Communion break- Holy Name Hospital here last year of ELECTRIC COMPANY BERGEN COUNTY this week parishes Hudson I LOOK I that the issue fast the Robin Hood Inn, Clif- County its service in terms of February at provided greatest patient days since A QUALITY JOR AT A REASONABLE SEE ANY OF A FINE of council will convene Jan. 21 at St. PRICE. SELECTION OF HOMES THRU Cape Cod just waiting for expansion; publications will be ton, after 8 a.m. Mass fn Our its establishment 35 according to a of 17x12 living dining 12* years ago, review room, area, judged in the 1961 annual con- Michael’s here for an FREE ESTIMATES Lady of the Lake Church. A Snow all-day service by Sister SMITH & MOONEY knotty-pine kitchen. 2 bedrooms, en- test select Philomena Mary, C.S.J. AND QUALIFIED ADVICE ON YOUR closed porch, expansion attte,full base- to the best council bul- Flake Dance will be held 21 Jan. Institute of the Mass under the ment, 138x170 yard. Call to- Sister Philomena’S showed that ELECTRICAL NEEDS REALTORS garage; letins. report 12,241 patients 111 Rd.. N. $lB,OOO. in the school hall. auspices of the Archdiocesan PLEASE CALL ES. 4-9788 Klnd’km'k Montvale. day Selection PArk Ridge 6-2400 will be made on the wore given a total of 84,664 WEISS Realtor Council of Catholic Men. days) JOHN & CO., WAYNE TRANSMISSION HOWSE REALTY INC. basis of format and presentation of care in 1960. The 1207 Paterson Hamburg Tpk., Wayne daily average and the 845 The sessions will start at 9 j performed, deep X-ray Palisade, Ave., Toanerk, N. J. Open to 7:30 Sun. 1 to 5 OX 4-3300 of council Protests Czech of SERVICE TE 61010 activities and news. at 4 patients treated was 235 and; department administered be- TE 6-2221 a.m. and end p.m. The day’s The Repairs all automatic on - - bulletins will be judged on the average length of stay tween 3,000 and 4,000 treatments FARMS HOMES ESTATES program is under the direction of was| transmissions. DENVILLE a Leo diocesan basis by members of Cuban 6.6 Whltty . Ray Nyhul. days. which in many cases cured or Activity Rev. Walter Debold of St. Jo- MORRIS HUNTERDON. WARREN 21 Sherman N. the state public St., Wayne. J. relations com- OXbow GRIFFITH-PRIDEAUX, INC. COUNTIES seph’s Church. prevented the extension of can- 4-3586 PASSAIC G. Prusa, THE REPORT also -showed JAMES V DUFFY as follows: Joseph REALTORS - INSURERS Agency mittee, James P. cer. St. Chester. N. 9-5200 The sessions will take up a 58 Indian Rd . Denviile, N. J. Main J. TR secretary of the Slovak Catholic that 2.525 infants were born at FURNITURE DEALERS Jr., bulletins from 9- 1200 Coyle coun- In laboratories 121,- OAkwood 7-4300 Evenings MUrray Sokol and of the Slo- complete study of the Mass, its Holy hospital cils in Newark president Name, 5,147 operations were Archdiocese; full meaning, structure and the 914 tests were made to deter- ENGLEWOOD FURN. CO. "Serving the Hub of Murrls County** Juliet R. McWilliams, Realtor John vak Newspapermen’s Association J. Paterson Dio- mine the of disease. Hoime Main St.. Cheater N. TR Enoch, of active cause This of the World Famous LAKE HOPATCONG J. 9-5131 of America, has asked the State necessity participation cese; John A. Moran, Trenton OSTERMOOR MATTRESS by the After the Heads was an increase of 26,911 over- Department to do laity. opening Greifinger It coats no for APARTMENTS FOR RENT and everything pos- more an Diocese; Eugene M. individual thc 1959 The labora- LAKEFOREST RESERVATION O’Mara, program, figure. OSTERMOOR sible to stop the Czechoslovak workshops At AT THE BORDER OF Camden Diocese. also Upper Hopatcong Medical tories Full I.lne of will be held under the Staff prepared between Household Furniture Water front Embassy in Washington from guidance lot 75 foot front BEAUTIFUL DISTINCTIVE Two plaques wiir--be awarded 88 W. Palisade Ave. LO 70827 of a of 2,000 and 3,000 units of blood 13.800. Another with 02 foot water in corps trained NEWARK Home Office TE SOUTH ORANGE AND MAPLEWOOD “representing Cuba’s interests specially The election of Dr. 5-7007 frontage, only $4,750. to the winners at the state coun- for instructors. transfusions. There was a ~ the U. S.” severance of lay William C. as cil convention in Atlantic following Greifinger presi- OAKLAND FURNITURE City. The decrease in emergencies from Anierican-Cuban ties. parish representatives will' dent of the medical staff at St IVY HILL 5-67 An award of diplomatic GOING OUT May one in be welcomed to St. Michael’s 7,071 in 1959 to 6,954 in 1960. OF “Why should further by James was announced each class will be spying by Hospital acre 235 See Ui First in New made on the Msgr. in 1961 is the opening of FURNITURE BUSINESSI foot paved road. $1,095. Jersey the Czech communists” toler- Leßoy E. McWilliams, this week by Patricia Coming 3-bedroom cottage, insulated, ask- basis be Sister fully First for Convenience of the best bulletin ing $12,000. printed and will also be ad- an arthritis and SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ated, he asked in a letter to Sec- pastor, they Aldan, C.S.J., administrator. allergy clinic; FEATURING First for Valuo. submitted, and the best mimeo- $75,000 dressed Cornelius also, the development of rehabili- atock of floor samples and they For best buys retary of State Christian A. Her- by Msgr. J. Hr. his on New Jersey's largest • New 1960 General Electric Greifinger completed I"'! «°! wi EXPECT TO LOSE lake, tation in the stop at the Lakefront Reservation Giant Refrigerator-Freezer Boyle, spiritual director physical therapy MONEY ON EVERY SALE. Office ter. • of the studies at the University of Wholcaale Club plan. prices it Relow. First • New School. Parks and LAKE MOHAWK ACCM. Other will in- and a renal clinic. come! First He out that a third of speakers After interning at department, No shopping, One Block pointed Maryland. Served! reasonable offer refused - Lakcforest Office The Sisters of all sales clude Charles ACCM Newark of -St. final . . . stock consists • TV Master Antenna the world’s Slovak Doerrler, City he started Joseph our ARTHUR D. CRANE CO. population Hospital, of Early JOSEPH F. MURPHY Newark conduct the American. Modern ar>d Con- president; Fred Feczko, chair- Route 15-6 miles • Automatic Laundries lives in the U. S. and suggested his practice in Newark and has hospital. temporary Furniture, north of Dover. N. J. many are one-of- All Outside Picture REAL man, and Harold J. Ruvoldt. a-kind! • ESTATE - INSURANCE that relations with been active in medical and civic diplomatic PARK Window Rooms ALL FLORHAM M L> " NOTICE: ORDERS • HKN r \l S— 111 ILI y K circles 22 CUSTOMERS Czechoslovakia be broken if nec- for the past years. Cur- New NOW Ceramic Tile Baths Taylor Prexy WITH US. WILL BE FILLED. • Full PARKA 9 Walking distance to Holy Gram” AY 5250 rently he is assistant medical di- Family essary. 4 • Parquet Floors Research Grant Given OAKLAND mar School. bedrooms, custom split BO >: 1041 SPARTA. N FURNITURE # j For Food Institute level, large rector of the Newark Board of rooms. IV* baths, rec. room. • Landscaped Gardens The • big city store in the suburbs H w oil heat, occupancy Feb. 1, 1961. To Seton Hall Priest Education. • Fireproof 14-Story buildings NEW YORK - no connection with $26,900. ST. GABRIEL is the patron of Daniel Lynch any other store. Excellent financing. FR 7-2473. He is a fellow of the American of Herb Taylor Associates FE 7-4158-7 FREE messengers. SOUTH ORANGE The re- was MAHWAH • Gas. Electricity 453 RAMAPO VALLEY RD.. OAKLAND of a elected ccipt of a $22,800 research College Physicians, cfiplo- recently president of the At Junction of H. Browne grant Rt 202 A Franklin Ave. • Parking Joseph mate Hours: 10 A. for an of the American Board of Catholic Institute of the Food In Dally M. to 9 P. M. EARLY OCCUPANCY to be con- • Decorating investigation Sat. 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. 3 Internal Medicine and a member Bedroom Coloial large living room, MICHAEL J. HARRIS ducted Rev. Owen W. Garri- dustry. • Recreation Rooms by fireplace, near parochial' schools and of the Council Other officers HOME Rooms <1 be*' MR. SO to 199 00 gan, assistant professor of chem- of Essex County are: William IMPROVEMENTS transportation. Many extras. Owner 3 '-io INC. anxious 4 Rooms (2 bedrooms) to 1119 00 Company Medical the Essex transferred, to sell. Asking $lO6 at Seton Hall Society, Coun- Gcherty, president of Hostess $18,900. istry University, JOSEPH H. MARTIN & SON ty Heart A FEW CHOICE YEAR-END 1904 OUR 57th YEAR 1961 HIGH LEVEL has been announced Association and the Ist vice Ed THE DATOR AGENCY by Msgr. Products, president; est. 40 years OPENINGS NOW RENTING Ironbound Executive Association ward Cola Cos., 2nd 8 E. Ave. ROOFING EXPERTS John J. Dougherty, Agnew, Pepsi Aluminum Awninss Ramapo Mahwah. N. J. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY president. LAfayette Institutional Also elected vice Combination Windows 9 3000 IV*. 2. AND 3 ROOMS The award from the National were Dr. John J president; George McDon- 2H SHEET METAL Doors - Venetian Blinds WHEN AVAILABLE Torppey, ■ vice president; Dr ald, N.Y. Daily treasur- Aluminum • MORRIS COUNTY Advisory Council on Neurological Mirror, Siriins Jalousies Porch Enclosures Phone Free CONSTRUCTION Frank Roeco, secretary, and Dr. er, and Constance or Write for Cleaning Supplies Diseases and Blindness will as- Gratzer, Abel °UR SPECIALTY Sanders & Realtors Brochure and Literature HV.uv 23 Bracken, ASH CANS MATS FOR SCHOOLS John Giardina, treasurer. Reggio Butler. N. J • • SOAR CHURCHES, sist Father in a three- Brokers, secretary. One Boulevard JAHN D. DALY. Res. Mgr. Garrigan TErminal fl 2000 Mountain Lake, AND INSTITUTIONS 41316 ft MANOR DRIVE ROUSH • BROOMS • IRUSHIS year study of the tissues in DEERFIELD fatty Pillows NEWARK 6. N. J. - QUIITS • SPECIALISTS IN the brains ESSEX 5-1424 WAX • SRONOIS • RAILS of different animals* MORRIS PLAINS * Set DAILY TO 7:30 P. M. of Recollection , Father com- • TOILET RARER Residential Roofing Garrigan recently M. Day PILLOWS - QUILTS New R room *20.000 WEEKENDS TO 6:30 P. aplit level - * pleted work for his doctorate M»iW to MARY A SPECIAL FOR ! f • MORRINO EQUIPMENT Leaders & Gutters Order end Renovated. Pillows BERNHARDT COMMUTERS returned name and 35R Rt. 10. Whlppany TU 7-5070 Public Service Ivy Hill Bus No. 107 from the graduate school of day. Feathers IKmn by * the from prop- RARM • RARER TOWELS • CURS For Married pound. (EXPRESS) runs direct our Siding Columbia Couples MORRIS TOWNSHIP erty to New York Port Authority Ter- University. PENNER BROS. minal. 41st St . and Bth Ave. in 40 min- 278 Street I’ATERSON A recol- V6O B'way Wayne day of Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Bayonne FE 9-0905 utes; 10-minute rush hour headway. EL 3-1700 Mahon, BE SURE TO SEE Since 1910 BY CAR: Five minutes from Garden THE MAIN object of medita- lection for married couples will Harry Dclvcnthal, Mr. and Mrs. Jersey N. J. 645 NEW POINT ROAD PLUMBING THE GETTYSBURG State Parkway. Exit 143A, right on. City, tion is & HEATING Ave.* to increase one’s love and be held Jan. 2D at St. Ronavcn- John Travers, Mr. and Mrs. An- Madison Ave. to end; Stuyvesant N.J. COLONIAL Ver- HMm« S-SA7B ELIZABETH, 2-STORY AT short right to first left turn (Mt. understanding of God and the ture’s Church and Monastery. thony McDermott, and Mr. and ESTABLISHED 1915 Michael non Pl.l. direct to property. T. Baudermann, Inc. CROMWELL HILLS truths of the Faith. Exercises will at 2:15 Mrs. Gerald begin p.m. Fitzpatrick. PLUMBING AND This model EAST HEATING new is well-worth seeing. ORANGE HI ST.. It and conclude at 5:15 p.m. after WILLIAM NEWARK 3 Is a front brick home with grade- CHOICE MA 2-7107 level center hall A FEW an afternoon Mass. entrance. It comprises 4 bedrooms. Holy See Lauds RELIGIOUS GOODS 2V£ baths, living room, APARTMENTS LEFT Rev. Kevin Flynn, 0.F.M., of dining room, science kitchen with breakfast den with St. will room, fireplace, FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Elizabeth’s, Wyckoff, con- RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and 2-car FLORIDA'S DePaul laundry garage. A PRESTIGE LOCATION Rev. Plots are 15,000 ft. of SUBURBAN CHARM duct the day, assisted by THE MIRACLE SHOP sq. or more COMBINING Society tall-timbered 314 land near Madison and Ridge Hoed. Lyndhuret AND CITY CONVENIENCES Gerald Dolan, O.F.M and Rev. Morristown. (The only ! VATICAN CITY (NC) - The «opp. Ritz Theatre) tract in that township COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED Felician F0y,.0.F.M., of St. Bon- Daily 1 to 5 « to S with sewers.) 1 Holy See has praised the kitchen with colored built- steady WEbetcr 3-4545 All-electric aventure’s. A feature will be a ft. progress of the Society of St $34,900 in oven, countertop range. 11 cu. discussion of MURSING HOMES Other, from refrigerator with top freezer, dish- WINDWARD panel family topics Vincent de Paul *37.000 toSO.OOO throughout the washer all In color Doorman service* DAY to be conducted of world. ABBEY OPEN EVERY by couples ! NURSING HOME 100 PER CENT FREE PARKING St. SALES AGENTS Bonavcnturo's Mass, 4 (ONE BERROOM) SIRS parish The Vatican's COMPLETE SERVICE ROOMS esteem was ex- renewal of and Aged THE BOYLE COMPANY vows, Cnnvaleerent Chrnnlrally (II 5 ROOMS (two bdrmi. 2 batha) . $249 marriage pressed in a letter written in 86 Van 255 Jersey Ave. ELlzabeth 3-4200 Ness Place ALSO PROFESSIONAL Benediction will close the exer- Pope John's name by Cardinal DIRECTIONS: Rt. 24 (Morris Ave.) PALMS 1 Bl 3-0303 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE cises. through Madison Center. Turn ~: r> jjg* * Vatican right i Tardini, Secretary of N. Park APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED Newark. J. on Ave., 2V4 miles to models. will he State, AT RENTAL OFFICE Supervised baby-sitting ! to the society’s interna- Telephone JEfferson 0-2131. provided in the and a UPHOLSTERY-SLIP COVERS Open 11 to 7 Including Sundaya school, jtional headquarters in Paris. MOUNTAIN LAKES buffet will be served. supper The letter said the is 44 SOUTH MUNN AVE. Pope KITCHEN CHAIRS RITA B. MURPHY EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY The day is open to non-parish- especially pleased by the estab- EXPERTLY RECOVERED .. HIGH LUXURY 12 05 and UP IN 237 W. Main St. Boonton. N. J. ORange 4-7244 ioners as well as members of lishment of new units of the DISCOUNT so- CITY DE 4-17 M i£* See Our Fumlahed Model Apt. St. Bonavcnture's Reser- ciety in parts of the world where 542 Montgomery St.. Jeraey parish. City. N. J, \ DIRECTIONS FROM NEWARK TELEPHONE DE 24400 MOUNTAIN LAKES & VIC. it was not •Y CAR; Central Ave. BRAND vations should be made with Mr. active before and Op»n • Straight out to NEW by e.m. 10 p.m. Cloaed Sun. New "llstlnga" complete with photos. half the addition of Munn; turn right on Munn Ave. and Mrs. A1 Piratzky (AR 8-4332) new groups to TUTORING KLINTPUP, INC., Realtor block. Jan. 22. its international council. by 150 Rlvd. (Off Rt. 4fl) DE 4-0400. »Y BUI: Tike No. 21 to Munn Ave.. LOW IN ENGLISH walk »outh IV4 blocka property COST Committee heads are: Mr. and It also AND LATIN TUTORING Real Estate at "150'* Since 1010 to or praised the for ON society HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL take No. 24 or 44 bus to Central and adapting itself to the new condi- MR. McGUIRE. SO 2-4707 OAKLAND Munn Aves., walk half block north to property lions in which Catholic charitable I WASHING MACH. SERVICE WINTER WONDERLAND Dual Anniversary organizations ELIZABETH Modern must operate at Elevator Apts. Iceskate from lakefront lot 330 ft. present. The plans under which ALL MAKES deep. 4 bedrm. Cape Cod. den. fire 24 place, h/w heat. Porch Pierce Manor £ For Fr. Kulaga established units aid HOUR SERVICE overlooks lake. society new ANYWHERE 2 car garage. 2 baths! Desirable loca- ones in nations for church and underdeveloped REASONABLE SERVICE CHARGES tion school. 4 Rmi. from GARFIEGI) Rev. John Kti- ?OR THE Large family comfort for 521.000. (1 bedrm.) $123 was called FINEST SERVICE "worthy of praise and CALL A WAY OF LIFE AMONG laga, assistant at St. Stanislaus OLdfield 3-5038 ELLEN MC KENNA, REALTOR 5 Rms. from FRIENDS... lively encouragement.’’ (2 bedrms.) $139 Kostka here, will observe REALTORS 49 Hiawatha Rlvd. FEdcral 7-8414 two an- 6 Rms. (3 bedrms, 2 baths) niversaries Jan. his 20th PT. PLEASANT awaits in Florida home. on 29, INION BEACH you your COUNTY t from $169 year in the priesthood and 20 Cana 318 Broadway corner St. Louis Ave. Calendar Our One block to Immaculate Conception also at experience la your protection. Let ua Home and Income. Immediate years as assistant the occu- Church A School. help vou aa have we so many other hap pancy. House consists of panelled liv- church. ny home tn Union 9 to 5 owners County and the ing rm. with fireplace, kitchen. 3 bed- Open dally P. M. xurroundlna CANA area. down 2 up 2 baths Tuesday and Friday until 8 CONFERENCES rooms A/C P. M. WINDWARD a After celebration To PALMS is community of Your Whim Satisfied of his Mass Buy or Sell Call on heat oil fired. 2 with Sunday I S P.M. . ana car gar-age ex- Every . . ( Cnnterenecs .examine various of Father of tra guest room and bath. Near schools Presidential Management EL 4-0488 Thanksgiving, Kulaga Phases family life', JOHN P. McMAHON on I: and beach. Plot 75x125. Zoned for busi- home* the line of fabulous • • • KEY Cana llusband-Wifr Rela- boundary Gardening will 1585 Morris Union MU Ideal Fishing Relaxing be guest of honor at a testi- tionships; Ave., 8-3434 ness location for doctor, den- ROOM & BOARD WANTED Cana II: Spirituality In Open Evee and Weekends tist or retired for income Beach—each Painting • • monial dinner the Marrlife; Cana 111 Parent-Child couple as Delray build- photography Boating given by par- Relationships; guest home. a MIDDLE-AGE widower protected by Cana IV: Annual with dog de- • re- NUTLEY Short distance to golf club • Bath- ishioners at the Polish People's new of I. II and 111. •15,750 sires room and board In home of pri- Write W. T. and deed restrictions Paterson As above or call owner. Ferraro. vate family. In suburbs of Newark. ing each as except Cana II Is at white sand beach Home, Passaic. RUY AR H 2022. 115 Barnert Ave., Totowa Write ing Delray ocean Parent-Child Relationships, Cana 111 NOW SELL OH TRADE Box 83. The Advocate, 31 Clinton Borough. J. Spirituality. INVESTIGATE OUR .TRADE IN PLAN N. St., Newark. N. J. individual as the it houses. John Groncki is chair- - We win lief family general Sunday, Jan. 72, vour hnuac for sale, or consider II If WEST MILFORD WEST man and Mrs. Frances Kosciel- Newark buylnit you purchase an MILFORD You'll the of a beautiful (VailsburO, Sacred Heart. enjoy luxury other house through our office. Let Cana 7SO ny, general vice chairman. I pm. know home and u* your requirements. Evening* No two alike • to suit — Elizabeth, St. Michael's, Your or ours pleasure your taste Cana 111. 7:110 plans and Holidays call Mr*. Kelly. WE 0 31)22. p.m. El, 11 The WARMTH and friends and 7357. CHARM among neighbors with com- Rutherford, SI. Mary's, WE • Your builder or • Ideal dimato Cana II STANLEY JOHNSON ours - 34759 Of Early American Dcsliin he la»t. mon interests. But, there's • . . can youra at Ueautifu] wooded plots, too much to of Sunday, Jan. plenty silver hlich trees, cool lake with club privileges 2* REAL ESTATE are only a few of Moderate all • trees tell here. Without Name FOR SALE the should HIGHCREST LAKE this year obligation, write for Holy West o. l„ reasons you see weekend. Tropical Oransc. of Lourdes. Cana booklet . . 111 H pm OR 6.8552. to . LOTS and flowers in bloom. Roselle. SI. FOR SALE $19,500 and always Joxiyih's. Cana 11. Clt Up Immaculate New- 5.6709 Conception, Immaculate FAYSON LAKES Montclair. Conception. YEAR ROUND VACATION LIVING 6 ark Martino was in- Cana I PI 0-1762 ROOM RANCH - - - Ralph' Lots Va Vi Full Acre - Wide beauti- WINDWARD PALMS * stalled Bloomfield, Sacred Heart. Cana 111. BUILDING LOT as in ceremonies 3 Bedroom* • living room • science kitchen • Hi hatha president 7 .10 p m, UO'xllS* attached garage • —A Sew in Retired •elect lot club planned ful lawns. Conventional Conception PRE-CANA LOCATION own community. home financing- Living! held Jan. 15. At the same time EXCELLENT Jan. 20-t'eb. s' Carefully t o. Box ISIS new Garwood, St. Ann's. •4,000 Each Homo Dvalgncd and Dolray Booth. Florida 75 members were enrolled —to meet El. 3-3597. your needs and your Price Includes public water fciipply s Individually Conatructed by purse. N. J. Jan Addrooo: 171 Larch ReV. 29 Eeb 5 -- Glen Rock. St. Avrnu. by Joseph Cestaro, spir- Year-Round Homes Available Catharines wn 50120. From *13.000 to *40.000 Bogota, N.J. itual director. Other officers are 12-19 Diamond J-3V41 Ech Jersey City. St. Aedan'a. A. and M. Inc. A. HE ti sl'im D., Joseph Itossilli, Michael FAYSON LAKE V, \ 19 28 TE B IdSO . ' . ■ AD3BIIB Fell. Nutley, Holy Family, Eve. HA 7.831# v (A-1) Alfred Tomasclli, DAmato, III) 3-7782. Mon. thru Sat. 8 A M. to COMMUNITY, Inc. Open 4:30 P.M. Sun. to S Frank Mazziotti HUSBAND WIFE RETREAT Bnnnton Ava. and Patsy Fayaon Lake Rd. Directions: Take Route 23 mile —one past Butler to the otlHiah Fob. 17 19 Carmel Retreat House, entrance Kinnelon Morrl* County, N. J. cast side Crest Lake, make a rlshl turn, stay on the of the lake to Caprio. Oakland. OL 2-3272 or FA 2-6194. 4848 Nortkwooli TErmlnal 8 Drive and “Models.“ u ‘Special’ School Writing Success Story even Anne Mae more importantly to the By Buckley fused to speak a. word last four enthusiastic NEWARK In two now he pastel-pretty Sisters, September; has pro- of them holders of classrooms which lately bright- the masters gressed to the point where he degree in two en the old former St. Philip special education, commutes daily from the sub- nearing uf Neri School a group of “spe- completion special urbs, and gave his teacher, Sis- cial” children education certification ter are getting a credits, Mary Immaculata, S.C.. a all four very special education. assigned on a fulltime Christmas present of “talking basis Here, since last September, to the special education louder.” under the auspices of the work. spe- THESE cial education department of CHILDREN, Father BUT Newark PERHAPS most of Loßianco the Archdiocese, near- all, explains, are termed Father Loßianco refois ly 50 boys and girls, aged 9-15, to the “educably retarded.” They do children themselves. In the the arc working off the scars suf- cor- not belong to well-known ridor you hear the fered when they were the Latin-perfect classes of mentally retarded strains “slow-lcarncrs” in of the hymn, “Adoro children, like the regular par- mongoloids. Te,” which are ochial or public school class- they oractising Their I.Q.s range from 50 to for the ceremonies of rooms. Helping them do this coming 75. two dedication of their school. In- arc four Sisters, of them In some cases their learning Sisters of two side the classrooms see 'Charity, Reli- you difficulties arc caused emo- in white by gious Teachers boys shirts and Filippini, who ties, tional problems, and have been are too neatly-combed girls, who hop “special” by rea- increased by the strain of the to of their their feet and chorus a smil- son special training for competitive classroom. One the job. ing ‘

- CHIMAYO, N.M. (RNS) children get, “from 0 a.m. to Christians of ail beliefs are 2 p.m.” She added that a class to restore working together a of 10 special studems is far 144-year-old picturesque Catho- more demanding than the lic church El Santuario classes of 60 first-graders she in this Spanish-speaking village. used to handle. Like ancient adobe-mud many This, adds Sister Geraldine churches in New Mexico’s Canale, M.P.F., is because mountain El Santuario villages, class follows while the the reg- TAKING A BREAK: Sister Lillian joins in dancing lesson with her students when had fallen into disrepair, with ular school year, each mem- she feels need a break from time and weather washing away they weightier studies. ber is at a different stage of some of the mud plaster and progress in reading, writing, some of the vigas (or working in a from the National rotting and arithmeiic; it is like teach- highly satisfactory Catholic Edu- child is that he now has an wooden beams). manner (two more rtcligious cation Association and the Or- to a ing as many classes as there opportunity receive paro- Anew spirit has come to the Teachers. Filippini staff 20- are individual children. a der of the Alhambra of N.J. chial school education and be and student -village, however, young school at Mt. Carmel, Sister Immaculata's masters brought to his full “Patience” is the secret potential, and old, regardless of their re- City, under Jersey the same degree was earned on a Father Loßianco said weapon of the special teacher, ligion, worked together in a do- program) and all have fallen too scholarship from the The important thing to the according to Sister Lillian Ern- it-yourself restoration program in love with their new students Newark Fire An- education jrogram, est, M.P.F. And its Department special of the exterior and interior. expen- and unusual teaching chor Club. which is under the of the diture, in and out, is assign- aegis The walls and foundations day day ment. Mt. Carmel Guild, is that “we rewarded “great satis- restored on the north side by THE FIVE-MONTH OI.I> ex- were have reached the level where faction.” They had a trial run together of the with some of is just a building, periment Leginning, we are now LEARNING IS FUN: Sister Geraldine last summer when educating children plays arithmetic game with who they studied Father the workers mud students, Loßianco explains. The spreading-the find that not just the which used to THE SISTERS report that the at St. Collettata School. Jeffer- providing sup- against the walls by hand. subject be painfully difficult can even Sisters will do be pleasant. more studying services for dual-community experiment is son, Wise., under plementary them,” scholarships and the program will expand. lie added. “Eventually we hope to have "Every child has a right to separate schools for the boys Professor Pens this education.” he declared. Seminary and girls,” he said, “with facil- “The idea that we can’t take ities for vocational training.” care of everybody is diametri- Fourth for The Story Youngsters important thing for cally opposed to the Christian the individual “slow learning” idea.” DARLINGTON The fourth in a series of children's books, subtitled “Stories for God’s Little Ones” and written by a seminary professor, was published this week. Rev. John H. of Earn Koenig the faculty of Immaculate Conception Seminary here is the author of "The Blown-Around Room,” just brought out 0 by the Daughters of St. Paul, Boston. A dressed with paperback, up winsome illustrations by an DIVIDtND anonymous artist from The Carmel of Morristown, the book ON tells the story of Stephen Stayawake who tidies up his clut- tour tered room in time to receive a celestial visitor. lAVINOI Following the pattern set by Father Koenig in previous “Stories for God’s Little Ones,” the book presents an engaging little tale as a vehicle for teaching a spiritual lesson. Love of ACCOUNTS INSURED SlO God is the principal lesson of “The Blown-Around Room,” with the value of neatness a secondary moral. A total printing of has 40,000 copies in the series now been and reached, Father plans new Koenig several titles this year. The he grew out a series, said, of group of sermons he prepared for the children’s delivery at Mass at Our Lady of West iWMIVOS Help Christians, New York, where he was stationed from 1942 to 1947. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION At the Father seminary, Koenig teaches philosophy and SINGING TOGETHER: her in 244 CHESTNUT N. liturgy. Sister Immaculata leads class a hymn they have learned. Boys wear "crowns" with STREET NUTLEY, J. of their names their patron saints; they win and keep crowns through good behavior.

‘Brief Guideto Health'

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> ~- mm* Caldwell Nun Co-Author of Text ikeAJvolale r

CALDWELL A Brother and 9 January U), 1961 PS a Sister—the religious, not the

related kind—who sat in the

same Fordham University classroom imbibing scientific knowledge some 30 years ago, SETON HALL recently completed their joint- ly-compiled manuseriot for a UNIVERSITY new hygiene textbook. “Brief Guide to Health,’’ this ' which will appear later COURSES IN SOUTH ORANGE LEADING list of Amsco year on the TO THE MASTER’S DEGREE School Publications, has for its

co authors Sister M. Carmel, BEGINS 0.P., associate professor of bi- 1961 SPRING SEMESTER

ology at Caldwell College -for . FEBRUARY 6,1961 Women; and Brother Patricius, C.F.X., science teacher at REGISTRATION WEEK OF JANUARY 30,1961 Keith Academy, Lowell, field Courses are offered in eighteen s: Mass.

“Brief Guide” is designed r.s COLLEGE OF ARTS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS its for- AND SCIENCES ADMINISTRATION a high school text but mat—a comprehensive treat- American History Accounting ment of the subject of health Chemistry Economics presented in question and an- Chinese Management swer style—makes it distinctly English. Marketing r the appropriate for general European History reader in this health-and-hy- French ■ giene-conscious age. Japanese THE BOOK was the publish- SCHOOL OF EDUCATION er’s idea, and Brother Patricius Administration and Supervision was approached to do the job. Elementary Education He would, he said, only on con- *?>T‘ - General Professional Education dition that he have a collabora- Personnel and Guidance tor. Fine, said the publisher, but find the collaborator. Rehabilitation Education you FDR Brother Patricius immediate- Secondary Education for ly thought of the bright young Special Education (Education Sister with the scientifically ef- Teaching the Handicapped) WARMTH

ficient way of things all in South getting Courses in fields are scheduled Orange. done, whom he'd met in under- YOUR HEALTH: and WITHOUT Sister Carmel and Brother Patricius Courses in Administration Supervision, Personnel at Fordham and are graduate school check over Guidance, and General Prolessional Education, the for “Brief to stu- manuscript Guide Health" also 31 Newark, N. J. and later as a graduate scheduled at Clinton Street, WEIGHT which they co-authored. Classes meet late afternoons, evenings, and Saturdays. dent at Catholic University of Bulletin sent on request. Write to: America, Washington, D.C. the authors spent four er of Graduate Studies At first Sister Carmel de- cations, Jersey City. In .10 chap- Dean of years on the text. Writing was Hall an automatic murred. "Teaching takes all ’ ters it will treat such topics Seton University buy clone in the 1957-59 -c- she said. But when period, as: polio, ABC warfare, food South Orange, N. J. my time," Vising during Brother and officials of her community and ,1900. nutrition, muscular dystro- tricius, a Xavierian Brother Caldwell College agreed to give phy, safety, housing, medical a who is native of care, sclerosis, her a sabbatical from summer Cazenovia, multiple and and the brother of Wil- school so that she N.Y., many modern medical discov- ELECTRIC BLANKET teaching liam Foley of Florham l’ark, eries. would have some “spare tinv.*" N.J., journied to its in which to work on the book, thriee-yoarly In easy-reading question Caldwell where he was billeted format, Sister Carmel consented to col- it will, the authors'feel ...at your favorite store! in the the Dominican laborate. rectory at sure, "pin-point the essentials motherhouse here. of a study of hygiene" and he WORKING THROUGH most to The book will run about useful in the' home library as of the summer, as well as dur- 250 according to Sbter pages, well as the high school 'class- va- ing' Christmas and Easter Carmel, the former Viola Leit- room. PVBLICk SERVICE 10 THE ADVOCATE January 19, 1961 Would Why Mission Aid Belongs Have Mariological Unit Make In Hands Scholarly Contribution

of Father PITTSBURGH - Holy A call founded (RNS) in 1949 and has as its BISHOP WRIGHT was pre- Is the Father for a “new in American Holy selfish when era Mar- the promotion of sented chalice purpose a more a the to ho by society says that he is "to be first iology” was made at the 12th an for the theological appreciation of mark the 25th anniversary of his and Society nual here principally aided" as regards Propagation meeting of the Mariol prerogatives Mary’s and a fur- ordination. The chalice was de- ogical charity to the missions? Society of America ther No! of the Faith by scientific research in the signed by Rev. B. • Rev. Walter Juniper Carol, Because as the successor J. BurgharSt, field of of Archdiocese of Newark: S.J.‘, Mariology. 0.F.M., of Paterson, N. sec- Peter he of J., sends missionaries into Woodstock, Md., society pres- Most Kev. Martin W. retary of the society, and was the Stanton, S.T.D., Ph.D., L.L D ident. field, whether it FATHER BURGHARDT be Asia, 31 de- made in Father Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArket Germany. Burg- Africa or 2-2803 He offered a clared anywhere else. three-point pro- that, up to this point in hardt made the Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 presentation. • p.m.' Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. for Because the gram achieving this end: its existence, the authority to Diocese of Paterson: Mariological Two awards were presented send the “Magnetic efforts implies of scholarship, cease- Society’s “have been de- at the for necessity lit. Rev. meeting, One, “un- helping them to Msgr. William F. Louis less collaboration and intellectual carry on their voted in to ex- excellence” 24 DeGrasse large measure common in Mar- work. St., Paterson 1, N. J. Phone: courage.” 4-0400 data and ideas al- ARmory ploiting ... was Hours: 9 iology given to Rev. Wil- • Because the Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 to 12. The ready in missionaries Saturday, a.m. Mariological Society was market.” liam G. Most of Loras Donations College, would rather to tha ‘receive their Society for the Propagation of the The time has he keep come, said, Dubuque, la. The other was from Faith art income him than from the tax deductible. “to make a us, as more momentous, given to Robert multitude Essex Meskunas, at Galilee Veterans ceaseless contribution of preferred to our S.M., of Marist College, Wash- receive loaves and fishes from not he must own.” say be aidcfl "ex- ington, for the best paper by a Our .Lord than Convene Jan. 29 from the disciples. he He seminarian 1959 clusively”; says “first and Obituary suggested the organization on the meet- • Because IRVINGTON being a Fa- Essex of a committee Holy principally.” It is a County on ing. ther he holy and wholesome collaboration, will distribute and He collects and Ladies which wisely your sacrifices for Chapter would have four All of the in- thought to pray for the dead Auxiliary, pur society’s officers, to various missions Catholic War Veterans equally distribution his will hold poses: “(1) to what Father Fa- through Society that they may be loosed from uncover re- cluding Burghardtf around the world. llicir 14th annual for the of the Faith. their convention on sources of manpower we ther Carol, and W. Propagation sins. We recommend to have, Msgr. George • Because it is his Jan. 29 in duty, as Deny yourselves Sacred Heart audi- in minute (2) Shea of Immaculate things so that the prayers of our detail; to itemize Our Lord told St. readers the Conception to "Feed divine life torium here. the untouched Peter, may come to unbe- of the areas, the unre- Seminary, vice 'repose soul of the fol- Darlington, presi- my feed My The activities lambs; sheep.” lievers. day’s will begin solved the needs ratified for another lowing who has de- problems, crying dent, were • Because to the recently with giving Vicar Mass celebrated at 9:30 of our time in term. parted this life: Mariology; (3) of Christ cures us of a certain a.m. Could End by Msgr. Metislaus C. Lan- to organize the efforts of Leprosy Rev. Michael J. mem- and Conley v. arrogance pride that we kau, pastor. bers, and even Edward Kaczka non-members, to "YOUR NEW SUBURBAN know mission With He needs better than Help, Says At the ward the open session, the annual solution of these prob RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE" he. In southern New Guinea "there hospital award, membership lems; and (4) to provide stimu- is dire need for PLAINFIELD RELIGIOUS Finally, the Holy Father does 16 ‘houses for Pima Indians awards and Help activities award will lus, to keep badgering, to “But,” writes harry lepers, a mission- be presented. and GOODS CO. St. The group will also to hound” (our Mariological ary, “our funds allow for only Peter’j Day Gala 411 PARK AVE present its annual awards “For scholars). six houses. The Pima That that Indians on their PLAINFIELD means God,” “For and “For John PL 6-9527 Arizona Country,” Bishop J. of Pitts- Stanton about 40 infectious reservation do their best Wright lepers cannot Home.” Awards will be Bishop presented burgh, moderator of the be taken into the to show love, for their episcopal leprosarium patron, St. FOR INDIA’S by A. POOR: Mother foundress of Eugene Kiss, county com- group, was host to the unless on his feast Teresa, a help comes. With that Peter, with mander. meeting. At N. Arlington help day, new of He the WHITE MONUMENT CO. Sister’s urged to en- we can stamp High procession community known as the Mariologists Stanton out the disease in Mass, and Ben- missionaries Chairman of Bishop will make an of the convention is attention Designers and Builders of 20 ediction. Charity, is shown courage to Our Lady of years.” (right) medicines to Warren MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS appeal on behalf of the distributing J. Burck. Co-chairmen • Society the Guadalupe and thus “to seek in MARKERS According to a Rev. Sylvester sick in • for the survey, about Mancuso, O. poor Delhi, India. A of are Chester J. Propagation of the native Yugoslavia Wilk, Mrs. Jean the patronage of Our Quality Workmanship Guaranteed 1,000 people are writes that Lady of on F.M., the Mother Faith Jan. 22 at Queen of suffering from church, Teresa was a Loretto for Licmaseck and Mrs. • CEMETERY LETTERING Sister 20 years Marilyn Po- a for in New decorated with flowers be- Guadalupe special grace leprosy Guinea, and that and land. 15 Peace, North fore the new Sacred Heart Gold Maybaum Ava. Newark, N. J. Arlington, Msgr. starting which now Star the Church and for the Americas during the past few streamers, overflows with local congregation has Peter B. years the Post, is Robert Gailicchio ESsex 3 0771 O’Connor, pastor and centers in Calcutta and Irvington, the host. in 1961." disease has Delhi with spread The neighboring Indians, and eight professed Sis- Bishop Stanton wishes to ex- rapidly. “rail after and missionary reports that “100 rail of men, ters press his gratitude are women others being trained. deep to and suffering from infectious children—in fact almost Msgr. O’Connor and to the oth- leprosy, and they ought to be taken everybody present receive er pastors of the Archdiocese into a Communion. leprosarium not Holy Former for their cooperation in mak- immediately, to In Time for “At the end Lawyer Become Need only their own welfare, but of Mass, four stout of ing these appeals possible. also to call halt boys shoulder the a to further palanquin on which the statue of St. Peter Business Consult Your spreading.” is Trappist Manager Catholic Funeral Director and preceded enthroned, by the NEW ORLEANS (NC) - Bank island of Lantao, For Persons Over 21 cross bearer they walk around near Hong Whose employee, bombardier and service is in accord with in the Pa- to be “business careful understanding the grounds followed Kong, manager" P.M. by the pas- 9:00 to 12:30 A.M. cific, university student, practic- for tor and a Chinese community of congregation. re- Trap- the traditions Mother Church They that Donald of Holy cite the ing lawyer was and pists. Rosary sing hymns, Graham. The Lantao foundation is returning to the church for Bene- a DANCING as Now, Brother Mary his remnant diction . . . Yvo, of Our Lady of Conso- name as a the New “The Trappist, Or- lation founded in Indians remain at the Abbey, Peking GORNY & GORNY HOWARD J. BRENNAN leans native is his EVERY FRIDAY on way to the in the 19th NIGHT mission, where a century. It had about committee has BfRGfN COUNTY MORTUARY 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. prepared abundant 200 men in the when an meal for community 303 MAIN STREET WEST NEW N. J. the communists took over China YORK, CLUB ST. all, consisting of beef stew, chili LEO Passionists Head EAST in 1949. CLIFFORD H. ORANGE, N. J. UNion 7-0373 tamales, beans, bread and des- PEINECKE Market at the East 2-2414 St., Boulevard, Paterson, N. J. sert—a sumptuous Many were 1321 ORange repast. A ball For Trappists killed, TEANECK ROAD james a. McLaughlin Philippines some game and contests arc still under arrest and WEST THE ORCHESTRAS OF take up the ENGLEWOOD, N. J. JERSEY AVENUE 25 L. V. MULLIN & SON 591 UNION CITY - Four about managed afternoon’s and Passion- to pierce the JOE entertainment a FRANCIS X. PAYNE and DUKE COLLINS two bamboo FAHEY, 976' BROAD STREET JERSEY CITY, N. J. dance ists, including from the curtain and establish begins when the sun de a OLdfield 3-2266 (On Alternate Weeks) New York home on Manager dines. metropolitan area, Lantao. They have about NEWARK, N. J. TE 7-2332 Directions: sailed for the Philippines from 140 acres, a good of MArket “Perhaps the Apostle, plain part which 3-0660 NECKER-SHARPE San Francisco Jan. 16 came from -two Driving South on Garden State working man that he and will leveling moun- Parkway, Exit 158 was, would THOMAS J. DIFFILY FUNERAL HOME feel join 20 colleagues tains. Their is PETER J. QUINN North on Garden at home with if he working in the building program Driving Stale Exit 157 us came 41 AMES 525 45th STREET Parkway, Passionist missions an AVENUE back to earth!" in the Prov- at early stage. Funeral Director (One Minute from either Exit) N. UNION N. J. ince of Cotabato. Brother Mary Yvo, meanwhile RUTHERFORD, J. 320 BELLEVILLE CITY, Glenmary in U.S.A.'s AVENUE „ Rev. Emmanuel had become a brother WEbster 9-0098 UNion 7-0820 Trainor, C.P.. lay at the BLOOMFIELD, N. J. ‘Land No Priests’ Jamestown, N.Y., vice rector of Trappist Abbey of Our of UNion 7-0120 of Lady 8-1260 St. HENNESSEY Pilgrim Mary’s Monastery, Dunkirk, Gcthsemani, near Louisville, Ky THREE HOURS BY MULE Glenmary, a society of secular EARL F. BOSWORTH will become the May 5. 1951. FUNERAL TRAIL, priests and Brothers N.Y., Mission HOME GORNY & GORNY bound to- 311 WILLOW AVENUE Procurator of the. Passionist In 1955, he sent 232 KIPP AVENUE from the end of the gether oath, was to the MORTUARY nearest dirt Is the length by was founded in N. J. road, of time it founded HOBOKEN, »«kes to reach 1937 Philippine Missions, with head- newly of New N. J, the village of FARNETA in southern by Very Rev. W. Howard Abbey HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, 399 HOOVER AVENUE Italy. About 9-1455 quarters in Manila. Formerly, Clairvaux at Vina, in the Sacra- OLdfield one thousand Catholics Bishop, under the ATlas 8-1362 Ch of the By- patronage of N. J. v Father Trainor was the mento, BLOOMFIELD, OLdfield 9-1456 santine-Albanian the of Cincinnati. Mission Calif., valley. Here city- their realized to Eng- FERRY home- a great LITTLE 101 UNION AVENUE land The others are Rev. lish walnuts. He also ' C" of Albania when it extent. Cyprian helped to Wf \ /T® (a was invaded HUbbard 7-3050 Regan, C.P., for the of N. J. by Turkish The Providence. R. 1., care dairy 250 Hoi- BELLEVILLE, BERMINGHAM Mohammedans, and took society now operates in 15 refuce in missionary stationed at Jo- steins, about 150 of which lUly. Throuch the large mission areas in St. were JOHN J. FEENEY PLymouth 9-3503 HOME years Kentucky & SONS FUNERAL they have seph’s parish, New N.C.: in milk production. maintained their own lan- Ohio, Georgia, Bern, Virginia, West 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE 249 SOUTH MAIN STREET Rev. Theodore Then, the prior of the CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE ruace, their traditions, and their Virginia, Walsh, Lantao own Oklahoma and North C.P., WHARTON, N. J. N.Y. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Rite. Their parish Church Carolina. It Brooklyn, and Rev. Owen Trappists asked the Abbot Gen- 69 HIGH STREET is now fail- is in working 42 4-7650 FOxcroft 6-0520 Tif in« ,part “ and their Lally, C.P., erol in Rome to make his Gilbert Faiixri Minim to such with a Queen’s Village, com ORANGE, N. J. Hc/y Aid poverty counties, population of ‘h«t they cannot to N.Y., both members of a of V tbt afford build 656,400, the Pas' munity dependency the Cal- 4-7554 TARTAGLIA'S OhaotalChunk anew including about 2 500 ORange °ne- To do would sionist Mission Our ifornia abbey and send someone so coot $5,000 Catholics. Band, Lady When the COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME appeal for help to build this Church The of Sorrows West to guide business operations. HUELSENBECK was received number of Catholics Monastery, tSSCX COUNTY in 71 WASHINGTON ST. ***-«« "°««d -r minds that, perhaps, Springfield, Mass. Brother Yvo some of ouTS the areas served by Mary was select- MEMORIAL HOME Catholic Americans of Glenmary N. J. Italian descent Fathers ed. He as might be moved to aid amounts to Regan, Walsh and judged dairying the MORRISTOWN, to about one Catholic 1108 So. Orange Ave. making anew Church for will Lantao MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME JEfferson these people a reality. If for Lally he stationed at community’s best chance 8-6878 enourh every .too persons. In 1937 Marbcl, Newark N. J. «"d a »mall donation Cotabato, P.I. for 102 6, the Church the self-support and to increase FLEMING AVENUE could be number was about built and the benefactors one ESsex 2-1600 would always be held in his own attended N. prayerful Catholic for knowledge a NEWARK, J. memory by the and the every 5,000 per- Karl priest people. Could you help? school for dairymen. W. Huelsenbeck sons. MArket 3-0514 PASSAIC COUNTY Reports Africa Gains Director There hundred THEY were of priest- “THAT ALL MAY BE ONE” CAPETOWN, Sn. Africa JOHN F. MURPHY less counties when (KNS) Death Notice This of Christ Glenmary was CODEY'S FUNERAL GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME prayer is the inspiration of Catholics in Southern SERVICE all Missionaries. founded for Africa EDWARD T. MICK— 480 SANFORD AVENUE of the “No Priest Age 49. Death One specific goals of Missionaries in Land, increased took place 77 PARK STREET 154 WASHINGTON PLACE the Near and U.S.A.” from 1,424,933 in 1959 to guddcnly on January 10. dle Mid- N. J. to Today Glenmary has 1961. He wal of Caldwell. Beloved NEWARK, East has been about the return to 1,504,973 in bring our holy Chureh 1960, a Rain of of Ann N. J. PASSAIC, N. J. training centers in 80,040, huaband and father of Mr>. ESsex MONTCLAIR, W the dissident of Glendale, O; 3-6053 Christians the Eastern Rites the BarbaraTheel of Cemurie, 5 h aecordinß to 1961 South Afri- f.lvingston: brother 4-0005 PRescott 9-3183 aelflesa the airfield, Conn., of Mr«. Elizabeth Vezentan. Pilgrim living on of our Aurora, Ind., Mrs. part priests, brothers and can Catholic sisters, and a vocational Directory just pub- Helen Abrahamsnn and John Mirk; JOHN J. QUINN m this of the world is house in Chi- HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME area now bringing Its lished. This is of DECAPUA FUNERAL HOME reward. In recent 111. far the grandfather one grandchild. He cago, It has by larscst burled HOME years great numbers of these 52 priests, 26 wag on Saturday January 14; FUNERAL 171 WASHINGTON PLACE separated Christians have increase 269 re- reported Gate of Heaven In Han- MT. PROSPECT AVE. turned to Brothers, 81 seminarians by any reli- Cemetery 323-329 the Church. There are and 17 PARK AVENUE N. still 160,000.000 of them how- fiious denomination PASSAIC, J. Brothers in in the area. NEWARK, N. J. ever, to be won back. training. They main- N. > ORANGE, J. PRescott 7-0141 tain two social HUmboldt 2-3333 The tireless work Missionaries service centers, otjht in bringing about the 3-6348 two ORange GORNY & GORNY conversions has been made hospitals, serve as possible by the generositv of th#» chaplains faithful at several FRANK GEORGE AHR & SON MORTUARY throughout the world. AH benefactor TSe cilS slate prisons and main- McGEE OLIC NEAR tain two parochial 700 NYE AVENUE EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION schools. How 525 SUMMER 519 MARSHALL have a part in AVENUE STREET special missionary ever, no activity. Are a member Glenmary parish is yet N. J. IRVINGTON, N. J. N. J. “*)* you of our As- NEWARK, PATERSON, sociation? Write to us today about our work. self-supporting. ESsex 3-1020 HUmboldt 2-2222 MUlberry 4-5400 Glenmary Sisters, a cooperat- QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME NEAR THE SPOT where Saul ing has been REZEM FUNERAL HOME of Tarsus condoned the society, established MURRAY tyrdom mar- of Saint Stephen, ALPHONSE to do catechetical 27-29 HARDING AVENUE SALAII and FAHAD and social FUNERAL SERVICE 57.9 Grove Street HADDAD are studying work for the priesthood. service in the home mis- N. N. J. MICHAEL J. Irvington, J. CLIFTON, They are students at the LATIN sion field. MURRAY, PATRI- ESsex PRescott 7-3002 cooka Director 2-8700 ARCHAL SEMINARY Rev. In JERUSALEM. Very Clement F. Borch- When 206 BELLEVILLE they attend Mass on the Feast of the ers, superior general of the Home AVENUE STANTON FUNERAL HOME Conversion of Saint Paul they will Missioners of America BLOOMFIELD, N.J. pray (Glen 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE UNION COUNTY fervently to advance toward PI God by follow- mary), writes his brother 3-2527 N. J. ing the example priests NUTLEY, of the converted SauL As that 10 years ago “we had to ordained priests go MURPHY FUNERAL NOrth 7-3131 they will physically follow on a big HOME MASTAPETER 18 spending spree because tePS MnCe ‘he ,erri ‘°nr GRACE Director !? I** where they wIU exercise our society had grown MURPHY, FUNERAL ttelr so much; I HOMES priest y ministry will be that In which S.lnt P.n' now we find breeches 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE bTc.” our getting' 400 FAITOUTE °f lhe GenU,es AVE. To Prepare them for too tight HUDSON COUNTY - the prlcst- once more. 1 N. J.' hood wilt cost Attain we NEWARK, ROSELLE PARK, N. J. $6OO. Could you finance the education of one o^ arc forced to extend our open HUmboldt 3-2600 CHestnut for 5-1558 palm a ‘handout’. We feel RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME ELizabeth 8-4855 confident you will FLOOD FUNERAL HOME again lend us Members of our DAMIEN 1914 NEW YORK LEPER CLUB, a AVENUE by their dues of warm and strong hand." Andrew W. GORNY & GORNY one-dollar-a Flood, Mgr. month, bring mental and UNION N. J. physical, spiritual com- CITY, fort to 11 2 So. Munn MORTUARY the poor Lepers being cared for Ave. by our UNion 7-6767 Missionaries. 330 East Orange, N. J. ELIZABETH AVENUE tA LEBER FUNERAL HOME -WE PRAISE y. c N. THEE, WE BLESS THEE. 4-4445 ELIZABETH, J. WE ADORE TUFF ORange WE GLORIFY & art* 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. THEE" word, As . . . o, the G.oria .aid in X Long MArket 2-2530 ELizabeth 2-1415 Masses. UNION N. J. ' This is what SISTER CITY, GROWNEY FLOWERLFT FUNERAL HOME snd SISTER JOHN MARY OPACITY UNion 3-1100 are now doing” As You Live 1070 NORTH novices of the FUNERAL BROAD STREET ADORATION SISTERS HOME in WILLIAM INC. IND| A. "'lien you will receive SCHLEMM, HILLSIDE, N. J. their novitiate is ■ 722 Avenue finished DEPENDABLE and oi.o Clinton they will 2200 HUDSON BLVD. ELizabeth spend their lives HOOD l( 2-1663 „ , hymn of INCOME Newark 8, N. J. praise you Invest your sav UNION N. J. and adoration of God. CITY, DANIEL J. Could you Ini! » In our LEONARD & finance ESsex 4-6677 SONS the training I). UNion of one of them S.V ANNUITY 7-1000 and Michael MORTUARY 3^ "hare in the PLAN. J. merits of their adoration* Murray, Mgr. WILLIAM II costs SCHLEMM, 242 WEST $3OO to train a novlre. You also share In tho JERSEY STREET treat work of Missions WOZNIAK MANAGER ' tho ELIZABETH, N. J. and help In educatlnt < Priests and Brothers for MEMORIAL HOME WILIAM SCHLEMM, ELizabeth 2-5331 the Missions. 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Our Annuity GIRARD, PA. customer* aio assured of substantial savings by buying Dept. direct from For lifting in thi* section call The manufacturer Advocate, MArket 4-0700 Films TV Sisters of on January 19, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 11 M«f«l Now York office ol th* list of film* N*ttaiUl’,'U«lai« of Doconcv with cooprro- Charity Following in a TV on Jan. tlortOtMotloo ffchiro Booortinonf, tutor- 21-27. There may be 'change* in MOVIES noltohot forteration of Catholic Atomnoo. some due to cuts for TV use, but gen- erally the Publish original Legion of Decency Public Sees TV’s Volume Two rating* correct. Picture may be accepted a* For further information call: MA 3-5700 or AD 2-6000 FOR THE FAMILY Morally Unobjectionablefor Everyone Adventures in House on 92nd St. Alamo Of Silverado Howards of Vlrglina That Noose Gunman of Hound for 30-Foot Bride Meditations It’s Ben Hur Caribbean Mystery Great to Thought He Waa Oklahoma Terri- Candy Rock Daily Beyond Police as Corvette K-223 Be Time A Raccoon tory 39 Of Young Steps I.ct Barrier In Wake of 1,001 Arabian Documentary Dixie Dugan Freedom Ring Operation Nts. CONVENT In time Boy Who Stole before the onset of Down in San Diego Nazi Agent Amsterdam 3 Worlds of good the Stranger By William H. true to Faithful Million Pepe Mooring and ing tarred at school, yet he re- In My On an Island larael Gulliver life, police prison pre-Easter Cinderfella liturgy the Sisters of of to officials fuses Charity St. Elizabeth Fashion With You Journey Center Pollyanna Toby Tyler The first task of former argue undermine to with con- Deuces Our Cinerama of Earth Chop 12Hours to Kill White they compromise have the Flying Hearts Were Pork Hill published second of their Conspiracy of Cat 12 to Moon House Press and confidence science and is volume Daily Missal Gunfighter Growing Up Jungle Raymie James public respect ultimately vindi- Hearts Secretary C. Harbor of Missing Prince of Thieves. Kidnapped Silent Enemy Under 10 Flags Meditations. 2 the Day They Robbed in his by the seem cated. The labor upset is attrib- Volume contains meditations on Last Man Sink Bismarck Wackiest Hagerty new swivel as making exception liturgi- .Mb" Reported Missing Angry the Ship Bank of like the cal Hardy s Ride High England La at Daya of Snow Queen in Army vice-president rule. uted to anill-defined (Al- season Saint In London Desert in of agitator paralleling Septuagesima Sunday Attack or Ruth Walk Tall charge news, Spring—from Haunted Honey- Saint Meets Pompeii Story Tiger Edge, of fred to Eternity Laat Voyage Swan Lake Warrior St Slave special events and The National Association Burke) whose methods typi- the end of the Easter lime moon Up Goes Maisle public affairs of Flame Over India Girl High Treason . Libel Swiss Family for the ABC Broadcasters fy communist techniques. For The book is published Flaming Star Loat World network may be to has issued a warn- Ben for beatification is Robinson When Comedy by being pro- Flute St Arrow FOR ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS Masters of Sword St Dragon Was King help smooth out to adults, this film offers genuine zifier Brothers Freckles ing TV networks and stations. ($7.50) and is moted. The rest of the medita- Behind Congo Jungle Tarzan, Ape Man Wizard ofßaghdad Green Strange of social Death Heaven Earth trouble over the Unless TV and entertainment value available on Man on String 10Commandments Would-Be producers and Code through the Sister tions written by Lights Adolph Hitler are a com „ High Time being Best loot Michael Strogoff —"3o” Gentlemen A1 and hours while Miriam Forward Suddenly Capone seg- officials can control those runs only 1-1/2, Teresa head- of Sisters Hound Dog Man Mouse That Roared Mt. Wreck who League mittcc of Charity with ha, 3rd Man on of Mary r olhcr Woman ment of more than some of ? K , .. 15“ MyDog, Buddy 13 Ghosts Dears “The write around the saying the quarters here at the Cowboy & Blonde Me induslry’s own special price Sister M. Zita as' editor. They Made Havana Rose current four-hour of $6. a Killer Untouchables,” rules, in total of good, “supers.” Cady Adolescents disregard at Midnight 30 Sccondi Unobjectionable Over for Adults, seen over The SJSTER ZITA that Maid of Salem ABC, public federal action in the Spring volume emphasizes Tokyo All policy, succeeds Young Men Goliath St Dragon Prisoners of Volga Trapped in Michael Shaync, Tonight We Raid Jan. 5, continu- Flaming Star Volume the meditations arc intended "as Angry Red Bess near future is viewed as a cer- 1, which appeared Planet Hannibal Porgy and Tangiers Winter, Private Detective Calais Aa Sea Ragca Hell Bent for S.O.S. Jan. (Fair) women Mr. Pacific Unforgiven ing 12. Family last still much for lay men and as Lucky Unknown Terror Atomic tainty. October; to come arc the Submarine Leather of Rocking Horse Scent of Mystery Valley Redwoods Elvis Where Danger Babette Goea to James V. Presley appears as the third arc for and Sisters Lives High Powered Rl/le School for Verboten Ben- and fourth volumes to they priests W »"« treat within These Walls War Goliath Saint House of Usher Scoundrels Village of Damned nett, director of and son of a white man (John Mcln- for in who is Strikes B*ck You Rattle of Dragon of the summer and Fall anyone, fact, Can’t Get Sexes House of 7 Hawka Secret >f Virtuous liturgies. Saint Take* Bigamist Over Away With Because They’re Ice Palace the tire) and a Kiowa Indian woman to live a life of more Purple Reef Visit to SmaU U.S. Bureau (Fair) Adolescents "trying Sea Hornet Murder Young I Stara Adults, THE IDEA Aim at Sergeant Rutledge Planet of (Dolores del Rio) in story that basic to the series Slattery’s Jailbreakers This not a intense union with God.” In his Bellboy 7 Ways From Wake Me When Prisons, is the Goliath that Hurricane is that of Bella Are Ringing Journey to Sundown It’s Over pleads for racial tolerance. Pope Pius XII in his to the four volumes Bish- Washington, D. C. protested that David slew but an over-sized den- preface Blueprint for Without Walk OBJECTIONABLE Loat City Song End Like Dragon this encyclical "Mediator Robbery 7 a izen Dei’’: “The McNulty notes: “Meditation is Magnificent Sundowners Walking Target program gave fantastic of ancient Thebes, credibly op Cat People Rembrandt Bridea pic- of Dracula Man in Cocked Hat Sunrise at most of the for the Warlock ture of U. S. well pressing duty Chris most useful devoted laity Foreign Affair to Cage of Evil prisons and portrayed by Mark Forest Return Paradise Man Who Died Campobello Wild and the penal tian is live Johnny for officers. New to Die liturgical life . . . Meditation . . . (is) not just One-Eye Royal Scandal Crazy Love Twice Surrender Hell Innocent He petitioned the FCC of Brooklyn. Made in and Plays General Italy , , Second Honeymoon Enemy Marie Octobre Tarzan. the Woman and increase and „ Eater anc* cherish its something nice to hut some- Louisiana PurchaseShield 4-D Man Time S- very this film do, for Murder Mating Magnificent Woman Obsessed Attorney-General poorly dubbed, Reviewed My Favorite Wife Gazebo Lace 10 by supernatural Strange Adventure Midnight Seconds to Hell World, for tells spirit.” necessary to do if we arc Fleshy and “immediate and a fanciful story of a stolen thing Never Say Goodbye Woman General Mountain Road Thunder appropriate They In Sun the Devil Thellusson Nourse for action. Joan Presenting a meditation to RcckJess Moment Della Rovere Night Flghtera Time Machine ABC declined have adequate participation in Almost Lynched World of Apu to cancel “blood-diamond,” soldiers and Giant of Marathon Rhinoceros each of Othello Tormented or slave Off-beat lonesco day the liturgical calen- the life of Our Lord.” postpone the segment set for girls, flesh-eating dragons in which all men dar the books arc to Jan. 12. Bennett and thrcc-hcadod fantasy except designed The individual meditations ful- Morally Unobjectionable for Adults complains that dragon-dogs. assist officers one turn, lay people and fill the thus held out, in of Atlanta 100 for through conformism, religious promise Television Allthe Fine 4 Fast Gun* Penitentiary Perhaps frightening very Magician Purple Gang into ugly, beasts. Reflects to do this. Young Cannibals 400 Blow* Mine Rue deParis were shown this stupid that present the points for Make Mink as to Ca- young children, is en- they Angel Wore Red Grass Is Greener Who “toadying fairly Volume 1 contained Man Could SevenThieves deep pessimisrf! of modern lib- a scries of consideration in and Angry Silence Hell Is City pone.” tertaining stuff for undiscriminat- appealing Cheat Death Sound 4c Fury meditations SUNDAY, JAN. 22 Pink erals. by Sister Miriam understood terms, and lead Apartment Heller in Mirror Has 2 Faces Spartacus ing adults and has easily <4> “ ,Lel’* Ta,k Back to adolescents, V.od™' * About Wall Tights Murder. Inc. Sapphire WRITERS OF “The Showgirl Teresa, Bayonne-bom member of Beat of Everything Heroes Die Music Untouch- plenty of certain amount Nightclub-type up to the pursuit of virtues and Young Box Kid Subterraneans action, a 10 a.m. (4) “Inquiry.” Paulist Black Orpheus ables” and Fath- Home From North to Alaska Third Voice similar semi- of song-and-skit with Carol the Sisters of whose habits to the Chris- many and "right revue, Charity cause appropriate ers. Captain’s Table the HIU suspense a Nude in White Car Touch of Larceny pre- 10 a.m. (9) of Career of documentary Channing. Some of the humor is tian in walk of life. Hour St. Francis. House Intrigue Ocean’s 11 Tunes of Glory programs, claim vails over wrong” climax. any 10 a.m. (13) Seton Hall Chance Meeting Hypnotic Eye dramatic Seminar. Odds .Against Unfaithful! license, but the public suggestively coarse. Volume Z commences with a M*gr. John J. Dougherty. College I Passed for “Man, Tomorrow Upstairs & at The What and When.” Confidential White On the Beach large accepts the Angry Silence A preface Sister Zita, who Downstairs probably by 1:30 (4) Catholic Cranes Are Flying Ikiru Wedding Reception p.m. Hour. One Foot in Hell Virgin Island stories as literally true. holds the rather unusual mas- “Catholic Reflections Crimson Kimono I'm All Right. Once The vol- (Excellent) Adults on America.*’ More Virgin Spring YOUR Crowded TV WEDDING SATURDAY, JAN. 21 Sky Jack With untary about ters degree in religion and Feeling Why Must I Die Code, to be A relatively low-budget film l P.m. (ID Dark at Top of Inherit the Wind —‘Christophers. “Import- Operation Petticoat Wild Strawberries stiffened the National RECEPTION AT THE of Stairs It Started in Foot in by Associ- writes with deep and clear com- ance Reading,” Julia Meade. Naples One Hell Wind Cannot Read made in Britain, this turns out End of Innocence Jayhawkers Pillow Talk Wonderful Country ation of to BEAUTIFUL . . . PLAZA *HOTEL of Christ’s Exodus Broadcasters, lays down be one of the movie prehension mystical Key Witness Plunderers Young Have sharpest Fast some A Sexy Let No man Write Portrait Black No sound, general presence in the As she in Time rules. No dramas of the year. Richard At- liturgy. French Mistress My Epitah Carlton W««i One Hotel Sd~ i. Young rules, can Jhmv CHy, N. traces however, guarantee tenborough Christ’s liturgical re-liv- Radio plays a free-minded, good judgement on the part of all 24 E. PARK provide*! ing of His life through the Morally Objectionablein Part for Everyone independent thinker who resents ST., NEWARK Oleeiriee • ■aeeeet ■••mi TV writers Alaska Passage Female A Flesh Macumba Love and and resists COMPLETE PACKAGE (ie t* teei Church year she whets the Bex Kittens Go producers, many trade union regimen- PLAN And Quiet Flows 5 Branded Women Mania to College of whom • SUNDAY, JAN. 22 the are to leperier CnWm reader’s appetite for the treas- Don 5 Gates to Hell Marriage-Go-Round opposed the Code tation. For refusing to join an $4.75 •>» WNEW Sign of Gladiator « m Sacred Heart Beat IsWeak on V • Medeei to Generation Flesh Missile to Moon Some Like principle and try unofficial PERSON prim ures be found within the 2* m- WNEW - H°ur of Crucified Beloved It Hot deliberately he is “sent to Infidel Foolish Virgin strike, 7.13 Never So Few Sons A Lovers • CmM a.m. \VRCA—Hour of St. to “write around it.” aHeaPeii te detaiU of Francis Between Time and of volume meditations. 7.-30 Forbidden) Fruit Nights Lucretia Squad Car Coventry” (given the cold shoul- • COMMUNION BREAKFASTS a m. WHOM—Sacred Hour Heart Eternity Hell to • BANQUETS From Borgia Strangers When former . ALL SOCIALS Pfceme IrMai Cewitanl 7:30 a m WOR Blue Angel Leroy Collins, Florida der his fellow Marian Theater Eternity Not by workers), is 8 HPAT as a Stranger We Meet AIR CONDITIONED am. Bluebeard’s 10 (AMFM)—Sacred Heart From the Terrace Pal Studs governor, to mauled some I’rogram Joey Lonlgan recently appointed by punk hirelings ACCOMMODATIONS TO 250 Palm Beach Plaza Hotel Honeymoons G. I. Blues 8:30 Platinum High Squad Car head the National and All Transportation • Ample Parkins Oldfield a.m. WMCA Ave Maria Hour Born Reckless Girls Association of loses an His expectant 3-0100 Town School In the eye. WFHA FM_-Our Bramble Subway Sky m- Spiritual Bush Goddess of Love of Broadcasters Palm Beach, Florida ‘V®„• Portrait Summer Place and wife (Pier Angeli) and Call Dorothy Takath, Mulher drama. Breath of llagerty, as a children Banquet M*r. Mary Productions Scandal H-Man Sinner Ample Partial Ipaee 13 Surprise Package Excellent location, pool. Beach Club. noon WFUV-FM Mass. Bucket of Blood Anniver- representative arc Happy Pretty Boy Floyd Tall Story network one be Ml 2-7100 ~~ 12:45 p.m. 8 official, indirectly victimized, Ak CaadWoaed Rolf, dining room, bar, entertainment, WFUV-FM Sacred Heart Butterfield both sary Private Lives of 3 Murderesses experienced on beautiful Some suites with i'rosram Can Can politics and rooms. Head of Tyrant Adam A Eve Too Soon to Love kitchenettes. Reasonable rates. Spe- 1 P.m. WFUV-FM—Avs Carry on. public Maria. Nurae Hercules Virgin life, together beat cial for Free Psychp Sacrifice may out rates holidays. Parking. WFUV—FM—Hour Circus of Horrors Unchained m of Cru- Pusher Where Arc new 'cihed Boys Code proposals to Crack in Mirror Herod the Great rid TV of Rat Race Where Hot Wind -2:30 P.m. WRCA Catholic Cry for Happy Hour. Hiroshima. Rebel Breed Blows corrupt law enforcement 3 Cry Tough char- p.m. WFUV-FM Ave Hour. Mon Amour 'n Who Was BENEFIT A RAIITY FOR THESE TIMES. A MOVIE THAT ONE CAN SHOW Marla Riot Juvenile That BIG SHOW Daddy-O the Mafia acterizations. WFUV-FM Hour of Inside Prison Lady? /wk n.*» the Desire Tl lIS WHOLE FAMILY."-A/m Crucified. in Dust It Started With a Rise A Fall of Wicked to Although Electronic Go Hell these sometimes are 8 p.m. Monster For N. Y. WFUV-FM Fordham Lecture Kiss Legs Diamond Wild One Foundling Hospital Elmer Gantry Mile Series. Last Rookie Wild River SEVEN WONDERS -WORLD WVNJ Entertainer La Strada p m of Living Roeary. Rosemary World Esther A Leech Rev. Michael A. Fulno. King Women September Storm Suzie Wong ’ ■— 10 A ABC Let's Make Love ..-tjamß p m. Chriatian in Action. Young Captives Blackfriars Sets RATS ON SAL! 30 TERRIFIC ACTS! NEW LOW PRICES MONDAY, JAN. 3) AT KOX OFFICE 2 p.m, WsliU 'FMi— sacred Heart Separate Classification WSOU Connelly $1.00,51.25,51.50-$1.75. 10:03 p.m. Play r.-f* (FM) Rosary r Ixpgrlence This film \i«-5i message which presents the program of 0*' NICHUY AT 30 M. SUNDAYS 7 30 P ma TUESDAY, JAN. 24 R A *'mament. quasi-religious I P a movement, should be viewed by a NEW YORK MATS. P.M SUN PM, 2 p m. WSOU (FM)—Sacred with vs. 3-HOUR PROGRAM! WID,SAT,HOIS.2 . 7 30 Heart. eudience certain reservations because the film relies too “Connelly 10:03 2!° p.m. WSOU (FM)— Roaary u pon argument and because the religious expression which Connelly” a three-act PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED u . drama MAIL AND 75 WSONESDAY. JAN. 33 11 P®r*onal reform is theologically ambiguous. about 3 p.m. WSOU (FM)—Sacred th# Presented In Mother Cornelia Heart the form of a serious thi. rr quasi-documentary Conneily, Piogram this °V of KEmmmEXE film, because its subject matter (the analytical study of the rehablll- foundress 10.03 of the Sisters ★ WSOU of the p.m. (FM)— Rosary o£ »• entertainmentfor the i? Questionable motion picture JAN. Hi;?." THURSDAY, 24 r It Is Intended for Holy Child will open at *|? UB?™, °n a specialized and mature audi- Jesus, 2pm WSOU (FMi—Sacred ence and its Heart. exhibition should therefore be restricted. Blaekfriars’ 10 03 Theater 7 p.m. WSOU (FM)— Rosary Feb. for 2/ planned FRIDAY, JAN. Condemned a run ending Mar. 29. THE FACE IS 3 pm WSllt (FMi Sacred Heart Come Dance With Ronde Rev. Brendan TED 1:13 pm. WSOU of St Savage Eye MACK (FM)—Hour Mademoiselle Me Larnen, 0.P., Francis. Lady Chatterley’e Gobette Third Sex editor Ecstasy of the Name WSOU Lover Holy Journal, 930 p.m (FM) Hour of Mating Urge Trials of AMERICA... Espresso Bongo Liane. Jungle is the Crucified. "Catholic Church A Bill Never on Sunday Oscar Wilde author of the play, which Flesh It Weak of Rights." Goddees Night Heaven Fell Wasted Lives and of dramatizes Garden Eden Love Game the hassla in- 10:03 p.m WSOU (FM) Oscar Wilde Birth of Twins legal Roaary Girl InRoom THE TASTE IS 13 Love Is My Paris Woman of SATURDAY. JAN. 34 Nights Rome stituted by Pierce & THE ORIGINAL Green Carnation Profession Connelly, JLO3 p.m. WOR Family Theater. Private Property CANADA DRY Heroea A Sinners Lovers against his wife, Mother Connel- ly, from whom he had earlier ob tained a Book Reviews: reparation by Papal ap- proval in order to enter the AMATEUR HOUR priesthood.

Glibness at Current 3-Time Winners Oxford Invite Nuns to Film And Graduate Guest-Stars A MIDDLE CLASS EDUCA- MONTCLAIR The inn to be greater knaves than Clairidge is but "beat." In TION, anything fact, Theater has invited all Sisters by Wilfrid Sheed. Hough- of they really are, and the game if we be may for a the Newark ton Mifflin. $4.75. pardoned Archdiocese and the THIS SHOW WILL NOT BE ON TV OR RADIO is to discover them in all their bit of rather un-British senti- “A Middle Class Paterson Diocese to private show- Education” innocence, or Garden industry, or ment, he seems wear a thin You Must Be At The To See It! is good to of “Seven Wonders an well-made intentions. ings of the uncommonly cloak of as he points World,” the first novel. nobility Cinerama film show- his toes toward the weighing ing scenes inside St. Peter’s Ba- Rather a British of SHEED’S ENTIRE way put- approach machine company. silica, it? Well, is deft and He Rome, including oneof the MADISON ting little wonder when sure. all bdt . One other SQUARE note on Wilfrid lr.tc abandons Pope Pius XII giving his one has set down a work the omniscient just point Sheed; he and his book stand blessing. The will more than half of of view so often leaned showings be at which might heavily without need for GARDEN firmly a men- 1G Jan. and well novelists a.m. 28 Feb. 13. Each big King-Size bottle just as be a conversation upon by young (Sheed tion of his famous literary par- overheard is 30) and instead in a London tea- allows his teems ents, but we shall mention them with goodness and characters THURS. EVE., JAN. 26 sparkling shop, so perfectly does the tale to tell the thing in lest Frank Sheed and Maisie beat the their own words, and MAGICIAN delicious, lively, thirst- rich, willy, stylized thoughts Ward be cheated of their bow. deeds. Tickets Now At Box-Office rhythm of British conversation. For - A.M.B. any occasion Canada refreshment. Wilfrid The point fixed to the Dry quenching Shced’s style of telling straight, $2.00—53.00—54.00—55.00—56.00 smooth shaft IMMIGRANT has an almost auricular of Shced's satire SAINT, by Pi- All favorite flavors: is 808 your cadence. that society, as well as the ctro D; Donato. McGraw-Hill. OWENS to* , in chaps the is at an $4.95. Entire Proceeds To story, 621 Valley ltd. ORANGE • ROOT BEER THE READER sorrows bit awkward This This is life- k'ng-size a age. seems to an enchanting, N. Y. FOUNDLING HOSPITAL when John Chote be the Upper Montclair, N. J. leaves Ox- reason for all the pos- like biography of Mother t.a- GRAPE • CREAM SODA ford for America because it turing and pretense at Sturdley. brini, told by a novelist who is Phone Pilgrim 6-6734 means farewell to the "chaps” himself the son of Italian im- GRAPEFRUIT and their STILL, AT THE favors picturesque rhetoric. CLOSE, migrants. The feeling of kinship llook is discovered Godfrey Hook, the parson’s back home that Pietro DlDonato has for in the son, pathetically earnest in his parsonage, marrying the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini en- efforts to be a Bishop’s niece as per hances these blackguard (“I original pages. It's Not at All! don’t middle class Dangerous suppose you remember plan; Browning, DiDonato, however, has put me: A the irrepressiblerake, has mar- godforsaken chap with blood and flesh on the bones of Some people ried dullish and pimples.”) And Alan Brown- Daphne has the story we remember, lie think will die as soon as make their wills. But FROM FROM settled down to sell chocolate they they ing, the unmitigated cad carries us along almost as biscuits in haven't been able find (“Good Lord, \ don’t know Brighton; and Chote, we to a single case of illness, to say noth* MIDTOWN MIDTOWN |to though we were there, walk- the Tfave moved in spite of his question, you gotten covering ing with Francesca Cabrini to ing of anything worse, resulting from will-making. up ("John Chote Jr. SAVINGS SAVINGS anything out of Oxford?’] . . . was not the ill-governed and trouble- Q)/Q FREE No, the man for the Other folks I don't I have. bloody great suppose I some House of Providence; gestures, the Iff one daresay would have been windy heroics") meeting Leo XIII as Mother consider the making of a will a drunk by the death of his tool-maker equally and fatuous any- Cabrini was "Go to Amei- for the told, Job elderly. It is true that you Even the father, tears up an unopened where.”) warden ica"; facing her lack of wel- letter must be but of us live (dean), a of from the American gla- twenty-one many patron "vintage come in New York City—-yet, Marx Brothers" mor girl and to rum- beyond that age, and remain of sound and ("We do teach begins faced with obstacle after ob- disposing mind. I mage around for God and a glibness, suppose. It can .ake stacle, in the name conquering Still more for busy, honorable middle-class- years an employer to see of her Master. success feel through a good Oxford sort of life. they ought to wait at least until they are sick. But man. DiDonato, a native of Ho- no And then it’s often too Author State a examination. Not cold by late, Sheed, London-born, boken, has written an excel- requires physical even a is of course"). American-bred, Oxford-educat- lent book, one that brings ali"c necessary. You can do the however thing healthy you may be! ed, and now a resident of Upper the spirit of Mother Cabrini, THE HUMOR OF "A Middle Montclair, and Quite few Blanket Given N.J., associate her overwhelming trust in a Class Education” is based, editor of Jubilee magazine, size 72" with Each ac- God’s Providence, and her un- believe wills for the X are wealthy. They say they arc not 90" however, upon something more complishes all of this without . . . satin $5OO tiring work for the poor, the New Ac- rich enough. Wills are for who like to their than cleverly worked a cliche. people run own bound phrases. Maybe what he is the heavily laden . . com- count oi Addition oppressed, Indeed, it turns the classic affairs. Do know that upon saying is that middle class who sought here. you if die washable. hqven you pletely ol $5OO to Present Ac- definition of humor the per- Chote never had chance a to It is a tribute to the Uni'cd intestate that is, without making a Individually sealed in count Only one Blanket ception of between be incongruity anything else, really; yet States that St. Frances Xavier will to Bach Account your cannot divide your plastic bag. appearances and the Chote that leave family property? Strangers reality. we Cabrini has become our first laugh- will at ing *««*♦* step take over,' and distribute it in Everyone Sturdlcy College, alone on in, ooc nonqomittally the canonized saint, as she is also ways you may Oxford, a some is phoney of train platform after he has like. Do you know what the law re- a tribute to the Italian people provides? sort; mostly they arc pretend- solved his own share of the plot from which she came. F.A. 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WASHINGTON - A century- minister medicine, diet and him alone. | City ... sponsible to They old photograph of some of the stimulants under the orders of have been beloved and respect- I School ,28 of of St. ward Daughters Charity a surgeon and are re- ed by the men.” Teacher Vincent de Paul who staffed ] Grade the Lincoln Military Hospital I am a member I would like to join | .. here during the Civil War is tllHMlltlllllimitlHlllitimiHMl I .VACUUM lIIIIUI on CLEANERS* iiiiimimiimmimiM exhibit at the National Li- Rules: Entries brary of Medicine (above). should be sent to: June V. Dwyer, Young Advocate The photograph is another Club, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N.J. Your entry makes a member. evidence of the extent to which SEWING MACHINES you Entries the Sisters of served must be in the Young Advocate office by Wednes- Charity in day, Feb. 22, 1961. this nation’s epic struggle, All entries the centennial of which' now is must be accompanied by the attached REPAIRED coupon, by EXPERTS observed. or by a copy of it. being

RECORDS disclose that some ALL MAKES 571 nuns of 12 religious com- AND MODELS munities cared for the sick and SPRING PROGRAM wounded during the war. Of these, at least 230 were Sisters STUDENT POETS: Sister Irene Marie, principal of Christ the of King, Hillside, gave Charity. The nuns attended certificates of award to five both eighth graders who had poems accepted in the annual Union and Confederate anthology of high troops in school poetry published by the National High School Poetry military hospitals, Association. The to prisons, and emergency aid sta- poets, left right, are: Anthony Imperiale, Janet Freel, Charlotte READING tions near battlefields. IMPROVEMENT Lorraine Cadmus, Pietruszka and William Brenner. The photograph on display January-March, 1961 shows the Sisters of Charity out- side of their living quarters at for of the Lincoln hospital. Records show that President Lincoln • HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND JUNIORS Lady often visited the Kings hospital and that Mrs. Lincoln the COLLEGE STUDENTS AND ADULTS An who suid that brought English girl was at lime was Clovis 11. founded the 10-POINT many monasteries, patients ; as a slave 600 years after delicacies from the HIGH great of and es- • SCHOOL SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN BATHILDIS did her jobs *.¥oll. abbey Corbie, White House Christ’s earned a title death, tablished the of pantries. REPAIR SPECIAL As time went on she was given royal nunnery • GRADE STUDENTS in two became EIGHTH kingdoms—she Chellcs. RECORDS more and more responsibility state that the hos- queen of France and a saint pital was located Fifteenth in the home. Clovis on in Heaven. King’s King WHEN THE first able REGISTER NOW son was noticed Bathildis and watched Street, about a mile southeast St. Bathildis was a to rule, Bathildis retired to the living of the her in her work. lie fell Capitol. From its open- life in when she finally herself. While there quiet England nunnery in in love with the little servant ing December, 1862, until it was taken she put her clothes prisoner by pirates away royal closed in girl and married her in 649. was August, 1866, and to France. The and her and brought royal manners than 22,000 of the war’s SAINT As the king’s wife Bathildis more PETER’S COLLEGE evil men sold the girl as a dedicated herself completely to FULL wounded had and were treated in the •PICKUP tne power glory, but she slave into the house of the life of a nun. We are told l Within Mllei hospital's 20 wards in branch 60 PRICE used them to others. • delivery; of Education of the The only help that the would Department mayor palace. king only way you barracks and tents. She had three sons, all of whom know her is that she was tne •THOROUGH INSPECTION De 2641 Boulevard 3-4400 N.J. were too: Clotaire 111, The Sisters who served at the Jersey City 6, kings most obedient. •ADJUST Childeric II and Thierry 111. hospital neither asked for nor While •OIL in the convent Bathildis received any compensation. WHEN THE oldest was boy took sick. She suffered a great • GREASE The U. S. Army Surgeon Gen- five Clovis only years old. King deal of for a pain long time, eral in 1861, in a • CORD INSPECTED l RE- died. Bathildis January, re- m was named re- but never She fi- complained. port on the Lincoln hospital PAIRED gent to run the country until nally died Jan. 30, 680, and said: ‘‘Twenty-eight Sisters of • NEW «n »Kiturj) the were old enough. She BELT boys won her crown of sainthood. Charity were on duty and I had a difficult time for • TIGHTEN there We honor on her today the must bear evidence to their ef- was trouble in the country, but date of her death. ficiency and superiority as she to rule well. managed Bathildis was the wife a of nurses. The extra diet kitchen Bathildis spoke out in sup- the mother of and King, kings, is under the care of a Sister, ** port of the Bishops and did all tiO'jtottakimMt a special child of the of one King and is detailed the su- in her by power to spread religion. Heaven. She all of POSTAGE won this love perior to each ward. They ad- eomfifa Mctim She stood ncr strongly for peo- though she was alone in the • . whan you save by roaU and to . ple managed have many world as a slave. How much Mohawkl • • at W# pay poetag* of them released from AMERICAN TOURISTHt OSHKOSH bondage. more we should both do who have MEDICAL way*. She THE RM4IIY OUT also gavd generously to so much STAKE IJOft • ATIANDC PRODUCTS • WINGS more. LatMt • • SAMSONITE LARK Dividend m4 IS ■ annuii Lodi SECRETARIES compounded 4 times om - Orange, UATHIR OOODS ft GIFTS FRII MONOCRAMMINO yearly Journalists FREE PARKING SAVINGS INSURED TO ASSISTANTS We Welcome DINKRS' $lO,OOO LA Club, ‘'lnternational Charge", CHNOLOCISTS AIR CONDITIONED 3! CYO or mot* itart* an Awards account. Cop M.T. Registration Carte Blanche mall check. in HOME and American Kxpreia Chargee. )u*t By return mall X-R Upon graduation Specializing MADE will account you receive book NEWARK Our of the Ravioli Lady City, “Cross Currents”: and third ti ..iii.d TECHNICIANS Cavatelli and Ire* portage envelop*. Orange, and Classes Valley, St. Joseph’s, St. Park, Day-Eve Francis, Ridgefield phyaiclans ' Co-ed Manicotti _ * I/Odi, have copped the top prizes Free "Angels Echo.” In the magazine Placement sSit LUCCAGE SHOP in the CYO Journalism N. Y. State %0(i contest, won viumuiu St. division, Ann’s, Newark, Licensed 3 PRIVATE BANQUET MOHAWK to an announcement Regliter lor n' HALSEY according second place with "St. Ann’s Tel- Now ST., NEWARK 2, N.J. Mitchell 2-5090 made this week Jen, and Feb, ROOMS BAVINGB and Loan Assn. by Msgr. John and St. Clatiei escope” Peter's, Jersey Request Catalog L 40 Commsrca J. Kilcy, archdioccsan CYO di- Si.. Nswcuk 2* S. J. City, was third with "Downtown rector. 925-31 West Side Ave. Tattler." The journalism compe- EASTERN SCHOOL The Orange school the won tition the outgrowth of Under Personal Supervision was a ser- FOR PHYSICIANS' award with its AIDES PETER ILVENTO newspaper pub- ies of sessions last Fall on given l> sth Ave. N.Y. News and Views while iUlt.l J Ch l-llig lication, a school HE 3-8945 publishing paper by AH. Carnegie Institute, Cleveland Jersey City. 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TraHic Circle Facilities Scientific Shoe nuns Fitters Manager DAvlt 7-0800 Spending one or two Sundays - COCKTAIL LOUNGE a month in a the 501 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair hospital, volunteers perform a variety LISS’ THE FOR RESERVATIONS ROUNDERS of tasks requiring no RESTAURANT COMPLETE ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVICE special Store training. Drug Dep't. Invites Call MArket 2-1000 professional you to enjoy its superb )51 Journal Squaro HE 5-1004-7611 and Open Monday Friday Til 9 P.M. 6-3494 At your aarvict 365 dayi year Pilgrim A HOLY YEAR has been a Prime Ribs A KNOTT HOTEL pro- of Beef Open Doily 'til 1 AM. ALBERT STENDER, Pr.iid.nf claimed every 25 years since W. Saturday 'til 2 A.M. For Reservations Coll COHae 1-4542 - R OU|, 1450. 17, Poromue, N. J January 19, 1961 THE North Jersey Date Book: ADVOCATE 13 Modern Nuns Are Needs Modern chairmen Invited to make of this Serving World are u«e of ••Tvice. We JAN. 2fi will need the name of the speaker (If With the of ecutive any) dawning anew year secretary of the Pontifical Com- and topic, and the name of‘the chairman. Essex-Suburban District Council of Catholic is expected to be in the we find the only ready near first on North American lines. nfonnation received 10 Monday of the Sisters of all mission for Latin patterned by a.m. on Women religious America, wrote in re- future. f pubUc,tion wiu b included the D.te Book Meeting for presidents, officers orders The college, conducted by. the U*t*n*° « in more and more in the head- ply: Religious Providence and chairmen of affiliates. 8 Immacu- which Inform.lion p.m., lines. With the Heights College, df the Sacred Heart, has not been auth- ■ p«rUlntnx to Khool (roup, will be found developments of com- “South America has one-third of lit the late Heart of School, the is PTA column. Mary Maplewood. munication presently functioning at Seattle Uni- orized to grant the the tale of the nun-heroine Catholics in the world. It is degrees by Uruguan JAN. 20 Mrs. Richard J. going to take the 'Strasser, archdiocesan in versity as College of Sister Forma- Africa, or the in the the concerted efforts government. Bayley Seton 1:30 nun-physician of all religious to League p.m., council speaker. tion, will rise on 243 acres of Meeting, president, no rolling Philippines is longer restricted to combat the The classes are conducted in Seton Hall South (Bish- District present of com- countryside University, Orange South Hudson Council of Catholic Wom- dangers about 15 miles from the community discussion or local munism and secularism “Some families aren’t In- Rev. William Noe Field, Seton praise. which threat- English. ops Hall). en Meeting, 8 p.m., St. Aloysius School, city. from en to the continent and thus terested in Christian but Hall will give book Jersey Benediction Nuns, too, returning missions engulf rob The atmosphere, English professor, a City (following in college, which will remain a di- that are the Church of their Mrs. now becoming the trouble spots one-third of its world vision they want daughters to learn Eng- review; George A. Reilly, chairman. Church). Joseph J. Gabriel, national sales of the Jesuit university, will have of the are able to valuable she JAN. 21 manager for National Catholic Dis- give population. about 300 Sisters enrolled. lish,” explained. Reading “Latin Our insight into the and cultures of America cannot save itself Lady of Mt. Carmel, CDA, Ridgewood tributors, speaker; Mrs. Howard lives peo- The other U. S. Bailey, campus strictly for MOTHER McGloin describes ples that Americans and without help, and if we do not mobilize Car- Fifth dance in new club room. chairman, book other world Sisters is Marillac anniversary t display. College, near St. rasco to powers must *n a united effort at 1900 as “an attempt implant Chris- St. Michael’s St. Paul’s Clifton understand if we are to once, the Newark Rosary, by Louis, which was dedicated in October Hospital Auxiliary, Spaghetti Supper, ‘.lave stakes will tian and culture in the future 5:30 world peace. be 360 million people lost to principles Champagne luncheon - bridge, Thomm’s, p.m., parish hall. Mrs. Joseph De Lora, 1959. ’ the Faith.” mothers” of a nation heavily penetrated Newark, noon. Silver Mrs. John Turkowsky, chairmen. Both are the of the jubilee bridge; Agnes DEVELOPMENTS on colleges products homefront • by many years of secularism in govern- West chairman. Cross Cancer Harrison Card Sister Formation McGuirk, Orange, Holy Guild, the of habits"--to Conference, a volun- changing meet ment and the press. Given this Caldwell Alumnae party, 8 MIAMI —The need of the Indian tary friendly College (Hudson Chapter) auditorium, p.m. Mrs. Thomas J. modern movement among U. S. needs, the lengthening of noviti- sisterhoods, climate, communism looms large in the noon, St. Jersey City; Reagan, Mrs. Charles A. people is “so great that one does not which had its first Mass, Aedan’s, Reagan, Mrs. to workshop in Everett, training strengthen the spiritual Uruguayan Mother McGloin add- James E. Reagan, ate count ,the a U. S. 1956 picture, breakfast, Glenwood Restaurant, Jersey chairman. life year,” says mis- Wash., in under the Ford Founda- of the nuns, a united for ed. program nun of 13 Rev. John P. Mt. Carmel JAN. 28 sionary years’ in tion. City. Hourihan, Sister Formation further indicate experience that “The' is Guild for the Deaf director, Holy Rosary Nursery Newark Dinner India. party officially recognized, Apostolatc Guild, -r- the modern nun is fitting her life to THE PROGRAM Dance, Hotel Sister Jane Frances Heaton, a aims at but more than that the Soviet speaker. Connie Ryan and Pat Suburban, East Anne Medi- bolstering embassy Mahoney, Orange; serve Christ in the modern world. * cal Mission Sister the professional and is the busiest and most staffed chairmen. Mrs. Albert Mrs. John who was stationed at academic, spir- heavily Guidera, Molinari, This week’s stories of nuns from itual of Mt. St. Mary’s College, Mothers’ Guild (Em- Piegaro, chairmen. one of the poorest hospitals in North- development young nuns. This of any in Montevideo. It has some /0 throughout world are but an indica- tjie is suggested in a most embassies have Md.) for JAN. 28 east India, says are de- five-year under employees, where mitsburg, Meeting Metropolitan tion of of they completely period news 1961 —of the new role the “Everett Curriculum” Junior Guild of St. Ann’s on donated antibiotics and vita- which re- four or she said. chapter, Statler New York, 1:30 p.m. Home for the Aged pendent five,” Hotel, being accepted Christ’s dedicated quires by mins for their work. courses in Rev. John new moderator, and Dinner Dance, Ili-Hat 8 Sister Jane Frances philosophy, “And it’s pretty well known as the P. Whelan, Club, Bayonne, women. theology, said must psychology, political Eric M. New York Cos., p.m. Mrs. John Mrs. they be prepared to treat pa- sociology, science, headquarters for dissemination of Red Jones, Telephone Shaw, Stephen Hudik, • tients from physical sciences, speakers. chairmen. a 50-mile radius, suffering mathematics, history, propaganda in Latin America, especially CINCINNATI - In 1959 John Pope from French, English and education. The St. Thomas Aquinas Newark Lunch- JAN. 29 tuberculosis;' malaria, cholera, ty- Argentina and Brazil. The embassy re- Rosary, XXIII an of moth- addressed assembly fifth is spent in studies Mrs. Cliffside Park tetanus and pneumonia. year required ceives about 65,000 pounds of mail eon, auditorium, 1 p.m.; Mary Epiphany Rosary, cf general phoid fever, every Day ers on the need for missionaries. the See. Carmel by Holy month from chairman. Recollection, Retreat Oak- This Moscow.” Ronckevics, House, month the Sisters of of this BESIDES the Charity conducting hospital Four communities Knights of Columbus Auxiliary 3428 Charity ' land. have cooperated will send a to c-ity delegation Lima, pharmacy,. Sister Jane Frances trained in • of Columbus North Immaculate the effort the Sis- Ball, Knights Home, Conception Rosary, to seek pioneer including Darlington Peru, a mission city. 25 young Indian in Pie and cake women pharmacy. ters of St. of Newark. Arlington. Proceeds to Mt. Carmel Guild sale, following the Masses. Joseph BURLINGTON, lowa—Sister Mary Three are now other Cincinnati communities - They working in hospitals in • for Blind; Mrs. Natalie Mrs. Bea- St. Anne’s Rosary, Fair Lawn Cake sale fol- Thomas of the Sisters of St. Fisher, also answered the call: south India and have Francis, The Sisters of many entered re- SAN trice Flaherty, chairmen. lowing Masses; Mrs. Harold Mrs. FRANCISCO, Almost within who has been associated with the Burl- Swart, and the Trccious Blood life. Julius Mercy Sisters al- ligious distance of of JAN. 22 Rossetti, chairmen. hailing one Soviet Russia’s ington here for many have Mercy Hospital ready missions established in Lat- Sister Jane Francis is Court Sancta CDA 2 a convert prime propaganda mills for Latin Amer- years, chosen as “Man of the Maria, Reception, p.m., JAN. 30 in was the Franciscan Sisters of from Ohio. of Columbus America; Akron, She became inter- an American is Year.” Knights Belleville. St. Guild for the ica, nun working'to stem Hall, Joseph’s Blind, Jersey City the Poor opened their first ested Our foreign mis- in the missions the Red tide. Her of the —Tea 537 Pavonia foreign largely weapon: Christian The selection is made Lady Valley Rosary, Orange Meeting, 8 sion in Brazil every year Ave., Jersey City, last December. the influence of education. for and faculty of Our Lady through a great-uncle the citizens to honor religious lay p.m. by Burlington a The who was a of the 3 Sisters of Charity wrote to Car- Presbyterian missionary Mother Genevieve McGloin is person for Valley, p.m.; Mrs. Francis Christoff, JAN. 31 presi- special services to the com- dinal physician and Mrs. Tardini, Vatican Secretary of State spent most of his life in dent of two-year-old Carrasco of George Kenyon, chairmen. Epiphany Rosary and Mothers College munity. Confraternity, and their central India. the JAN. 25 Cliffside Park cardinal-protector, asking Sacred Heart in March on Mrs. Montevideo, Sister Franciscan Polio; where Mary Thomas, a St. they were needed. • Uruguay. Joseph’s Guil4 for the Blind, Jersey City Anthony Mrs. Robert nun since 1906, has held the of Maiorana, Colerick, SEATTLE The posts the > new campus of the Carrasco is the Catholic Meeting at Guild, 8 p.m. chairmen. ARCHBISHOP only wo- supervisor and director at the Antonio Samore, ex- t-econd Burling- U. S. college for Sister-students men’s in that college country and the ton hospital. Lakewood Nun Breakfast Set First NCCW St. E’s Elects On Exam Board President Class Officers LAKEWOOD Sister Mary For NACCW Incarnata, R.S.M., director of Dies in New York CONVENT - At the College admissions in Georgian Court NEWARK At a of St. Elizabeth, meeting NEW Margaret College, has been invited by Jan. YORK (NC) Solemn Catholic Women in 16, Mrs. Anthony the 1920’s Walsh has been elected the Entrance Gallc, presi- College Examina- Requiem Mass for Mrs. Ger- after her of chairman, announced the bien- term service with dent of the class of 1962 from tion Board to serve on the Com- trude Hill Gavin, first nial Communion breakfast of president the national council ended. Feb. 9 until her graduation in mittee on Entrance Procedures the of the National Council of Cath- Newark Archdiocesan Coun- In 1924 she was awarded the 1962 whilq presidents chosen for for 1961. cil olic Women, was offered Jan. of Catholic Women will be Papal Pro Ecclesia et Pontifioe the classes of '63 and ’64 are 14 in St. Vincent Ferrer Church. The standing committee was held April 22 at the Essex Medal. During World War II Betty Jo Wildman and Sharon Mrs. Gavin created to problems in Newark. died at her Park she Brennan. study House, helped set up and direct Ave. heme. # the area of entrance. Mrs. S. A. of the Cathedral college Scully the Ber- Canteen of New The editor of the 1962 Eliza- Margaret gen Paramus District will Mealey, executive York. The and as- Army Navy gave bethan is Gemma McCarthy, sist the chairman. director of the National Council her SO MUCH Mrs. Albert certificates of appreciation She will be assisted by Jane of Catholic Women, paid tribute Johann, past president of the for this work. Healy, business manager. FOR SO to Mrs Gavin in a statement. Bergen Hackensack District, is in She said the council •‘remem- LITTLE charge of arrangements and will be bers with deep gratitude” Mrs. assisted by Mrs. A. Gavin’s contribution its Morchcn, Bergen Hackcnsdck to BEN GRIPALDI founding and public relations chairman. Mrs. organization, as Lee well as to the establishment of Director of Schopshire, of Ridgefield the National Catholic School PARK BEAUTY Park, is in charge of decora- of Social Service, now a part of SCHOOL tions. Tickets the Catholic of will be distributed University America. Edith HOW TO LIVE HAPPILY by Callaghan, archdioce- A VISITOR: On a recent trip the east Rev. A. ‘ Always interested in the through Joseph Cusack, national san council treasurer. EVER AFTER director of the Order of Ladies of the Mrs. spiritual, but also In communi- The trouble with Martha, Auxiliary Extension Society, paid Galle, active In the growing up: wo ty she •top bollovlng In to Mrs. Dunn of affairs, gave fairy talas. By tha a visit Joseph Jersey City, national archdiocesan council since its unselfishly tlma organizer. The wa reach not organization, of her time, r earning-age, Was the first talents, energy a .d many of us expect to live and foundation. presi- happily which provides alter linens vestments for the collects missions, stamps, cloth- worldly goods so that Catholic over after. But what, after Is dent of the Hackensack all, used cards and Bergen the main for ing, nylons, religious articles, contributing forco is expanding its membership. council. women might become united b#,,#v * ■» •* doing work "esSe and God that brings a kind of Inner work, with zeal, for. glow. And although we can't and country,” Miss ’ Mealey anyon* he or she Parents News from will livo happily said. ever after, we can promise that your work may be. MODERN HATTERS happier. If you chooso tho profes- rr—fcln MRS. GAVIN was chosen sional beauty field. (ABC HAT CENTERS) Thrift of the NCCW incor- heaven! TO GROW ON president CHALLENGE, Finest Men's- Ladies' - Children's - Hats, T h Caps , poration committee in 1920 and . t r,,,0n «>"’• etagnate In Mothers Plain Bridal Headwear, Hats for the old, ovorydoy |obt Is btcauta Jersey Clergy. City president of the new national there's no room for growth! As e FINEST MEN'S GENUINE professional council in 1921. She held beautician, you develop this more creative ability with every $ post until 1924, when she be- week's Fur Felt Hats activity, (very patron offers 4.00 Make Plans for Dads e new challenge. came first vice She When you make president. her more beautiful, VALUE $7.50 you grow a . $2O was also of the Now your own president development ladiat* . •• Gorgtout Datignar Sampla Hoti, Pricad e skilled Modaitly JERSEY CITY York professional beautician. The Mothers’ Club of St. Dominic Arehdiocesan Council of Oood hairdressers FACTORY OUTLET inthe bank can turn those Info never stop grow- - 313 3rd ST. - JERSEY CITY Academy has announced all is for Savings gloomy, "rainy days" bright, • «** • ,h they remain ready Father and vital to Daugh- dear to meet end youthful. BRANCH OUTLET 490 tei Jan. ones. With dollars unexpected expenses, you'll find Communipaw Ave., Jersey City nights 19-20 at the The GET SO academy. annual affair has but blue skies MUCH nothing ahead. It's so easy to saveat Ist National... OLdfield 9-9300 been divided into two to accommodate even FOR nights the antici- •ha smartest Cotton and a small amount each week adds to for emer- . . . SO LITTLE upquickly provide ■ from at Lowest Price ——_ Mattrnlty fashions! You'll gain prestige too Buy Factory pated large turnout. gencies —and for all those extras, too, that want for . end . . netta and you yourfamily. become Mrs. Mazzoni From a respected member of your George be Juniors and seniors will attend $2.95 So sure start now can community, as a are you're covered where you do all professional beauty chairmen. saving authority. Yet, all with their dads these new ad- •Wanted ACTORS? ? DANCERS? on Thursday, St. your banking. vintsgsi start In SINGERS John’s, Bergenfield Par- right here our while the classes will senool —and AND OTHER STAGE younger our school costs far TALENT ents Night for the Confraternity f han 'd gather you *vor Imagine! It Friday. 147 , —for of Christian o|o Farry St. takes less time to tho— Doctrine will be held master the basics (at Jackxon) PATUJOPt of beauty, Emmet J. too. There's Noiton, S.J., at Nawark no other IMMACULATA PLAYERS Hey. Jan. 25 which time Rev. 5, N. J. lii'Mn St. atWathin(lai Si a r# that offers GUILD native Henry ? . V. a license so quick- a of Jersey City, presently Market St.at Colt Si NATIONAL BANK P the F. Mackin, will mJ facts now. ANNUAL SPRING PRODUCTION St. pastor, present Broadway atMadison An, on Peter’s College « OF PASSAIC COUNTY «nd ask questions; Madison faculty, merit awards to the Art. at 21ltAc wo II tell students. you how you can live will speak. Mrs. Hanra- Straight St. at Park Ac happily & Hammerstein's "Carousel") Joseph Barbara ever after. (Rodgers Wolf, assistant Bi«w Slat StfcA*. Call han and Mrs. super- KiooMMCOJUI mu,*a rincwood cw«,o>.uc>m*m or write for John 431 Uruon A*, at RtdnoodAn Free Booklet "B" AUDITION Dcegan, are intendent of Hackensack DATES: chairmen. schools, MOUNTAIN View BooMoUUIMia IMOUCNiITOim TatuaKUtatM will CtlfTOH Jan. - Jan. speak. 22, (3 P.M.) 25, (8 P.M.) - Jan. (3 P.M.) St. MainAtrt.at CliftonAc Munosuuu wuuautioituu u«Mii*:,t«ei*. PARK BEAUTY SCHOOL 29, Joseph’s, Oradcll—Rev. Mi- Epiphany, Cllffslde Park—The Parker Aim. SI —Place— chael J. at Cant* . nUMUSPitmoaHiMwiTi]*. WUIHUOM Rooney of the African 125 Street MADONNA Confraternity of Christian Moth- Halsey HALL Missions will address the PTA (Near ers will join with the Posary So- Raymond Boulevard) MUNN ST. and No. FULLERTON Jan. 19 at AVE., MONTCLAIR 8:30 p.m. during the ciety in honoring Katherine Me- regular MArket 2-1575 For Additional Information Call OR meeting. 7-0638 Corry, a member of tie faculty St. Margaret’s, Morristown for 13 years. An in'ernational The Mothers’ Guild will hold a night will be held Jan. 19 in thft Thereare 3ft76 furniture stares in the MetropolitanArea. card and fashion party show school hall for the tribute. Sister Jan. 26 at 7:30 in the p.m. Co- Alma Perpetua, principal, will lumbian Club, Mrs. Angelo Lu- make the major address. STORE-WIDE SAM Dominicans Set Series w Our On semi-annual store-wide of our Third sale, fine stock of jewelry, Teaching ‘R’ & silver, watches diamonds, commences TODAY CALDWELL (Thurs.) - thru Sat. Acknowledg- partment chairman. the ing fact that the third “R” IN is in ATTENDANCE will be the a state of change, the Sis- YOUR SAVINGS Sisters who will be discussion ARE FROM 30% TO 50% ters of St. Dominie of Caldwell leaders at the five plan a workshop scries on the ’ workshop centers: Sister new techniques and terms in- Mary Helen, volved 0.P., St. Dominic's in the teaching of ‘‘the Academy, ONCE AGAIN, new Jersey City, who will lead the we are repeating our famous $2.00 and $3.00 mathematics” for Sisters counter, Hudson workshop; Sister and lay teachers who teach the Mar- '. 'a garet Ellen, 0.P., St. containing values up to $35.00 subject in their 4() North Mary’s, ...ALL from our stocks. Jersey regular Rutherford, Union Sis- elementary schools. The series, leader; ter M. Alice to be conducted in five different Matthew, 0.P., FRIDAY Open THURSDAY, & SATURDAY 'til 9 P.M. Lacordaire School, Mont- centers, is being sponsored by Upper the Sisters’ education clair, Uergen leader, Sister Ag- depart- nes ment Mary, 0.P., Caldwell Col- and by their college, Cald- lege, Morris leader. Sister Ei- well College for Women. leen Imelda herself will head Plans for the series will he the Essex made workshop. Up at a meeting Jan. 23 at The Workshops will run for Caldwell at which Msgr. College five weeks beginning Feb. 20 FREE Joseph P. ’Tulle, archdiocesan PARKING with sessions scheduled for superintendent of schools, is Monday afternoons in expected. 'Hudson, etttter Bergen and Essex Counties, \ Exclusive low continental group At The aimed Chairs new program, Wednesday in Union and Thurs- Table fIOO fSt ea. at jewelers improved teaching of'arith- day in Mqrris. metic, will be outlined Sis- GREENSPANS LOT by The Hudson workshop will be ter Margaret, 0.P., Dominican given at St. Dominic's Acad- 901 BERGEN (at Journal / Sisters’ AVE. Sq.) elementary schools su- emy; the Union workshop at ooxjO Bergen Square Garage pervisor; Sister Inez, 0.P., St. ©.in JERSEY CITY, ft. J. Michael’s, Union; Bergen, at academic dean of Caldwell Col- St. Philip’s, Clifton; Morris, 148 ROUTS 4, PARAMUB, NSW JSRSSV lege; and Sister Eileen Sacred Imelda, Heart, Dover, and Es- 0.P., mathematics college de- sex, St. Aloysius, Caldwell. 14 THE .ADVOCATE January 19, 1961 Pirates Get Rest, Peacocks Head Talents as Matchmaker For Florida After Frantic Battle Pay off for Prrsichetty

Ed NEWARK Whenever Bill Persichetty wants to By Grant threatened to take charge. step down as track at Seton Hall SOUTH ORANGE For coach Prep (and there’s no Scton Hall, a two-week va- THERE WERE of such indication ever he cation from plenty he will), could surely qualify as a match- competition; for St. Peter’s a to 10-day journey threats, too, for the Peacocks maker for some of the indoor track and field meets. the sunny climes of and bigtime Florida; anyone who witnessed led through most of the first half For not did the Pirate mentor walk off with their frenetic battle at and surged from behind to only wily Walsh Gymnasium on Jan. 13 will take the learn title at a 75-73 lead with five minutes the New Jersey agree that both teams have earned these rewards. Catholic Track Conference meet to go. George Sullivan and Bob This was anolher of the classic on Jan. 14 at the Newark were Smith Armory, NJCTC contests which Murray backing up Relay have become a three-man offensive show for the but he also in the column the biennial scoring and personally picked feature of the New Jer- with George Pirates, G'unter, Hicks aid two teams which the Haines gave his best performance provided sey basketball Champions collegiate scene. A1 Senavitis senring alk but two most finish of the day of the season under the boards. exciting Since 1953, VARSITY every game between of the team’s field in the two-mile goals. The blow event. the killing to St. at the Scton Hall 880 St. Peter’s (JC).... 1:40# pair campus Peter’s Exciting, that is, for all Seton STILL hopes had come even be- has been a SENIOR Mile Essex Catholic 3:36* rip-snorter; for some tri-captains liall fans present, but fore that lead gained when quite over- Ron Walker and was , strange reason, the Olender, Kenny for 2-M(le Seton Ha 11.... 8:34.3 intervening Clem Reck fouled powering the rest of the Bill Brooks had their out with eight contests in the Arm- moments. St. Peter’s .8:06 Jersey City minutes schools. .For the two Pirate Medley (NB). Olender bothered to A double ory have failed Bill Smith play. figure usually to hold squads finished 1-2 and these man in every to this 10 FRESHMAN the in the first minutes game up pace. enough eight added Reck scored points, to three picked up 880 Essex Catholic 1:48 of each half to the Peacock one, only nine points Seton keep in the 880 Hall won this as it and missed and mile relays one, captain more than 17 minutes gave Mile Seton Ha 11...... 4:01.6* from breaking the game almost had with the Seton Hall a 13-11 decision to, over- of action. He committed over Essex Catholic. .4:16.2 open just when his teammates two fouls Medley powering height of Hank Gunter within Essex Catholic, which broke two less than a minute toward *New record; #Essex Catholic set were at their best. Walker drew (33 points) and the court meet records. genius the end of the first , record of 1:39.3 in heat. some key fouls which insured half, his third of Art Hicks (31 produc- points) and fourth of the and that, when Smith was the game, IT WAS RAY WYRSCH a 93-85 hitting and ing victory in coach Rich- played only six nets, of his ablest minutes of the Frank broke St. Peter’s meet record ie some suppor- Shary who hit the by Regan’s initial at the tape fling ters second half. than three seconds and both were sitting disconsolately virtually together in 8:34.3 more It was after Peacocks. virtually a It was on the Peacock bench precisely the domina- the two St. Michael’s (JC) and the Pe- in temp- Pirate teams had alter- tion of Hicks and orary or banishment. Gunter under nated the lead treans themselves were also un- permanent on every leg. Bill the boards' that produced these Mike der the old mark second Father Brooks, who will have to Kennedy, Scollins and Ted placing Horgan supply fouls killing (Pete Norton went and third. a steadying influence backcourt Zizlsperger ran with Wyrsch, out with 14 minutes to and after leaves play while Bobby Bill St. Peter’s won the 880 relay 'Fires' Himself Kenny early next Dyke, Murphy Murray with to It eight go). took and Alex Fraenkel on a great first by Wellington month, was ineffective as a guard preceded leg SOUTH a while for .ORANGE—Rev? Joon Seton Hall to find Davis and for but performed Shary. As it turned out, Persi- hang-on performances J. Smith, ade- the Horgan, Seton Hall athletic weak spot in the Peacocks’ chetty could have his from Ed Corrigan, Frank Tedes- quately as a ballhandler and split eight director, "fired” himself this opening 1-3-1 showed zone, but when boys any chi and Tom Tudisco. The time that he will give Mike up way he wished and week when he appointed John Hicks began to knife it from the still won the was 1:40. But the Petreans miss- Murray a good fight for the fifth gold and silver Krool of Clifton as tennis coach right side close the personals role in, medals. ed a chance to move into second starting during the last at Seton Hall started to pile up. in the University. month of the In the place meet the then', it was not this by winning His campaign. end, mile added duties as athletic relay when a 59.2 leadoff" But this A SIDELIGHT of the spectacular which was Hicks and Gun- game performance director have forced Father 440 cancelled out Frank Koch’s in the won the meet, but ter's night, the pair catching St. came second half when rather the to the post amazing 51.2 on the second leg. Horgan relinquish Peter’s Smith broke the all-time earned half-scrub coming and much St. Pet- points by a of tennis coach which going he has er’s team in the 880 as they had in the College career scoring rec- and an all-soph- held for the easy victory THE ONLY ROUTINE past five years. last ord, his total quarter in the per- March at They at game’s end omore mile. Seton this Jersey City. being formance in the four During time, the Pirates 1,307. The Hall cashed in varsity had a combined old mark of 1,304 was on a fall Our shooting average by in won 70 cent of their events came the distance med- per of better than held by Smith Lady of the Valley and 70%, grabbed 39 Tommy (no rela- a disqual matches. ley relay when St. Peter’s (New tion), now the ificalion call on St. rebounds, handed out as- placement director Benedict’s in eight Brunswick) romped home in 8:06. Krool is veteran player who sists and at St. Peter’s. the sprint and came up with a relay on its sheer key The thrill left this race when won the New basket weight of numbers Jersey doubles every time St. Peter’s Following this close one, Scton in the mile. Frank Adesso piled a big lead title as long as 1936. Hall its Essex up ago He brought record to 8-5 shattered the meet rec- on the opening 880 leg. Dave Hy-' has served as an forthe with a 79-57 ords in umpire rout of Rider the the 880 and mile Peacock relays, land had no trouble it Eastern Lawn Tennis Nimrods next holding Associa- night. Reserves handled but failed to win the former with a 4:36.8 mile. tion for the past 20 much-of this years. contest, with Frank event and this cost the Cop 11th Match Eagles Here, too, there was excite- Besson 14 tie for hitting as a the title. It was in points, a ment to the of the winner*. JERSEY CITY St. Peter’s against 16 for rear Hicks and 13 for trial heat that John Lewczak of the first half Gunter. Harry Grctzingcr St. No Matter How College brought of Mario Mary’s Gerry Smith, Errante and its rifle to (JC), touched off last in the seed- schedule a successful St. Peter’s Dave opens its Florida llimchak flew around the ed heat, poured it on for a 2:08 close last week with victories' tour with You Get There a Jan. 21 contest at course in 1:39.3, erasing Marist’s first half and still had Columbia Stetson. enough over University and Then few 1958 mark of come a days 1:39.6. In the left final, to run a 4:32.4 mile and for an 11-1 record. of before they Brooklyn Poly loafing games with were more than a second bring his team home third be- on slower The Peacocks shot 1,396 in a Tampa Jjn. 26 and Jackson- behind winning St. Peter’s hind St. Rose of Belmar. ville on Jan. triangular meet with the two 27. Prep. While The freshman division schools Jan. 6, then their brothers take was on came big But the got their Eagles six dominated Essex back with two weeks off before thoroughly by their highest score of visiting points for the solid one-mile per- which on Catholic, scored 22 the year, 1,408, to defeat Brook- Lafayette Jan. 27, Seton Hall The formance points of Jan. of 3:36 from John (P) Night 20 Promises (and won two events) to outclass in dual has three games this week lyn Poly a meet on Jan. Plenty Hayes, Jerry Krumeich, Paul Seton which placed 12. against Newark Hall, second Johnny Corrado led the Pea- Bloomfield, Col- Moritz and Roger Callahan. This with cocks lege of and Shelton Of Court Thrills for seven points.- in both matches with Engineering North Fans The Bucs trounced Jersey scores of 282 and 290. National NEWARK The of night Jan. 20 to be 57 St. Aggies, 65-45, last - John promises the over Michael’s (UC) and week, most of Ubhaus Ebner crucial the 1960-61 basketball 62-53 over leading the way with 21 season with seven Emerson, with Pete Keys Georgetown See The STUDEBAKER LARK points. DeSantis Catholic schools engaged in four which scoring 46 points in the AT games could de- mmw get cide their two games. In league championships hopes. Victory Over Pirates FELICIANO Fran Pinchot continued to set STUDEBAKER .Two contests a Eight Schools present head-on meetings of teams tied BOSTON record-scoring pace for Johnny Übhaus, who almost went to Seton OUR SALES AND SERVICE for first place in their Oratory respective as he flung in 65 Hall but chose Eat. points to help Georgetown the 25 Years circuits. Don Bosco instead, proved difference In Pin visits Bergen the undefeated lit Goffla Road, Loop Rams add Newark between the DEAL Hawthorns. N. J. Catholic with schools’ freshmen mile teams led the Tri-County The Top Ten relay as he ORADELL Anew Catholic Academy and Montclair Acad- Catholic Conference the Hoyas to a 3:25.1 lead at stake victory at the Boston K. of C. meet High School League will 1. Seton Hall 6-1 emy to their list of victims. Pin- Bowling and St. Cecilia’s (K) on Jan. 14. . is at St. An- chot now 35.6 begin play on Feb. 1, with 2. Bergen Catholic 8-1 has a average for eight with the North thony’s 3. Don Bosco five and is The former St. Peter’s Also schools from three counties roll- Jersey 7-2 games a ahead in the met meet Catholic Conference point Prep competing TAYLOR “B” division of ing at the Parkway Lanes, Clif- 4. St. Benedict's 7-2 Bill Raftery’s North Jersey quarter-miler, who owns the fast- will be Tim Harrington, St. lead as the prize. MOTOR record est time (49.8) INC ton. 5. O.L. 7-2 for one season. The ever run a John’s freshman out of St. Bene- SALES, In the Valley junior by scrambled Hudson Coun- New Brother H. A. 6. Imm. 6-3 transfer from Notre Dame leads Jersey Catholic school in the and pole M 9 fifth Ave., of Ber- Conception high dict’s, high jump I Potersoi Weigand ty Intcrscholastic Athletic Catholic Asso- 7. Marist more than runner, led off an all-North and AR gen is the organizer of ;.,, 7-2 Barry hy 11 in Jer- vault, John Ford- 4-9020 ciation southern points Riordan, the which division, pre-sea- 8. St. Peter’s the individual sey Georgetown quartet. His ham of St. loop, will play a double 5-4 scoring averages. sophomore out son favorite St. Peter’s welcomes teammates Bob Linders Peter’s, ON THE THERE IS NO round robin schedule this 9. St. Michael’s (JC) 10-4 were of in the two-mile NEW year, Jim back relay. Barry in a '‘must” ef- with two in each 10. Queen of Peace Haworth, Ed Schmitt of Don Bos- SUBSTITUTE games match 8-4 FOR fort against Marist at Bayonne. Carnival Plans Hayes co and Caruso are also on to add Prep Roger of tap A North Hudson junior game finds Holy Harrington Park. 1961 varsity and possibly fresh- the NJCC “A” division. A victory QUALITY Family in a last ditch stand Next on Scton man Ledger Hall, with Ernie Tolen leagues next year. over St. Aloysius at the latter's Our obiactiva it la olfar la aur against unbeaten Demarcst • at NEW tino, Bill Weikel, Jim Vicari and cuitomars only lha bail court 20 YORK - New IMPERIALS of Iho Schools entered are Bergen on Jan. would probably Jersey utod taka Hoboken. Bob a cart wo In trada. Our Catholic Track Mooney, placed third in the raatait Don Essex clinch matters for Jim Conference • ■ concern It to dallvar a Catholic, Bosco, Cath- Walling’s CHRYSLERS raCC troubla-frao utad to teams will bid for Boston University. car you. olic, Pope Pius, Queen of Peace, A COUPLE of other important Club. Mike DePalma scored 44 new honors Why not ttop In The Pirate • and too onaf in the varsity again drew a St. St. Luke’s games also come this points in the two 12th annual Cardinal ICE FISHING PLYMOUTHS Cecilia’s, and St. up week. league games | hot race SEDANS invitation with St. (R). Seton now last week and Hayes on Jan. Villanova, • Mary’s Bergen Catholic may Hall, top-ranked in added 31 for good qjeet VALIANTS John’s and State' SUNROOFS also North in 21 at the 168th Street Morgan and sponsor an open double Jersey, will be tested at measure an 84-54 rout of St. Armory. wound fourth Now KARMANN CHIAS home Relays will be the chief up in 3:23.5. on Ditplayl tournament for public and Cath- by Newark Central on Anthony’s. tar- STATION WACONS Idenville 20 gets of the local teams olic Jan. and The NJCC race was with IMMEDIATE DELIVERY schools later this season. by fifth-ranked Our “B” turned JON DANTE of IMS'! to IHO't Union anchored Seton Hall to Lady of the Valley on Jan. 22. St. into a two-team affair when St. expected start in Villanova to a 7:41.5 two-mile BOAT & SPORT CENTER AUTHORIZED Peter’s the two-mile, Essex visits Snyder on Jan. 23 Cecilia’s and St. Anthony’s took Catholic, MURPHY BROS. relay triumph over Georgetown, R». Denville. OA 7-3030 Skaters Earn Medals in another St. Michael's (JC) and St. 46, key HCIAA contest. turns defeating Sacred Heart and which had Paul Jordan of Jcr VOLKSWAGEN Peter's in the mile Open Mon. thro Sal. till 9 P.M. One league crown was just St. Michael’s (N) upset St. and Essex Meter Soles In sey City, another cx-St. Peter’s Eastern Meet in the 880. put away last week St. Mi- James, 54-34, in the latter’s and ELizabeth 5-5600 by runner, John Butler of St. SARATOGA SPRINGS chael’s But there will also be Three (JC) when it defeated debut. Bill Connell had 16 a Benedict’s in its No. Broad league Leon 501-511 Stroot North of strong individual lineup. NEW YORK Jersey residents earned and in St. Cecilia’s 64-32 rout couple en- Pras of DOMESTIC Holy Trinity, 63-53, Walsh, points Dover the Wildcats’ hur- medals at the to tries such as Dave & Eastern States out- take a two-game lead of Sacred while Paul Hyland of had Open Dally 8 A.M. lo 9 P.M. USED CARS TRUCKS 59-51, in Heart, dling ace, to pass the Dining At Its Best • door St. Peter's up 6 AT WHOLESALE speed skating Yates scored 19 (NB) in the one-mile Saturdays lo P.M. PRICES champion- as St. Anthony’s meet due to a virus. here run, •APTIR WE SELL - WE SERVE" ships Jan. 1415. beat the Elizabeth Harry Grctzinger of St. This club, 68-65. will be an off-wcek for GILHULY'S Olympian Cornelia (Pooch) Mary’s (JC) in the 1,000 or Seton Hall, with the meet League SETON HALL the mile only of Wayne second surged to top and Frank Koch of St. listed and BAR Harrington was the metropolitan RESTAURANT with being in the intermediate its 50-44 defeat of St. Bene Peter’s Prep in the 600. (Est. 1893) girls 880-yard senior AAU SEETHE... championships on Delicious Luncheons and Dinners race and Standings diet’s on Jan. 15, as Immaculate third in the 440; Bill Jan. 20 served In Homelike at New York’s 168th Atmosphere Dodds of was to Valley, Dally and SUNDAY Wayne third in Conception bowing Street Air Cond. placed TRI-COUNTY Armory. of Convenient to & Theatres the C.C. 68-60, With Richie Dec Johnny Kopil Coliseum intermediate boys 880 and hampered Choice Wtnca and Liquors. Musak 1961 VALIANT Bayonne, who ran fourth in the Bergen by SPECIAL Darlene Sechanic of Catholic a o I*ooo fouls, Jeff led the School, FACILITIES FOR Don Gausepohl College mile at Jersey City Bok-o 1 o 1.000 special Boston, will again PRIVATE PARTIES Pirates with 18 was second in the Queen of Pearp 3 j 7^o Pony Four SO senior worn points. try his luck at ACCOMMODATING IS to St. (W) .'333 this distance l 2 hit double 71* en’s 440. Jojophi Valley players num- against Eighth Ave„ lat 44th St.l >['\ 1 3 .250 Sports New York A.C. club- f®*®St. Cecilia I bers NEW 0 3 .000 against YORK CITY Immaculate, topped mates Pete Close and Ed Moran. 5T795 PASSAIC-BERGEN C.C. Joe Lanfrank’s by 21. COLLEGE W L Pet. c , . , „ St. Jooeph, »'H» Thursday, Jan. 5 0 1.000 Marist produced a South 19 |* STATION WAGON Boik 1 ech major Scion Hall "" o 3 i .750 at Bloomfield C, Hudson upset when it defeated Saturday, Jan. 21 U 3 2 <,o° A i’i u . Fine Selection Of Over ry IP 1 St. Prtcr'i at Stetson (Fla.) 5 Vi .* ’ 2 -333 on j AlCfl HEADQUARTERS Snyder, 82-80, Jan. 11, with Newark College M. John a 12 tti of Engineering at St Bonaventure Seton Hall (P) 3S 50 Used Cars To Choose 1 3 250 Charles Aleksiewicz 22 D From scoring Wednesday, St. Luke', 1 5 jB7 Jan. 2S but lost a chance Seton Hall St. Models at Anthony’s fct. Anthony** 3 0 1 000 • DoPaul at St. John's D M. mss (-cellu's 2 0 1.000 Little • St. Luke's at St. Bonaventure Falls, CL 6-4545 Sacred Heart 1 2 .333 Essex Catholic at Sacred Heart PACE St. In MOTORS Michael'* 1 4 .200 Girls' M. (R) Play Mary's at Immaculate Con* ON St. J arm'll 0 1 !000 YOUR E #7 CENTRAL AVL cention * CIS NEWARK—A two-team race is Holy Family at Demarcst EAST ORANGE St. Peter’s at Marist up in the Northern New Montclair SAVINGS i\ FINAL LARGEST shaping Oratory at CHS. (aft.) Bit. m* St. (UC) Catholic Girls School Michael’s at Memorial H ROSS Jersey High O.L. MOTORS Valley at Clifford Scott CLEARANCE DISPLAY »f Basketball Between Our Newark Central at Seton Hall n League St. frictt Slaihtd Cnllrt Bernard’s at Dclbarton (aft.) on Slock oI i'J* of the and FORD VICTORIA »;,$ IMPORTED Lady Valley Holy Saturday, Jan. 21 Hill. Fordor. automatic, Queen of Peace at Harrison WW. 2, Family Academy, both of which New 19(0 A at St. Benedict's (aft.) H FORDS toncblack white, padded dashj CARS in H.J. Lawrencevillc at Morris Catholic condition, , have scored two easy victories to Bayley-Kllard • GALAXIES • EAIRIANES Sunday?* Jan. 22 AUSTIN HEALEY share **VI N °* ,NSURED • 'll first in the circuit. (all afternoon • FALCONS • OLOSMOHILE | place games) ACCOUNTS OPENID BY THI THUNDERBIRDS T 14 dr. Hill •••St. Cecilia's (E) at Queen of UP TO $lO,OOO super. hydramntle, •• Peace at St. Mary's (P) WARD-FORD AH Tuesday, Jan. 24 t csrt expertly reconditioned end and St. Anthony s made its [guaranteed. Lyndhurst at Don Boseo •• 239 CENTRAL AVENUE AUTORAMA league debut with a 24-19 vic- Sacred Heart at St. James CHEVROLET Demarest at St. Michael's (UC) i NEW LOCATION tory of St. Vincent NEWARK 3. N. J. Academy. Mt. Netcong at Bayley-Kllard 514 Union Totowa mm® | Blvd. Boro Jan. 2S Vmmi Wednesday, AR 4-4600 St. Dominic routed Queen of Ml 3-6000 , at 2 GUYS •MH-r-Michuel's (N) at St. Cecilia's (K) •ANO COAN AtabCIATIO., Peace, tS.I.) 9 32-6, and St. Luke’s St Peter’s at Marist k Open A. M. to 9:30 P. M. top- 249 RIO N Roselle Catholic at St. Cecilia’s (K) JV KEARNY (Near -16, IOTOWA, J. Cl 6 5900 Immaculate ■ AVE. Bergen) N J ped 26- Blair at St. Benedict's (aft.) KEARNY Conception, Hours: •••Tri-County C.C,; ••North Jersey Daily 9 to 3; Fri. 9 A,M. 7 OI£XD |2O, to compjete the action. to P.M. C.C.i • Passaic-Bergen C.C. Continuously Four Undefeated January 1961 THE 19, ADVOCATE 15 In Essex Loop NT L ~ Archdiocesan R CYO to FoUr tca,"S rnmn| ( J a . Begin Series of Lenten Lectures ompleted their schedules with NEWARK A program Essex F *"*ct rds three-year County: Tuesday and Thurs- tions eco to claim first media, and other like places. ' .competence and their .„r . of instruction for adults at Seton Hall experience with religious young day South the Essex Prep, Orange. “In order to be effective youth. Father County Lent will be apostles, Hajduk said. “Our ap- CYO during inaugurated on Feb. Hudson County: and Basketball Monday Thurs- a sound of the League. 6, with knowledge Church and proach will be to lectures on six subjects being day at St. present not a mere Sacred Heart Aloysius Academy, Jersey its Cathedral (New- teachings is absolutely essential. It pious sermon given at four centers, the or a catechism lesson, but ark) won sponsored by City. seven in a row to is with this in we cap- Newark view that have or- a college level Archdiocesan CYO. Union study of the subject as ture the County: Tuesday and Wednes- intermediate ganized this educational While far as the boys “B” John J. archdiocesan program. background of those division Msgr. Kiley, day at Benedictine Elizabeth. attending crown; Sacred Academy, it is aimed Heart CYO primarily at young people the courses will director, has appointed Rev. Ed- The courses to be permit. (Bloomfield) had 5-0 given this Lent who have not had the benefit a mark in ward of a Catho- “Many of our Catholic J. Hajduk of Sacred will be: The Life of young people junior Heart, Lynd- Christ, The Church lic boys “D”; Immaculate education in high school, it is not have hurst, to direct the project. Father of the only a rudimentary knowledge of Conception Apostles, Christianizing of Educa- .restricted to (Montclair) took six them. The emphasis in all their Faith. We Hajduk has conducted a similar tion, hope to give them a in program Marriage and Dating, Your Life straight grammar boys the courses will be on the application of sound “B” at Sacred Heart for the background of Church and and past two years, and You in Union with God and dogma St. Michael’s The Christian to the (Newark) took with 175 adults teachings world of the to try to show its currently enrolled. ’ Bible and You. are present-day applica- one towards the They open to young 60’5..” step defense of The “Faith For Youth” tions. The for this has been as 18 and or necessity its lectures, adults, over, holding a to county grammar school high According Father Hajduk, boys they have been named, anyone emphasized for us recently by the state- will be given school diploma. There will be title with a a $1 who completes the 7-0 record in the for three-year cycle will ment of the American a of seven weeks a fee for each Bishops on per- ‘C” ppriod by group registration course (includ- have acquired full division. 0 a educa- sonal of 20 priests. By three.lectures of college-level responsibility. Then, too, this kind attending ing cost a textbook) and all six tion in Two first religion. Only one Mar- of half races have each on twicc-a-week course, a project is in night, a basis, it courses may be taken for $5. completely keeping riage and will be wound up in ties and will be Dating, repeated eacn with the aim of our CYO which will be possible for those enrolled to program, year. The others will follow their is played off this week. Our take all six natural spiritual.” Lady courses. The lectures will IN ANNOUNCING the of Lourdes program, development. For example, the After (West be scheduled for course out that exact sched- Orange) and 7, 8 and 9 p.m. each said, “Our is pointing St. Msgr. Kiley age often on The Church of the Apostles Vcnantius (O have night. will be ules for each will be vrange) iden called the of the course published age apostle. Our followed The tical 6-1 lay by one on Church of in a records in the intermedi the folder which may be obtained from Catholic people are being called upon to Reformation and a third ate "C” on The Modern county CYO Father division, while Our FAST HAJDUK has announced the offices, con- Lady FINGERS: at •RATHER bring and practices of Church. Hajduk of Sorrows Kathryn Komar, senior Immacu- teachings “I (South and the schedule for Uie Christ into cluded, would much rather have our Orange) following program: many where priests St. late her places John’s show 4-1 Conception (Lodi), practices typing which won young people attend these courses dur- (Orange) Bergen County: Tuesday and Thurs- cannot into the go: marketplace, the ALL INSTRUCTORS have marks in the her a in a test at been care- ing Lent than to have them junior "C” gold pin speed conducted by the day Madonna School, Fort Lee. secular give up gum loop. Gregg classroom, the mass-communica- chosen because Seven fully of their teaching or candy.” divisional races have also uses her hands yet Company. Kathryn for more artis- to complete first round but play, tic as a member of the school in two of purposes orchestra. these, the grammar girls Vocation Cadets “A’’ and “B” divisions. Notes Bayonne Our School Notes Lady of the Valley (Orange) ar.d At Holy Family (Nutley) have Inauguration a firm lead with Whose perfect records. Two Responsibility BAYONNE - St. Vincent’* Sodalists drum and bugle corps will lake Marylawn By Msgr. William F. Furlong part in the inaugural oarade on Socialists Plan Father Francis X. Lyons, a Maryknoll priest, had just Jan. 20 in to finished Washington, DC., Convention offering Mass in his chapel high in the Andes Moun- Going marching with the del- tains of South America. Wyoming Closed Retreat An Indian peasant, a stranger, SOUTH ORANGE Two Sodalists of of ap- egation. Marylawn peared at the door. sacristy In his arms was a baby. “Father,” JERSEY the the 40 Governor Jack R. Gage of the CITY The St. Pe- Oranges will be among delegates from the New- he said, “please baptize my little baby.” But when Father western state, a personal friend ter’s ark to College Sodality will hold a Archdiocese the-third biennial of the looked at the it was evident that convention Na- child, very it was and ol Rev. Edward closed dead, F. retreat on Jan. 21-27 at Wojtycna, tional Federation of Sodalities of at had been for quite some time. good Our Lady Detroit, “My corps requested tnat Shrub Oak, moderator, Loyola Seminary, man,” said Father “I can’t Jan. 20-22. Lyons, baptize St. Vincent’s be nis N. with assigned to Y., Rev. Christopher your it is dead.” 27 the baby, Scton Cunnecn will serve as at school auditorium. They unit. It is the second time the Mooney, S.J., moderator, as le- Tears welled up in the. Indian’s eyes. arehdiocesan for the are senior Clotiide jun- corps has marched in an inau- treat master. delegate Wright, “Please, Father, please,” he pleaded “bap- high school sodalities and will ior Sue Walsh, sophomore Beth gural parade. A pre-Christmas tize little I want drive among Marino my baby him to go to in the on and freshman Dolores The and their participate workshop heaven.” boys girls, with smlality members netted $640 The explained how useless it Education. Maribeth Flynn, Catena. A vote of the student priest pre- ihaperones, will leave on the eve- wnich was used to provide would be to a dead child. a fect of body will decide baptize “As soon the' Marylawn Sodality, and the winner ning of Jan. T9. Christmas as he became party for the patients ill you should have brought will be chairm'an of the work- will be crowned by Jean Danzer, in the psychiatric ward of thfc him to a priest,” Father told the broken- on government. president of the mission unit. shop Accompany- hearted Jersey City Medical Center. The Indian. Masquerade Ball ing the girls will be Sister Mary sodalists have been ihe OUR LADY OF THE LAKE “But, Father, I did try,” was his CLIFFSIDE PARK The Sen- visiting Cecilia, principal, and Sister reply. (Sparta) “For two days and three ior CYO unit of Church patients on will have four students nights I walked and Epiphany regularly Monday, mod- Margaret Amelia, Sodality walked for will in looking a priest. You were the first one a masquerade ball at Wednesday and Friday evenings. erator. published the first nationwide I found.” sponsor D’Youville It is hard to who had the heavier the the church hall on Jan. 21 at 8:30 The sodalists have also been Anthology: Ann Mc- say heart, Indian Four Marylawn girls, one from or Father who watched the m. with band Kenna, Robert Mark Lyons poor man, his dead p music. meeting twice a month to each have been nominated Piampiano, baby study class, in his walk Verbonich and Janice arms, slowly back into the mountains. the of the and for the role Moyse. . . . .theology apostolate of queen of the formal Joanne Who Is Blame? the role of the Outlined Cafiero, Toni-Lee to laity as Coronation Ball of the Mother Se- Cerulli, Elizabeth And as the sorrowful Gerard Eick, Kathryn Hubach peasant went back to the mountains by Msgr. Philipps. ton Mission Unit, to be held Jan. with and Mary Ann Vanderhoof .of the corpse of the baby whose soul would never for JUNIOR EDITOR: Mt. St. all eternity Sister Mary Angelina, of Dominic Academy have unending get to heaven, somewhere in the world principal Our received was a man, a man in Lady of the Lake special mention certifi- who, God’s plan, should have been a High School, presents senior cates a area from the National priest, priest in the where he could have been Ellen with a certificate PROVE YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST High easily Kinney designating her as a School available that Poetry Association and to baptize little baby; a priest who could have “teenboard” representative for Extension, a Catholic and will this man have poems published taught poor and others like him how to baptize in Sisters monthly published in of the Sorrowful Mother the case Chicago. in “Young America Sings.” along of necessity. with 13 other Mount God knows how other babies will (A Franciscan Community) students. Only many never get to Activities nursinf. heaven because that Hospitals: pharmacy, Jerilynn Anne Reilly has been man did not become the priest God laboratory. X-ray. office, library, and domestic to work. Schools: named planned for him be. God knows how catechetical, elementary, and 1961-Homemaker of To- Only many souls will secondary be lost schools: professional and practical morrow at Immaculate eternally because of the lack of sacraments which God schools of Concep- Parish nursing Homes for the aged, the CYO Briefs convalescent, tion (Lodi) and had planned for him to administer if he had become and homeless children. Foreign is now in com- a priest. WEEK-END RETREATS missions. Age: 14 to 30. petition for the $1,500 slate Frightening Write prize Thoughts tt» Vocational Directress, FOR THE LAITY SO Morris .Six students at St. Archbishop Lynch of Toronto claimed Sacred Heart (Newark) will wood) have been invited Avenue, Denville. New Jersey . . Anthony’s that the average to at- (Telephone: OA 7-9001) hold SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD were priest in the course a a “Sweetheart Ball” on tend. (Jersey City) inducted into will, of lifetime, save some 6000 souls St. John’s will hold a so- from hell. Feb. Quill and Scroll, international From this might we not conclude that the 6000 souls 11, with the crowning of cial with dancing after its Jan. For: MEN, WOMEN, honor would have a and society for school journa- gone to hell if the priest had failed to become king queen as feature 22 meeting. HUSBAND and the WIFE lists on Jan. priest God for ... A cake sale will be held 12, with Floyd An- planned him to be? Frightening is the Conducted tht monkt of You are invited to enroll or a derson. editor thought of the and harm that Feb. 5 at Immaculate by yourself of The Advodate damage can result from one un- Concep- BIBLES & BOOKS Saint Paul's accepted vocation to tion at Abbey loved one as ftucst the or (Elizabeth) the speaker. Dorothy Bia- priesthood. Brotherhood or parish OF ALL TYPES lecki, Helen Sisterhood. hall after all Masses. Pleas# make reservations early. Hercol, Diane Jasik, Reserva- REBOUND .4 Barbara tions are now Krasiewski, Carl Neu- Dismal Outlook being accepted Write for information toi NEWARK virth and Florence A recent showed for the skating party at As- BINDERY, INC. Kadziwanow- report that in North America we have DIRECTOR OF RETREATS FRED CORDON, Pres. ski received their one priest for 8-19 bury Park’s Convention Hall pins from Sis- every Catholics, whereas in South Queen of Peace Retreat House America, 71 Clinton SI.. Newark 7, N. J. ter where Father on Feb. 21. Mary Lyons have one for MArket 1-096] St. Paul's Abbey, Hortensc, principal. is, they only priest every Newton, N,J« 4550 Catholics! What Joan can one do for so many? The won first Leatherettebound certificate priest Mellage prize mailed immediately A MARTYR is same report stated "We in the CUSTOMARY ,one who volun- ... need 200,000 more priests in CYO Seal sales at OFFERING: Latin tarily suffers death for the faith America . . . There is a terrific lack of Sacred Heart with Perpetual Individual priests.” (Elizabeth), Membership _ $5.00 or The also some other Christian virtue. survey claimed that if things keep going the Margaret Serafin and Frances STONY LODGE FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY UNION way they are, by 1990, 350 million South Palermo second and third . . Americans half . 135 West 31st the world's Catholic population will be Members of the Street, New York 1, N.Y. ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA lost to the Church. junior unit at And why will be lost? St. Michael's Ossining-on-Hudson, New York 3-0077. If no • L'AIRSDEN, PEAPACK, N. they Because too Elizabeth) LOngacre answer, call J. many young men will Duett House for Womin and will have refused Christ's to sell PE 6-2249 invitation become or Broth- seals after Masses on Jan. Retreat Homo priests A Private Psychiatric Hospital, completely equipped for ers, and too many women will have 22, after which Artlatlc French Chateau of breath young refused to become they will leave Diagnosis and Treatment taking beauty In Someract Mills His nuns! for of Mental and Nervous Conditions. the an ice picnic at modern skating Ultra facilities. Healthful climate. Excellent Lake Hopatcong. Another ice meals. Open year lor Vocations round Apostolate Insulin Coma Electroshock to Convalescents, vacationists Psychotherapy Newark Archdiocese: skating party will he held Jan. and permanent guests. Msgr. William F. Furlong, Seton Retreats 20 at Willow from Septemher to June Hall University, South Brook Rink. BE A the Orange, N. J. SOuth Masses and FRANCISCAN PRIEST except Thanksglvins. Christmas, Telephone: Or- Sacraments Available end New Year's Weekends. Days ange 2-9000. Rev. Thomas Boyle of New and Evenings of Recollection. Paterson Diocese: Rev. York, a founder of the John P. McHugh, DePaul High Catholic LEO J. M.D. Directed by the Sitters of St. John PALMER, Imitate Christ In All Things N. J. Telephone OXbow 4-5759. Youth Hour will the Raptltt. PEapack 10)14 OIOS School, Wayne, Holy program, Medical speak at a Holy Hour sponsored Director In Do HIS Work Parishei, Schools, by St. John the Apostle (Clark- Linden) A. M.D. Maurice J. juniors on Feb. 26. Charles Bright, O'Connor, M.D. Homo t Foreign Mission* LOYOLA SCHOOL NFCCS Meeting Urges Members from St. Anne’s (Gar- 1 Associate Director Associate Director For further information write: ij.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v: Telephone 914 Wl 1-7400 FRANCISCAN (Grades 9-12) FATHERS, Aid to Louisiana Babies DOILY MOUNT st. Btrnardina’i Box 177 i: Monaittry, A JESUIT DAY SCHOOL Hollidaysburg, Pa. NEW YORK Firm backing to the “Operation: Feed * HOME FOR BOYS the Babies’’ launched NURSING program recently in Louisiana was mi / i«TNammm*«mmMmhimmtimimMiMtMwuwriumi' utMiw 15 Und«r Stcrti Uemim St. given by the member colleges of the New York-New John’s Announces %An •»tobll*h*d horn# thof Is Camp qulat, Jersey region of the National Federation of Catholic and luxurious. Lo 28, Slltsri If child should be Charity deprived of through Cmnt Naw Jaraar his legal as result IMMEDIATELY! rights a of BUtterfield 8-6200 JEffarson 9-1600 the actions of his parents. LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT To serve Christ in the Classrooms of THE LATIN-AMERICAN America as reso- lution and will receive Founded points out that “Social you Christian In 1899 by the Sl.ter. of Charity Brothers justice and charity demand that of Ireland those with an abundance of re- of Saint Elizabeth A good rate of interest on An assured income College sources aid others less fortunate. dependable M • QUALIFICATIONS Education and cultural investment. as exchange, your long as you, live. Love of God, Generoiity, Common Convent Station, New Jeriey ns well as economic aid, are Dedicate life Seme, Average Intelligence, Good your to Christ if A remembrance in the and Health necessary the United States is prayers Masses of our and His Blessed Mother In to maintain its influence in this • OPPORTUNITIES S.V.D. missionaries in Japan and the Philippines. helping teen-oge with area." It then lists these three girls Unlimited Spiritual Advancement, NEW JERSEY become CALDWELL, recommendations: . . a problems . Intellectual Achievement, Genuine NO LOSS NO WORRY NO CARE Happineti 1. The Catholic colleges of the Sister of the CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR L. S. should schol- For WOMEN provide more Sand ma compkU information about Ufa information, visit: ' your Incoma Miuion Contract aid to South BY THE SISTERS OF arship qualified Catholic CONDUCTED ST. DOMINIC Good Bergen H. S. American Shepherd students, especially to Nome Accredited - Oradell Fully Offering A.B. and B.S. Degree* the Age ACTIVITIES: needy. Social 2. The U. S. Address Work, Teaching, Dietetics, Essex Catholic H. S. government should Nursing, Clerical increase the number of scholar- Work, etc. Newark ''“"High City Zone.. State.. School recommended. GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE ships available to South Ameri- For write: For further information writ* to details, I can students. MOTHER A accredited The SUPERIOR Rev. Br. E. C. O'Connor fully Liberal Arts College 3. U. S, government should Convent of the Good s.v.d. Shepherd i investigate the of ex- REV. FATHER RALPH, CATHOLIC 715 North Avenue Conducted the possibility UNIVERSITIES 226 Sussex Avenue by Sisters of Mercy New tending government transport to Morristown, Rochelle, New York N. J. 316 N. MICHIGAN 1 Apply: Director of Admissions, Lakewood, N. J. students who would otherwise be CHICAGO , unable to study In this country. THE 16 ADVOCATE January 19, 1961 imiiiiiiiiiiim

Archbishop’s 28 YEARS FAMOUS FOR SUPERIOR FOODS! Appointments OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30- SATURDAY 'TIL 6P. M. M CLOSED SUNDAY AS ALWAYS! 10 SUNDAY, JAN. 22 SHOP MONDAY TO 9 P. 3 Dedication p.m., of Essex Catholic High School, Newark.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25 8 p.m. Meeting of Advisory Board, Marylawn of the Or- anges. SUNDAY, JAN. 29 12 noon, Solemn Pontifical Mass, golden jubilee, Our Lady of Czestochowa, Jersey City. Wi,h CHICKEN "°od/e 3:30 p.m., cornerstone .rice-vege, u Lay flumbo 9 and bless orr c,ZCr a,ble- new church, St. eam of Peter’s, Jersey City.

02 Fire Damages '°-ns ' 40 St. Venantius CUNG ORANGE was *"«• It expected HERMAN N's PEACHES that classes in St. Venantius '■•"v,- 29. 02 y . School would be resumed this Cans week after interruption by a fire JWfONIMist Jan. 12. HEAR TS DEL/ght Pmf fire 1 lc ,The completely burned out the sacristy. APWCOr quart Neither the classrooms above NECTAR the church nor the church itself ■I COOPERATIVE GESTURE: Present at the signing of a working agreement be- were damaged by flame, but both 46-02. tween the education of were affected smoke and MORTON'S special department the Newark Archdiocese and the N.J. by heat SALT can from the fire. Rehabilitation Commission A. p ' Saturday are from left, Msgr. Joseph Dooling, a

NEWARK — A meeting of The State to ers severely damaged by smoke. Catholic Forum has been sched- A Cooperate number of spare ciboria were uled for Jan. 23 at Thomm’s also rendered 89' unusable until they «nm£ ...?r 6, Restaurant here. can be restored. -89«t| Msgr. Vincent P. Coburn, mod- The With Guild church itself will not be in erator, will outline the Program lecture use, possibly for several weeks. schedule for the coming ®O6 for year. In the meantime the full sched- FOOD 2 NEWARK A to 3 plan help handicapped children of An illustrated lecture titled, “A 5 ule of Masses and the Monday the Newark Archdiocese closer Tour 'of Japan,” will be Novcna to fro,n through coordination of given night Our Lady of the Thu,,d °y j educational and vocational by Lucy O’Connor. Medal will rehabilitation services has been be held '«'• «* Catherine in tr; 6.285' endorsed McLaughlin, presi- the auditorium beneath by Labor and Industry Commissioner Raymond the dent of the group, will conduct church. F. and This was untouched by Male Msgr. A. of Joseph Dooling, director the Mt. the meeting. cither flame or smoke. Carmel Guild. The guild admin- isters the special education de- partment of the Archdiocese. The PRODUCE plan of cooperation be- Will Dedicate SELECTED tween the QIC SPECIALLY two agencies was Archbishop

r signed Saturday by Commissioner » 6? . “ Winter Maine « Male, Msgr. Dooling, Beatrice U.s. No. 1 Holderman, director of the N. Essex Catholic J. on Jan. 22 Rehabilitation Commission, and Rev. Francis R. Loßianco, di- NEWARK Catholic catcd Essex High School, largest the administrative offices, of the POTATOES rector special education regional high school for boys in the Archdiocese of New- chapel and library. The chapel, department. dedicated SPAT>> ark, will be blessed and dedicated by Archbishop Boland by Archbishop Boland on Oct. 7, is KEV POINT of the at 3 completely new as plan, ac- p.m. on Jan. 22. to accoutrements and 850. cording to Msgr. Dooling and seats The ceremony takes as Commissioner place The can accommodate Male is that handi- library 250 Essex Catholic with C. Penny, F.S.C.H., Provincial a full com- students at time. capped students over 16 will a be plement of the Irish Christian Brothers of four classes is about The referred to the Rehabilitation second floor contains 12 to begin preparation for its first whose headquarters is in New Commission parochial classrooms, typing room and by school graduation Rochelle, N.Y.; Msgr. 50 lb. bag in June. Opened in Joseph P. mechanical personnel, to facilitate early joint drawing room. The 1957, the school now has an en- Tuitc, Newark arciidioccsan su- third, fourth and fifth floors planning for their vocational fu- rollment of 1,200 and even- perintendent of schools, and ture.' boys are given over to classrooms, will provide Catholic Brother Francis I. Offer, 2 tually sec- laboratories and offices. The “Coordination of services,” ondary education for F.S.C.H., principal of Essex Cath- H approxi- Brothers’ residence is on the said Commissioner Male, "will spinach :»‘ mately 3,200. olic High School. sixth "“hwxas flooc. This has help eliminate the tragic situa- its own Immediately following the ded- chapel and room. tion of a THE CEREMONY dining handicapped youngster on Jan. 22 ication ceremonies there will be The being lost between will building also has two agencies or have three At 3 spec- phases. p.m., a buffet supper served in the ial services. features not the Archbishop will bless usually present the school cafeteria for clergy, re- when a commercial building is “Through this plan,” lie added, building and also a plaque com- ligious and invited guests. “it taken over for educational will be possible to reach the pur memorating •event. This will Brother Offer announced that poses. One is an auditorium young people who, without be followed by a seat- / 0 help, ceremony in parents and friends may fully 2 would find ing 1,000; the other, a ballroom it extremely difficult the auditorium and concluded inspect the at an premises “Open 800 which to eventually secure with Pontifical accommodating will be satisfactory Benediction of the House," to be held on Jan. 29 the center of student social Blessed Sacrament in employment.” the cha- from 3 to 6 All parts of the p.m. events. pel. school will be available with the In the basement arc a THE SECOND Present large of Crhist at the auditorium of the Brothers’ com- coming exception cafeteria and gymnasium. is known as the and "parousia” chapel ceremonies will be munity quarters which arc lo- pastors of the parishes in the cated on the sixth floor. rßi m area served by the school (con- Sales THE ESSEX Catholic High Sunday FINE ducted by the Christian Broth- DAIRY PRODUCTS School building was formerly the OVEN-FRESH BAKED ers of representatives GOODS Ireland), of the Mutual Bene- headquarters Fr of the Sister Set sh rolls GENUINE IMPORTED communities Hearing ? baked on WHITE or YELLOW fit Life Insurance Cos. The prem- daily the which staff Catholic premises! grammar ises, located 300 CAMDEN at Broadway, Initial hear- Our schools in famous old Essex County, mem- fashioned CANADIAN were purchased from that on plai bers organ- ings a plea for a perma- of the Parents’ Guild par- ization the Archdiocese of by nent ents and students. injunction against en- POUND lb NOW Newark in 1954, with the proviso The will forcement of CHEDDAR Archbishop be the that the insurance the state’s /y company principal speaker at the lb. program would retain possession until county-option Sunday sales Extra in the auditorium. :ake sharp Other speak- law will be mid-summer, 1957, the heard a three- will pending by ers include Brother William erection of anew home. judge Federal Court here Jan 19. IMPORTED vsilUINC U> It GENUINE was in This is the fourth to come DANISH September, 1957, case Lc Museum Head that Essex Catholic its into the Federal Courts on opened in New Port Du doors for the first class with Jersey. In the other three Salut cases irnovers 79e a Seton Seminar faculty of five Irish Christian permanent injunctions were de- IMPORTED GENUINE GERMAN 4% NEWARK Brothers. nied. Action in two of tne cases Herbert C. Kraft, :ONUT Since that time both CUSTARD the teaching in Newark has been curator of the Seton Hall Univer- Muenster or order has added Tilsit ANTICIPATED to the faculty suspended until the U. S. Su- 79c sity museum, will be a guest on at the rate of five teach- preme Court IMPORTED the regular and the New Jersey GENUINE HOLLAND Jan. 21 Seton llall University DIVIDEND Brothers a there Court rule Seminar ing year. Now, Supreme on cases be- at 10 a.m., channel 13.' arc 2Q Brothers on the staff and fore those bodies. Kraft E-FILLED b will discuss "Man, What Leyden/Gouda Cheese 79c it is that the and When” expected faculty THE SUIT with Msgr. John J. to be heard on the EFFECTIVE will or Imported Genuine eventually number 50 55 Italian Grated Cheete Dougherty, Seton llall 19th has been Vornado FFEE president, religious. brought by CAKES who is host for the scries Which Ine., an manufacturer JANUARY The appliance 1,1961 has building was admirably which is as a theme, ‘ Digging part of the corporate Romano/Parmesan'°‘C 39c Up suited for conversion into a school the Past.” set up of Two Guys From Har- but nevertheless there was con- Seton llall students rison; Jaunty Dress University siderable work to be done to Shop, Inc., ASSETS OVER 550.000.000.00 participating in the in- of Neptune; and the Alfar panel conform to the new function. That Shop clude: of Ann Longstreet, Ridge- Neptune, Garfield and North work has now been wood; completed. & SEAFOOD %A Maria Mazziotti, Haw- Bergen. MEATS In the six floors of the mas- Defendants TOP QUALITY thorne, and John Patton, Short in the case arc the sive building there arc now 82 Hills. state attorney general, 6 CONVENIENT OFFICES classrooms and laboratories, the prosecu- Iyl tors of nine counties cleaned, pan-ready usual administrative in which the fr«h.Mb. fbf HACKENSACK offices and Two Main Guys chain operates stores and Barry Straata For a Delicious, other facilities. Opan 0 to 4 • 8 and daily 'till on Monday the police chiefs of 13 TEANECK Nutritious Broad ON THE MAIN floor arc lo- municipalities. h Cadar Lana at Larch Avanua Opan oto 4 dally 6toB on Friday butterfish Serve CLIFFSIDE PARK ~. 740 Anderson Avanua Open 0 to 4 • 0 to 8 To daily on Friday Bless

PALISADES PARK Orphanage IS3 Broad Avanua lb. Opan 0 to 4 daily • 8 to 8 on Monday PARAMUS Addition Jan. 21 Barden State Plata. Rti. 4 and 17 Opan 0 to 4 dally - 6 to 8 on Friday RIDGEFIELD ARLINGTON Anew addition to the main building 401 Broad Avanua Opan ,0) to 4 daily 3 of St. Anthony’s here will be blessed • to 8 on Monday Orphanage by Arch- bishop Boland at 3 p.m. Jan. 21. 39c Principal speaker will be Rev. Patrick J. Trainor, rSAVINGS INVESTED acting executive director of Associated Catholic Charities. DUCKUNGS BEFORE 'SLAND ?9c THE 10th OF The ceremony will be concluded ONG other for the older Kiris, l’re- oast k* EVERY MONTH with Pontifical Benediction of Hew Jersey Bearn the Blessed Sacrament, celebrat- viously, the smaller Kiris had dividends been & ed the Mother In- using a former dormitory OP I FROM by Archbishop. THE FIRST for a older B nocent, M.S.C., is playroom, while the ' W • Y superior. k • Visit Packard* Tenafly „ Madison Kiris used the auditorium. P**JE # Ranj* ,dwe 0,-' 8‘ % TIIK NEW addition will be The dormitory will now he re- • 73E- •«- known "-WS-i _ as the St. Frances.JCa-'tcr converted to its original use giv- Cabrinl Recreation Winn in mem- the ing girls more space for tlicir of the foundress of the ory or- living quarters. Your entire family will lovtf phanage. ' i The recreation rooms in the this wonderful bread. The wing contains two Marge new wing are not yet equipped recreation for the girls but the rooms Sisters hope for assis- 0 • cared for St. Or- (ARD-BAMBERGER & CO. AT'tEMPLe' by Anthony's tance MAIN in furnishing them in the phanage, one for the tots, the near future. -