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lcia Publication of the Archdlocetc of N. —- Newark, J.. and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. VOL. 9, NO. 17 THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS With Those Who Suffer

VATICAN CITY (NC) John XXIII Pope spoke with sorrow in his Easter mes- 'Laicism' of of Scored sage those who suffer because their race or poverty or because they are denied personal, civil and religious freedom.

At the same time the Italian Pontiff expressed the joy of good Christians who at Easter By Bishops pay homage to the Redeemer, Jesus Christ, and immortal glorious forever, Victor over ROME death and human wickedness.” (NC) Italy’s Bishops have issued a joint pas- The toral Pope spoke on a Easter to an estimated letter condemning the growing opposition to the in- rainy 100,000 persons standing under vari-colored umbrellas in St. Peter’s fluence of the Church and religion in this country. Square. His message was carried by Euro- vision, the TV hookup that In the pastoral the Bishops refer to “laicism,” which covers most of Western Europe, and by Vatican Radio and Radio Free Europe. they define as “a mentality ofsystematic and alarmist oppo- sition to every influence which ANTICIPATING that these and in and love. religion and the Cath- where the battle is the brotherly And with the pan, New Zealand and the general, today more press might carry his mes- Fiji Church olic hierarchy in particular centered.” thus blessed, there abides Islands. The American definitely sage behind the Iron priest Curtain, sound might express over man, their The also advises where doctrine, justice and was Rev. Daniel pastoral many Catholics “have been truth, Pilarczyk of activities and institutions." peace. priests to "avoid in their rela- enduring restraint and violence Dayton, Ohio, who has been support the tions with the form of and “Rallying on other at the col- AMONG THOSE laity any perfecting a sacrifice studying Propaganda who the side signed is the anti-Christian for letter exaggerated authoritarianism” in silence and continu- spirit, lege seven years. were 14 Cardinals. Its wrought sign- and which is error, a false idea of not to interfere "in fields in ous the Kneeling before each of the 13 ers indications of laicism oppression,” Pope said: saw in personal and which they have no right to social life, exces- priests after the of the malicious criticism of Church in- give “Would that these could also Gospel since choice and sive power and directives, judg- hear even physical Mass, the Pontiff poured water tervention in public life, protests at last an echo of their ment are entrusted to the violence, evil and ruinous dis- from a urn liberty father’s voice them golden over a foot, against participation by govern- of each individual.” offering order.” dried it with a linen towel and ment officials in cere- comfort and them religious reaching In then such a combat, he contin- bent over to kiss it. After- monies, and the support given to from the center of Catholic ued, it is essential that wards he each med- efforts to introduce divorce into Famed unity.” everyone gave priest a Stigmatic fulfill his This, he al the event. and to re-examine the The obligations. commemorating Italy con- Pope’s message crowned said, “involves a great sense of cordat between and the Suffers Alone a Lent which he had Italy during gone EARLIER IN the week the ' responsibility, an exercise of See. - out to Holy • .1 meet those he calls “his Pontiff told moral a group of health Other indications KONNESREUTH, Germany right, a from of lalcism children.” On the first four Sun- shrinking specialists of the Western Euro- (NC)—Visitors were barred dur- compromise, and sin- were listed as the of Lent he unqualified publicity giv- days went to churches Union that the Church has ing Holy Week from the room EASTER of intention pean to scandals MESSAGE: Pope cerity and action be- en alleged of the John XXIII reads his in four of Rome’s dis- poorer a special interest in any intolerance where famed Theresa fore both God and man.” organi- clergy, toward Cath- stigmatic Easter tricts. On he took message to a crowd estimated at 150,000 from Holy Thursday zation for sound and Neumann relives the Passion of working a olic life and and the part in thought, a traditional ceremony AFTER EXPRESSING Christ. the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica. the lasting peace. of when he incapability understanding washed the feet of 13 Church’s Easter and The this joy grati- to draw the religious of the parish small “Everything tending significance priest of from all parts of the priests tude, the turned to the closer together and Church’s interest Bavarian Rev. Josef Na- Pope men make in village. world in of Christ’s guiding imitation ac- Church’s sorrow. visitors from them work together for the Catholics in public life. ber, prohibited tion in washing the feet of the be Extends “Here,” said, “at noon on good of their the The laicist the watching the 62-year-old stigmat- Pontiff brothers,” Apostles. idea, Bishops On Good he the feast of while Friday Easter, “is “is the ic’s for the second Pope said, particularly said, penetrating even sufferings went on foot the Basilica through around ns all is an invitation of and ranks of the Catholic and year in succession on the grounds worthy respect encour- clergy of St. Mary Major to attend the to U. spiritual Joy, many—and It agement. be laity.” that her health is too delicate. to S. And, praise to Greetings chanting of the Passion. is indeed sorrowful for Us to of the most comfort- To counteract the For .the past three decades God, one OUR LADY OF trend, On Easter he HOPE: they presided at Mass return to this of the it is thousands of the faithful and NEW point—many ing of modern agfe is said, necessary to have a the YORK (NC) In a two-minute Good in St. aspects This 14th wooden special Peter’s, packed by some our brethren do not century enjoy any the multiplication of national precise of a curious have visited Konnesreuth knowledge laicism, Friday message, Pope John XXIII extended his 30,000 and afterwards kind multi-color greetings people, of civ- and international associations statue of Our clear social Good to watch bleed- freedom, personal, position on questions on Friday went to the central to “the entire American balcony ov- il or and people.” religious.” in the years following the end Lady of has been a program by means of which ing from what appear to be Hope erlooking the to address The Father in His talk was rec- square “Our of World War H.” journalists and others wound* in Miss Neumann’s Holy spoke English. sorrowing gaze turns also brought from teachers, the which included Portugal to crowd, pil- to other of God The he “be- can combat it. ' hands, feet and forehead. She orded on film in Vatican and made available to tele- children, every- Church, continued, City grims from many nations. Brazil for the 21 in- where lieves that Apr. who are suffering because one of the best means these in a vision news distributors in the “NO COMPROMISE undergoes' sufferings is possible of race or economic conditions of assuring a sound and augural ceremonies of darkened room of the cottage in U.S., who it ECHOING HIS predecessor, St. lasting passed on to net- bers of the Sacred College' of on principles, no spirit of or limitation men' is to lead passive which works and John called ... through of the peace among them Brasilia, the nation’s new she and her family live. individual stations. Cardinals and Venerable Gregory I, Pope pacifism may penetrate our ranks our exercise of their natural and civil to work He assured Easter less than together'in performing Americans that he Brothers of the "nothing a most capital. The of Our at a time when all enemies of episcopate and image sublime rights.” positive duties involving their remembers them in his also the wedding song celebrat- the Church know what Catholics Doubled daily priests, and Lady is the same as one clearly religious John’s second Easter own welfare.” prayers, God to “bestow the union *>f the Pope asking under their ing mystical they want and pursue their aims ROME (NC)—The number of laity care. like his In other the which was and Word of God made Man with message, first, ended actions, Pope ra- venerated on peace upon the “We greet with the affection the without'weakness Catholics in the prosperity” or hesitation,” Belgian Congo with a prayer and his to ceived the credentials of Nured- the Pedro country. His message follows: Holy Church.” blessing ship of Alvares the state. of our paternal heart the entire Bishops has nearly, doubled in the last 10 the city of Rome and the world.- ding Vergin, Turkish Ambassa- American Along with their Joy at East- Cabral when the Portu- recommend that people, toward whom They priests years, and the territory, which “WE ARE HAPPY to have dor to the received cherish sentiments er, the also the Holy See; concentrate “above ail the will become we of warm Pope expressed THE HOLY THURSDAY rite guese navigator discover- on an independent na- this to send Admiral H. P. command- opportunity our of Catholics “to Him Smith, of the benevolence and admiration. gratitude of the feet problems family, the tion on June has to the United States washing was per- er of U.S. naval forces in the ed what is now Brazil in 30, 4,865,813 bap- greetings of Who is the Son of God and of school and I “This message reaches you In formed in the Archbasilica of St. public (the* tized Catholics out of a total America. We in eastern Atlantic and Mediterra- morality pop- greet the first virtue Whose 1500. America on the when Mary, by of blood press, movies and the like) ulation of about 12,230,000. day Christ- John the 13 hav- our beloved sons, the mem- Lateran, priests nean, in sent place was on special audience; ian called down .., people are commemorating pardon been chosen from the ing among his to Prince Al- the whole world of sinful hu- congratulations the Passion and death of the students at the of the College bert and Princess Paola of Bel- Savior of Mankind. We wish manity, whose destiny was de- to Sacred Congregation for the Kium on the birth of their first that in daily elded and whose redemption No assure you Our Propagation of the Faith. Paved son, and scries of Roads accepted a 12 salvation secured for Stores, We our Lord and was prayers, beg to It the second time Electricity, was this records of the four Gospels all time." in pour forth His and the that the blessings year Pope emphatical- Italian. abundance of His He said that Christ’s redeeming suffering ly stressed the universality of In each one of you and and death was a com- See Cardinal grace upon “glorious the Church and Its missionaiy of upon your families and dear bat” which still continues on Franciscan 'City' role. The first the Negro was at Mar. Meeting ones. earth. By Msgr. James I. Since few hundred the permanent church 28 consistory when he created QUINCY, HI. (NC) - “Fran- Tucek every was only family clan will herd all Its We beseech “On one he “stands there is “And, as fervently side,” said, the first and ciscan Ideals and the ROME (NC) One day the yards a separate clus- edifice in the entire area apart cattle ogether in a kind of co- Japanese, Filipino Family” Him to grant a just with His red hat ter of huts which has its at and lasting Christ, together repre- Negro Cardinals. will be the theme of the 41st of one of the Church’s own from the cathedral Ruta' o. operative, the men to leaving concord between all We sentatives and His followers in Cardinals it is peoples, The priests chosen to take Franciscan Educational Confer- 85 will from die neighborhood name, diffi- The church was lit- do other chores. if a fam- part hang Kanhigo Also, ask Him to continue to bestow the raised in holiness cult to know Church, up in the Mandatum from Ire- ceiling of a tin-roofed church where Rutabo tle more than a tin roof with ily is experiencing hard times, came ence meeting at Quincy College peace and upon your so it prosperity Jamaica, the here The set in the middle of an African ends,, is difficult to say open sides and was infested the other clan members will land, Martinique, Aug. 9-11. sessions will great country.” what its total be held in with the banana plantation. exactly popu- with bats. The bats created go to their rescue. U.S., Nigeria, Togoland, Tangan- conjunction lation is. such odor that Would Widen Ruanda, India, Vietnam, Ja- centennial. It will be hung there follow- an cats were But, if the head of a family yika, college's A missionary who knows the installed in the rafters to dis- dies, the has the ing the death of the first Afri- pow- Egypt Pushing well area courage them. The effect was er of absolute decision the can Negro Prince of 'the estimates, however, over Trial that within mile radius of the the cats widow and Courses Sunday Church, Laurian Cardinal Rug- a just reverse: were children, and this Religion 'the there ambwa. He is village’s center are discouraged. The missionary in sometimes is a TRENTON—Stores which Bishop of Ruta- problem. ROME (NC) The Egyptian Msgr. Dougherty about 2,000 inhabitants. of the church then tried and the charge Another weak point in the are the bo, Tanganyika, son of government has decided to step challenging validity rid of the bats with a a farmer who still lives Two principal are to get family clan is the position of poor crops up religious instruction both of the county-option Sunday treatment of smoke. It women. Until under a thatched rooL grown in the Rutabo area, cof- sulphur recently—and it for Moslems and Christians in sales law have asked the To Be Installed fee and bananas. The coffee is succeeded only in turning is an idea that has not been The red hat will hang in the the state schools to combat athe- for in the church abandoned—women Supreme Court to a cathedral of a diocese which is export and the bananas for everything yel- wholly had istic materialism. permit low. other old home The banan- no function than to v>ork Court trial of all the only seven years and which, consumption. International Fides Service Superior the food of in the fields and bear issues which have been raised. until few years ago, had as, staple the peo- children, Catholic mission a only A MORE FUNDAMENTAL news agency, Next are and were denied other request was in the form of one other permanent church fat ple, a very large green any said the United Arab Republic’s The Monday problem than bats, cats, or Us variety which are used as a right. 'Minister of Education in Cairo a motion on behalf of Two Guys territory. even Moslems in the Cardinal’s 180 Cardinal SOUTH ORANGE More than universities and steamed Rngambwa, being a has named three Christian edu- From Harrison and Channel vegetable, generally diocese is that of the African ONE WAY OF reaching Ru- with beans. product of this knows colleges from throughout the will be The small yellow society, cators to draW courses tor Lumber Cos., highway chains country represented religious mentality. up tabo is by steamer across Lake sweet chil- it thoroughly and knows that at formal ones are given to Christian pupils. which lost an earlier suit to have Apr. 25 the installation ceremonies of Msgr. Victoria. You dock at the west- All of Christian or pa- the strength of dren in the way that is them, family influ- The three-man committee the law declared invalid. The of Seton candy was John J. Dougherty as 13th president Hall Uni- shore of the lake in the used gan, believe in one God who and the force of ern elsewhere. ence family with motion filed 14 charged preparing a sylla- was on Apr. by He succeeds John L. McNulty, who died little of Bukoba. Then is good and will do no harm values constitute the Church’s versity. Msgr. port city bus of 70 lessons for teaching John J. Clancy, counsel for the ONCE ALL THE territory to men. believe in an aft- avenue last May. you make your way due west They of approach in Chris- state about the Scriptures, Christ, tho firms, and the attorney gen- between the west shore of Lake well in and as in the auditorium. for about 30 miles. erlife as as good his He es- Archbishop Boland, presi- tianizing territory. Nicene Creed, the eral’s office-was 10 to Command-, given days dent of the board After leave Victoria and Ruanda-Urundi bad who attsch them- timates that it will take of trustee* of you Bukoba, you spirits about ments and short of the the Thomas J. a history oppose motion. Msgr s Gillhooly, the Vicariate as Seton Hall will invest see the last of the was Apostolic of selves to such objects trees three generations for this University, of the will paved roads, ap- Church as well as her social secretary university, Bukoba. with the seals last and The and houses. This some to be successful. ON APR. 4 THE Msgr. Dougherty be toastmaster. Wil- telephone or electricity Holy See, seeing explains proach fully mission. Supreme Msgr. that it had suffi- still followed of his office at 3 in the the movie theater. You progressed practices even by in a 4-2 p.m. liam J. rector of ,last The Catholic member of the Court, decision, upheld McDonald, Auditorium. academic travel ciently, decided to divide it in- Christians. An proces- of ’ a twisting, bumping, committee is Rev. the validity of the state law but Catholic University America, Institute Henry Ayrout, sion with the of often to two parts. This officially In all the Mariology representatives will deliver the sandy road, through The key 1 element known for said the plaintiffs were entitled Washington, prin- S.J., internationally educational institutions and took effect on Dec. 1951. Is the not only Vatican trial their address. heavy green underbrush, some- 13, problems' family, Approved by his educational work in Egypt. to a on contention that cipal learned societies will the times through a gently undu- On the same day, Father in as VATICAN precede such things deep-rooted CITY-The Mariolo- the law is discriminatorybecause Dr. Miriam T. Rooney, dean 2 Rugambwa, just a few months investiture at p.m. lating plain. superstitions, but also In social gical Institute run by the theolo- it bans the sale of items in only of the Seton Hall University after his return from Rome Receive Pope's Candle Following Msgr. Dougherty’s At one point you pass a large and economic problems. gy faculty of the Servite Fathers five categories. School of Law. will present the where he had earned doc- Seton Hall cultivated area of banana a has been the Sacred inaugural address, The family clad is the basic approved by At National Shrine If the new motion is approved, greetings of tne lay faculty. will confer an doctor- with their torate in canon law, received honorary plants large, flat, social unit. The clan is Congregation of Universities and WASHINGTON issues other than that of dis- Msgr. Walter Jarvais, Seton Hall family (NC) - A can- You word that he had been ate of humane letters on Arch- dark-green leaves. come appoint- Seminaries. crimination could be raised at spiritual director, will the made up of many households dle, four feet tall and the convey ed Vicar of the vicar- bearing Egidlo into a clearing. This is the Car- Apostolic The bishop Vagnozxl, Apos- a institute, organized three coat-of-arms of John the trial. The Court de- greetings of the presided over by patriarch Pope XXIII, Supreme tolic the United priest faculty. dinal’s See It is iate which had been cut off Delegate to city. not really has years ago in offers has been cision the law indicat- or chief who a powerful Rome, presented to the Na- upholding James Orr of Pittsburgh, a from the Bukoba See. The new States. a city, but a village of only a courses in Mariology to voice in the affairs of the in- priests tional Shrine of the Immaculate ed that it would be difficult for member of the junior will Vicariate called Lower class, few hundred inhabitants —a was and The decree dividual families who arc its laymen. means here the stores to prove that UPON COMPLETION of the for the student and its Conception by Archbishop highway speak body cluster of mud huts and thatch- Kagera, taking name from that the members. The family, then, is institute may confer de- Apostolic Dele- the law is in its formal ceremonies a William T. Henderson of South the which Egidio Vagnozzi, discriminatory reception ed roofs in the center of a Kagera River, flows not autonomous and grees. gate to the United States. selection of items not to be sold. und dinner will take also Orange for the alumni. the and necessarily place, banana plantation. through region empties the father of a family will often There is no phone, no post into Lake Victoria. be bound to obey the patriarch. no electricity, no The nomination and office, paved .conse- There are benefits that come road, no stores. The local cration of Bishop Rugambwa from the family clan, but there butcher is a aide of beef marked in Mt. shop anew the Carmel Guild step are as far as Aids Fire Victims also problems hung from a limb in the shade progress of the Church in the the work of priests is concern- Medicines Christmas Guild how of a tree. are bought section of vest By Anne Mae Buckley children every and And at the Mt. Carmel Social "You’d be surprised many re- Tanganyika ed. The benefits are chiefly needy from Indian merchants travel' and south Lake Victoria. NEWARK One to families every Service 101 Plane Msgr. quests we've had for prayer books and of economic and social unity. A piece of apparatus clothing needy week, Center, St., triggered suited the task of those John J. furni- ,” she continued. The Guild ing through. Earlier, the whole territory had- to action by Friday’s four- proved to aiding Kiley promised to supply was The nearest is 30 miles been the White alarm blaze that 25 left homeless and destitute by the fire. ture from the salvage store. Since Satur- able to fill all these requests in time for phone pioneered by destroyed homes in The nearest mail box is Fathers. Now a native Cardinal the Ironbound As day at least seven have been Easter Mass. away. Bishop Negro section, was not seen soon as the victims of the blaze apartments in the next Kamachu- with a native was the trucks and hoses at Columbus furnished beds and bedding, lamps to village, priesthood among and ladders began arriving Homes, As The Advocate goes press the at a half mile further Still in the fire. It was and tables and chairs, etc. mu, about established. Hospital the machine of Cath- Msgr. A. Dooling, archdiocesan dishes, by "field office" of the Guild is still giving the down the road. Box No. 33 olic which began Guild and Mrs. Thomas J. center. out at Columbus Homes under ROME (NC) Loris charity gathering moderator, clothing TODAY THE Rutabo Dio- Msgr. there is the one listed for Car- steam and is still Smith, set a temporary “We’ve been asked to the direction of Mrs. Branch and her John’s secretary, early Friday evening president, up help com- cese established in 1953, has Capovilla, Pope in full dinal Rugambwa in the Vati- motion. headquarters there for the purpose of victims of practically every fire in mittee; the Guild office at 99 Central celebrated Mass on Easter in the 61,000 Catholics out of a total can's official of the 280 the needs of the Newark over the confided Ave. is still directory. Cardinul Many people left home- discovering “refugees." years,” handing out vouchers that of The room of Ru- population 132,000. ma- hospital less by the fire have had until Mrs. "but food and cloth- Working with them, nearly 1 a.m., Smith, of course none was the blaze victims can exchange for food THERE ARE two of ihc non-Catholics are gambwa of Rutabo, Tanganyika. only per- jority ing this week because Francis Loßianco and as this.” of the efforts of were Rev. R. large as at grocery stores; and Mrs. The Church's first Negro Cardi- Letchford manent structures in Rutabo: who constitute a ma- the Mt. Carmel Moslems, Guild of the Archdiocese Mrs. Branch, the Guild's ma- after a few phone is still donations of the nal from Benjamin Nevertheless, seeking —one the and the Car- for the missionar- is reportedly suffering cathedral jor problem of and several families have terial transfer chairman. calls to Guild workers in Newark, most recent Newark, Nutley was a quantity of meat resident. The cathedral ies, for economic well the effects of exhaustion combin- dinal’s as as had their Guild and Belleville from temporary quarters in Colum- Meanwhile, at headquarters at parishes, she collected Local 464 Meatcutters and Food starkly edifice built The ed with an old malarial condi- is a simple religious reasons. econom- bus Homes furnished Central Ave., Mrs. James than fill the and the completely by the 99 Letchfo'rd, more enough clothing to Handlers; store at 101 tion. He has been in Rome's Sal- salvage in 1910—four brick walls, a ic problem is explained by the Mt, Carmel Guild Social Service Center. the Guild's physical relief chairman, requests of the fire victims. And calls Plane St. is still filling furniture orders also with Mundi since short- floor paved brick, fact that commercial success vator Hospital the Although Mt. Carmel Guild, was on the phone until midnight solicit- on their own neighbors augmented the for "refugees” chauffeured there by tin an 'altar is identified with Mos- after he was created a Cardi- a corrugated rof, being a ly which has been in the fire victims. the of towels and toilet articles Mrs. Smith. existence for 29 ing help for supply and a few benches. The Car- lem. nal Mar. 28. is on years, well experienced in the work Fischer Baking Cos. and Ward’s agreed needed immediately. The charitable units of the Arch- dinal's residence is a six-rom The Catholics of the Rutabo Msgr. Capovilla brought the of the charity, Ironbound fire was the to furnish 100 loaves of bread as well “The victims are so very grateful diocese of Newark cannot rebuild the houses himself bungalow which Diocese are poor and, as a Cardinal a personal gift from the first disaster of its of cake for Smith single type to chal- as a quantity every day for a any help we give them," Mrs. homes of the burned-outfamilies, but by It is the vil- so and his secretary. natural consequence, are the Pope, an embroidered stole deco- lenge the Guild workers. the Rain or Shine Box Lunch for But the same week, observed, adding a pat-on-the-back being on the spot in their hours of shock as the vil- lage's only house, See’s priests and churches. Un- rated with the coat of arms of “machinery" which doled Cos. a of hundred sand- the Red Cross, Salvation and and need out soup dur- promised couple Army they have helped many to re- lagers understand. til 1951 the at John XXIII and Pius XII. the chtp-ch Kanhigo ing depression, which gives toys to wiches every day for a week, etc. other agencies at work on the project. gain the courage to rebuild their lives. 2 THE ADVOCATE April 21,1960

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Grimbergen Abbey Cardinal Church, cem. over the "frightfully low Burma’s new Premier *haa Larraona, a Paolo Spaniard Archbishop Bertoll, Brussels, celebrated it* 300th and „ an- constantly sinking level of named two commissions to study serving in Rome, has been given Apostolic Nuncio to has Lebanon, niversary with start of a three- film in production Ge'rmany.” the of Bud* a gold cross General- been named Nuncio to question making pectoral by Apostolic year restoration fund drive for Some 250 class houses dhism the state issimo Francisco Franco of France. working religion. Spain $200,000. will be constructed in Lisbon associated for his services to the Church in Zdxislaw of by Twenty-two persons Bishops Gollnsky Construction has started the Cardinal on a Founda- with' U.S. Catholic that Czestochowa and Cerejeira overseas re- country. Kazi- new cathedral Bishop $140,000 for Mon- tion for in tin mlerz people living huts lief work will leave 19 for Wilhelm noted Kowalski of both Apr. a Judge Geiger, Chelmno, goro, Tanganyika. in the suburbs. six-week tour of the Far in Poland, have arrived in work German jurist, will one of Rome An interdiocesan has give seminary Parishioners of the of East. for their ad limina village the key talks at the sixth World visits to Pope been built at Toledo, Uruguay, Kanjlrapally, India, are building An estimated 18,000 Catholic Press John. to the priests, Congress in Spain seave whole'country. 2p homes for homeless poor. and Brothers from Spain July 6-10. Bishop Karl J.' of The Bishops ... Leiprecht •<* .Catholic University of Por- are working in Latin America, Msgr. Ferraro Conti has been Rottenburg has Rev. Andre expressed con- to Alegre, Brasil, will offer Pailler, pastor of a to Catholic named of the according Ecclesia, under-secretary St. has been course in Russian next the Martin’s, Brest, term, Action in Cardinals’ Commission for the second publication Spain. named Titular of Adana in Brazil to do so. Administration Bishop Exiled Priests Buckfast in has of the An Abbey England Properties and to Jo- addition to the inter- Auxiliary Archbishop Tokyo been transferred the of the Holy See. by Holy See seph M. Martin of Rouen. diocesan seminary has been ded- Sent to from the Cassinese Cardinal Spellman has sent a Siberia icated. Congregation Rev. Stephen McGill, 48, who of Primitive Observance to the message to those behind the Iron BERLIN - Polish Anew once escaped from (NC) Three Catholic charity center broadcast nazi-occupied priests Curtain, Voice of France who were to the has been established English Benedictine Congregation by coal boat to return to deported in by Saigon at the America and Radio Free Soviet Union in 1940 and had by the request of the monks at Europe. Scotland, has been named con- Vietnamese Catholic Bish- Bishop the who Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan tinued their priestly abbey, wish to open a of Argyll and The Isles, Scotland, work there ops Association. of Omaha will receive a have been arrested school. special a diocese which traces its* foun- and sent to An education council for New citation May 3 from the National Siberia, Zealand The Catholic Welfare Commit- dation to St. Patrick. CONSTRUCTION STARTS SOON: This is the designer's concept of the proposed according to reports has been established by Conference of Christians and reaching here. the tee in New York State has Coadjutor Archbishop Franjo hierarchy. urged Jews for his work in the Reid new Church (Byzantine-Slavonic Rite) in Hillside, ground They are Father the to of Seper of Zagreb, Yugoslavia, Bukowinskl, Bishop Marlong of Jefferson governor sign a bill direct- human relations. for which will be broken Apr. 24. It was designed by Orest Yaciw of the firm of once rector of the cathedral City, has ing public school districts to has been named Ordinary to suc- par- Mo., designated three pro- Missionaries of the Sacred ish in Lutsk—Polish vide bus ceed the late Cardinal Eldridge Snyder, New York. Rev. Myron Sozanski, C.SS.R., is pastor. city now services at which Communion transportation for pri- Heart Stepinac. within will observe a the Soviet Union—and be distributed vate school students. “Verjus may in the after- Year" to Died . Rev. Jozef commemorate the 100th . . Lublin Kuczynski and Rev. noons and Some from University evenings outside of 6,000 pilgrims Italy of Mrs. Catherine Bronislaw anniversary Bishop Henry S. Nlenaber, Cov- Drzepeckl, both of the Mass in the diocese. will participate in the Interna- Taxes Lutsk Diocese. Verjus, who 75 mother Increased Ground • • years ago was the ington, Ky., of Msgr. for The Christ Child tional Eucharistic in Breaking Society con- Congress first In a letter priest to set foot on New Leonard B. founder WARSAW —• to a in Po- tention in Munich Nienaber, (RNS) Property relative South Ind., will this-summer. land three Bend, Guinea. of the Guild of St. Paul. taxes of $208,000 have been years one of the A fire has filed ago. study and evaluate the White destroyed the cele- Federico had Alessandrinl, vice di- Msgr. Hugh MacPherson, 88, of against the' Catholic Hillside Church priests said all three House University of hoped Conference on Children brated, 6,000-square foot pano- of to expand the rector L’Osservatore Romano, Antigonish, N.S., a founder of the Lublin on the basis of- increased priestly work they and Youth. rama of Jerusalem which gives had hai been appointed a Chamber- cooperative movement there. value of its it undertaken in visitors buildings, was re- HILLSIDE Ground will be broken at 3 Kazakhstan, Father Dominique Pire, 0.P., in Einsiedeln, Switzer- lain of Honor William L. here. p.m., Apr. the Soviet of the Cape and Galvin, 73, legal ad- ported Republic in central Nobel Peace Prize land, a view of Jerusalem and 24 for the new Immaculate winner, has Sword Conception (Byzantine-Slavonic Asia to which by John XXIII. visor to the of Balti- a claim for in had been de- Good Pope Archbishops Earlier, $146,000 they inaugurated a Mahatma Gandi Calvary on Friday. A mission fund for 36 income taxes made Rite) here. ported. raising group more years. was against Center at Tihange-lez-Huy, Bel- in Aaehen, will the university, the Officiating will be Rev. Demetrius G. La They were able to work Germany, provide only Catholic Puta, C.SS.R., gium, for young people. a for institution of its kind in there with twin-engine airplane Bishop this com- superior some freedom, ac- of 15th of the Redemptorist House in Newark. He was .Ruins a century Car- THIS Bernard Enthrone Covington munist to the Schilling, Vicar cording letter. thusian S.V.D., country. Metro- have been dis- delegated by Archbishop But monastery of New Guinea. on 17 have since been covered Apostolic Goroka, Bishop May Meanwhile, according to re- Constantine they at the construction site IS politan Bohachev- and Memorial Drive. , Msgr. M. Speakers rested and sent to (y George Carroll, M. COVINGTON (NC)—Most Rev. ports reaching Berlin, Cardinal work in a of anew Catholic sky, Exarchate of Philadelphia. will be Rev. hospital at exiled Rrynchy- sawmill in M-i administrator of Richard H. of Poland a part of Siberia near The Ackerman, C.S.Sp., Wyszynski has urged Rev. Myron Delft, Netherlands. Sozanskl, C.SS.R., is shyn, C.SS.R., superior at Mea- Pyongyang North Ko- will be enthroned all Polish Mongolia. The oldest. Father About Vicariate, as seventh Bishops to cooperate pastor. 15,000 vestments and al- 1 IT! dow Rev. Isidore Na- rea, has been named of Vale, Ont.; Drzepecki, is reported to be 111 tar linens Chaplain Bishop Covington on May 17 “within the limits of possibility” 5 have been donated to At p.m. that day there will be hayewsky, pastor of St. Delegate for all U.S. Armed Midhael’s and weak. in the Cathedral Basilica of the toward improving Church-state Munich’s International a parish banquet in the War Ukrainian Catholic Cam- coming Forces in Korea. Assumption. Church, relations. Memorial Eucharistic Congress by German ff ' Building, Liberty Ave. den; Rev. Anthony Borsa, pastor, Tunisia religious and lay people. SS. Peter and Paul, Ukrainian Expels Catholic fir 9:30 Church, Jersey City; Open to 9:30, Saturdays until 6 Frank Risso, of Westfield, a bene’ Three Nuns factor, and Dr. Michael who Huk, KAIROUAN, Tunisia (NC) will speak on behalf of the Three White pa- Sisters have been rishioners. The toastmaster will from » V / expelled their convent here be Kenneth J. Roden. the by Tunisian government. r MOVING? Bids for the construction of the The government action was the FINE edifice been TlixatiU • CARPST INTERIOR have, put out and latest in • TIN® a series of moves which DIC£I construction is to in expected start have led a FLORIDA to worsening of RIOS «2*TJJU BUILDINGS shortly. Church-state relations in this OUR *4 Of BIRDS! 'PRINCESS CHAIR' of Ivory foot ,The new building Byzantine north African natidn. CALIFORNIA NImII* Ho. 120 located at noodlo-«horp point. architecture, Bloy St. The White Sisters’ difficulties prejKting outwardly ot to and Liberty will seat ovory wig • Ave., 300 with the government o, ii,r began last MID-WEST Spring tonrporod. roil proof, ol.lrol persons. It was designed Orest by September, when were told rtolnlow itaol they bMring prong. • latflng, Yaciw of the firm of off Handsome, Eldridge they would irln n r cull nil r* wherever it goes! not be allowed r, more and to re- you hvmono. • Snyder, N. Y.' open their school. The v ':v•— ;• i. ■; govern- Nil KSTIMATIS _, • • • Immaculate Conception parish ment also demanded the to founded keys was on May 15, 1057. the school ENGEL BROTHERS and the convent. SCHRECK & them and Buy by the pair. f/OVING STORAGE PHONE MA ? I/O oi consult Inc ‘The Church I the yuiow pages WAELTY, Always Wins,’ IS-17 haoue strut S(NO »0R four lrc€ tacK up check list JIRSIV CITY 7, N. 1. Cardinal WwM H-adquatler 1 11 lul • r,Vrl. 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WARSAW (RNS) Cardinal the Church in Poland is difficult. Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, It has here its Calvary . . . but an addressing Easter be not congrega- frightened. The Church tion in the Cathedral of St. John always wins through martyr- here, said the Church in this dom.” v . communist country is Cardinal undergo- Wyszynski’a open ref- a but the faithful ing “Calvary," erence to current tensions be- should face the future without & tween the Catholic Church and fear. the Warsaw ws, government came as In brief talk a after celebrat- still negotiations were proceed- ing a Solemn Pontifical * Mass, ing between state representa- the Cardinal said, “The of tives way and officials of the hier- Come to The Trust of New for archy to mend the rift in Church- Company Jeruy a Personal Loanl Get the cash need to state relations. you start fresh. We'll lend from $lOO to $3,500. A you 1 mildly reassuring note was h Arrange easy monthly repayment terms upto when the seen government *inal- as long as 2 years. Life Insurance is Included. ly granted You passports .to Bishop needn’t be a depositor. All 12 offices are 0 Zdislaw Golinski of Czestochowa open if Monday evenings. - -CENTER!R^*F

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HACKENSACK . RAMSEY M. BYRNE SPRINGFIELD ORANGE POMPTON PLAINS JOS. CO. 888 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE, NEWARK Interstate Ctr., Central Rt. 4. DI 3-4300 Are., Tnaved Se/utice Rt. 24, DR 9-4300 DA 7-4300 Rt. 23, TE 5-3400 O R 7-1000 828 BROAD ST NEWARK 2, N. J mo cam mo. Private Banquet Room* Tm Hut 4 MA 4-1J44 ' MAiket 3-1740 PA»w HVmboldt 2-5019 jCotm Suit April 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 3 12 to Be Ordained by Fire Destroys 2 Camden Bishop O'Gara Apr. 28 High School Buildings CITY CAMDEN UNION Twelve Passionists will be his Two of the three The two destroyed ordained by uncle, Rev. Cornelius Me- buildings classroom of Camden formed school. by Bishop Cuthbert M. O’Gara, St. Paul’s buildings the annex to the C.P., of Yuanling, China, on Ardle, C.P., Monastery, Catholic High School were total- One building was erected in Apr. 28 at 9 a.m. in St. Michael’s Pittsburgh, and former rector of 1874, Monastery Church here. fire St. Michael’s ly destroyed by a on 17. the other in 1896. Monastery, as arch- Apr. Together, they They are: Rev. Carrol one Thorne, C.P., Union City; Rev. his No was the stu- 18 classrooms. priest; brother, Confrater injured, provided Ralph Tufano, Fairview; Rev. Kent Denis dents being ontheir Easter vaca- Classes C.P., Rummenie,’ C.P., Mansmann, C.P., of St. Jos- were to resume Apr. West Rev. eph’s tion. Cause of the fire was un- 21 in the main Orange; Philip Bebie, Monastery, Baltimore, sub- building, only a determined and C.P.,i? Hawthorne; Rev. Miles deacon, and Rev. Leopold Secun- the amount of day later than scheduled. This the Scheiner, C.P., Astoria, N. Y.; do, C.P., Holy Cross Seminary, loss has not been estimated. building has 18 classrooms, with Rev. Kenan C.P., deacon. For a the fire—a three- Peters, Ozone Dunkirk, The sermon will time, laboratories and cafeteria. Tha N. be alarm affair—threatened Park, Y.; Rev. Austin Mc- Rev. Damian other 1,600 students will preached by go on split Kenna, C.P., Pittsburgh; Rev. Rail, C.P., St. Joseph’s Monas- buildings on the square-block dio- sessions. Rex Mansmann, C.P., Pitts- tery Church, Baltimore. cesan property, particularly the burgh; Rev. Keith cathedral and the Sisters’ Blair, C.P., Rev. con- Keith Blair, C.P., will Rev. Vernon vent. The cathedral received Baltimore; Kelly, his first sing Solemn Mass at 10 C P., Providence; Rev. Dominic minor smoke and water a.m. May 1, at St. Mon- damage, Joseph’s the latter SQNOI Papa, C.P., Schenectady, and caused by the steady astery Church, Baltimore. Assist- Rev. Engle, C.P., Dansville, ing will be streams poured on the building the rector, Very Rev. •3MJASII| N. Y. Walter to protect it from and Wynn, C.P., archpriest; sparks The charter debutantes All studied at Holy Cross Pre- Rev. Carrol possibly spreading flames. ENJOYABLE EVENING: of 1959, those of the current Ring-, C.P., former paratory Passionist were Seminary, Dunkirk, Provincial, deacon, year andtheir ladies in waiting guests Apr. 18 at an Easter Dinner at N.Y., and at Passionist monas- and Rev. PRESENTLY AVAILABLE st Shown Myles Whelan, C.P., Orange. with Archbishop Boland are from tery seminaries the HotelSuburban, Ea left, in Scranton, Bal- professor at St. sub- Dorothea vice Joseph’s, president the Presentation Mrs. timore and Union Organist Choirmaster Schmeig, of Committee; John Quin- City. All were deacon. Rev. Gerald Hynes, C.P.. cy , president; Rev. Paul professed West E. Long, Mrs. Passionists on 16, moderator; M. John Scanlon, gen- July Springfield, Mass., an Experienced eral chairman; and Mrs. Gerald 1953, except Father who uncle, will preach. J. Palmieri, co-chairman. Engle, REFERENCE ON REQUEST was professed July 16, 1955. Call PI 4-1656 BISHOP O’GARA will be as- Camden sisted at the Bishop ordination by Acting Provincial 3rdfrom Rupert Langenstein, Buffalo C.P., Father archpriest; the monastery Tufano rector. ... BUFFALO (NC)—When Arch- Very Rev. John Chrysos- Announcing FOR QUALITY REV. PHILIP IT’S Celestine tom Bebie, C.P., will ALWAYS bishop J. Damiano is Ryan, two C.P., notary; his sing first Solemn Mass at 11 enthroned as Bishop of Camden, chaplains, Rev. Jude Dowling, and a.m. Apr. 30 at St. John the on May 3, he will become the C.P., Rev. Richard Fugle- DIVIDEND Leonia. As- third of the Buffalo man, vice rector and Evangelist Church, ON priest Dio- C.P., pro- will be the Rev. to have served fessor of sisting pastor, cese as a Bishop scripture, respectively; YOUK Timothy arch- in New Jersey. and Rev. Nicholas Moore, O.Carm., lAVINOI Gill, C.P., Rev. Ladislaus Damiano professor of priest; Flek, pas- Fr. Blair Archbishop was nam- canon law, master Fr. Papa Starting January lit. I*6o tor, St. Simon the ed of of ceremonies Apostle Church, Bishop Camden last Feb- to the prelate, all Green and REV. DOMINIC ACCOUNTS At that time of St. Pond, deacon, Rev. Papa, C.P., INSURED UP TO $lO,OOO ruary. he was Apos- Michael’s. Peter C.P., director of will celebrate his first tolic Delegate to South Africa. Rev. Cyril Schweinberg, Hallisy, Solemn C.P., St. 's Mass at The first Buffalo director of students, noon 1 at the Church to students at the Monastery, May prelate mon- of Our Boston, subdeacon. The sermon of serve as a in will Lady Mount Carmel, Bishop New astery here, serve as mas- Jersey will be tcr preached by Rev. Schenectady. He will be assisted 'iftllE YOU WET was Archbishop Thomas J. of ceremonies to ordinandi. YOUR REST BUY Bulman, C.P., of Our Lady of the pastor, Msgr. Anthony S. IN Walsh, appointed Bishop of Trent- by. Sorrows Monastery, West Spina, archpriest; Rev. Almerica on in 1918. Ten years later he Spring- field, Mass. DiCerbo, and Rev. was transferred to subdeacon, DIAMONDS AND FINE Newark, Francis JEWELRY where Bell, Ilion, N. Y„ deacon. AND LOAN he remained as Ordinary ASSOCIATION Rev. Gerard asso- until his death in 1952. Rooney, C.P., ciate 244 CHESTNUT STREET NUTLEY, N. J. editor, Sign Magazine, will . Walsh’s WATCHES AND Archbishop successor CLOCKS in the preach. Trenton diocese was anoth- Buffalo er prelate, Bishop John J. Rev. Vernon Kelly, C.P., will McMahon. McMahan SILVERWARE, CHINA AND CRYSTAL Bishop serv- sing his first Solemn Mass at ed in the Trenton diocese from 11 a.m. May 1 at St. Michael’s 1928 to 1932, when he died. Church, Providence. He will be AND - The traffic, however, has not assisted ..r GIFTS BAR ACCESSORIES by the pastor, Rev. Cor- . all been one way. Bishop John A. nelius B. SPEECH Collins, archpriest; Rev. who served Duffy, as seventh Columkille Regan, C.P., Our Lady LUGGAGE AND Bishop of Buffalo from LEATHER GOODS 1933 to of Sorrows Monastery, West was a native of New Jersey. 1944, Springfield, Mass., deacon, and Speech Correction Center, Rev. Henry F. Shelley, RELIGIOUS AND Cranston, Retreat for Deaf R. 1., subdeacon. Rev. Felix ST. ANNE’S Set for Apr. 21-24 "NEWARK A retreat for the Route No. Fair N. J. deaf 4, Lawn, of the Archdiocese of New- JEWELERS AND ark will be SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 conducted Apr. 21-24 will children afflicted with at Sacred Heart Church, Walling- accept stuttering, baby NEWARK MILLBURN Father Thorne ton. talk, lisping, nasality, low 1M»91 Marital WW7 Mlllburn Avanua rapid speech, volume, Strict Over 300 retreatants Rev. Carrol Thorne, C will attend P., a na Op*n Mon. thru Sot. 930 monotones, cleft palate and so forth on Mon. thru So!. the tivo of Father Bebie Op*n 9:30 conferences, to be conduct- Union City, will sing his to 5:30; Thuri. untit 9 first 61 Wad. until 9 ed by licv. James Egan, S J Solemn Mass at 11 Father Bebie Ampla Parking , a.m., is the son ot the Apr. Mon., 25th & 2nd moderator of the apostolate for 30 at St. Joseph’s Church late Edwin W. Bebie and Mrs. Apr. Mon., May here. the deaf in the Assisting will be Very Rev. Florence K. Bebie. Chicago'Archdio- Foy He at- Fr. from 1 to 6 M. John C. Kelly Fr. Engle P. cese. Ryan, C.P., rector of St. tended St. Anthony’s School, Haw- The retreat is Michael’s, Rev. Hu- Hackett, C.P., Mon- under the aus- archpriest; thorne, St. Mary’s High School, Holy Family TWELFTH YEAR OVER 4,885 STUDENTS bert pices of the Apostolate for the Arliss, C.P., pastor of St. Jo- Paterson, and St. Cecelia’s High astery, Hartford, will preach. seph’s, and TUITIONt $42 of 12 sessions. Deaf of the Archdiocese, of which deacon, Rev. Frede- School, Englewood. per course This REV. BEDE Engle, will rick Provincial Sec- C.P., Sacred Heart is the Coun- Harrer, C.p., celebrate Bergen REV. MYLES his first Solemn Mass includes; diagnosis, recordings, therapy and subdeacon. Rev. Ronald Scheiner, C.P., ty center. Rev. Walter J. Gorski retary, at will celebrate his first Solemn noon May 1 at St. Mary’s training parents in the correction with of Sacred Heart is in of Murray, C.P., professor at St. process charge Church, DansviUe, N. Y. Assist- Mass at 10 a.m. May 1 at St. the retreat. Joseph’s Monastery, Baltimore, the children ing will be the Andrew Avellino Flush- pastor, Rev. John QUALITY will preach. Church, Rev. Si- He will be assisted Rev. Mcrklinger, archpriest; For The of Robert W. Thorne ing. by further Information Thf son P. call tho best in foodstuffs and preparation Andrew Immacu- mon Wood, C.P., Holy Cross $107,795 in Grants and Mrs. Ansbro, C.P., Augustina Trappier A. Edmund S. —the ultimate in and late Ja- Seminary, Dunkirk, N. Y., dea- Director, Turner, M. appointment* Thorne, he attended St. Joseph’s Conception Monastery, To Seton Med School con, and Rev. Orrin W. service—are of the maica, archpriest; Rev. William Feller, In New your assurance school, St. Peter’s Prep, Jersey York City at JERSEY CITY—Two subdeacon. Rev. research J. Coyle, C. 0., Oratorian House Rochester, Very highest degree of excellence and City, and was graduated from St. quality.' Gerard HOIIis 4-0081 from 10 A. M. to Noon grants totaling $107,795 have been of Studies, Washington, deacon, A. Orlando, C.P., Dun- Michael’s high school here. awarded to the kirk, will Seton Hall Col- and Rev. Olaf I. Waring, Our preach. lege of Medicine by the National •Lady of Fatima Church, Jackson Institute of Health. Heights, subdeacon. Rev. Neil - One award of $84,245 from the Sharkey, C.P., professor, St. Ga- For that occasion National Cancer Advisory Coun- briel’s Monastery, Boston, will special cil will be used for a three-year preach. study of the evaluation of humor- al factors in liver regeneration. Dr, Carroll M. Leevy of the de- partment of medicine will be FIRST COMMUNION principal Investigator. let Lobel's-famous for fashions—- Dr. Harper H. Kellems has re- youngster's ceived a two-year grant of $23,550 outfit them for this glorious day. You will find for a on hundreds of study drugs affecting exquisite styles to select from to flow and metabolism in the heart. fit Q/hrmA any budget or conformity. for him: <7jCATERING SERVICE A SPONSOR at Confirmation be Catholic who has must a al- COMMUNION SUITS ftfwut thrKtiofl' Mum L. Ho«n "Mautt, J«" * “Don” ready been Confirmed. Fr. Scheiner Fr. Peters

Wist Next NAVY BLUE: Fine tailored in Orange. Jersey REu«ood M3OO REV. KENAN Peters, C.P., Nylon and Gabardine will sing his first Solemn Mass just like Dad's. Sizes 6-14. & at 10 a.m. May 1 at Our Lady Borgos Borgos of Perpetual. Help Church, South from Ozone Park. will 14.98 Insurance Father Rummenie He be assisted by Very Rev. Owen Lynch, C.P., WHITE SUITS: of all kinds REV. KENT Rummfnle, rector, Immaculate Conception In Gabardine ► C.P., will his or linen. 593 KEARNY AVENUE sing first Solemn Mass Monastery, Jamaica, archpriest; at noon May 1 at Our of Rev. John Ansbro, Our Lady of N. Lady KEARNY, J. Lourdes £ Church, West Orange. He Perpetual Help, deacon, and Rev. from 8.98 will be assisted Rev. J. Peter St. John OIOHOI J. 10*001 by Hugh Fitzgerald, C.M., Fitzsimmons, pastor, St. Mi- the Baptist Church, Brooklyn, HUSKY •0 Park AIIIRT H. lIAZI SUITS Arwjuf, Newark, New Janoy chael's Church, Newark, arch- subdeacon. Rev. Peter Halllsy, WILLIAM J. OLACCUM (ftrmtrif «*# t*muf priest; Rev. James M. Glynn, C.P., director of students, St. Ga- for that hard to fit boy. Phon. WYmon 1-1700 Our Lady of All Souls Church, briel’s Monastery, Boston, will East Orange, deacon, and Rev. preach. SHOES That needed acces- Richard P. Brozat, St. Peter’s REV. AUSTIN the Church, 'Newark, subdcacon. The McKenna, C.P., sory to complete ensem- will sing his first Solemn Mass THE SMARTY BUYERS sermon will be preached by Very ble. at 12:15 Resurrec- Rev. Rupert Langenstein, C.P., p m. May 1 at SAY . . . tion Pitts- for St. Michael’s Monastery. Church, Brookline, for her: girls: will be Rev. Oli- "We're To Born in West Father burgh. Assisting WHITE DRESS SHOES Happy Toll Orange, Tailored hi 6 D. pastor, or frilly styles The Rummenie attended ver Keefer, archpriest; the Advertiser Our Lady of in most popular Very Rev. Gregory —to taste Lourdes grammar school Flynn, C.P., please every 4 Banquet Roomi We saw it in the there, new styles. from St. Paul’s Pittsburgh, 6.50 and Seton Hall Prep, South Or- Monastery, in all nylon, flocked deacon, and Rev. Charles B. for Ckurck Fa action* Horn* and Offlct Pvtia He is the son of Walter F. boys: ange. dotted Swiss. ADVOCATE! St. New nylon or r■■■union Bcvmkfuu Rummenie and Mrs. Helen Metz- Roach, Joseph's Church, WHITE Wadding trapdow or BLACK in subdeacon. Rev. SHOES Rummenie. Brighton, Pa., Smimrksm mU ger Slacks Cuffed Nmm •/ Mr Mttfpptkm Cyril McGuire, C.P., of St. 7.98 to smart styles, expertly at No • Ctttrmg Strritt - REV. RALPH Paul’s will fitted. from Charge ' Tufano, C.P., Monastery, preach. 24.98 6,50 HU 4-7100 . M >-7000 will celebrate his first Solemn

Mass at noon May 1 at St. Church, Fairview. As-

sisting will be Rev. Richard Ml Dining Out? MArket 4-9654 O'Brien, pastor, as archpriest; Rev. Jude Dowling, C.P., vice rector, St. Michael’s Monastery, deacon, and Rev. Clement Mas- Advocate Advertisers cola, S.A.C., professor at Bishop Host Eustace Pennsau '- Marty Lortfi, Save You Money High School, l subdeacon. Rev. Richard en, Hackensack —l6O Main St. . MAKE THE Kugelman, C.P., St. Michael's Monastery, will ADVOCATE preach. Fr. McKenna Fr. Fr. Mansmann Bergen Mall, Paramus Born in Fairview, Father Tu-

Green Street Restaurant CLASSIFIED fano is the son of Ralph Tufano REV. REX Mansmann, C.P., East Paterson—Elmwood Ctr. and Catherine Romano Tufano. will celebrate his Solemn YOUTH CENTER Shop. ) YOUR GUIDI TO first He attended Lincoln grammar Mass at 11 at St. a.m., May.l, W. New York—Bergenline at 59th BETTER BUYS and CUffslde Park high school in Bernard’s Church, Mt. Lebanon, 20 Green St Newark, N. J. Fairview. Pittsburgh. He will be assisted 4 THE AD VO C ATE April 21, 1960 Father Karolewski Handicapped Retreatants Plan Lourdes Trip for '61 Celebrates 40 Years NEWARK A group of physically handicapped women who have been an annual making spiritual retreat for eight this years, week announced to make plans next year’s re- In the Priesthood treat at the shrine of Our Lady in Lourdes, France. Betty O’Brien of Newark, who has arranged the retreat JERSEIa CITY each year at Blessed Four decades in the priesthood will Trinity Missionary Cenacle, Stirling this week revealed be celebrated at plans for a of 10:30 a.m., Apr. 24, when Rev. John A. group 110, 52 handicapped women and their companions, to fly by jet to Lourdes Karolewski, pastor of St. Ann’s Church here, offers his next of Solemn Mass y WHI Thanksgiving. he d at Cenacle MjJo'o with J* l Soling him as May 6-8, with 50 retrfctants. Assisting deacon and subdeacon will be Rev. handicapped Retreatmaster will be Rev. Francis S. Lawrence Brediger, M.S.S.T. Majewski, pastor, of Silver Springs. Md. himself BAYONNE POETS: Court Catholic a victim of 9* Isabella, Daugh- Sftcred Heart, Hudson Heights, paralysis. Immaculate Conception Semi- Father and the celebrant’s Brediger, who will travel from Silver ters of America, Bayonne, recently named the winners brother, Rev. on he was ordained on Springs nary, Apr. 12, a stretcher a in station plans to in their Bernard A. pastor, wagon, accompany the poetry contest. Prizes were presented Karolewski, 1920, in St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathe- * at a book group next year to Lourdes. St. Ignatius Loyola, st. tea. Shown Ignace, dral, Newark, by the late Bishop at the tea, left to right, are Mrs. Camille Mich. John J. O’Connor. Holloway, education chairman; Elizabeth Leek, Our will be ’.The sermon preached After ordination he served as Lady Mt. division by Father John Karolewski. of Carmel, 2; Maryann Magielnicki, assistant at St. Adalbert’s, Eliza- Named Executive Mt. Carmel, division 1; Joan M. Meehan, Holy Family beth, and St. Passaic. Secretary IN DEFERENCE Joseph’s, to the pas- division He was administrator of Our Academy, 3; and Mrs. A. tor’s Joseph Chodkiewicz, wishes, no parish celebra- Of Seton Hall Lady of Mt. Carmel, Bayonne, Alumni Court Isabella tion has been organized. Instead grand regent. until his first pastorate the at St. SOUTH ORANGE various societies have en- The ap- He Michael’s, Lyndhurst. came of John Botti couraged their members to send pointment as execu- Ann’s CHAPLAIN to St. in 1945 and CONGRATULATED: tive their good wishes and during Rev. Francis J. secretary of the Seton Hall spiritual his pastorate erected the present Ballinger, University Alumni Association bouquets to Father right, chaplain, U. S. Naval Reserve, re- individually church. Karolewski. has been announced by ceives his first set of insignia as a Navy captain and Msgr. John J. president. Father Karolewski was born in Dougherty, the congratulations Lt. Col. V. P. Book Club of Brunelli of Port Botti has been associated with Watchung Pa., the son of Stanley Choice Newark’s 2nd Motor Seton Hall since 1956 when and Micheline Transport Battalion, USMCR. he Karolewski. He NEW YORK The se- May became and admissions attended St. Pastor the Church the registrar Anthony’s grammar lection of the Catholic Book Club of of Nativity, Midland Park, director of Seton Hall school and St. Peter’s University, Jer- is “The Idea of Father Ballinger wear Prep, Catholicism,” won’t his new insignia until of- Paterson. sey City, and Seton Hall Univer- edited by Rev. Walter Burghardt, ficially notified his the He received his A.B. South of promotion by Department of degree sity, Orange. S.J., and Rev. William F. Lynch, the from St. Peter’s in After Navy. He is Catholic the College 1941 completing . theology at S.J. chaplain of battalion. and became registrar of Hudson Commissioned in 1942, Father Ballinger participated College (then the School of Busi- in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily and ness at St. that DIRECT From FACTORY at LOWEST PRICES Salerno, Peter’s) same Italy. His Perfect tribute first ship, the' USS Joseph Hewes, an year. MEN'S, CHILDREN'S attack LADIES', After from 1942 to transport, was sunk at North Africa. Father Ballinger serving "" Finest Name-Brand 1946 with U.S. Army Air gw# and reverence Quality was Force, beauty picked up from the waters the USS *r- TSS GORGEOUS EASTER BONNETS by Ancon, he returned to Hudson College - . ' aboard There is Leber which he served as chaplain in the Sicily and and entered Fordham University only one fiojne7\fa have LADIES MEN'S School of Law. In 1947 he as- lavished make It the Salerno operations. every care to Utmost Tremendntij sumed the admissions N.w.tt post of of- in Selection dignity and comfort to help those in Semple Sty 100 ficer at the City Hall Division Mr. Botti need. When HATS A Color, Roselle Social to Aid of sorrow visits consult ns without Communion Fordham, serving there 'until from Youth Activities 1953. He was awarded his law obligation. *4.00 in 1949. *2.00 For tho Clargy degree ROSELLE—A parish social for Jewish Seminary Complete In 1953 he became director of Valut, 7.50 Selection tlie benefit of the Youth Breakfasts Activi- Honors < to 20.00 Block Hat, public relations for the New Jesuit a Felt ties and PHONE uuu Scholarship Fund in St. UNion 3-1100, T York Province of the of NEW YORK 1101/“% f Society Very Rev. Law- Joseph's parish here will be held Petroleum Guild Jesus in connection with the suc- rence 4. McGinley, S.J., president June Nicholas M. Schneider is NEW YORK Rev. Joseph J. MODERN cessful $5 million fund drive for of Fordham HATTERS chairman. University, will re- Laßran, of Cross S.J., Holy Col- the Jesuit at Shrub new Seminary ceive a gold medal and the hu- OL. 9-9300 Rev. John C. director lege, Dowling, Worcester, will ad- N.Y. From FUNERAL Mass., Oak, 1947 to 1949 he manitarian award 2 of youth dress on May 15 at Jersey Locations activities, announced the 19th annual Petroleum editor City was of the St. Peter’s Col- that all the 10th dinner of the 313 3rd St., Downtown proceeds will be devoted Communion anniversary Communlpow Ave. Sunday breakfast at Alumni Bulletin. Money City) lege Jewish (1 Block off Newark to that the Theological Seminary. Avo.) . % (At tho Junction) purpose, including schol- Essex House Apr. 24. The affair will be held Petroleum at the CORNER arships. is observed 20th STREET & UNION Sunday Waldorf BOULEVARb . CITY Astoria. Among others to on the fourth of Special Sunday April Program be similarly honored is former Ovr it available to each year members of the servite every jamily by President For Blind Herbert Hoover. t regardless eondi'tion and their fam- Plann of financial AT petroleum industry A NOW! GRIFFITHS guest of honor at the din- ilies. will recieve NEWARK They Holy More than 200 will be ner Rev. C. Faulk- Communion in Sacred blind Joseph Heart Ca- residents of the Archdio- ■ ner, S.J., director of El Centro thedral.at 9 a.m. Mass. cese of Newark will participate Catolico De Father in Informacion, Jersey Laßran, a native of a special- religious and social AV.’AV. A New Hammond City. . has Organ Lynn, Mass., spent 10 years program, Apr. 24. in the Middle East At 3:30 there will, be re- teaching at p.m. BANK *’ AUTO ' W/f [ citation of the „ Ti' 4E® Baghdad College, Iraq. He was and Bene- LASTING MEMORIALS the director diction of the Blessed at the lowest ever! of the Sodality of Sacrament ' price Our in St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral. :. £! Lady and Catholic Action in LOANS ARB 1: the church and in this Following services,' h. - Iraq capacity helped CHALICE -.Petroleum the blind guests will be taken to' \xl organize Sunday in —■■< the Ehrhart of Elizabeth. Mt. Carmel Guild headquar ters, where they will be CIBORIUM Father Laßran will discuss enter tained and treated to a spaghetti from “Petroleum Sunday in the Heart nrrr: supper prepared by the Rosary =. of Islam.” $5O a i Altar Society of St. Francis Chaplain to the employes of the Xavier Church. Mrs. Anthony ■ > petroleum industry is Msgr. John Rizzolo is chairman. Mrs. An- C< J. Cassels of Immaculate Con- a thony La Malta is president of ception Seminary, Darlington. the society. % % Wilcolator i Employes Mltchol 3-2260 <2> NEWARK Rev. Benedict Institute Sponsor 37 HALSEY ST., NEWARK 1, M.J. Burke of the Society of the Af- OnBible rican Missions will be principal Study speaker at the seventh annual PURCHASE, N.Y.-An all-day Communion breakfast of the Wil- study of the Bible, sponsored by colator Cos., Elizabeth. the Seton Hall University Insti- ROOFING The affair, sponsored by the tute of Judaeo-Christian Studies, ANY TRIP and Four Club, will be held YOU MAKE will be more pleasant, Eight will be held May 7 at Man- 24 in St. hattanville SIDING Apr. College of the Sacred 1 if the car you drive is fiianced the Hudson auditorium after 8 a m. Mass in Heart here. The theme will be, "A Reputation Built on County National Bank the church. "Key Concepts of the Bible.” way economically, Service and John at Quality, - Cantlin, plant president, Speakers the session begin- conveniently and with local people. Fair Pricel" will be km m toastmaster. T.. Farrell ning at 10:30 a.m. will be Msgr and John John M. Oesterreicher, director • Free Estimates .... Daly Maggiore are Cheerfully m chairmen. of the Seton Hall Institute, and Given HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Rev. Francis J. Nead of Seton • Financing Arranged Hall University. Jersey Gly Amvets • All Work Guaranteed During the afternoon, talks will IN JERSEY CITY JERSEY ClTY—Catholic IN BAYONNE mem- be given by Rev. Myles M. Montgomery at * at bers of Boyd and McGuinness Washington St. Broadway 23rd St. Bourke, St. Joseph's Seminary, KOVER-KRAFT A- Jackson at Wilkinson Post, Amvets, will hold their Inc. Avo. IN AUTIENBERO Yonkers, and Mother Kathryn 'A Control Avo. * second annual Communion break- near Bowors St. iill l SI. al Borgonfino Avo. Sullivan,. R.S.C.J., of Manhattan- 378 BROAD STREET fast 24 * Pavonia onApr. in the Post Memo- Avo. at Orovo St. ville College. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. IN HOBOKEN rial Hall after 8 a.m. Mass in St. * 40 Journal Squaro The program will conclude with PI 8-2551 * Rlvor of firtl Si. Church. * Aloysius Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-1 OPEN MONDAY (VENINO • OPEN FRIDAY EVENINO MICHAEL Speakers will be Rev. Patrick HICKEY, Prop. Member Federal Corporation ment at 4 p.m. All the sessions! Deposit Insurance archdiu- Trainor, acting director, those interested THE NEW HAMMOND are opened to in' cesan Associated Catholic Chari- Biblical study. ties; Robert Kelly, New York at- Your Neighborhood torney; • Jerry Molloy, Hoboken recreation and To Offer Mass for director, Rev. Pharmacist "Says" Gerard Kelly, SUMMER SESSION honorary chaplain. Police, Firemen UNION CITY - A Mass for de *895 Fr. Talks ceased members of the Union .... Sattler City Police and Fire Departments m Just *25 down! On will be offered at 8 22 Steady Dating a.m. May in St. Michael’s PETER'S BLOOMFIELD The chal- Monastery Church. lenging problems of steady dat- The name tells all need to know about the kind of music you you’ll The committee in in- and charge ing, dancing, boy-girl par- cludes Fireman of it. to look which of George Murphy, get out And isn’t it lovely at? And wouldn’t it grace ties, face parents young Fire Robert Van Ra- teenagers everywhere, will Capt. Kirk, be NEWARK your living room? dio Policemen Sauchel discussed Rev. Henry V. Satt- Anthony by Sam A Oeorge li and William Fenton. Martorana, Props. ler, C.SS.R, exprt in LlSi' PHARMACY Kfijb recognized Rev. Alfred You can put it there for $25. That is down for Weaver, C.P , Is Established over 30 just your payment the field of juvenile year* guidance, Four Catholic chaplain of the Registered Pharmacista in Depart- Free DeMvery the new Hammond Extravoice. Apr. 29, at 8:15 p.m. the au- Open Every Day ment of Public Safety. From 0 a m. to 11 p.m. ditorium of Sacred Heart School. M». 7*4 Prospect Avtnua cor. DAY SESSIONS His Avenue must it. brilliant tone. talk, “The Social Life of Montclair But you hear The rich, The exciting “extra OUR LADY is the patron of HU 1-474* Newark/ N. J. the Young Teenager,” will cover the Congo. June 6-June voice’’ that it alone has. primarily children in the sixth, JERSEY CITY 24 . June 27-July 15 seventh, and eighth grado age VALENTI'S# PHARMACY JOSS PH Come in and see it, hear it, play it. If you can’t to we’ll groups. Father Sattler is author VALENTI/ Reg. Phar. get us, Prescriptions Baby Needs June of "Parents, Children Cana 15 and the Calendar Photo Dept. Free Delivery 6—July July 18-August 26 715 Weal Side it to Pick up the now. Ave./ Falrview bring you! phone right Facts of Life,” now in its third opp. Jersey City. N. J. printing. The paperback edition PHONE; DE 2-2054 CANA EVENING SESSIONS *F.0.8. factory. 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HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO of 50 May - Prorrlptlon. ORADELL, KINDERKAMACK ROAD 819 Union City. St. Ausua- Ctllod (or .. SEND Une «. HE 6-3008. FOR BULLETIN A SPONSOR at Confirmation ami Dollvarod • 19-23 Saored OR Open every evening except Sat. till 9 Phone COlfax 1-3800 May Newark, Heart 11SI7 Fro* D.llv.ry be Catholic al- Main must a who has ’«♦ Sfroot Or.not, N. . 2641 Hudson Boulevard May 20 . June 9 WeeULnld* Jersey City 6, N. J. been Confirmed. lloly ready Trinity. EL 3-3307. Outlines the April 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 5 Need to Raise Courts Get Tougher GeneralLevel Fair ofMorality In Obscenity Cases Lawn Parish CHICAGO Declaring that the general level of cational experiment. - Four court room decisions this week morality is “not as high as Some 15,000 bolstered efforts it might be,” Sen. Eugene J. persons are attend- Celebrates 50 Years to stem the tide of of ing the which rising obscenity. McCarthy Minnesota called on Catholic educators meet- convention, will close Apr. 22. The Mass In Washington, the U.S. FAIR ing here to wield all possible to opening Supreme Court refused to LAWN—The completion of 50 of tremen- influence strengthen it. was followed years by a general ses- review the conviction a The of Louisiana man found Senator, a former Catholic guilty of doys achievement by the pastors, priests, Sisters and college teacher, spoke sion at which Rev. Walter laity J. sending obscene material •t the 57th annual convention through the mails. His of St. Anne’s here will be of Ong, of St. Louis Univer- counsel parish formally celebrated on S.J., had the National Catholic contended that it' is uncon- Education- be Apr. ment can improved. sity, keynote speaker, called on 30. al stitutional for the Association. Catholic government to A Cincinnati He also called for higher eth- educators to for judge sentenced From the most prepare ban modest of St. Anne’s has the from the mails. a newsdealer beginnings, ical standards in business and future. pornography to six months in WHILE NOTING that the progressed from a small mission the jail and a $5OO fine—the of professions, saying that “If we are for maxi- church to strengthening general moral- educating ex- THE MISSOURI one of the largest and On Supreme mum under Apr. 25 Rev. Edwin Gar- these standards are reflected in .he penalty the city’s most ity is a personal cellence," "we must Court also turned down active in the Archdiocese basically prob- said, a will be celebrant government. have plea anti-obscenity law. The newsdeal- rity, 0.F.M., he said that as part of our habitual to review of Newark. lem, it is neverthe- out- a case. This one in- a er based his of Solemn Mass at 9:30 a.m. "When a scholar de- look defense on a Su- less related to leading a concern for the future of volved the “The record of churches and conviction of a Kan- GHANA accomplish- for the children of the clares that ‘the preme Court decision which had BISHOP: Ghana’s parish. schools. seat of ethics is this world, an interest in ment in the And general morality it, a sas City wholesaler and five last half-century,” He will be in upset a Los assisted Rev. Ran- the when it is accepta- about it Angeles ordinance second native-born Bish- by must be he before heart,' curiosity and a sense of newsdealers. Boland has told raised, said, Only a month ago because it did Archbishop ble to assert that the not require deal- dolph Gibbons, 0.F.M., deacon, the level of only ab- knowledge itself as the court op and the third Negro Rev. Harold R. morality in govern- developing had upheld the validity Blake, 0.F.M., and Rev. Kenan solute is that ers to be aware of a book’s Morris, 0.F.M., there are no ab- beyond its present state.” con- in of the state laws the country, Msgr. Peter administrator, “is re- subdeacon. anti-obscenity tents. truly solutes, when religious and At the However, Judge John W. phil- same time, he said, in a case which markable and eloquently testi- ' originated with Dery, vicar to Father Keefe said: general Harold will offer a. Sol- To Bless New osophical leaders lend their Catholic schools fies not should not en- police raids in 1957. only to the zeal of the October, “If a bookseller Gabriel Cham- emn Requiem Mass on 26 names to a declaration of their deavor chooses Bishop Apr. to excel “because In really priests but also to the merely Chicago, a federal generous at 9:30 for deceased faith in man’s judge to traffic in what is a.m. ‘to make we see the need to with obviously pagne of Tamale, has been of devout priests, ability keep up ruled that the French film “The cooperation a and Sisters Wyckoff Rectory his lewd and it is and Deacon way his other educational obscene, only a faithful parishioners. by own means to systems, pub- Lovers” (condemned named Bishop of anew WYCKOFF When Arch- by the laity.” and will be Rev. Hon- the truth which is lic requirement of common to subdeacon true to him,’ or-private.” The moti- National sense diocese off The Archbishop will celebrate bishop Boland visits St. Eliza- proper Legion of Decency) of Wa, split orius should hold him Corbett, and Rev. we not be to he will responsible.” Solemn 0.F.M., beth’s to administer surprised vation, added, come about may not be shown in from a Pontifical Mass at parish, the find Chicago. the Tamale diocese. Bernard O.F.M. some government officials "when think Sharpe, Sacrament we less in terms of After the film in 10:30 a.m., Apr. 30. of Confirmation, at 4 viewing pri- He studied social sciences Special events for the children making rules what up which may be we are and more vate, The assistant will p.m., Apr. he will also bless against Judge William J. priest be will be held 23, convenient Camp- Class at St. on Apr. 27, 28 and 29 to their in terms of what for." X-Ray Xavier University, James and dedicate own pur- we are bell ruled that it is obscene Msgr. A. Vicar the new Hughes, in the parish hall and for the rectory. he said. General. poses," and Antigonish, N. S. and Deacon and subdeacon Ground for the structure rejected a for an of the was petition Graduates young people a so- at will be Rev. parish, broken THE injunction to force the to catechetics the Brussels Anthony cial by Rev. Har- convention city Driscoll, Apr. 29 in the gym. Benignus EDUCATION PATERSON and issue a permit for the A class of five 0.F.M., Rev. Roland Fre- kins, 0.F.M., in opened with a Solemn Pontifical K. of C. showing “Lumen Vitae” Institute. A social is for pastor, Septem- Paterson O.F.M. planned the ber. film. area residents was gault, The Mass Cardinal in Chi- adults later in the building was designed by Meyer Deacons season. graduated recently by the School of honor to the Arch- by Kordys and Oldziey of Wayne. cago's International Amphithea- of X-ray of St. bishop will be Rev. Gre- The ter. Technology Jo- St. CCD two-story structure is of con- Archbishop William E. Cous- Walter J. Barrett Joseph’s Council, Austrians to Assist seph’s Hospital here. ga, 0.F.M., and Rev. Camillus Latin American architecture. ins of Milwaukee Boonton temporary preached the Rev. A. Her- Plans Joseph Sister Anne Jean, ad- Show Lillus, O.F.M. and hospital Dance, sermon urged Catholic teach- zog, 5.D.8., of Don Bosco Col- Tanganyika Catechists Course Planned ministrator, presented JERSEY Msgr. James F. Chan- ers to take heed of diplomas CITY A dance and Looney, criti- will be guest VIENNA - A fund- (RNS) BIBLES & BOOKS today’s lege, Newton, (RNS) at brief exercises. Dr. cellor, will be master of PHILADELPHIA St cism graduation fashion show the cere- of education. at the raising is sponsored by OF 'ALL speaker 40th annual Com- project underway here Frank R. monies and Father Joseph’s College here will open TYPES Schell, director of the Harold, as- While the teachers munion to build Confraternity of Christian Doc- asking to breakfast at Our of a catechetical in sistant an Institute of Latin American REBOUND Lady village trine master of ceremonies. be in the radiology department, presented of St. will forefront of “essen- Mt. Carmel school hall the diocese of Joseph’s parish Studies in after 8 Karema, Tanganyi- the assisted September. It is de- NEWARK graduates, by Peter be held 13 the .Ukrainian INC. tial progress,” he warned them a.m. Mass. ka. May at THE SERMON will be scribed BINDERY, Father Herzog es- as the first four-year Kowalchik, X-ray instructor. Center. FRED CORDON. Prcs ’ into Austria’s Community preached Rev. Celsus against being “panicked caped from a communist concen- Catholic Rural Youth by Very undergraduate of its FI Clinton Registration for the program St., Newark j, n. j. two-year Alfred J. Bundies has been hasty, futile action” and slav- tration after Association has collected Wheeler, 0.F.M., Minister Pro- kind in the U.S. camp confined in being enough course starting September is named general chairman. Mrs. edu- to build vincial of the Franciscan ishly following every new for seven months. After money seven of the Holy The program will offer coming pro- now open. A candidate should Julia special- chairman of the Name Province. His deacons to the United States he jected 30 houses for families Calocino, of ization in the fields of was or- of have school govern- a high diploma, with fSshion will select 15 honor will dained native of show, be Rev. Bernard ment and and untif his present as- helpers missionary commerce, including physics, biology, chemistry, young ladies of the to priests there. parish Sharpe, 0.F.M., and Rev. Ran- at least signment taught in high schools mathematics and one summer’s work in typing courses. serve as models. H dolph O.F.M. Latin D in New York State. Thomas L. Gibbons, America. Curtin and Henry E. Packer are co-chairmen. G Marquette Council, Sparta V The major degree will be exem- plified for 80 candidates on Apr. I 23 at A % Our Lady of the Lake Re- gional High School. The class is named in E D memory of John Cron- is, past E grand knight. Order S of the Alhambra, Jersey R! 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l*roo Parklnp ot W A W lot 6 THE ADVOCATE April 21, 1960 More Than He Bargained? The Evil of Apartheid THE QUESTION BOX 76 Broad NJ* The Advocate Most Den- than Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, St., Bloomfield, recently quoted Rev. being discriminated against because of color is is editor The be submitted to him Hurley, 0.M.1., of South the of Question Box. Questions may Archbishop Durban, crime of murder. Murder, he said, is the Africa, as saying that the white man’s unbear- of for answer in this column. destruction man’s very person, but ’’apartheid able arrogance in South Africa would lash Ne- hits at the foundation of unchange- freedom, the source of Q. Don’t you think the best is a hard' and solid, groes there into disorganized but disastrous re- man’s the of his and it is not our rights, essence being and his way to help a person to arrive able thing, volt. If each very humanity.” Its principal objective is “the at the truth !« to encourage thinking that makes it so. There have already been disorders in which perservation of white i. he supremacy." him to hear more than one" one could mould truth a scores of Negroes have been killed and hundreds Father T. D. side? truth would be no dia- Kearns, 0.M.1, a missionary pleased, arrested. The South African Prime Minister, with a the A. We that often the best mond but of long experience among of agree a misshappen piece Hendrik the chief of the Negroes Verwoerd, oppressor Ne- the of Johannesburg, states that their two greatest de- way to arrive at the truth is to clay, yielding to pressure has been wounded in groes, seriously an at- sires be hear worthless More- are to as human and more than one side, but let’s the most fingers. assassination recognized beings tempted by a prominent white Eng- is to enjoy the right to own property. As remember that some people fi- over, the Christian religion lish settler. long as these two denied do arrive the truth. than the outcome of the God-given rights are he nally at more Even white them, English-speaking “there Now it is people said, can be no contentment after a person has defi- best human research; a rev- have security nor grievances. are considered inferior to for They the African.” arrived at the it is elation from God. the nitely truth, descendants of the early Dutch settlers who an idle process and hear Now for those who know The Afrikaners a to go what are known have Ku Klux Klan men- as Afrikaners and speak a language tality. are “the other side"; for the other God has revealed it is at best known as Afrikaans. They not only anti-Negro, but anti- side of the truth is and and * There foreign, anti-Catholic and anti-Jewish. have a lie, an impertinent perilous prac* ■ are four classes of people in South They put what is the use of lies tice to and listen to those' who Africa. The an unbearable burden on the Catholic hearing go Afrikaners number only 1,800,000, Church. except to catch the liar? deny that He revealed it or say yet rule the country. Europeans, numbering the may that He revealed else. about make the balance The forced movement of 'Perhaps questioner something 1,300,000, up of the white mass Catholics that those who in To do so is not to broaden ihelr has left the Church object religion population of approximately 3,000,000. There are with chapels, schools and con- hold “the other side” need not but to insult as if about colored. These vents in where minds, God; 1,250,000 are not Ne- places Catholics no people longer live, be be width and has liars; they may simply the grandeur, depths and groes, but Indians, Chinese and racial mixtures. forced her to erect new in buildings mistaken. We grant but of His divine revelation not suffer segregated that; was They some restrictions. Lowest in the ra- areas. The segregation of students even the other side of truth broad for them. Tha social and has necessitated so, enough cial, political scale are the new schools. The state 9,500,000 opening is has error, and what use is it to of different sides use* Negroes, whom the Afrikaners call Bantus. withdrawn subsidies from most of the Cath- hearing is hear so-called in ful for but it is The the cultured olic schools and the Church arguments sup- enough doubters, Bantus, even highly among compelled to bear port of error except to refute no use to Catholics, for do them, are compelled to live in the entire financial burden. they segregated areas. them This and bring the erring man not doubt. Faith and doubt are is part of the of It was policy apartheid in racial in- (apart- partly protest against back to the truth? !", like fire and water, ness), which leaves them they expel without the right to tolerance that Pope John XXin elevated recently the another. The Catholics vote, restricts their work African Perhaps questioner, one are puts an and two Asiatic to the Sa- opportunities, prelates not them under curfew and though expressly saying so, notseekers of compels them to cred of Cardinals. For the first truth; they hap* carry College is time, under the that peo- it. identification passes. too, His Holiness impression j pily possess included Negro and Asiatic ple never really arrive at reli- Q. If there can be com- While Negroes any • u throughout the greater part priests among the 13 whose feet he washed in of Africa gious truth. But if that be in the heinousness of are rapidly the so, parison gaining political indepen- Holy Thursday ceremony in his basilica, St. what is the use of it those in South Africa John’s hearing any ,1s more wicked denc6, are re- Lateran. sin, surely increasingly side? If pressed the religious truth is not fi- to sin agalpst the Holy Ghost by Afrikaners. South Africans are flocking to their churches nally all The Catholic ascertainable, efforts to as in pride, then against the hierarchy and have to clergy spok- pray for an end to the racial crisis. *n May we, reach it must be idle. Perhaps of the Ghost in forcefully and against temple Holy fearlessly apartheid. too, pray that racial injustice may soon end not the thinks sins of the such who born in again questioner that, body, as, Archbishop Hurley, was South Afri- only in South Africa, but also in our southern truth is ca, said that there was though religious not fully adultery, etc. ".i,. only one injustice greater states and wherever it prevails. and completely ascertainable, yet A. There can be comparison In it can partially and approximate- the heinousness of sin, it they be ly ascertained, and the more are considered objectively, in Onward sides hear the closer Christian Soldiers! we we are themselves, apart from the state The Catholic Church likely to get to the truth. But and circumstances of the In this area, as well as person but no in the entire our youth, group or individual is free to this is if the who country, has been waging a relent- surely impossible commits them. Subjectively, set up a road-block or erect less a dam, to'head off sides are opposite sides. campaign the influx and sale of in- however, in a concrete case and against the avalanche and impending flood. Let me decent literature. Success has put it in a in an individual been spotty, lo- parable. person,, it is (4) Another The I calized, unstable. The same source of blight on the budding ef- Is am searching for a friend. I is true of the co- Not Extra practically impossible to appor- forts of Catholic Trinity do not know that has been the Church is the , where he is. I tion the operation rceived con- indecision of my- exact amount of guilt nothing the courts. can’t seem self am in clusive, vigorous or protracted. They to make up their living New York; one or to estimate their relative minds The various reasons for as to what constitutes obscenity in print. set of my hienousness. It the slow progress acquaintances argue depends on the And of the have The that that has been made be some judges been ob- Is God ray friend must be in amount of might summed up as positively living deliberation, realize* structive Trinity in their tactics. follows: Florida, the other that he must tion and any mitigating or aggra* * By Frank J. would be - cases We cannot on for ever or openly face the merchants who the where indictments have been The go talk- it, omit somewhere, else have no fix- awareness. peddle filth handed difficulty they it, how are they in their stores. down? How does he know in advance here Is in ing about the Blessed Trinity. It ed abode at all. If the latter—if whether prin- talking about God? How are One of an indictment the will be one of the joys of heaven he lives in this courageous minority re- will “stick” or not?) ciple same they talking to God? fact in the Nowhere—- as cently confronted the owner of one of these We have with then whatever steps I take are stores a good set of laws here in New every with this broadside: “You won’t see me in this set Senator organic exper- lost, and listening to anyone dis- Jersey, up by Crane of Union County, Forty Hours store until can- again, you have done a and passed the ience. You cussing it i? pure loss of time. thorough by Legislature. If they need to Reds house-cleaning. And be be not know what deceived by you may sure that this strengthened it is up to the to rise Many people are people up, Heightening store will be off-limits for food will to till that that my children.” exert the pressure that is within their mean you you eat cryptic saying truth has Archdiocese of Newark Suppos- power, and do call the ing we this a Don’t the unions let their voices be heard. it, or joy of marriage till many aspects, as a diamond has Apr. 14, Ilia boycott. On the Court House of you do it So Anti-God Low Sunday every day on their lines? Union marry. with our doctrine. On- many facets. The saying muy be picket County we find this inscription: “Vox St. Patrick's Pro-Csthsdral. Campaign Waahlng- A third rightly (3) obstacle in the of Vox Dei.” In ly by taking it to yourself and liv- understood, for several ton St. 4k Central Ave.. way progress Populi “The voice of Newark English: Sacred Heart (Vallsburt). 481 Sand- is the of the hearts: the ing with it can you find what Louis F. THE WORLD statements, if not contradictory, bleating bleeding “This is people is the voice of God.” By Budenz Marxist Review’s ford Ave.. Newark this is there it in it for false to the Holy Name, 188 Midland censorship this is the you. We cannot close to charge the Catholic may apply same truth; Ave., East boycott against A famous said: “All our eyes against Oranxe philospher once that is Yet but it freedom of the that is even to one who has not the Church is that “the Roman is often forgotten that in °“r Lady Help ol Christians.' IT N. press guaranteed by the needed for the heightened war upon religion Cath- advancement of sin xmd evil is Clinton St., East Orange Constitution.” And this is had the vital olic Church lorder to see facets there the paradoxical injus- that experience, some and God unloosed by the inter- is a powerful part of any BOO Bergen good people do nothing. We should not fear Aye.. Jersey in the and can be said. the must first be diamond—a hard tice complaint The much things national communist superstructure of the a protest: publishers so the of the the conspiracy. capi- S and activity wicked as pss- and solid diamond. h MolU&ouU * •tti Sts., merchants are free to the morals of Evidences of renewed barbar- talist system.” Now the So also truth C?Sr*' ’ dstroy sivity of the good.” THUB WE LEARN that God historical Jersey St. John's. 3018 Hudson Bird* Jer- has ous of Catholic Bish- reality that the Church existed an adequate object for His persecutions sey City in the infinite ops and pagan slave Sacred Heart Orphanage Highland loving power. It is priests state, through won- Ave. 4k Belgrove Dr.. Kearny. derful for that have in feudalism, and into us He loves us: come capitalism Ascension. 1003 Carnation Dr,. New In Your Milford makes an as we have scattered re- such assertion absurd. Prayers Salvaging but, seen, it would be St- of Marriage Lima, Short Hills Avs* the basic idle to that ports from Red Then, tenet of the Cath- snort Xlills the two pretend we are an During past years an experiment should to It that olic Our Lady of Christians. 8303 see every protection is China, social doctrine that there remember deceased Help in the reconciliation given adequate object for infinite love Poland, these, your Jackson Bt.. West New York of broken was to the marriages sacredness of should be a marriage. The state has we can neither Yugoslavia, and wider distribution of Msy |, ITS« carried on unddr the comprehend it priests: supervision of the State a nd und After vested interest In the success of elsewhere. Re- wealth does not see *. iy Esttsr every mar- nor respond to it, save in the eye to eye St... ~Joseph's. Supreme Court. Two Masters of Archdiocese Neicark 331 W. Market St, Chancery heard the acUon the with the of Newark i riage. Therefore, by State of New most straints program of of our cases in meager way. upon many 11 counties of the State of New Rev. William St. Philip Natl, 13 Jersey. Jersey in to about believing Jews "monopolies.” Moore, Apr. 24, Court House Pi., attempting bring a recon- If God had none to love but Newark In all, cases of His 1930 2,293 marriages had been between But the St. ciliation separated parents the it would are also report- World Marxist Review Joseph's, 317 Ave.. E. Bayonne deserves inferiors, be hard to be- St. brought to the divorce Rt. Michael's. 40 Alden St„ courts and only 57 re- highest commendation has another Rev. Msgr. Roger A. Mc- Cr.il- and cooperation. lieve that God is love. ed by the Jew- grievance, and it is ford conciliations were But God is effected. Even the court ad- As Catholics this: "The Apr. 24, 1936 St. 240 South we look upon thus doomed ish Labor Com- Catholic Church leaves Ginley, Anthony’*, 8t„ Ellia- mitted matrimony as a not to love without beth that the results of this stone Rt. Rev. Msgr. T. Ma- experiment were instituted no Joseph St. Patrick's. 403 sacrament by Christ so that those ever ittee. But the campaign is much unturned in its drive BramhaU Ays., Jar- somewhat finding an adequate object. disappointing. The defect that who against lone, Apr. 24, 1956 toy City they of it receive from more fundamental than oc- communism, partake grace God to In Son and Ghost infinite any beginning St. Theresa's. 131 was the fact that Holy' Rev. Peter Vona, Edgar Rd.. Un- recognized reconciliation was fulfill duties in this casional of those with anti-communism S.A.C., den Their holy state of life. In love is and in- martyrdom who vulgar and Apr. after the infinitely accepted 1956 St. K ran els. IX7 Union St.. being sought were order to and with 25, Lodi contesting couples direct our believe in God. It is now a uni- ending a ‘scientific’ St. 17 protect Catholic people finitelyreturned. critique Mary's. Melrose St.. NuUey already in the divorce Rev. Francis courts. It recommended the Church has of Skutil, Apr. 26, Holy Rosary Academy. 1300 Bergen- many worthwhile knowledge of the three versal hosUle Intent on Marxism-Leninism.” It is the that encouraged Again, expedition line Ave.. Union anew statewide program be latter which 1933 City adopted by movements so that will have Persons enriches tearing down God from the heav- the Kremlin marriage our aware- dislikes, Msy 4, 1940 which a husband unity or a wife Rt. Rev. Msgr. L. Fitz- IfaU could ask for re- and indissolubility. The ens, crushing Him to the earth particularly when it is linked George Selon Univeraity. South Orange institution of the ness of what is meant by our- conciliation service pre- patrick, 1941 without the need for a Cana conferences had with the social doctrine Apr. 26, filing as its objective the edu- selves being made in God’s once and for all. This has been of the Diocese Paterson divorce suit. This Rev. H. of they claim could cation of our Catholic the basic communist for Catholic Church as in George Burke, Apr. possibly couples before Image. reason expressed overcome the greatest marriage 26, 1949 Apr. 24, mo weakness. The proposed to the serious of existence all the Papal encyclicals. responsibilities the marriage Man is not only a unit aloDg. Low Sunday new would compos- Rev. Thomas J. system allow the in their state. In order To this doctrine Hay, Apr. 26, St. Lawrence the Martyr. judges, to understand what is expected ed of matter and spirit, by his we shall give Cheater THE MARCH World Marxist 1955 St. , 797 Rd ■ discretionary power, to use the available of partners in future for the Valley re- marriage, it is best not to and its powers made in the attention, mo- Clifton assume spirit Review Rev. Michael conciliation service whenever notice that that climaxes a whole series ment A. <>>;r Lady of Graco they a they of themselves know how to live in of the infinite spirit. Man satisfying ourselves with Mcchlcr, Apr. Training School, a image -28 Sussex Ave., ®*rr seems in of instructions with saying that 27, 1955 Morristown l*B® danger. the married life. Rather from be understood anti-religion the wider distribu- St. B 8 Martin Recognizing an orderly presenta- cannot as a unit at Stephen. St„ Paterson failure of "The Catholic Social Doctrine in Rev. Walter T. complete the present system, recom- tion of and tion or wealth Tallon, Apr. 29, Msy I, 1948 marriage its purposes by Catholic all, he is a social being, linked championed by mendations were made for the Service of the 1908 2nd iunday After (alter the of the and in Capitalism." Church goes coun- adoption priests laymen a pre-Cana conference do organically with neither directly St. . 400 ML others, While Rev. Julius new system. we it makes out that this ter to the Moscati, Apr. 29, Prospeot Ave., Clifton hope to prepare them for a Catholic married brought into being nor maintain- complete monopoli- It is is only “an introduction" 1934 Immsculate Heart of Mary Chapel, • a startling fact that the of mar- life. piece zation of all wealth which plight ed in being save by others. Com- the Convent StaUon in America is in to an extended attack upon the Soviet St. Virgil’s. 230 Speedwell Ave., Mor- riage today a deplorable con- Cana Conferences are arranged for is of his dictatorship establishes. our munity very essence. Diocese Paterson ris Plains 1 dition. Catholic which it Two of Nationally one out of every four married so that while And know that Church, says reasons for this renewed Our Lady Help of Christians mar- couples even living in the now we there is Rt. Con- "fulfills functions of Rev. vsnt. Bslmont Ave., North llaledon ends in divorce. There a the an war Msgr. Joseph Joch, riages is high per- marriage state there can be an within the apol- on religion Sacred understanding community very being immediately Heart. 83 E. Main St., Bock- for it devotes Apr. 29, 1944 centage of divorce judgments made by default. of and its ogist exploitation,” stand out. One' is that sway marriage obligations. Above all, the of God, so that by that too we economic There nine double-column this is also the very real problem of children Church its to know In pages to conditions in the Soviet states encourages people that, no are kis image. are being deprived of one or both their parents matter what of life presentation. not so with workers state they are in, they need Contemplating God we learn good, open- •very which amounts to thousands. The the help of While the pretense for this ex- ly protesting in Soviet year God, especially through the use of the aecret of community, won* Russia state tended is “to demol- should be interested in marriage. The state the Sacraments of Penance and argument against the of the Eucharist derfully defined by St. Augus- high price consum- ish’’ the social doctrine of the It is well for Catholics tine—a er goods and with our to understand community is a multi- widespread un- AROUND THE PARISH Catholic that Church, it is actually employment in they are living in an atmosphere which is tude united by agreement about communist Po- directed all a threat to a successful against belief in land. It is a for marriage. Our state is the things they love. We learn ready thing Mos- to be God and all religious adher- cow to deflect encouraged in it» attempt to salvage what the truth expressed by St. such difficulitles it It begins the into anti-God can of the threads of ence. by telling channels. The fail- unhappy marriages. But Thomas—where each one seeks men it is for Catholics to communists, “the with the ure of the West realize that should his rights, there is chaos. For to make any they scientific live up to the of their ideology of Marxism- strong protest against Official Publication of the Archdiocese teachings Church, accept the secret of the divine com- religious their sation Leninism,” that they ahould to- in life, with confidence and is infinite persecution encourages the Krem- ©f Newark and of the Diocese of Paterson. trust munity giving. in and to day help people “to throw off lin all the more. God, give to their children the holy Most Thomas A. Boland, and ideals AS ONE GOES on the the of the Rev. £.T.D., high of a good Christian letting ideological yoke marriage. Church.” It Archbishop of Newark. mind live with the doctrine, new goes on further to things are constantly to present the real target for its Published weekly by The Advocate Publishing Peter Speaks emerging answer the question what gain is whole effort: Most Rev. Thomas A. Mass Calendar Corporation; Boland, S.T.D., “Like there in it for us. But even if no Lenin, we are convinced President; Rt. Rev. Msgr. James A Hughes, P.A., Under the such for ob- that ‘neither books nor Rt. Rev. James Hand of God things emerged our preaching J.C.D., Vice President; Msgr. 24 V.G., Apr. Sunday. Low Sunday. vious and statable it can the The profit, still enlighten proletariat un- Doudl* of tat t. Looney, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Caesar weak and the infirm Claaa. White. Gl. Cr. A.M., Secretary; things of the world Pref. only remains that reason less it is its own of Barter. are our principal enlightened by M. Rinaldi and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul Knappek, changed and strengthened under the r Monday. hand of ut ' It St. Mark. Evan- for accepting it and clinging to struggles against the dark forces . Double 31 Clinton St., Newark N. J. God, Who sometimes of 2nd Claaa. Hed. Gl. PA, Trustees, 2, conceals them, delicately 2nd CoU Hoaationi. it is that it is of in this 3 A (N). Cr. Pref true, and it is true capitalism. Unity truly of Market 4-0700. molding them, improving them, and Apoetlca revivifying about God. of the 2a Association. Sub- them. So it revolutionary struggle op- Apr Tueaday SS. Oletua and Member of the Catholic Press happens that the ~ :,. gifts which He con- Ce n simple. Intellect is one of the pressed class to establish a heav- u^ Xl 'i\ ceals in His great Ited. 01. Coll. A (N): 3 scriber to the N.C.W.C. News Service. chosen ones, the Lord sometimes 2nd B (N). Pref twin of en on earth is important to of powers the soul. Insofar more Barter. Board: Rev. Martin W. Stanton, seems to render unfruitful 27 Editorial Most and Indeed Wedneaday St. Peter almost as us than unity in _ it remains proletarian ' *' **lu unnourished, our opin- *' c «n'«”or. Doctor. Double. S.T.D., Ph.D.; Most Rev. Walter W. Curtla, S.T.D.; destroyed and lost; that first kindled l , fire, in ion about in the White. Gl. Coli. personality lacks full develop- a paradise sky'.” 2nd A (N)i 3 B . Rt. Rev. William C. Rt. their hearts, He would almost Cr. Pref of Barter. Msgr. Heimbuch; appear to ex- ment. The food of the Intellect is Anew booklet the able aa Rt. by Apr. Thursday. St. Paul of the Rev. Msgr. Joseph H. Brady S.T.D., Ph.D.; tinguish, depriving it of all fuel. But do you not and this is the Marxist thinker, Maurice Com- Confeeaot-. Double. White. Gl. truth, supreme Rev. John J. Dougherty, Very see that He Who to the grain 2nd 0011. St. Vltalia; 3 A (N). Pref. of Msgr. S.T.L., S.S.D.; gives of wheat for Socialists" truth about the Supreme Being. forth, "Philosophy Barter. Rev. Rev. its first Apr 28 Msgr. George W. Shea, S.T.D.; Very fecundity, buries it in the ground; then Friday. St. peter of Ver- Merely as truth, it would be a de- adds: one Martyr. Double. Ited. Gl. Msgr. Thomaa M. Reardon, LL.B., Rev. James W. leaves It there as if to die in order that it and Coll. may fect of human dignity to ignore it. "Thus Marx observed that ‘the A (Nl| 3 B (N). Pref. of Bailer. William Rev. William later and take 30 O'Neill; Rev. N. Field; spring up on new life in fruitful basis of the criticism Apr. Saturday. Bt. Catherine of Thinking that there is only one of religion Siena, Vlrtin. Rev. Francis J. S.T.L. golden Double. Whit*. Gl. and Keller, 6.T.L.; Houghton, grain? So, too, a lovely but rough block 0011. B Person in God is is: "Man makes religion, re- A (N)i 3 (N>. Pref. of Heater. incomparably " Director: Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. of chosen for its fineness and the r 1 Sunder. St. Joseph the Executive marble, worse than doe* not make man.” And ~,M beauty thinking that the ligion Worker. Spouse of of its Bleeped Viriln Bley. coloring, after it is cut, sculptured, and Mary. Confoaeor fAleo. Second earth is flat. People would find he went on to draw the conclusion Sunday Paterson Carl Wolsin. after Heater). Double representative: Rev. J. apparently changed beyond recognition by the the latter demand of Ist Claaa piece of ignorance in- that the to give up such White. Gl. and CoU. of thi Sunto}. Editor: K.S.G. is Cr. Pref. the teachers Managing Floyd Anderson, artist, placed upon the summit of the illusions demand of St. Joeeph. One being sick, the assistant has temple tolerable, apart from any 'is’’the to give of been quite KEY) 01. Gloria I Cr. Subscription Prtcoi S4BO y»»rly 4s a noble ornament. Pins to Creed) A for drafted XII, Missionary that the up a condition which needs illu- Peace; B for the Papei N for the algebra class Socond Clin poitas* paid at Newark. N. under set practical difference Archdiocese - and wishes he had the of P Diocese of •* 1879. Sisters of the Sacred Heart, July 9, 1946. Patereoni Coll. Q earth’s sphericality 'makes to us: sions’.” flu Molleoti Prof. Preface, himself instead. April 21, 1960 THE letters to theEditor ADVOCATE 7 STRANGELittle-Known FactsBUTFor CatholicsTRUE (The Advocate welcomes Utters to the Editor, '. for publication By M. J. MURRAY O'l’TW. BHK.C.WC Kmbrrtm Feel Like ’’’. , column. They should be timely, signed by the writer, end 'I an Old Maid!' brief wherever possibU.) Wails Dateless 14-Year-Old I mean every parishioner. Why not the the give peopje John the By Rev. L. Thomas, S.J. ance in Biographies of facts. The bills have to be paid. preparing you for a happy Assistant Professor of and successful life. If are dis- Let’s put the burden where it Sociology, St. Louis University you

belongs—on the not I’m 15 and a tracted by frequent dating and a parishioners, nearly sophomore in an all-girls Little Flower on social are the teachers. Catholic high. For busy life, you not going my birthday I’d like to have a boy- Cecile to be able to apply to M. Zitelli, girl yourself Editor:' party my mother thinks it’s a studies and Paramus. great idea, but your to the mastery I’m of It Daddy says too When other such necessary domestic arta was interesting to read in The Advocate that Msgr. young. girls have I and as cooking, sewing, and running Vernon Johnson The parties, go stag, Dad picks me afterwards. of England was the cause Trappists up sponsoring of a home. Let’s face it, Ellen, how My friends talk about dances and the Little Flower’s He known as dates, while I feel well for parents. was Father Ver- In the Far East prepared marriage or for like an old maid. Shouldn’t a non girl of 15 have life are your friends who now Johnson, the famous Anglican preacher, when in 1922, some are Editor: their after the privileges? discussing frequent parties reading autobiography The Far East have and dates? of the Little he 'tfrappists Ves, Ellen, you should have Why do you he is Flower, joined at Lochranza, Scotland. Mr. suppose op- suffered a great deal at the the Church and studied for more than of to early will have little interest in the Grant had been privileges A girl 14, posed dating? They reading thejuto- hands of the enemies of the but At that time the Bri- not as as a of further studies or and priesthood. and many girl 16 training biography was deepljP im- Church. One of those who has FIRST BECAUSE tish Catholic or 17. I from he is your will What press referred to pressed when can see your well- probably marry young. the Little Flower been in the his “battle against the written father, he knows that he is re- besides conversion as “the most im- letter that you are a their bodies will stood beside him in his She good they study. Evil One” has been the sponsible to God for portant since Newman.” doughty student and probably your ade- bring to their came down to his quite ma- marriages? study every warrior, Rev. Dom Paulinus quate Christian train- Johnson has written Very ture for guidance, This is Msgr. ex- and instructed him your strong but it day, in the 0.C.5.0. Twice the and language the Lee, monas- age. You have ing, development. He also tensively on virtues of St. Faith. This seems to remind was one of the ac- tery which he loves necessary Therese. over had care was made you, and is doing his best So did Dr. John Wu, the a good American cepted miracles for the beatifica- teenage girls that he and his men suf- to see that and find Chinese who also destroyed, case for you grow up professor, at- tion; and visitors to Lisieux your their current, widespread, shal- may of the yourself as before tributed his fering many indignities position. Your a girl you start conversion to read- Mr. Grant’s low with it see conversion de- well for like preoccupation boys flesh, too, as as fleeing mother acting a woman. ing the He wrote in thinks them the autobiography. picted a window at the shrine depriving of kind of their lives. One of the monks he the a book entitled “The it’s a good idea. Second, recognizes fact Spirituality of the Little Flower. preparation need to be died for the It well that have they cap- of St. Therese.” Faith. may The party will you reached puberty able of in On no country in be that he shall and companionship mar- the world has be called to saint- be in Mr. Dan Herr didn't your own consequently are rapidly ap- with the Surely St. riage of man Therese let fall her promised hood type they have these writers in mind when eventually. home where proaching physical maturity. You would like to marry. What will “roses” than on are In issue Msgr. Taylor’s Dom Lee is now becoming of the a recent of The Advocate Meantime, trying your parents capable these be like at 30? land of Scotland. wonderful girls 25 or His classic “St. to rebuild "Our of of mother- he stated that "St. Therese has fully Lady can it privilege Yet will Therese supervise they still have some 46 of Lisieux” is still in (Liesse)” hood. Neither father suffered much from Joy on Lantao Island, and also have the your nor I inept and opportunity to years of at least biological life print, and it is have to overzealous likely to remain Kong. This is now in meet tell you that the emotion- The facing Hong your friends. What’s wrong ahead of them. biographers. re- in for print a very time. the stage after al qualities associated with too has been the long secondary 10 with Dad? this sult, often, pres- I know it is difficult Elizabeth of labor privilege can be and to take the entation Mitchell, years and aid from God Love You have been of a saccharine and Paterson. LET US TRY abused. long range view when others are friends of the The su- to see character who Trappists. things Pollyanna re- from If feel like Rev. Dom Paulinus his He’s This unthinkable shortsighted. you now rather than attracted. perior, Very viewpoint. probably may appear pulsed Pre- an old it’s not concerned to because maid, not because a Is Lee, will be in specially about you now you do vious translators did not help the Teacher 0.C.5.0., Jersey not Pay City from July until the this He obvious- appreciate the 14-year-old ought to have situation either.” 10 20th. the Favor particular party. fuliy force of hu- dates, Repaying and it’s because wants have you If anyone wants to aid in this ly you to a time man affection and don’t; rather, If Mr. Herr meant the Like Phone Bill good love. Young English and you yourself with cause can send a shows such interest in your love can be as compare your worthy they By Fulton thanks. more compelling as translation, there was just one Bishop J. Sheen Nothing gives us Editor: welfare that old. friends. a normal donation, it could even be a small he is willing to set Your father desires that Remember, per- translator Thomas Do favors to men and will joy than the thanksgiving sacri- Msgr. N. they son odd I take issue coin, him. This could be aside his own plans on some you have a better appears among a group of very with to sent often hate fices some of the faithful understand- Taylor Scotland. He strongly you. Someone has ask- make of Carfin, the in order of abnormals. Your father is suggestion in editorial in care of St. Michael’s for the evenings to you up tag yourself as a woman and try- the first “Sis- your Church, ed: should he hate me? of the Faith. pick published edition, "Why Propagation after to normal in “Teacher Isn’t a or a party. a wider ing keep you a high- Sister” (Mar. 252 Ninth St., you could go to I One man who experience in dealing ter Therese of Lisieux," in 1912. never did him a favor." The had cancer sent in with ly confused society. 31) that young women sacrifice see him A Mass will On the other he before are ex- In' person. reason benefactors are God for the hand, has taken people you Sister (Celine) drew some- $l,OOO thanking bless- financial to "do be said for all the clear posed to the gain on July 4 generous times of life—and for that dat- necessarily more the of her sister to il- good,” i.e., despised is because the ings particularly position early portraits teach in Catholic schools. Why contributors. at ing is He does not personal, intimate contacts in- lustrate the and also for one who was being permitted the end of wrong. want book, should not the volved in Catholic schools Won’t God will bless his you to date at and he is dating. the leaflets when you help? helped recog- days to be more your age, Intentions Msgr. Taylor closely You for April practice the Church’s not may protest that is the for preaching your endeavors and any contri- nizes an united to the of Christ. willing to promote dat- dating composed prayer the obliga- sufferings early The Father’* of social and Just for Holy general In- . justice pay lay bution no matter how tion and debt This week thank God for ing among others fun—you’re definitely not slight. a by allowing a tention for teachers what about is: they can expect of faith. Pius party that involves thinking this more serious April In the 1912 edition Msgr. Taylor Stephanie M. Wolf, gratitude your XII said there dating. to earn in above. That public schools? which is nobetter do As he type implied I priests heavily burdened told of a very unusual event, Newark. he is un- way to this than sees it, parents have to suppose every starts with the of souls which Teachers’ Salaries- salaries to dis- the Faith. hold the line teenager with care be tends to refute the state- willing by propagating The on this issue. dating this casual but if strengthened an increase of that comparable to what other schools Five sainted Cure of Ars said that You’re in attitude, dating by ment "other translators did charge. thinking terms of just Latin American can be so the of the pay—should be those who one easily maintained at grace Holy Spirit. not help the situation either.” just another bill days before his aided the Propaga- party. He knows from ex- this level that has to be met. We don’t Gounod tion of the Faith would perience superficial for The mission intention The Sisters of at Garnet- ex- death, nev4r that if he permits long, why suggested Mercy Social one, is it that the lose roughly one out of for the of had been pect telephone or book wrote on the the faith. In and other parents permit every Apostleship hill, Glasgow, assigned com- Program fly gratitude, one, Prsyer by seven girls the panies or builders or others 16af of a book make a or there will be entering marriage is Pope is: by the priest to make up the re- any Editor: daily weekly sac- many. Where do 17 who service rifice and only or younger? lics of the Little Flower. One of or supply our schools to Madame Strauss this thought: at the end of the you draw the line? Either ear- That the Faithful success- Thanks for reporting the Latin may Irlshborn Sister to take less for their "These are three which mdnth send it to the Fa- Is all it is resist the influence of them, Columba, goods or American things Holy ly dating right or not. YOUR father fully harm- Bishops’ social pro- FURTHER, rea- whom services. ther. If it is ful literature in I knew, took one of the are never forgiven a person: 1. one cannot afford lizes that the mimrinnf, gram Mar. 17). We not, your years in We (Advocate, high relics to a Mrs. Dorans who are too much the favors he did 2. the evil to make concessions. school was expecting need that kind of us; any are of'the information, GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. J. M. highest import- of and from teachers. First he did 3. the evil which dying cancer, asked her they sub- us; we given succintly as in your paper. for $25.50. "Ecnlosed sidize the not you will to join in the novena that the schools by having to could do to him.” Paul Clau- find a More and more we see money order in thanks- now, del one Sisters were making for her re- accept sub-standard salaries; in of his dramas makes that the of to to St. the But then also bear Bishops large geo- official of giving God, Lucy, covery. on the eighth day of they the same an the state ask: areas are Ghost and St. Jude for in- burden as graphical getting to- Holy the novena the woman the rest of us con- "What favor can your dying by Majesty tentions granted.” gether and giving the leadership to ... to E.T.S. lapsed into a coma, and her tributing to the support of their render one who has done so to for $30.85. “This is the first check own parish schools. that Catholics need find their much?: physician told her family that The King answers: in the of I have ever written. The their mother way maze today’s con- amount would die on the fol- Human nature and the of “Only one—ingratitude!” cost specified was the But fusion of ideas. And Catholic lay cost of some lowing day. on the follow- living Extreme this being what they are, if though may Mrs. people are showing an increasing what laboratory equipment but I know day Dorans got we substandard seem, was the reaction ing better, pay salaries, of the of the It re- missions can more im- and there spirit apostolate. the world to Rive was no trace of the one of these days we’ll find the greatest favor our mains for all concerned mediate relief to mankind." . . . massive cancerous schools parties and it ever Dr. staffed num- gift received, the growth. by a large to N.B. for “I do without to get in the name of of $2. can surgeon at ber of together, gift Crucifixion? Gemmel, Glasgow sub-standard teachers Holding up this but Our to be united in mind $2, to some it may mean Western wrote (teachers who Lord, his scars, Our Lord can Infirmary, a de- do not have the say: Not the difference between life and the tailed and so that He can be in "With these RICH” account of the heart, was I wounded in diagnosis, qualifications to teach in the pub- death.” midst with only our a special the and of the disappearance of the lic schools). grace house of those who love Me.” Cut out this cancer. for our collective and thus Did He column, pin your It action, not also speak of the seems to me if we sacrifice want to we make the to it and address it to Another event would seem may hope to really tremendous to have a Catholic schools disproportion be- system to Fulton J. National contradict world better. tween the multitude Bishop Sheen, Mr. Herr’s assertion. assure the of the bless- proper education of Director, Society for the It concerns the ings He and Propa- conversion of our children in C. Saunders, S. M., grants the fewness a religious at- gation of the Bev. of the Faith, 366 Fifth Mr. Alexander Grant, min- Rocca di Papa. (Rome), Italy. thanks: "Where are the mosphere we will simply have Ave., New York 1, or to can afford ister of the United Free Church other nine?” your to pay what it costs. By “we” Bcftclcy! diocesan director: Bishop Martin Our MOST PEOPLE W. 31 Lady of say enough Stanton, Mulberry St., Few Newark prayers. ever give enough 2; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wil- liam 'Play' Guadalupe F. Louis, 24 DeGrasse St., Controversey Paterson. Editor: The Mar. 31 Advocate carried, Masses as Daily Praised it does weekly, a pictoral col- as But True,” M. WEEKDAYS 'Healthy' umn, “Strange by following V " J. Murray. In this particular col- _Th« church** bar* ut* Editor: % the state of the union ad- morning weekday Mtu: rivaling I find: “No has The umn picture pre- magnificent furor raised dresses from St P»trick'i Pro-C»th*dr«l. Wuhlnr high school fresh- served the true likeness of * Central Mary," Ay*., Newark. 13:15 over “The Play of the but Week," men, I do feel thaf at least a y!m The See has though of course it raises but Holy recognized one minority of school seniors Ay*., New. high the of Our of irk, 11:45 main the and apparitions Lady i.m. question, morality or students certainly college St. Bridget's. 404 more than 15 times. Plan* St.. Newark. immorality of the series as a should Guadalupe 12:10 occasionally venture out p.m.* was on has other It Dec. 12, 1531, that Our £'• whole, aspects which from the intellectual limbo ** Mulberry St., New they Blessed ark. 13:15 p.m. should not unmentioned. Lady gave to Juan Diego go These seem to reside in and offer a few St. Prancta 345 a self portrait which is still pre- Xavlar, Ablniton are of a comments the Ay*.. Newark. 11 aspects commendatory on status quo. I a.m. served in the Basilica in Mexico. nature to both The Advocate and realize SI. Mirr a Abbey Church, High that it will always be the St. If M. J. is still in near Springfield. to the various Murray doubt, Newark. 13:15 p.m. young people who minority who voice and form T# 4 m. their he could send 25 cents to Empress Bro* **• Bloom expressed views onthe sub- but when field, 11:30 a.m. opinion even the mi- * of P. 0. Box 7123, 800 •Siv; ject. is what then? America, Inc., St. Aedan's. Bergen Ave.. Jersey nority silent, City 1310 P.m. IHoly 13:10 El for more informa- dare: and The Advocate should be Paso, Tex., 3:30 First, We, as Catholic are p.m.) students, tion and certified for a reproduction A congratulated providing the provided with the finest back- St. Peter'*, Grand Van Vorat SU., Jersey City, of Our self 13:05 p.m. apace for the of ground which Lady’s portrait. airing healthy by to form 311 opin- Nativity, Prospect 6t.. Midland differences of opinion its ion. Our Lady of Guadalupe is oft- Park, 13 among And when we are provided noon. the readers. frankly, I think with the times spoken of as “That Mexi- Our Lady of Valley, Valley A Quite means to form opinion 3-Pc. Nassau SU.. Oranae. 10 Eucharistic Francti Sactlonol was a.m. the most criticism of far we have the can but what the telling corresponding saint,” pop- 70 duty St Michael's. Cross St. at Market Ratall Valua $973 too diocesan is that to our ulation of New York or Chi- St.. Paterson. 13 noon. many papers put education to use. When City ‘except Saturdays Prica or or Factory $$99 they have about as much life as this is done, as displayed in the cago Los Angeles any other when she in North Congress three-day-old pancakes. They recent issues of The Advocate, city appeared inches of valuable America in spend space the result can only be the great 1531? Ten Country Tour tallying' the results of parish experience of the clash of ideas Christopher Frey, drives and listing the cas- so for New Milford. bingo necessary the life of any Highlighted by the the latest ualties from parjsh journal of opinion. Of this we and then devote be spaghetti dinner may justly proud. It is Cath- Visit the 37th International all of three inches to letters to olicity with both and Eucharistic a capital Vocation Indulgence This* Congress which the editor. small “c.” will be held in Munich in A partial indulgence of 100 But when paper like The Ad- In to the 1960. Other a regard "Play" ques- religious days may be gained for each high- a forceful edi- tion wish vocate produces I to thank Miss Gatch- lights of this tour in- act of or special EVERYBODY charity piety perform- torial which for ell and Mr. CAN! page campaigns Doviak for their fine clude attendance at the Ob- ed for the intention of fostering Spring issuaa of both and in- support. To Mr. importance Merriman’s im- erammergan Passion vocations to the Play, the services of priesthood. Utilizes a list of "isms" I can held terest, pressive only only once every ten columnist such as Dan who say “so what?” Herr, It is a funda- years, and stops in Lourdes mind of the mental to my represents one concept of Catholic criti- and Rome. Included in the trends in Catholic cism / healthiest opin- that it is not the subject 42-day tour rate of $1,530.40 Naturally Berkeley furniture looks "rich." Because It Is . Catholic H. L. Menc- treated . , ion (the but the way in which it are hotel accommodations, In quality, workmqnship and materials. In everything but if such ,a combination Is is treated. Since CLOTHES FOR price ken, nothing new transportation, meals, sight- which . Is well within small You and and finally can fire its was added to the . . budgets. pay less possible), question of the seeing and the services of an get the best because each readers to the that of the Berkeley custom designs degree they morality "Play" as a THE CLERGY expert AAA tour conductor. elegantly up- of in then whole I can holstered piece furniture in their begin arguing print, you only gather that he Consult your local club travel right own workrooms. Each to have which lives wants more You" piece is crafted to a paper really only diversity of sub- "Factory counselor for full details. meticulously bring out the ultimate in beauty function of the Catholic and up to the ject matter. 1 think it's a fine perfection. Come in is . . see Summer . our magnificent collection of the formation of sound idea. Give them time. and press, bedroom dining room furniture from fine manufacturers And to the opinion. "Teenage Decency at the same modest ... prices as, our own. the fine when ad- Suits Yes, everybody can Second, spirit displayed Campaign,” they openly Lightweight afford TRAVEL DEPARTMENT luxury at You is certain- mit Berkeley. can, too. by my contemporaries are not interested in the they • WORSTEDS an encouraging sign. My gene- "classic ... mature or artistic ly NEW JERSEY AUTOMOBILE CLUB • ration (Mr. Pierce belongs to the ...” recognized standing of a TROPICALS is do "younger generation"—Ed.) play, not value 158 Clinton Avt, Newark 1, J. professional • MOHAIR N. not delinquent; we are simply opinions and are not interested in Borrow for Blgolow 2-1400 prematurely rump-sprung. We the professional rating given a Top Cooti & Raincoat! land Information bunch of fatcats who but consider their Please mo on are a lazy play own per- Home the Eucharlitlc Tour □ have about as much intellectual sonal opinions to be the ultimate Suit* Mad* To Ordtr Improvements retarded Neander- in curiosity as criticism, I can only say that Please send me Information on 114 WILLIAM Newark stifled bear remarkable from ST., are by conformism, they a resem- other European Tours. □ thals, EXPERT FITTING On, Bloch Below Street • One Block and abhor the thought of going balance to the 15th century re- High South of Courthouse FIDELITY To out on a limb on any subject former who also said: "We know UNION And if do inad- MANZI'S whatsoever. we we are working for God!" When TRUST COMPANY Address vertently stray out, the minute Savonarola was burning the books Tho Bank Thaf'i Strong for You 404 SO. I City Zone with what would have ORANGE AVE. —— anyone you been a great as OPEN EVES. • • approaches Till 9 SAT. Till 6 BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED* 10Y«. CONSRUCTION GUARANTEE * Ml 3 6703 looks like a saw, we scuttle back set. Keep up the fine work! NEWARK, N.J. M«nb«r FntMil Otpoul Imuranct Coipciation State _ In and no saw us. Gerald again hope one Pierce, MA 3-2100 I don't ask for pronouncements Morristown. THE 8 ADVOCATE April 21, 1960 'America' Article CCD In Cites Caldwell Mission It 's Pupils Compete Generosity NEW YORK - Caldwell Col- lege for Women ia commended For Doctrine Medal for its contribution to Sister-For-

The an Little Ones Who Lead mation in article in “Amer- NEWARK Public and high school students ica," national Jesuit weekly, for grammar Children in parochial schools Apr. 23. who attend parish religion courses conducted by the Con- lead every other in The article group sacri- is titled “The Edu- fraternity of Christian Doctrine will compete Apr. 30 for fice for the missions. caUon of In many for the Our Sisters," and writ- dioceses Society Propagation the Archbishop Boland Medal for excellence in Christian their sacrifices average ten by Rev. Neil G. McCluskey, Ddctrine. $5 in some schools each; as high of the Faith S.J., an associate editor of be selected as $25. “America." The Confraternity Religion Con- grade pupil are to Archdiocese of Newark: school students test will be held at 10 for the competition from each High generally Father McCluskey makes a a.m., Apr. Most. Rev. Martin average and stu- W. Stanton. of 30, in four centers of the Arch- CCD school. The selections will less, college S.T.D., Ph.D., LL D survey the accomplishments dents much less 31 Mulberry St., Newark N. J. diocese of Newark: be made the di- than high school 2, Phone MArket 2-2803 of various congregations of Sis- by parish priest students. Hours: 9 a.m.to 5 rector the school Daily, pan.; Saturday, 9 aauu to 12. ters in the U.S. in the field of Bergen County: St. Anastasia’s or principal. Catholic adults less Sister-Formation—a Teaneck Teaneck. The school examina- average Diocese of Paterson: movement School, Road, grammar than the of tion will be taken from the sixth- price a cocktail a Rt designed to intensify the spir- Essex Seton Rev. Msgr. William F. Loaia, J.C.D. County: Hall Sci- year to the Father for the and Holy 24 De Grasse Paterson N. itual, intellectual, profession- ence Building, South seventh-eighth grade syllabus, St, 1, J. Phone: 4-MM. Orange. of the Faith. ARmory al "School of Course." Propagation Hours: 9 training of Sisters. Hudson St. Anne’s Religion Daily, a.m.to 5 pan.; 9 County: Does the Saturday, a.m. to 12. The school examination Propagation of the that “The immediate 255 high Donations Observing School, Congress Faith to the the St., Jersey ! evoke a sense of duty Society for Propagation of the effect of the < Sister Formation City. will be taken from the three vol- Faith are tax the Holy Father? The trag- income deductible. umes of the St. Paul Series: ;to movement has been to bring the Union County: Immaculate edy of life is to be feel- different orders “The "The Command- “past of Sisters into Conception School, 425 Union Creed," The ing.” Joy of life is to be the closest kind of collabora- ments," and "The Sacraments." a church there for Elizabeth. 15,000 persons Ave., sensitive to the needs of the tion,” Father and four priests. Bishop Stanton McCluskey points whole Church, all missionary INAUGURAL PRESENTATION: out that: TWO AWARDS are to be made: “Actually, the area is Robert N. Caldwell, societies and all You overrun One to the winner in areas. with “The the Con- Serrans Aiding Protestant he At St. Paul's Dominican-conducted cannot but chapels," managing editor, Bayonne Times, is shown help all, you can accepting Caldwell for fraternity grammar school divi- writes. “But I have College Women in another proj- Bishop Stanton the first Ad Home Missions help him who helps all, the will make an Humanos Award of the Institute of Adult New sion; the other in the ect which is Jersey has worked closely high most important, and Holy Father. appeal on behalf of the school division. Society Education Our Mt. Carmel with the Sisters of St. in In addition, hon- CHICAGO Serra Internation- that is to enlarge the Lady parish, Bayonne. Joseph What Colegio for the Propagation of of you send to his Society of the the area. Some 45 of these orable mention awards will be al, an organization which Catolico Msgr. A. Sis- pro- Ingles San Jose. This on Anthony and for the of Faith Apr. 24 at St. Tralka, pastor institute presi- made in motes Propagation the Faith Paul’s, ters have been In the Caldwell each of the four coun- has school opened four vocations, presented years ago and Jersey dent, the award for goes to him, and he in turn for- City, Rt. Rev. Msgr. presents given distinguished serv- courses.” ties. . to Cardinal of Chi- is too small for the $12,000 Meyer wards already 500 Leo L. your sacrifices where they Mahoney, pastor. ice in the the and One eighth grade and one 12th to establish two memorial students enrolled. promotion of humanities fostering cago needed Stanton is are most. Bishop deeply vocation burßes in honor of the “For the church and the good In center school grateful citizenships. is Stanley F. Kosakowski, Plan to Msgr. and Marist Men late Cardinal Stritch of I would Mahoney Chicago. need about $50,000. I to dean of Austrian Need the other pastors of the the Institute. Church, School The from the perpe- am if could Abbeys proceeds wondering you help Archdiocese for their Show coopera- Variety tual burses will be used to edu- For Chilean Miners me toward that goal!" reaching tion in these Face Difficulties making appeals BAYONNE cate for work in the Amer- A variety revue priests Over 90% of the of the ‘ ’ Possible. CFA Families . men VIENNA Journey Baptises “Here We Go will be (NC) Austria’s ican missions. Cardinal Meyer is Diocese of Antofagasta, Again,” Chile, presented the famed ancient which Chancellor of the Catholic Church miners Obituary In by Marist Men’s monasteries, are and on the Missioner and Jeep whole, It Is Club saved this nation for the Church Extension is in trial a and wholesome May Crowning of 29-30 and which very poor. Francisco de The first run of anew to holy Bayonne, Apr. Society, Bishop missionary jeep were JERSEY CITY The at the time of the journey thonght to for the dead Cana 6-7 at the Theater of the home missions. Valenzuela wants build for make possible the first pray May Victory Reformation, charge Borja to Father and the visit of Burns, C.R., that be loosed Family Action groups of St. Ave. C and 26th St. today face serious difficulties. a they may from priest in more than seven their will Paul the fact that sins. We recommend to Joseph’s parish participate is chair- Despite nearly 90% months to Palca in Bolivia. This Flaherty general the in a ceremony of coronation of assisted of the Austrian Cath- took prayers of our readers the man by Vincent Galdon. people are B ROWN I IMG place Palm a Sunday year Our 7. olics, vocations the .repose of the souls of the fol- Lady, May Robert Paradine is and to religious FIFTH AV/EMUE ago. producer Members and their children director. priesthood are few. Asa result lowing who have de- Brother Hugh Arthur is Palca is 30 miles over hard recently parted will assist at 8 after moderator. the monasteries and are this life: a.m. Mass, DeMaria Is abbeys terrain from the San Miguel Mis- Anthony which will form staffed and Marie A. they a procession of the and Jo- inadequately are un- sion in Calocoto. The Wojtycha president group, 'll jeep, carry- John in the school for the able to go the T. Gorman of chair- on performing re- Father Bums and Father crowning seph Cummings, publicity ing Our and Lady’s statue by Bernadette man. ligious cultural work that Vincente, a Salesian skid- * priest, made them famous. CORRECT W Hoy. A dress rehearsal for children CLOTHING ded, slipped and plunged along, the At the. conditions procession toured the will be given at 3 p.m., 24. same time, FREE into mud holes and de- village. Apr. sinking in the FOR FIRST country particularly the touring rock formations. “Fortunately, we found on our Irish Counties Hold shortage of diocesan m way home, that the had priests -r- Two miles from Palca the duo sun dried St. John's Alumni -force the understaffed some of the stretches Play Competition religious r. discovered that a swollen stream muddy dur- Communion communities POSTAGE Holy the day NEW YORK To Fete to engage in exten- had washed out the ing and the was In bridge. How- trip conjunction Jerseyan sive accomplished with the parish work. whan 28th annual . . . lava matt ever, an Indian boy guided them safely. Still, the Feis of the BROOKLYN—Dr. John you by Syman- The of for at Mohawkl Wa day proved- a United Irish necessity caring pay poatag* and Confirmation over a donkey memorable bap- Counties Association ski of Passaic par- path for seven will be among 10 tism for of New ishes, which to some extent dis- both way*. i.i /aV miles new and anew a one-act drama i'/i't:' •, to their destination. The jeep York, graduates of the class of 1910 of vocations will be courages to the reli- Handsome, white Wilts eminently suitable welcomed them with missionary.” competition held at 7 St. John’s who tatMt . people open University will be gious puts fee these Archbishop Abel I. p.m., May 22, in St. John’s Au- honored priesthood, a severe Important occasions. Tailored by arms. Antezana, on the 50th Dividend anniversary strain the financial “The C.M.F., of La Paz, sends his ditorium, 11 W. 30th St. on as well as 31* Palm leach ceremonies were of their graduation. to our exacting specifications. per- personnel 1 thanks to U.S. Catholics for Drama resources of the formed In the best Bolivian their groups interested in the The celebration mon- tra- will be held at his competition—one-act asteries. The WfiwdiJ4 fhm y—rly writes Father help mission territories, Celtic the strain, moreover, dition,“ Bums. "A play university campus on Siza*: Apr. 21, comes of the • to 12 / where the faith “has dim —may write to the Feis commit- on top recent losses SAVINGS 19.95 organ, vases of live grown when the alumni association holds INSUKB) TO $lO,OOO primitive suffered because and weak.” He is tee, 326 W. 48th New of the nari and and of St., York. its 79th annual paper flowers, scores can- particularly banquet. SI or mora itarti an account Alio available In Huskies thankful communist occupations. 11. M dles and the that is village choir and help coming now Juat mall chock. By return malt "when atheistic communism is band accented the special nature you win ncalv* account book inroads of the day. making among the flock of the Week and troo poatog* •nvtlopo. “In given to our care." the procession after Mass J. Sunday, Apr. 24 First Sun- visit to Stanley 756 BROAD SlRtll £ CIINION ST NIWARK was a she was statue of Christ placed on Avignon instru- day after Easter (Low Sunday). mental in 'IN Ml’NiSt'AY (I) l S |’M SMUftOAY III; t- PV a donkey, ‘saddled’ with the al- Father McGuinness bringing about the re- * CHURCh GOOP> * H St. Fldelis MOHAWK of Sigmaringcn, Mar- turn of Pope tar cloth. To the music of sing- Gregory XI to tyr. He was Mark Rey, a native U 6 ,• r BAVINOS and LoanAm. bell Discusses Blind Teens Rome, and served as ing, ringing and fire works, counselor of who to m; ’i n»>v( j 40 Commaica SL. Nawaxk NEWARK Rev. Richard M. Sigmaringen, Germany, Pope Urban VI. She died in m 2, N. J. practiced law and became known and McGuinness, director of the Mt. 1380, was canonized in 1461. as “the Advocate Carmel Guild of the Poor.” Center for the In 1612 he joined the Capuchins Blind, was a member of a panel and noted Starts Fund was for his preachings Drive on problems of blind teenagers PUTTING HIS FAITH against the Calvinists in Switzer- For AND HOPE bills held Apr. 19 under auspices of Lublin University land. On Apr. one Paying the 24, 1622, after WARSAW In the /’ Industrial (RNS) benefactor! of Home for the An appeal tho Cathollo Near Eaat Welfare Asaocle- of his he East sermons, was fatally for funds to Uon. Father Blind, Williston, L. I. help maintain the Joeeph El Maarl, paator of the Cathollo la stabbed by fanatics. Church Other University of Lublin a panelists were staff Beni Suef in Erypt, haa written to is breeze..* Apr. 25 St. only st members of the Monday, Mark, Catholic of aak financial home, and of the institution & for help. The walla ot the Said higher New York Evangelist.' to have in Institute for the Edu- learning communist Poland—- Me Church have fallen down and hie been converted St. cation by Peter, made of the Blind. The discus- was by Tygodnik Powsze- people have been left without whom he afterward a sion accompanied chny, Catholic place to +9 was attended by 150 parents weekly in Cracow worthip. Fortunately at the to Rome as and inter- of blind secretary Addressed to the time of the youths from the Polish faith- dleaater, elnee there waa Long preter. Believed to have founded Island ful and to Catholic Poles ao in the area. one Church, nobody waa in* the Church in he living Alexandria, was the lured. abroad, was made The Church ie a total arrested there appeal now because of his in THROUGH THE the wake of the im- it would be more men recent ahamblea—perhapa Mass, Faith and died in in 68. prison position of correct in the sacrifice and heavy taxes on the to aay that there la no Church. participate Apr. 26 SS. Tuesday, Cletus universities merits of by the Polish author- Father El Maarl haa five hundred Christ, adore God, and Marcellbius, Pope-Martyrs. ities. thank Tit Falirri parishioners who are too to raise Him, make reparation for Hdj Mushm Aid poor A Roman patrician, also known Tygodnik the necessary with a sin, and for Powszechny said that lit money to re-build. Be- petition blessings. as St. Cletus fir OrimuiChard Anacletus, was the till now up the largest contribu- cause the land la already owned by third and ruled from 76 Pope to tions toward the the parish the total cost of support of the erecting anew Church will be 88. St. Marcellinus, a Roman, $4,000. Would university have come from the you find it possible to help these Cathollca of became in 296 Pope and was the United E*ypt to have anew Church? FIRST NATIONAL States the for the through martyred Faith in 304. Association of Friends of the Apr. Wednesday, 27 St. Pet- Catholic THE SOUL University of Lublin OF EVERY CHILD RECEIVING FIRST HOLY er Confessor-Doctor. Canisius, He headed by COMMUNION IS Msgr. Martin J. Lip- SPIRITUALLY "PERFECTLY DRESSED" IN “Personalized” was a German and one of the pastor of St. SANCTIFYING GRACE NO MONEY inski, CAN BUY THIS first of St. Ignatius lledwig's companions church in Trenton. PERFECT ATTIRE FOR v**sl THE SOUL. MONEY. HOWEVER, the in Society of Jesus. He was CAN BUY A PLEASING ATTIRE FOR THE CHILD’S BODY renowned for his work in Ger- —slo WILL OUTFIT Special Checking Start from the bottom A CHILD PROPERLY FOR FIRST many and played a prominent DOLLARS COMMUNION. part at the Council of Trent. He or »p ... with now cor- died in Switzerland in 1597. The Congregation SENSE? of the ROSARY whose Account! Thursday, Apr. 28 St. Paul SISTERS, mother- poto from BREHM'S. house la In Th* Jerusalem, Jordan, is a Religious of the Cross. Confessor. •y* physician offers! Community whose An Ital- members are all Arabs. Founded the of less than ian nobleman, he founded the knowledge value a century hich ago by two Palestinian Arab Broadloom* Passionist Congregation under cannot be with last- computed this ? .5 women, group of dedicated religious guidance of Benedict XIII. dollar* or beaut; Pope i cents. has flourished ing amusingly since Us founda- He died in 1775. Honeit value And with KEEGAN the prlcea tion. SISTER FLORENCE and SISTER Friday, Apr. 29 St. Peter of uild who renders ELISE are two Arab who Optician girls have en- Verona, Martyr. The son of heret- service tered this community to devote There’s like the convenience and ical complete eye care their nothing economy Vlalt parents, he received the our NEW RUO Is Uves to teaching and nursing In tat unsurpassed. You their na- of habit of the Dominicans from paying bills check and mail. You save SELECTOR ROOM St. Uve land. $3OO will your by by un't support one of them Dominic. He devoted gamble. ■how his life to during the time time, household and room open Tuea. of their training for the simplify your bookkeeping, the Take Religious Ufa. conversion of the our advice, consult and Thura. till 0. Cathari, establish permanent records. It takes then accounting into the north of >ur eye physician for all swarming Among American boys and girls the number of vocations to a few minutes to “Personalized” of Italy. to just open your Plenty parking conditions. the Missions Increases For every year. centuries European boys Saturday, Apr. 30 St. Cath- Account at First National! and girls have been Special Checking erine SHOULD YOU NEED offering their lives to of Siena, . Born in the Missions. Wherever 1347 in ’LASSES American and Siena, Tuscany, she join- COME TO US European priests and sisters are stationed ed the Dominican nuns at the In Mission ff No minimum balance required lands, however, It is their con- age of lfe. She was with gifted stant effort to foster native vocations. the stigmata and was tireless • in BOUCHRA Check books free—no advance and ABADIR are two payment her work for the By her boys poor. who are preparing for the priesthood In Egypt. • Only 10c per check—pay as you use them $6OO Is the cost of the education for 333 North Board Street each one of them. Small The • monthly maintenance fee Elizabeth, N. J. Optician We Have LEPER HOSPITALS NEED HAISEY STREET FUNDS TO BE STAFFED AND FLanders 1-1000 I 97 • Free, name engraved check holder—name MAINTAINED. Expert Cleaning and EWARK, N J Ml 2-3171 The and address on checks, if desired Repairing Too Biggest A a Mass, special gift to a a donation to Missionary, help a Refugee, given In honor of Mother! your Certainly this will Selection of MOMMY!... please her If she Is living and MOMMY!.., bring blessings to her and to you. 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SIND lOH Youi lire lech list CATHOLIC NEAR EAST Jersey City, Hoboken, West New York, Harrison and Kearny up check WELFARE ASSOCIATION Mil Heidqiiaileis, Dill Ili/ebelh, N I Parking Charges Refunded lulu Slilll. 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. Tale of Two Mission Nuns Links Jersey With Jungle

to to the By Anne Mae Buckley Bougainville, village hours off—because her mission of Tearuki where she NEWARK—There is a jungle was mis- schedule is often rougher. sioned for hospital ui\der the palm treea 8-1/2 years. And the white “WE RECENTLY had in Bougainville where dark- among clad nuns she our will rejoin there will first graduation from the school skinned practical nurses with be New of bare feet care for babies in Jersey’s second claim on Bou- nursing,” Sister Mary Leo Sister reported “All improvised cribs that look like gainville: Mary Helena, happily. seven in S.M.S.M., the former Patricia the class the orange crates, under the watch- passed govern- Mahoney of Elizabeth. Sister ment examinations. Our second ful eye of a white clad . Helena, class started with stud- The jungle hospital has strong a nurse, recently made just 11 her final vows as ents.” ties with New Jersey. a Marist Missionary Sister in the The white clad nun would be chapel The nursing school, staffed at Tearuki. Sister Mary Leo, S.M.S.M. Ac- by Sister Mary Leo and some Sister she from Mary Leo administers of the other Marist tually, has been away 12 Sisters, her three hospitals on jungle hospital for several Bougainville: all of whom are nurses, was one for natives, one for Euro- one months now; she has been in step she took toward mech- and one for New Jersey, on duty first in peans, Marist anizing all available forces in priests. Since she is sometimes the St. Mary’s Hospital, Hoboken, fight for native health on the doctor and most recently at Margaret only on the island Bougainville. (one government doctor is as- Hague Maternity Hospital, Jer- The training of infant and signed for certain but sey City. periods, maternal welfare technicians Sister sometimes weeks be- Mary Leo is a doctor, elapse and of a force of “doctor boys” the resident and tween her work only perma- assignments), were other steps. extends nent doctor beyond the Marist mis- on Bougainville. “The doctor boys, who are sion establishment. There 50,000 in the area are what you would call orderlies, In addition she directs she serves. Her New Jersey 14 are out very maternal working well,” stint was her welfare stations, and designed to give Sister Mary Leo said. the island’s first school “They added in modern- of nurs- experience are very dependable, and one which she founded THE JUNGLE: Sister equipped at St. ing, three is Mary Helena, the former Patricia hospitals: even capable of giving anes- IN Mahoney of Elizabeth ago. Mary’s she concentrated on years thesia for IN is shown with two friends and a small major surgery. NEW JERSEY: Sister leave patient in Bougainville where she a She had little Mary Leo, a doctor on is nurse surgery and at difficulty ad- in the Margaret Hague “But the big drawback is from the Sisters’ hospital. to the Marist Hospital in Bougainville, admires a Recently she made her on obstetrics. justing rigorous sched- Marist Missionary final vows in the their susceptibility to wander- ule for doctors at Margaret baby at Margaret Hague Hospital, where congregation. lust. ‘Me like walk about,’ a Jersey City, IN AUGUST she will return hours on Hague—24 duty, 24 has on doctor boy will announce one she been temporary duty. day in the pidgin English which "The mother-to-be comes shalled the natives Into work is widely used there. And sud- a A now”—and she on and Look at alone, Is force her arrival with John Some denly he will be gone.” hop- Pope , ing' to the her huts Sights Rome gradually regulate they salvaged of quonset

THE INFANT ■ MATERNAL By Joe Thomas Generally, the crowds matter further. and other materials from an respect pected to have a of variety once worked at the Newark stant just-swept look. technicians his wishes have become so abandoned air base to build ROME What follow* ii not so much so that opinions on what impressed News, the Passion twice ON HER RETURN Sister sang There is a for proficient in that it the a ".story” but a collection of when an enthusiastic soul is them mania, too, midwifery hospital from the plans she most. For myself, I on Palm Sunday. He owes his is difficult Mary Leo hopes to place one carried and with statuary. Romans, it seems, only a delivery herself drew. impressions gained during a away gives out found tours of the excavations vocation to the late John which of the Marist nurses in charge “Viva Msgr. can’t build a without Sister A native of Sla- week’* In Rome. a el the ensuing under St. Peter’s and thing requires Mary Jay, Maine, itay Papa” SS. John L. of Seton Hall, of the and with McNulty al- Leo’s attention. “And nursing school, ter Leo For “shhhss” others resound throwing up new statues all compli- Mary was graduated a Catholic, of course, no by and Paul and a visit to the the though Msgr. McNulty never cated deliveries maternity section taken the over the place and are rare on the in 1950 from Marquette Univer- to Rome would be com- throughout basilica like the catacombs of St. Sebastian the preserving trip knew him personally. care she to throw all of ancient rock she notes. of, plans School of Mil- without audience with surf on a distant shore. every piece un- island,” sity Medicine, plete an most interesting. . Father Damian her into what was attend- “In 9 out of native energies curing and While the Father I uncovered in the building pro- fact, 10 waukee, served part of her the Holy Father. Holy also was deeply she describes impressed by ing an evening class at Seton as “our greatest cess. deliveries are accomplished interneship at St. I hid the rare of discourages noisy displays at the numbers and devoutness of Hall Mary’s Hosp- privilege when without anesthesia scourge”—tuberculosis. his Msgr. McNulty While the is natural Hoboken. the Father three he is not the thousands of German city outwardly, ital, aeeing Holy on general audience, stopped him in the corridor and pil- I the childbirth," she adds. This she “Ninety per cent of the popu- occasions; he so emphatic about it. the in clean, gained impression First, when ap- Still, grims Rome for Holy Week. asked: FOR HER EXPERIENCES casually “Young man, attributes to the fact that the lation is tubercular,” she said. of that the moral life left some- peared in his window above St. gentle singing religious They were in evidence have every- you ever thought of be- natives are such "I have in the two New Jersey hospi- thing to be desired. Communist simple, re- already begun working Peter’* on Palm hymns has been introduced as and Square Sunday where, were inter- a tals she is always coming priest?” He hadn’t, laxed untouched the on it. BCG vaccine has been enthusiastically book stalls are far from people, by to bless the crowd sec- ■.preparation to the audiences ested being below; and. respectful. Later I but he and now he is. tensions of to all the and grateful. She admits there’ll be did, . . modern in given children, his and this has emotion with- a rprity, “girlie,” sex and living ond, at weekly Wednesday kept learned that Rome is consid- need to to the to Father other parts of the world. they will be rechecked and so readjust some- in bounds. According Hunt, scandal publications are on afternoon audience in Actually, I found ered the "German times general Riviera," American never on. primitive, often impro- theologians and sale and “They get ulcers," Sis- St. Peter’s and third myself embarrassed by the that everywhere, prosti- Basilica, po- German Catholics pour into vised facilities of her scholars have not yet built ter Mary Leo laughs, “though “But so far the TB hospital lite up tutes openly approach the tour- program as he presided at the Holy applause given him, feeling the city in large numbers the on after too they may give them . Their has been Bougainville, the lux- great a in the ist. . . on an that either a a reputation . . out-patient Thursday rites in the Basilica rousing roar or year of long. . . is do ury working in splendidly Church abroad. However, there philosophy never today basis only. I want badly to of St. John Lateran, his cathe- pin-drop silence would have One of the scenes that AMONG THOSE I visited in what can be put off until equipped U.S. hospitals. But are exceptions, and he to- build a ward for the treatment dral of Rome. been more appropriate. specifi- aS Bishop touched about this too, Sister Mary Leo me most was the rev- cally mentioned Msgr. George Rome was Msgr. James I. morrow. But they are thorough- of TB patients. How much I use the word loose- DESPITE is and "seeing” HIS successful ef- erent fervor W. of-the Dallas and lovable would need? philosophical optimistic. displayed by sev- Shea, moral at Tucek, a priest ly delightful peo- I Five thousand On the first occasion the theologian “When ly. forts to tone down the demon- eral thousand Diocese and head you don’t have the French young- Immaculate Conception Sem- of the Rome ple.” dollars.” Holy Father was so far she don’t away strations, there is no evidence sters on a national bureau of the NCWC facilities,’’ says, “you youth pil- inary; Msgr. John J. Dougher- News that only a ILLUSTRATING the natives’ SISTER on and don’t general Impression that John dislikes his grimage. I saw them Service. His work has boosted MARY LEO Is a rely them, you Pope at St. Pe- ty, noted Biblical authority, and of his effect the to exasperate, the Sis- with for them. You God on impatient appearances. On the ter's in Rev. the of the American capacity lean, wiry person, a deep long rely on public Basilica, filing eight B. prestige crowd he Juniper Carol, 0.F.M., ter-doctor remarked: “Our and There horn-blowing made he beamed abreast Catholic na- bronze tan, who gives the mani- nature. U a special contrary, approv- until they and the hun- Mariological theologian at St. press at the Vatican his an hour later tive hospital, for ac- fold Providence for appearance as the name of each dred example, impression of vivacity, ef- you..” ingly group or so and nuns Pater- tremendously. At the risk of priests Monastery, commodates about than usual was in 100 and all possible. attendance was them had filled those the from under patients, ficiency, courage, wit, read;.then, accompanying son, among whose works knocking props (Those who saw the event on plus their relatives. Oh the at once in the first THROUGH THE with the he the entire front that I yes, moments Mass, men preliminaries over,' portion of the are recognized and prestige, must pass on a Dave quoted by family comes and Garroway’s “Today’’ TV into always too, when you meet her. It is easy participate In the sacrifice and launched an animated talk. huge basilica. It took them other Church scholars. story that he told me. show had . . stays for the duration of treat- believe actually a better Seated his chair about 20 to the reports of others merits of Christ, adore God, in in the cen- minutes to make their It seems that during the con- view of than ment. If the is a three- about her thank things I.) ter of St he leaned ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS clave patient accomplishments on Him, make reparation tor Peter’s, entrance, all the while softly at which Pope John was on months-old he will be ac- And Holy Thursday, while of was a tour of baby, Bougainville: that she mar- sin, and for forward, looking like a wise old singing a beautiful but uniden- my trip the elected, Msgr. Tucek received petition blessings.;' companied by his parents, I was close to the Holy grandfather magnificent $5 million plant of enough in the tifiable (to an urgent cahle from an Amer- delighting me) religious brothers and Father the American sisters, godpar- when he arrived, I got size of his hymn. North College in ican editor. Was Cardinal large family which . . Aga- ents, grandparents, and others. but a of where one momentary glimpse had gathered to be advised I was to learn that Rome, of the altars gianian’s wife attending the by surprised "It is not Sister him before he donated unusual,” was completely the acknowledged family patri- Lenten regulations have been was by Archbishop conclave with him, the editor Leo said drily, “to find one of hidden the mass of in Boland, an alumnus. A by people arch. almost all per- wanted to know.' abrogated throughout the visitors in the bed and the the basilica. sonal tribute to its And “advise" is what he did, of Europe and that in this re- rector, Even the Cardinal is under it." Sister Leo TheAdvocate though patient Archbishop Martin J. adopting a friendly, knowing spect and in other Vatican in- O’Connor, an Eastern Rite THAT prelate, the has to abolish the GLIMPSE, however, and the American it is managed way in which his constant- novations America is con- people, of the was to confirm absurdity question al- custom in cases April 21, 1960 enough reports with semina- maternity 9 ly moving and sidered regarded envy by most demanded absurd that the 78-year-old Pontiff dis- gesticulating ultra-conservative.., an an- his rians At least hands, tapping left and throughout Italy. So Tucek courages the outbursts the foot, swer. Msgr. shot by MY GUIDES during' the visit two seminarians are his and side-to- constantly Roman crowds back-and-fro back: “Tailors in Rome which were so Rev. are side added the were Robert Hunt, a New- assigned to take visitora body movements now making ‘His Holiness’ and enthusiastically encouraged by ark the touch to his off-the-cuff priest ending post-graduate through proper buildings. ‘Her Holiness’ towels in his predecessor, Pope Pius XU. case remarks. theology studies at'the North A spirited softball game was Cardinal should After raising his hand in bless- be elected American and Rev. in College, progress while I was there . John would his BEYOND Pope.” . . ing, Pope bring AGREEING that Damian of South a Towey, C.P., and I learned that the semi- his finger to lips in a univer- meeting with the is Holy Father Orange, who studying for a narians ALTHOUGH I WAS fascinat- are given plentiful op- sally recognized plea for si- il the of to canon law ed with Rome —and thankful highlight a trip degree. portunities for recreation. An lence. Catholics Rome, could be ex- Father Damian, with whom I to from a Roman trolley interesting aspect of seminary escape life is the fact that the students ride with my skin intact there With Humble Pride are required to take three was one major letdown. I saddened to find that weekly walks about Rome to was St. Peter’s Basilica isn’t learn as much about the Eter- even to nal as can immune the scratchings of . City they . . Silliness in Politics those witless persons whose ROME ITSELF is a most in- education stopped when they Herr One By Dan sters and just plain busybodies, everyone of teresting city. of the first learning how to scrawl their whom and talking about why the things to strike a lt'« going to be a long hard dimmer—there kept writing visitor, es- own name.

Wisconsin was not pecially one accustomed to the I noted la no doubt about it. The “Catholic-for-President” primary important, not really Thankfully, that none worth a second litter and dirt of New York and farce hai already progressed beyond the state of thought by anyone, was surely of the names appeared to be New and the conventions still months good for a mild chuckle. Jersey is its con- American. pausea are away. streets, If the Wisconsin travesty is Indication the Even better was the dilemma the choose any experts put a will be coming spectacle more ludicrous than even Kennedy in. If a majority of Catholics voted for the worst pessimist could have him, Catholics were injecting religion into the 1960 FRANCISCAN predicted. campaign and non-Catholics throughout the land PILGRIMAGES 1960 After much deliberation, I would resent it and show their resentment at Boston & New England [have concluded that there are the If Catholics didn't vote tor him in polls. force, Weekends bank three courses he would be in worse even its only open to those shape because his by who would maintain “own had for him. their san- people" no use April 29—May 1 while the ity rest of the country And did you notice, too, that before the May 13—May 15 48 indulges in a nonsense binge, polls had closed, the knew how experts just June 3—June 5 land in usual Catholics my public-service many had voted and how—"facts" fashion, I offer you choice. which since have been the Visit the beautiful Shrine of your ever subject of pro- OUR LADY OF LA SALETTE in found analysis in the papers and on the air- Ipswich, Mass.; ST. ANTHONY’S SHRINE and historic THE SIMPLEST places remedy, the of interest in and around waves, although balloting, as far as I Boston; the unforgettable FRANCIS- 'and certainly the preferred, is know, was secret and the CAN COLLEGE AND CLERICS political polls, in Rye Beach, N. H. EXPERIENCE to go away. Leaving the country for six months source of the “facts," to my mind have yet will not you a much needed and de- only give to be but proved anything a farce, and a served vacation—you will be the first to admit CALLICOON MAY Bth miserable one at'that. $lO. that have been hard—but you working too should 1 to in beautiful day trip our seminary Sullivan N. Y. educational. will County, prove Also, you return with re- SO MAYBE YOU don't (eel or funny political Transportation, Holy Mass, Benediction, 2 meals, tax, etc. in- newed vigor ready to take full advantage of the humor is not your o( Irish cluded in families cup coffee. My final reservations limited. situation a elected. serving should Catholic be We will ia course, then, positive action—seize the bull by have a big on our hands, you know, the fish or cut job merging horns, bait, fight fire with fire. In CANADA Beginning the week of June 13 and Church and and other state suppressing non-Catholics, words, don’t be a political wallflotvcr par- every week thereafter until the it would be well for the For the 148 National so to prepare struggle by ticipate fully in the and do Six Day Trips past years State's haa campaign your part middle of September. Leave N.Y.C. principal purpose getting a rest. for good long your country. Just how all this can beat be been to bring Essex families ever moreconvenient and $95. in June Monday morning and return the County the is I leave Choosing right place extremely impor- accomplished to your own malicious im- useful services- $lO5. in following Saturday evening. Visit savings accounts, Handi-Check or regular tant, of course; ideally an otherwise uninhabited aginations. July Montreal, Quebec checking accounts, Ste. Anne de personal loans, safe trust few savage natives wouldn't 1 City, deposit boxes, island—oh, a hurt, I think you might well & Aug. start by and Our of the St. and with designing Beaupre, Lady Cape, services, many more. suppose—unencumbered television, radio, distributing buttons canpaign for your friends aud $lOO. in Joseph's etc. J.B.M. machines and would be the Sept. Oratory, poll-takers fellow workers. Today there are 22 located Among possible slogans are: conveniently National State spot for that no not even a you provided ship, “Yes, I favor an ambassador offices to the Vatican ” banking helpingmake thousands of homes and a than once CALIFORNIA—2 businesses row-boat, makes it port-of-call oftener “Let’s put the ” Trips—23 Each, $595. Pope in the White House "Watt Days the six months. such island throughout County more prosperous and more secure. every Finding an may until we’re N.Y.C. 24 and Oct. 22—Travel in DeLuxe running things,” “Close the Leaving Sept. buses small but Crater did public present a problem Judge it, "You can't do the northern route to the old missions schools,’’ that! It’s against Canon along on the west so can’t you? Law’’—well coast. Return is via the southern why you get the idea. east route from the Grand the Blue Ridge Mts. When >ou have exhausted Canyon to of Virginia. HOWEVER, IF YOU are saddled with an un- all the poten- tials of that gambit imaginative if the soul of you might try employer, your spouse calling on jfeh has breath of In it your non-Cathollc and D. The no longer even a romance or neighbors confiding in Washington, C.—s4o. National Shrino of ESTABLISHED 1117 them that, if you just can't face the without the of acting on secret orders from the day help Our June 3-5 hierarchy, you have to obtain Lady—on Weekend Don McNeill and his Breakfast Club, then perhaps at least 10 votes NATIONAL STATE BANK for a Catholic candidate or my second suggestion will prove more appealing. you can’t be al- OF lowed PRICE NEWARK to sell tickets for the next church OF ALL PILGRIMAGES INCLUDES; Why not treat the whole sorry mess as one big party. • Transportation, hotel Irvington • Millburn-Short With of humor, There are endless accommodations, meals, Orange Hills joke? a well-functioning sense you possibilities in this approach sightsee- could view the the best and I leave it to your ing, gratuities and all taxes. West Essex-Caldwel! antics in prospect as en- good judgment to find them tertainment it has ever been your to Keep in the privilege mind, however, basic rule for action: Member Federal A FRANCISCAN is Depoeit Ineurance Corporation at. 1 can't there will be event Think of the most idiotic accusation FATHER on all guffaw promise any and double Chaplain Pilgrimages. as Richard Nixon it. The results should All proceeds for the benefit of St. Franciscan quite rib-tickling as and his prove interesting. Joseph’s

puppy, but my is that even that if Callicoon, N. Y. Checkers, guess Finally, you are an Seminary, ingrate and don't ap- high mark be may topped. preciate any of Our free folder gives more complete details. my suggestions you can always I trust you were find of mind able to your quota of peace the Write or PE 6-4685 get by adopting “Yes, 1 am a telephone laughs from the Wisconsin inun- Catholic, BUT " primaries. The ... policy. This policy will win Franciscan Family Circle dation of that little .old state you friends and put in poor by an unprece- you the company of a se- 125 W. 31 Street, N. Y. 1 N. Y. dented lect circle erew of columnists, commentators, poll- of auperior Catholics. 10 THE ADVOCATE April 21, 1960

HACKETTSTOWN, CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA Pope John XXIII Spoke to You in Rome NEW JERSEY FOR ROYS June often. for H«.lth By Dwyer more “Beloved children, it is of Th« belt you »r. looking In up falling into the abyss [pit]." John XXIII talked *lt. Sanitation Supervision Recreation You were in Rome last week Pope to to you and to your beautiful THESE ARE the that POOL and the Father talked the children in the great Hall movement to prevent things MAMMOUTH SWIMMING Holy to on your John said to when of Benedictions in the Vatican. the Pope you Ball Field you. Perhaps you weren’t there part world from be- Opan Air Theatr. Roller Skating Rink Y«»t were in Rome last Pioneering Home Cooking and Bakery in He called them —and into you week. person but a group of little you ing plunged darkness. You He also told MID-APRIL ON the Euchar- you to keep giv- INSPECTION INVITED FROM children from France were “apostles through are little that burn on lamps Rates: lit Rate $llO ist.” ing good example to adults by Weekly Season there for you. the altar reminding those who Bookings for 2-4-4-1 Weeks—Season from July 1, to August 17—Agos 4-14 Communion often. There The Pope is afraid that many* receiving were 3,000 of them are distracted, disappointed or For Information and Direction* Consult have what the You, the little children, are so and had come to Rome people forgotten who have wandered from the they NEW YORK OFFICE: Rt. Rev Msgr. John J. Mcßvoy Eucharist close to God that you must as members of is that it great and Murray Hill S-4704 a great Euchar- Holy comforting truth of 107 East 33rd St., New York 14, N. Y. Tol i lead those who have old- means Christ is present, the grown istic movement to celebrate the really presence of Christ in His and in that Host. er. 50th of the decree Body Blood, Church and in the world: of anniversary John He is afraid that have Pope closed by telling by which made people the whole Christ, His body, the French children forgotten the strength they can —and you it possible for children to re- blood, soul and divinity, the find in the sacrament and that to return to their homes and ceive Holy Communion. This spiritual food of our souls and tell their that they are not it as companions CAMP DON BOSCO decree, known as “Quam Sin- receiving of our bodies, the sure com- “we Rome, often as they should. saw we prayed at gular!,” also encouraged ev- panion of our road, token of the tombs of the Apostles and NEWTON, NEW JERSEY eryone to receive Holy Com- the glory that' awaits us in POPE JOHN said: “When blessed the Vicar heaven. we were by munion more often. - to AUG. 14 of 7 WEEKS JUNE 26 Eucharistic fervor lessens or is Jesus Christ.” “Comforted with the pres- • When receive Horses - - THE FRENCH children were extinguished [put out], men you Holy Com- Swimming Booting Fishing ence of Christ we have noth- withdraw from munion that in Rome to say thank you to Christ, and it you can say you Riding At No Extra Cost to Him ev- blessed God for them to re- very difficult for men then ing fear; taught by were by Christ Him- allowing is. the is fully supervised by ceive Jesus in the Host. to understand one another: love erything clear; guided by self. They SALESIANS OF ST. DON BOSCO that cold the be were also there to pray grows and sin invades Him, though way may

Week ■ Soason 0-14 others would receive Jesus minds and hearts do not run the risk St. Vincent's Exhibit $3O $2OO Boys ... rough, we for Booklet Set for Canada Write Free

MONTCLAIR St. Vincent’s will Hospital be represented at THE IDEAL the Second World Congress of CAMP FOR CATHOLIC BOYS BOYS 6 Anesthesiologists, to be held in to 14 Toronto, Sept. 4-10. College campus... 1,000 acres A scientific exhibit, prepared .., all sports, water-skiing.. e£A by Dr. Irving M. head including - Srs Riffin, SHOW ME HOW: A Kenneth Potavin, wants to Indian Lore of St. Vincent’s anesthesiology learn Elaborate program... how to a grow plant like the one in the department, to present the .find- picture which . experience! brother coutvi won his ings of research work at St. Vin- big brother, seiorsfrom Thomas, a prize in the Inter- CAMP La Salcttc order. | cent’s, has been ' accepted. national Flower Show. All inclusive fee $5OO. E” 1 3 LEVENTH NEW HAMPSHIRE The Class With the Green Thumb Write: Rev. Campbell, Dir. ■ Camp Pius Eleventh, Enfield, N H.

The RIDGEFIELD Ridge- entries were included in the 10 fourth for the class ter- field Garden Club prize sponsored best of the entire a show which rarium. program for sixth grade chil- were sent to the International The club numbers about CAMP ST. BENEDICT dren which resulted in 19 the St. Flower Show at the Coliseum members now Matthew’s including mem- boys and girls win- in New York. On New NEW JERSEY - MILES FROM NEWARK Jersey bers who boast four ribbons NEWTON, 50 ning 42 two prizes, including the St. Matthew’s from Day plants the flower show. Now For 7-15 Jon• 27 awards in the 'lnternational Boys 25, (Sat.)-Aug. (Sat.) $4O par wk. came through and won two that are Spring is here there isn’t SHORT HILLS SCHOLARS: Four St. eighth graders all smiles Flower Show. Monks of St. prizes: third for Thomas Conducted by Benedictine Paul's Abbey Mrs. prize any holding the class with the that the exams are out. All win- Richard Potavin now results of recent scholarship scholarship and Potavin’s desertarium and a green thumbs. $340 PER SEASON Mrs. Lawrence Brooks to decided ners, they are, left to right: Robert Wittish, who won a scholarship Seton Hall that those interested in'flowers rttid.nl Prittltj Rtgitltrtd Nur»»; Stminarian-Counitlloni Modern to CAMP FERRETTI Deirdre O’Meara, who Mt. St. Mary’s, Academy, North Plain- in the VILLA FoaTifi.i Cabins; Exltntivt Property; All Sports; Private talce, Prep; won a grant parochial school should Conducted by the Rellsloua Teach- ENROLL NOW Horsebocking Riding, Riding, Rilltry, Rtgidtrtd by N.C-A.A. field; Judith who received a scholarship to South Orange; have an equal chance Wilderotter, Marylawn, in the er* FUlpplnl. Girls 8 to It. Located LIMITED civic in the Berkshire HlUs. Full dally IN ENROLLMENT - Write ter Brouchure to, won a to one to contest. invited the and Robert Kennedy, who grant Regis High School, New York, and They program* specialize* In swimming. FR. JAMES CRONEN, 0.5.8., CAMP ST. BENEDICT, NEWTON, NJ. youngsters to work with - Seton Hall. them For information write— DAY CAMP after school to Phone (Before June 20J DU 3-2470 (After June 20) DU 3-1180 start a club and SISTER SUPERIOR St. Peter's Convent The New to entries. >*r*rwrww««e>»eeeeeeeeeeee we eJMeWWWM<> prepare Torrlngton. Cenn. BOULEVARD ST. POOL Scientists MATTHEW’S won 40 rib- bons in the local contest in this DAY CAMP their St. first try. Some of their Camp Andrew Win Prizes CAMP ST. JOHN FOR BOYS AND GIRLS TIiNKHANMKK, RfNNSTLVANIA 414 14 of through years ago PATERSON - Six future Has Gladstone, N. J. Scranton Diocesan Comp lor Boys Bergen Staton Starts July 6th. scientists of Our Lady of Lourdes The Ideal Camp Under ptrtonal tuptrviiion of '.EASON: JUNE 25 TO AUG. 20 S3O WEEK received prizes for their work Conducted by the Bernie Ockene 2 Priests - 50 Seminarians recently. Constitution SISTERS of ST. JOHN the BAPTIST Ant. Basketball Coach Any Game Boy Wuhos lo Play All land and Wator Sports Harry Houckcs Jr. received the for BOYS—6-10 « yrs. St. Peter's College Tobogganing Spnod Boating Water Skiing first prize. Other awards were GIRLS—6-15 Contest yrs. for complete information call presented to the following In or- Season: July 3 to Ausust 20 Hemlock der of rank: Thomas 7-3434-5 WRITE: REV. THOMAS J. CARLIN Burke, RIDGEFIELD—Students Send for brochure! in 35 writ* Barbara or 402 WTOMING AVENUC SCRANTON 3. PENNSTIVANIA eighth grade; Bianchi, schools in Guest House for Womenll Bergen County are for Box seventh grade; Anne Oricchio July and August vacationers 191, N. J. TELEPHONE Diamond 4-3141 checking into their Constitution Bayonne, SCRANTON, Private or Rooms and Andrea Semi-Private Our will Fitzgerald, eighth Call or for further data representative this week. They are in- Write getting call and Gloria PEapack 1-0440 at convenience grade; Woods, formation to your write an essay on seventh grade. the first — amendment to the Con- Notre Dame stitution —Camp Cedar Grove which begins: “Con- Boy gress shall make no law respect- St. John’s In the Foothills of the White Mountains ing an establishment of Wins religion, Camp NEW HAMPSHIRE or Scholarship prohibiting the free exercise thereof •' A Lakeside Mountain NAMASCHAUG SPRUCELAND CEDAR GROVE Martin J. ... Camp The finished will be •oye 4-16, 2.300 ft. alt. beach Huntar laka, N Y 100 mllee fram LAKE SPOFFORD GRANITE LAKE Besant has been awarded a four- essays Sandy an judged by the school N.Y.C MoJirn buildingi. lavatory In aach cabin. Hot chowan. Ixcallant mealt. year scholarship to Regis High principals BOYS Ages 6 to 16 GIRLS and then submitted Dlvartiflad activities recreational and inttructianal. Matura, prof.ilional toachara School, New York. The Jesuit to the Bergen and coachee far $250 SEASON Name from top-ranking collagoi and prop ochoolo. Ona coumollor $3OO institution is attended County Holy Society for only by four boyo. Jotuit Chaplain. all-incluiivo foa. Catalog. FIRST 4 WEEKS final Each of ovary Ono $l4O $175 students who have scholar- judging. the 35 won Writo Robert X. Giogongack, Yalo Univ. Athletic Att'n, Now Haven, Conn., schools has or $135 SECOND 4 WEEKS $165 been sponsored by a ships. [ Rhone ORogon 7-7007 (N.Y.C.); Valley Stream 5-ISBB (long liland).. local Holy Name 2-Week Period HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: A cast of 147 students of Martin at-] Society. BOYS’ Pre-Season $BO tends Finest Memo-1 —*■ Mature PRIZES for the entries Equipment Beautiful Waterfronts Our Lady Sorrows, South Orange, an winning CAMP ALVERNIA for GIRLS of presented rial School,] will be: first Supervision, in Attendance Balanced Meals prize, a gold medal; NEW Physician operetta, "An Evening With Gilbert Cedar MOUNT ST. FRANCIS, RINGWOOD, JERSEY and Sullivan,” second Grove.] prize, a silver medal; The Camp conatltutci 132 acre* of heavy woodland and hllla of the Resident Chaplain and Registered Nurse at Each Camp recently in honor John H. 40th anni- He was Ramapo Mountains. Surrounded by picturesque beauties of nature. It of Msgr. Byrne’s recent-] third prize, a bronze medal. is an ideal place fdr Kiris of today to spend their leisure time. For Booklet awarded (Boys) (Girls) a cast ly the Each winner will Swimming, Boating, Basketball, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Gymnastics, versary as priest. Some of the who honored the also receive a Ad Altare Camp Fires, Music, Dramatics, Volley-Ball, Bicycle Riding, WATER- E. CULLUM—MR. & MRS. LAURENCE FELL Dei] certificate of award and JOHN pastor are, left to right: a $25 CYCLING, Movies, Roller Skating and Television. Arts and Crafts, seated, Suzanne Nosher, award, 215 79th N. 79th N. N. the] bond. Indoor Games for Rainy Days, etc. St., N. Bergen, J. 914 St., Bergen, J. savings Weeks) Maureen Campbell, Vincent O’Rourke, Jane SEASON: JULY 3rd to AUOUST 30th (7 AGES 5 to 13 Delabar highest Cath- John UNion 9-2531 UNion 9-1279 Msgr. J. Clark, pastor of S5O per week—l33o per season. SlO Registration Fee (New Campers only) Marcia olic and Gould; standing, Patricia Crean, award CONDUCTED BY CAPUCHIN SISTERS Coll t Elaine for] St. and If no answer UNion 9-143 Matthew’s, Ridgefield, Write: REV. SISTER DIRECTRESS, Phone YOrktown 3 0430 John Scouting. He I • Erickson, Takacs, Timothy McLoone and Law- Federation spiritual director, is between 3:30 and p.m. attends St. By Automobile About 4S miles from Washington in George Bridge rence charge of the contest, assist- Casciano. Church. BOYS and GIRLS - 6 16 ed by Frank J. Brady of Lynd- Ages to hurst. Federation Lives the president and of Saints Joseph M. Motisi of Lyndhurst, CAMP MOTHER MAZZARELLO OFF TO CAMP essay contest chairman. Girls between ages of 6 and 14 Weekly rate $25.00

Unknown Donor CAMP DIRECTRESS ST. JOSEPH Belmont North Haledon, 459 Avenue, N.J. Season: 3rd to 28th ST. LOUIS (NC) - A Catholic July August children’s Resident Nurse; under supervision of Salesian Sisters.. Die here has re- to hospital ALL SPORTS INCLUDING Crafts, Dramatics Willing ceived a check for 550,000 from Boating, Swimming, Hiking, Hobbles, WATER-SKIING, SAILBOATING, an anonymous donor —with the It is an heroic thought to if found. 7-0452 they were THE JUDGE Telephone HAwthorne GOLF ON PREMISES could not be- promise that another $50,000 think that with God's will help we of the Christians went lieve Many that the real- be would shop owner coming every year. be to our into The Masses far and girl. opposite eheret ef private willing give hiding. were knew ll 1 Separate comp, boy» on ly what he was r ———a—i lives for Him if had saying; we to said in secret and the he BOYS BOYS 100-acre lake. prayers could not believe that he them. give But have ever • 1500 ef healthful scenic woodland at 1700 foot altitude you and preaching were done be- was acres willingly giving up his life. that you would offer hind doors. thought guarded The • Individual cabin; oach accommodate! five and counietlor judge asked Maximus if SALESIAN CAMP comport your life willingly to die? Max- he knew CAMP • Experienced, mature couniollort Instruct and carefully tuptrvlte all about the order UNDER OF FATHERS AND BROTHERS imus did around 250 A.D. MAXIMUS was a little dif- SUPERVISION SALESIAN against which said campers ferent Christians This man had a small busi- than other Christians. 30th SEASON, JULY 3, to AUGUST 20 must • Reasonable ALL-INCLUSIVE rates for 8 or 4 weeks; convenient they give up their reli- payment of his own and followed He went to the ness right up court gion Available" plans available i ' and adore the gods of the "Remedial Reading Course the of the Christians. and himself ways One gave up. The holy Campfires, • St. Is the welcome state. Swimming, Hiking, Boating, Movies, Joseph's open throughout year; parents are to the Dccius issued man before day Emperor was brought the Horseback Riding, Two Private lakes, visit at time “I know the edict issued by CflMt any order that all Christians and asked 200 an judge, Optimus, his the Acres of Beautiful Property of this world, and that For illustrated catalog and rates, write or phonet king $3O were outlaws of the govern- name. Maximus answered: PER WEEK WRITE FOR BOOKLET is I have surrendered Director of Saint Sullivan why my- Camps, Joseph's Cos., N.Y., ment and were to be punished "Maximus. Born a freeman, SALESIAN CAMP GOSHEN, N.Y. self," Maximus said. 4-5138 Monticello York but a slave of Christ.” Tel. Goshen AXminster 770; New City, TWinlng 9-4242 Then the judge ordered Max- asked Maximus Route 17 and/or Thruway—4o Miles from N.Y.C. Optimus (Camp. conducted by thu Sitter, of St. Dominic of Amltyvlllt) imus to sacrifice to the false m K(/u) what he did. He answered: “I 14 ——— GtORGIAN COURT gods, but he would not. He said Boys aged 8 to am a man of the and I __ people, instead: Rl l “I sacrifice to only AIKSTOWn n live VISIT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF™* by trading." "Are you a COLLEGE one I God, to whom I am happy Christian?" asked Optimus. to have sacrificed DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP Conducted by th* Slatara of Maray since my < J said "but an “Yes,” Maximus, childhood.” COUI-YIAI COURH lIADINO TO Catholic 7- 14 N.Y. CAMP ; unworthy one." Boys STAATSBURG, ST. REGIS IX and ».*. DIORIII LOCATION: ml. ot N.Y.C. f { . . ... • All 758 acres .on Hudson II N. OPTIMUS became Sport* Üborali angry at oach with lavalorlii In HOUSING: N.w (1958) dormitori.ii own EAST L I. fWall-Intagrotod program this. • Modern Cabin* HAMPTON, ACADEMY OP He said: “If sacrifice ( Arta, Tin* Aria, Sdanca, Mualc, Horn*] you and hot ihowort. you will he set free. If • Lake Etonomlca, tualnaaa Admlnlatrotl**,' SAINT ELIZABETH not, Beautiful COUNCILORS: XAVERIAN BROTHERS will he tortured Mature Countellor* 'Taachar Training for Elamantary and{ you to death." • 5-18 SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR OIRLS All tports . . . Swimming Pool . . . 100' x 50' For GIRLS Ages Schaala, fully Accradltad., Founded 1800 Fully Accredited Maximus • Mass ,Secondary only said: "That is Daily SEASON: July 1 lo August 76th (I Weeks) Addraaai lIITIR lICRITARY ' filter* off Charity what I have wanted. • Excellent Food RATES: Full $795.) Half s.aion $l6O. New always 1 i.aion Oaarglan Chart Csllag* Convent. Jersey ► 4 have WRITE: OP. c. For BOYS given myself up so that • Nurse in Attendance Rov. H. R. Borron, | l*k*w**d, Now Jaraay I JEfferton 9-1600 1 may this 869 Ave., N.Y. 21, N.Y. exchange short and • Swimming Instructions Lexington miserable to 8 P.M. life for life everlast- • Phone: RHinelander 4-2080 (4 Only) Campfires Mile beach Shelter Island surrounded of ing.” long sandy on Sound, by mllet NEW JERSEY • Older in CALDWELL, Boys virgin forest. Clear, safe. Salt Water Swimming, Sailing, Horseback Riding, Maximus was tortured but Cabins Separate Crafts and all sports. Modern facilities and equipment. Tutoring available. he would not give in. Finally BEECHWOOD DAY CAMP CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR Leading staff composed of mature, experienced expert* In the camping WOMEN they ordered that he he taken Now York field July 3-31 $l7O 439 Strawlown Road., Wott Nyack, Including Helen Duffy, Director Physical Education, Notre Dame outside of the and CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC city stoned Boyi & Glrli 4-14 College for Women; Ed Danowskl, former Fordham Football Coach; Prank to death. 27_ 77th TO AUOUST 76th "Bo" He willingly went July 31-Aug. $l6O OUR FOURTEENTH SEASON - JUNE Adams, formerly Fordham Basketball Coach; Don Kennedy, Director Accredited A.B. and B.S. Fully Offering Degree* and his life Fitlorod Pool of Athletics gave for Christ Full Season $2BO Swimming Twico Daily in Now and Basketball Coach, St. Peter's College and the new Church. undor direction of Rod Cron Instructor! Jesuit • Privalt lake Toochor and Chaplain Private • Staff Boating on Collogo-Trained Faculty Chapel Medical We cannot all be martyrs but Under CYO Auspices Hot Dinners And Mid-Meal Snacke Seaton Tuition we can live our life Send for Illustrated folder $495.00 Plan Founded In 1899 by the Sitters of Charity willingly Beautiful and Picturesque Camp Sitae for God as St. Maximus Wrlta or P/ione for will- -NEWARK OFFICE— Approved Member of American Camping Anoetatloi, Information ingly give up his life. DON KENNEDY of Saint Elizabeth Camp Director Contact: Jamei A. Klingel, Director College 84-18 14th Jeckson New Lower Cross 7*1479 101 PUNE ST. 4venue, Height, 71, York, Nlwtown 94114 Road, Saddlo Rivor, N. J. DAvls James A. associated with the and athletic Klingel formerly teaching - OR A CARPENTER’S was - Convont square Is Station, New Jersey NEWARK 2, N. J. coaching staffs of School and Modht Saint . Regis High School, Loyola ST. PETER'S one of the emblems of St. Jo- COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSO. Ml 3-2940 Michael High School, Now York City. seph. JERSEY CITY, N.J. DElaware 3-4400 With North Jersey Women April 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 11 in Truth, Post-Easter Plans Unity Charity Theme of Council By June Dwyer Post-Easter activity features card party May 6 at 8 in with SOUTH ORANGE Mrs. Ernest P. Tibbittsof Mont- p.m. begin registration at 9:30 the of organization meeting . . . flowering fashion shows the auditorium. Mrs. V. T. Mc- p.m. Reservationk of the Newark Archdiocesan of and card must be The St. Lucy Filippini Sodali- clair, president Council parties to fill the Donough is chairman assisted made by Apr. 22 with Mrs. of will Catholic of with ty Holy Family, Nutley, Women, has announced the theme third gardens charity more Mrs. Anna of the by Terry Dioguardi .. . Staab, spiritual hold of Recollection buds. develop- a Day Apr. biennial convention will be in Truth and ment chairman “Unity Charity.” . Alum-notes . . 24 starting at 3 Rev. Sal- p.m. Mrs. Gardiner Hailes Delegates and members of the 300 affiliations Aces High The Scholarship fund of the has vatore is moderator of representing been Malanga appointed chairman of the more than 97,000 women Beading off the card Essex County chapter of the the day which will close in the from party 15 news this week is*a St. Elisabeth May Communion breakfast Bergen, Hudson and College Alumnae with a dinner. Mrs. Essex, elec- dessert- of the St. evening ness meeUng, including to be benefit from Catherine of Siena Union counties will attend the bridge sponsored will a bridge- Amuel Lardier is chairman tion of will follow in the by Women’s ... officers, Rosarians of fashion show Club, Mt. Lakes, Dr. convention May 21 at Seton Hall St. Augustine's Apr. 25 at 8 p.m. It’s a 25th anniversary for the afternoon. The convention will Margaret here. in the in the Bow and Finn, assistant prin- University Newark, church base- Arrow, West spaghetti dinner at St. close with the celebration of of Ferris Joseph’s, to Mrs. ment. Paul A. Mrs. Frank G. cipal High According William T. Msgr. Orange. Masini School, if such is Benediction Dippold, Maplewood a thing Henderson of by Archbishop pastor, ip Jr. of Newark is Jersey City, will speak at the South Orange, con- honorary chairman, chairman possible. Our of Mt. Car- Boland. breakfast Lady vention . assisted Mrs. assisted Mrs. John T. . . The women are chairman, the by Marie Ross by mel will morning of will Dolan, also Society hold the af- Registration delegates and and planning white session will include a dis- a committee. Proceeds will Belleville, Jane a elephant panel Crowe, fair Apr. 28, 5-9 in the SLIGHT begin at 9:30 a.m., and the morn- sale 10 p.m, CHANGES: The cussion of the World go for school Newark, on reservations Apr. 27-28, a.m.-5 p.m. Franciscan Sisters of the Refugee maintenance . session will at , . . cafeteria. Orders be taken ing, start 10:30 A in the parish hall. Mrs. Charles may on Year under direcUon of Mrs, Pe- dessert - - fashion The Morris Poor, acting the Affiliations bridge County. Alumnae out It’s 10th suggestion the late Pope a.m. to sub- is chairman ... a anniversary of Pius ter J. wishing show is Chestnut Tully . Cass, Bloomfield. scheduled for Rosari- of Hill College . . mit resolutions for (Penn- dance for the Name and XII, have simplified their habit. consideration of Our Holy The new, headdress ans Lady of Lourdes, sylvania) are planning a des- at the convention do Agendas Rosary of Holy Family, Flor- on the right is THE LUNCHEON speaker will may so by sert - simpler and more Mountainside, Apr. 25 at the bridge Apr. 27 at the St. practical, though be Mrs. Albert forwarding them to the chairman Joseph’s Guild, Jersey ham Park. The party will be Spillmann, Hem- Proceeds home of Mrs. William only slightly different Chi-Am Chateau. will will hold from the former one N. Y., first of Katharine S. Mc- Galop,- City, its held 23 at Mazdabrook on the stead, vice resolutions, to the church regular Apr. president go building fund. Whippany. Mrs. James K. The of the World of Newark. meeting Apr. 25 at 8 at Farms congregation staffs St. Union of Catholic Laughlin, Mrs. p.m. at 8 p.m. Mrs. John left. Michael’s Hospital, Albert J. is Hickok, Florham Benninger Park, is 240 St. Newark; Women’s Washington Bingo West and Alex Jannicelli St. Mary’s Organizations. A busi- chairman chairman assisted are Hospital, Hoboken; and St. Fran- ... by Rose will be. games played after the co-chairmen. Bt. cis John’s, will be Mary Mahoney, Summit, and Hospital, Jersey City, in this area. Leonla, meeting The Patrician 'House of Seton' the site of ... a luncheon-bridge a large committee. The party Guild will Bergen gather at 5:15 p.m. Bridge Apr. 27 at 1 under direc- will benefit the fund p.m. library Apr. 27 in St. Patrick’s school Presents Fashions tion drive of the Rosary. Mrs. How- . . . The building and Set for ball, Newark, following recita- Apr. 27 ard CONVENT Home Rospo and Mrs. Patrick A. scholarship fund of Marymount. tion of Economic# the Rosary in the Pro- PARAMUS—The P prgcn*PBr>* Club members McDonald are co-chairmen College, Manhattan, will bene- at St. Elizabeth . . ; Cathedral. A film, "The Mar- mus District Counci of Catholic College will model creations de- Court CD will fit from a* fashion show • tea tyrs Aloysius, A, Shrine,’’ will be shown. Women will hold a card the hold card the alumnae party- signed at “House of a 29 sponsored by The Guild is Seton,” party Apr. Apr. planning to visit fashion show at the Chimes in 30 at in Res- fanciful trade name for the col- at 8 p.m. St. Aloysius 2 p.m. the Great Hall the shrine at School Auriesville, N.Y., taurant here 27 Caldwell. at in Apr. at 8 p.m. at the hall, Mrs. Robert Marymoiint the Mrs. 14 lege clothing laboratory, city. May . . . The card party is intended to club’s annual and Phillips, announced Anthony Poli and Mary Grace The bridge fashion chairman, regular meeting of St. create that Walsh a iriendly spirit among show to be held In St. will to court are co-chairmen of the Guild Joseph proceeds go Joseph’s for and the of Boys women the different affil- Hall charities Girls Apr. 30 at 2 p.m. . . . affair . , . will be held / at Espositos, iations and to Mrs. James The New help defray ex- Students will model their R. is Jersey Chapter of 21 own McCusker Paramus, Apr. at 1 p.m. penses. and the will of the card Trinity Wash- Dr. V. Wrich will ensembles, chairman party to College Alumnae, speak the Mrs. party on Gideon M. Hoho- raise be ington, has invited over SO heart. Varga, funds for the club's activi- sponsored by St. Venantlus high Reports on the coming kus, and Mrs. Altar school Joseph Schmidt, ties. Society, 29 girls to a tea at the luncheon • fashion Orange, Apr. show-bridge, EASTER in BUNNIES: Waldwick, are of the General chairman at 8:30 p.m. in the auditorium home of Mrs. C. O’Con- set for Students of St. charege is Annette Philip West Mayfair Farms, a Mary’s, by large com- assisted Our Lady of the nell, Glen Ridge, at 3 Passaic, played Easter Schmidlin, Orange, by Lake p.m. Orange, May 2, will be given bunny mittee. to Prybylski. Rosarians, Verona, will hold Apr. 24. Speakers will include: by Mrs. Harold the aged at the Judy • a Schuessler, Little Sisters of the Gall Gallagher, chairman, and Mrs. Poor Maplewood; Theodore Home, Paterson. Patricia Kos- Mrs. Robert G. CLOISTERED CARMEL- O’Brien, Mont- Farinella, ticket chairman Many ~, an Zita kel, eighth grader, the of ROBERT clair; Wyka, Clifton, and delivered ITES, member* the same Here V There Edith gifts. Shown with to ft- Order St. Callaghan, Orange. The her, left right, at There** of Mrs. also held Hedwig Kuleg and Mrs. chapter a career are: Sister Vincent, Good Mother lack TREAT Jean Kucinski Ines, Lisieux, sufficient food for the were co-chair- night Trinity students and Sister James Helene, clothing. are men of the recent Easter meet- O.P., Anne Convent* home on vacation 19 on Apr. in New ing of the Sacred Heart Junior Sister Mary Sis- deplorable condition. Horn at the home of Mrs. Louis H. Peutrell, Clare, O.P., ] Altar Summit Society, The ter method* of livelihood mu«t . Irvington. Angela and Camille. ' PARK PLACE, NEWARK Mouqin, . . Sister festivities included a fashion be developed to enable them Spiritually show and CORDIALLY INVUM YOUR a collection of Easter to support themselves. Be- Trips, and Commu- baskets which 'kM RHMVATIONt retreats, were given to rat 4 cause you are interested In nion breakfasts are in the St. Anthony’s Orphanage, assisting a Cloistered Car- • Spring news for women’s Kearny COMMUNION . , write The Catholic Woman’s The melite, groups. Essex County Ladies BREAKFASTS 4* Club of Rutherford will hold Auxiliary of the Catholic War CLOISTERED CARMELITE FUND Its annual ■•lUnnlM • ORDINATION retreat at the Cen- Veterans had a real Easter Jr. Wilson, 0. C«rm. IS New Narttl Broadway, Jollaf, Illinois acle, Brunswick, Apr. 21- party on their hands 17 DINNERS -k Apr. 24. Mrs. Ike la chair- when Hayman they entertained 60 • The has also WEDDING man. group youngsters with an egg hunt. RECEPTIONS planned a literature meeting Mrs. Marie Lippincott, third 26 at the home vice Apr. of Mrs. president, was hunt chair- • Frank McGillen. OTHER SOCIAL Mrs. John man assisted by John Samila, FUNCTIONS Cullen will review “The Trapp third vice commander of the Family on Wheels’* CWV . . . . County . . The Junior Altar Society of The North Jersey chapter of Sacred Heart, Irvington, will the Mt. St. Vincent College Modom olr oondiHaiMd sponsor a pilgrimage to the Alumnae (New York) will hold banquot fodNtfet Ibw Immaculate a food ant Conception Shrine, rummage sale 9 torvlco a(way*. Apr. 29-30, Washington, 24. Mrs. Les- in v Apr. a.m.-5 p.m., a store on RTANLIY J. AKVS Engle- ter Werner is chairman assist- wood Ave., Englewood. Pro- ed by Mrs. Edward Syslo . . ceeds will . go to the college •1 • ; • Rosarians of Immaculate Con- development fund. Mrs. William will DOUBLE ception, Montclair, hold a DUTY: Msgr. John J. FOR J. Duffy, Maplewood, held the Dougherty, president USIMATIONS of of Seton Hall University, filled Day Recollection Apr. 26, Call MArkat 10 a.m.-3 p.m., under direction two positions at the recent Marylawn (South Orange), father-daughter communion 2-1000 breakfast at the Hotel Suburban, East of Rev. John Paterson Soloist Orange. He was Carey, Queen of the principal speaker and his recent A Angels, Newark. Msgr. Thomas book, "Searching the KNOTT HOTEL To Sing at autographed a copy of Scriptures," for the school H. Powers, Carnegie library. on left AIM*! W. STENDtt, moderator, will su- Looking to right are: PmUoirt NEW YORK Mrs. Robert Hill, pervise the Mary Kennedy, chairman; Sister vincent program which will Mary, grammar school soprano of will be principal; Sister Mary Paterson, pre- and Cecilia, high school principal sented by Ihe Oriel Society in a concert at Carnegie Recital Hall Parents' News THROUGH THE men here 24 at 1:30 Mass, Apr. p.m. Miss participate in the sacrifice and Kennedy’s program will consist of merits of Christ, adore arias and clas- God, popular operatic thank Him, make reparation for uvi! sical songs. Mother' Clubs Plan sin, and petition for blessings. Mode m ioo%] fur* Vegetable Shortnhg 4hrft/wrf Spring Activities b\\&i the Wonderful and ROSEMARY’S flavor, nutrWon quality offln* SUMMIT The Mothers’ BUTTERCUf BREAD Club of Oratory Is accepting every day- in every WaTfJfS KIDOYDASHERY for tooiting, last minute reservations for the luncheon-bridge to be held sandwiches, recipe* or {uet plain good • • AMERICAN TOXJRISTER OSHKOSH LINE OF eating. at the Mayfair Farms, West Orange, Apr. 27. Mrs. Gabriel COMPLETE • is ATLANTIC PRODUCTS • Llull honorary chairman II UIU HAD WINGS of the affair, which will start INFANTS & KHMttUIOW I (lilt HI at 12:30 •SAMSONITE • LARK p.m. CHILDREN’S WEAR Mrs. Henry McTcrnan and Mrs. Frederick Hahner and Mrs. The- LEATHER GOODS l GIFTS - FREE MONOGRAMMING Leo McCarthy, both of Summit, odore Adams are co-chairmen. Member of DINERS’ Club—“lnternational Charge” St. Now on head a large committee which Vincent’s, Madison The Display include* Mrs. Clifford O'Neill of Mothers’ Guild has a dessert- Boy* Communion Hillside, reservations chairman. bridge-fashion show set for Apr. Suits and Luccace Proceeds will 22 in the school hall. Accessories sCtd Shop go to the school Mrs. Joseph building fund. St. Clair is chairman assisted by 145 HALSEY NEWARK N. J. ST., 2, Mitchell 2-5090 Mrs. Claude Morrissey, Guild St. Dominic Academy, Jersey president. Proceeds will go to the WATCH IT GROW! The annual card City party- school library. fashion show of the Mothers’ Club will be held Mt. St. John’s SETON HALL UNIVERSITY Apr. 28 at 8 p.m. in Academy, Glad- the Jersey City Gardens. Pro- stone Dan Rogers of Somer- OF ville has SCHOOL EDUCATION ceeds will go to the Sister Felix been named chairman Memorial fund for the new Sis- of the Fair and 3y Country aupper held ANNOUNCES ters’ Infirmary at Caldwell. Mrs. being May 30 on the campus 5 starting at p.m. Proceeds will A YEAR to the sebbol CDA go building fund. REMEDIAL SERVICES ON INSURED SAVINGS ATLANTIC CITY - The 27th Oak Knoll Nun ASSETS TTyER $50,000,00000 biennial convenUon of the State Vi'wr Earns I MAT, Lino ‘..AVINI, l/| Mill I, Court of the Catholic Daugh- Study Grant FOR CHILDREN SUMMIT ters of America, will be held Mother John Fran- the Shelburne S.H.C.J. 4 CONVENIENT OFFICES at Hotel Apr. 28- cis, of the Oak Knoll READING SPEECH May 1. School mathematics department, As HACKENSACK the first Sunday in May has been awarded a grant by the Girls is National Communion Nation Science Foundation Communion Main and Berry Streets Sunday to stu- for all Catholic Daughters, dy during the summer. Mother Dresses Open 9 to 4 daily-6til 8 on Monday Mass will be offered in John Francis SUMMER SESSION 1960 noon will attend a six- FINEST SELECTIONS CLirrSIDE RANK the Shelburne ballroom. Break- weeks course at Fordham Univer- 740Anderson Avenue e NLYONS fast will follow. siy starting July 5. Seton Hall it two programs University offering morning Open 9to 4 daily—6 to Bon Friday • ORGANDIES in remedial services at the University Campus, teaneck South Orange, New Jersey ini • ORGANZAS Cedar Lane at Larch Avenue A the Blind Open 9 to 4 to 8 for 110 READING daily-6 on Friday Day EJlison St., Paterson ORANGE Ten women’s groups are trying to make PALISADES PARK ARmory 4-6925 SPEECH 28 a that the blind of Essex 253 Broad Avenue Apr. day County will never To remember and be forget. The sponsoring Catholic remembered.,. the groups are Day for the exqoidte deeoc Open 9 to 4 to 8 the daily-6 on Monday rr These services are provided for children between Blind, which Is one of five such days initiated the New our ft moo* by continental coiaine, the tuperb French eerrice sixteen Jersey Commission for the Blind. ages of eight years and years. Essex has taken Every glamoroua detail with taate. Children will be Interviewed and tested and will then be SAVINGS INVESTED County over Graulich’s, Orange, for the arranged impeccable Select from Graulich’s will DRY 20 remedial BEFORE THE program Apr. 25-29. display articles made CLEANING' from beautifnl function assigned to small group classes taught by 10th OF roomt, all fully air the blind for sale and will the by give guests a luncheon at a specialists. EVERY MONTH 10 ISOO nominal fee. . FILL-A- BOX Accommodating from to peraona. 31 Clinton interviews will be held at Street, Newark, EARN DIVIDENDS WEDDINGS • MEETINGS • DINNERS • PARTIES during the weeks of 23 and May 30. THE SENIOR Auxiliary of St. Mary’s Hospital, Orange, STORAGE May FROM THE FIRST To make naxt U host your party a pari Classes will be held daily, Monday through Friday for to this year’s Catholic Day under direction of Mrs! act party, SERVICE tall our Fred Hasney, Rev. Richard bmtu/mit mmnagar, Mite Ml 2-4400 11-29. auxiliary president. McGuinness, the period, July FOR OUT OF director of the Mt. Carmel Guild Center for the Blind, is the moderator. contact SEASON WOOLENS For application and further Information, w Other are: Mr. Anthony Suraci, Director participating organizations a’Keinpis, Holy An- gel’s Day Nursery, Court Catholic Women’s Domedlot Services, School of IdvcolioM Seton, (CDA); Union, St. Michael’s Hospital Guild, Mt. Carmel SETON HALL UNIVERSITY Guild, St. Mary’s Columbus Orphanage, Hospital Auxiliary, and St. 31 Clinton Street, Newark, New Jersey James Hospital Guild, all Newark. WmSfiS HUmboldt 5-5500 BROAD 3THKKT AT LINCOLN NEWARK. HEW IZRST 12 THE ADVOCATE April 21, 1960 St. Michaels, Holy Family Look Queens-lona Relays Like Best of Hudson County Crop Open Outdoor Season NEW YORK What successful UNION ClTY—With graduation promises to the most having stripped away Babinski is at first. Jack Gray •outdoor track and field the last remnants of at season ever enjoyed by. New Jersey the great St. Peter’s Prep 1958 base- second, Richie Fix at third, Catholic high schools will ball team, Andy Vanderham behind the formally get under Apr. 22 it remains for two Union City schools, St. way plate and Gene with the Michael’s and Laskowski, Jim holding of the Queens-lona Relay Carnival at Holy Family, to make the major bid Mockus for and John Briscoe in the Downing Stadium on Randalls Island. Hudson County Intergcholastic Athletic Association honors outfield. Concentration in this this season. meet will ST. MARY’S be the series of one-mile The - upon well- Irish have been in close (JC) Shortstop June. The Crusaders have a of to the plenty punch outfield, Ken class the 22nd and the contention for the past few Clough, an relays on balanced team which has years, which also includes Joe experienced already Monico sandlot New Catholic to be player, will be the top Jersey Track Con- beaten school only strong Me- and two public powers, stymied by Jerry Manginl. Joe ference’s morial Mignone man. Ed Ed Tom Hackensack and Weehawken teams. Kalegi, Pierce, special sprint medley and Ridgewood. will back up Clark behind the Coyle and Herb relay on the 3rd. In this latter The present race wide Bydel are the appears plate, with at Jerry Flynn first, Tom Salmon the race, St. Michael’s (JC) will be SOME OF BERGEN’S field open, and St. pitchers, catch- however, Michael’s, John Grecco at second, Pete De- Bill Hanks defender and favorite. event stars, such shot if it fill er, or Len Reilly the as put can a catching hole and Santis at short, Joe Agresta at first Jim The major title bid in the champ Mark Vukovich, will have some for Fred baseman, Petrello the pick up help Sa- third and Joe Montecalvo for second meet will a chance to their bands in bato in baseman, Pierce or Art Queens come try the duties. probably pitching department, utility from St. the the Pctracca the third baseman in the distance individual events at may make the grade. and Aloysius Q-I If MARIST (12-6) Don Racine, Fred Leone and Kal- medley relay od the 23rd. St. meet. But the major bid here St. Michael’s does fail, a - Only veter- the Michael’s, which will come from St. Benedict’s veteran here are egi outfield. won this event Holy Family team may ans pitcher-shortstop last at the Penn Tim who be to in. Fran Cushing year Relays, pole-vaulter Harrington, ready step The Bishops (.341) and infield- ST. MICHAEL’S (JC) (3-16)— will have to this is scheduled for the first of three in have er-outfielder Kackos skip tuneup in are deep pitchers, a Larry (.404). Lou DeMarco, pitcher-shortstop, ROY TURCI order to in the duals this Spring with Union ace outfield and a veteran in- the mound appear sprint strong Cushing tops corps is the only veteran. Freshmen duels which should field. If backed by Len medley. George Wade, they can break the habit up Bob’ Mike Wadiak Scrudato, and Paul Clemente wind of Kocenski up at or above the 13-foot losing to the perennial con- and Jack Ryan. The HOWEVER, ST. MICHAEL’S, complete the staff, Ray Skinner mark. tenders, this could be their new boys also include Bergen Catholic and year. Charles is behind the possibly St. plate, Frank Llan- Following the Q-I meet, Rand- Aleksiewicz behind the Aloysius will all be in plate zea at Dan Sullivan the two- ST. PETER’S still seems to be first, at sec- alls Island will be the host Willie at mile again Paugh first, John Kos- Richie relay on the 22nd, while the best of the South Hudson ond, Gilllo at Ed for the third lowski short, on 24 annual at Rotella and Essex Catholic Apr. second, Tony at Szalkiewicz at third and Neil Bergen may clubs, but must depend on too short All Hallows affair, which will and Roger also appear in the Preiter, Vin Degnan, John 880-yard 're- many to be counted Viggiano, Nick the athletes a chance to sophomores Core, Paul Don- is give try Angelo Giuliano, Simonettl and Bob Tarenez lay. Bergen a sure starter in on as title threat. St. in their hands at both individual a Aloysius nelly and Ed Konczal in the the out- the outfield. 440-yard relay on the- 23rd. could have its strongest club in field. and relay events. St. Michael’s In the series of class many but Marist and St. relays, take its lone one-mile a year, ST. may relay MICHAEL’S (UC) (12-8) the teams with the best chance Michael’s ST. shot (JC) are rebuilding ALOYSIUS (6-10) - Veter- at this meet with its top The vacant catching is now of are St. this an Sneden job placing Benedict’s, foursome of year. pitcher Ray (4-5) and between Adams, Tolentino, Ron Waack and Seton St. Peter’s and Of freshman Denny Schedule This Hall, Holy the non-league teams, St. shortstop Joe Lancelot- Heavy Week Should Cardiello and A1 Hughes and Woods with the loser to back Essex go Help Trinity. and Bergen are Cecilia’s will have to get ti are the key men on this will have the chance (K) largely to the outfield. Sabato (5-4) other should Hennessey may possibilities de- along without Bill and veteran club. Ottaino they to show that his recent 4:21 Raftery Tony (l-l), get 1960 cide prac- pitching help from Larry Baseball End to concentrate on the class even Jim Doldrums this be harder in base- and Campaign tice mile was no fluke. may Kearny Bob Guellich Keeber and Joe Sidoti. Bill Haz- races and skip the 880. ball than it was in basketball. will share the NEWARK The 1960 scholastic baseball season pitching chores, elton will who struck out 18 batters on first, John Giordano (P). The will St. St. and St. Ed Franco will sprint see Anthony’s Jack Cor- attempt to pull out of while his Mary’s catch, (.372) on Greg Gutter its doldrums this week with 58 hurling team to an Michael’s second, on games 11-2, attempt to break its Wotruba Enters (JC) are the sport rigan will share first base with introducing short and Bob Meehan scheduled for North one-hit victory over Stevens on third Jersey teams, including .several own record of 3:35.7 with Ernie under John and Bill Sneden, Ron Manzo is key Mahoney on second, Another provide a well-balanced infield. league Academy. mound Pete Frank contests. good Tolentino, Cardiello, Ken Decathlon Meet Kuchar, respectively, who also Salzer on third and Ot- job Outfield chores will be was turned in by St. Peter’s Anderson and A1 Adams handle the basketball Richie split To date, the of running teams at taino, Lakata and Hank campaign has offered little in the NEW YORK-Dick Wotruba of among the and catchers way soph who struck in that order. It in schools. pitchers Tommy Murtagh was this race these Dmochowski in the outfield. excitement. League action has with Jim Roland out 10 in a 3-1 defeat last Butler, a senior at Holy Cross, • Drumgoole, Ma- of Essex year that Adams uncorked There follows a been held to a minimum team-by-team rionni and in addition to contests Catholic. will his bid for an in by Apr. a open Olympia ST. Buddy Bellinger re- 25, 1:54 half-mile, fastest ever re- rundown'. In ANTHONY’S - alphabetical order, Gene Tom- scheduling or by rain: only two with decathlon berth serve. St. Michael’s (JC) on Apr. corded Eastern by taking part in with Paul by an schoolboy. 1959 team and individual ski, Yates and Tom Bra- contests had been de- played to 22 and Marist on Apr. 28. In a special 10-event competition at ffecords in towicz are ST. PETER’S (13-8) Competition promises to be parentheses: the pitchers, Ray Or- Quite cision in the Catholic Four Tri-County North St. Michael’s (UC) Horsemen keen with the Queens-lona relays on tense a few Hudson, Bergen, Seton Apr. and Bill Leinweber the lineup changes will prob- “A” Conference Hall, ..HOLY by Apr. 18 and visits Hill FAMILY (6-10) Fer- Union on Apr. 27 and Holy Trinity, St. Don 22-23 at Downing Stadium, Ran* Don Milt ably take place here the Peter’s, catchers, Klim, Kraj- during only one in the At nando Almodovar Passaic-Bergen is at Emerson on Irish Bosco and dalls Island. (3-5), One of his Holy Family Night Prep Essex all able George nik, Ray and season. boy sure job Catholic Conference. Alfuso Kraszyk Walt.Czit- WEST (2-1) and Jim Clark (1-1) ko is catcher Apr. 28. to field teams of The Crusader star fifth the infield and Dziur- Hrebiniak ORANGE-The legend- capable running placed head Larry Larry (.339) the with Clark also Among the St. “Four under 3:40. in last summer’s national decath* pitchers, A1 Tom Joe independents, ary Horsemen” of Notre zynski, Krzyanowski and Jim Sophs Murtagh (1-2), DELBARTON OPENS defense due to handle Benedict’s aground Dame will lon some of the catch- the Sack and John O’Dea head ran after five appear competition while Hogan outfield on this first- the of its as guest ST. suffering victories last Ivy League title at Mor- ALOYSIUS will depend ing duties. Frank Nappo weekend as 12 er- speakers at the Notre Dame from a leg Injury. Hls (.314) year club. John Jim Wen- pitching staff, backed by John competi- Greco, ristown School on 23 and heavily on Bob O’Rourke and John Olivero (.343) lend rors handed a 10-6 decision Apr. Alumni Club of New and tion this weekend will ger and Frank Amarata Horvath (2-1) and Don to come from head the Lacey also visits Jersey’s an- Kevin in Newark Central. Montclair Academy on nual dinner Hennessey its medley reserves. (2-0). Ed Walsh St. Mary’s (E) on Apr. 26 at Mike Herman, former N.Y.U. will be at first, Mayfair bid Apr. 26. In the Northwest Jer- and this pair will also run Bill a 9-5 decision the 37th and Charlie Sinnott at Frank dropped to Spring- Farms, marking annual Pratt, Manhat- second, with the two-mile team. Adams star, ST. CECILIA’S sey Conference, Morris Catholic observance (K) (12-3) _ Nicoletti at short, Frank Samar- field, as darkness robbed it of of Universal Notre tan graduate. BUY has a week but and Tolentino will feature SAFE ... It will take about four six runs off, Our Lady Dame St. men to roro at third and Joe scored in the top of the Knight. Seton Hall’s hopes for relay handle Donahue, of the Lake receives visit Michael’s two-mile while the did seventh a from bid, jobs Raftery so and Jim Inning. Seton Hall Don honors in this meet suffered George Brogan Kelly picked the Harry Stuldreher, Miller, will its a BE well the past four Blair Academy J.V. Bergen depend on evenly SAFE ... years. Senior in the outfield. up a 6-0 shutout over Belleville Elmer and Jim blow this week when Layden Crowley balanced quartet of Jim severe soph- Tom and teams also have Harlow, McCann freshman Bil- after losses to St. Benedict’s and Independent will share the dais with Karl Gross and Joe Cloidt Rev. Ed Mike omores some ones includ- Joseph, Ryan and Ron SEE ly Connell and Pat Branigan will A big coming up John H. SPONSOR at Confirmation Nutley. Wilson, C.S.C., admin- were sidelined by scholastic diffi- take St. and Gaffney. over the. pitching, while must be ing Benedict’s-Valley istrative assistant a Catholic who has al- to the presi- culties. Chet THE Plainfield In the sprint relays, Essex will Koc plays TRICOUNTY schedule St. Mary’s (E) on dent of Notre shortstop. Ray been Confirmed. Apr. M. ready Dame, Joseph have Indoor MURPHY this week shows 22, St. Benedlct’s-Peddie and St. ,JMTy Krumeich, 60- Pope Pius at Bryne Jr., who will be honored yard conference and Don Bosco on Mary’s (E)-Union on St. champ, Rog- Scored Apr. 22, St. Jo- Apr. 23, as “Notre Dame Man of the Kopil Upset er Callahan, runner-up in the (W) Mary’s and Union- BROS. seph’s at Bergen Catholic (E)-Rahway Year,” and E. E. (Rip) Miller, In Race Pitching Problem Grows 440, to lead off and anchor its Egyptian on 26 and of Peace Seton Hall on 26, assistant director of athletics Apr. Queen Apr. Valley-St. at club. for TOp men will at St. Cecilia’s Benedict’s and Seton Hall-Im- Bergen CAIRO, Egypt Johnny Kopll, (E) on Apr. 27. Navy. For be Tommy Von Ohlen, Tim Ames Villanova alumnus from In the maculate 27 and Bayonne, i ELIZABETH'S OHIY Peacocks, Pirates Passaic-Bergen loop, it’s on Apr. Orange- Toastmaster of the dinner will and Bob Blaser. scored Rus- Seton a major upset over St. Joseph’s (P)-Don Bosco Tech Hall on 28. be Frank J. Holmes. Apr. Sam A. In dual meets to JERSEY One date, Bergen sian-trained Egyptian runners CITY—The pitching which on 24, St. (P)-St. noteworthy performance Colarusso AUTHORIZED problems loomed Apr. Mary’s of Newark is chair- has shown that it will be one of as south- here recently part of his tour St Peter Hall John’s on 25, DePaul-Don last week was by veteran man and William s College and Seton Apr. J. Waldron Jr. the strong clubs when the cham- ' ’ opened with other American athletes the 1960 Bosco Tech Apr. paw Joe Riccardo of St. co-chairman. • baseball season on 27 and St. Mary’s lis roll around in about two weeks have pionships May and the Near East. CHRYSLER ago not Luke’s-St. through disappeared with the Joseph's (P) on Apr. cold rains of early Running under a sun, April, if anything 27. blistering they have taken root Kopll was clocked in 4:04 for • and grown ever Press Box larger. These games will probably do Paragraphs IMPERIAL 1,500 meters to set anew Egyp- This became quite evident last little more than give a faint idea I tian record for the distance. John- T#*ir Ireland In one of our week in the fortunes as to who will be in the topsy-turvy struggle has been steadily on • Self Drive deluxe Soloone ny winning PLYMOUTH of both teams. St. Peter’s got for pennants in another month It in ;he tour at all distances from the or Missouri W. & good pitching against St. Francis so. St. Joseph’s (W) and Pcpc Happened Renehan Sons I anchor leg of a 400-meter relay • and slugged out a 29-4 victory. Pius currently share the Tri- VALIANT Automobile Engineers to 10,000 meters. The Peacocks got bad pitching County league with a win apiece, KILKENNY who wondered later. IRELAND lona and but both could Anyone ever this business had noth- against were deluged, come acroppcr by (he CLASSICAL Geez is the litur* Brochures on Application why we have a beef against What the effect 16-7. this week. St. of the Mis- ing to do with making the de- Joseph’s (P) has gical language of the Ethiopian DEALER state athletic associations as souri rule might be Seton after de- won the in the on New cision, but had to write the let- Hall, dropping only game played Catholics. such the of Catholic cisions might ponder case Jersey schools is hid- ter announcing on successive days to Passaic-Bergen loop, but will be it), personally High School of to McAuley Joplin, eous consider. It would im- went to Trenton Bridgeport and Lafayette, trav- underdog in both contests this a few weeks Mo., and their troubles with ban from ONLY AT WARD eled down Princeton week. mediately coaching ago with Brother Leo Big Selection Ot' FORD to on 16 Francis, Johnson A Apr. the Missouri State School of High some the finest men now F.M.S., to settle the matter. BRAND and proceeded to belt the The Hudson Intorscho- SEA HORSE MOTORS IN NEW Tigers, County Athletic Association. 'associated BUYS with our schools: ■OP rrom 13-2, as Phil Kecmcr and Dick lastic Athletic Association race 1960 It seems that the MSHSAA Tom x Finn of St. Michael’s Glasspar-Dunphy Zurichin limited the losers to begins to warm this m/kRAMTEED just up week two rule years ago passed a (JC), Fran Murphy of St. Bene- FIBERGLAS BOATS FORDS sevenhits. with St. Peter’s due Authorized Dealer For CARS *1731* for a that all coaches in USED key member dict’s, Tommy Muller of St. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! game favored Snyder on schools against must be salaried mem- Michael’s Bill Cochrane * Uw“' THE TWO SHAKY staffs will (UC), CENTURY BOATS FALCONS bers of the school • faculty. This of St. Peter’s Bob Short Highest Trade- get a thorough workout this com- Prep, INBOARD and OUTBOARD is somewhat the same rule ot St. Aloysius, just to name a FAIRLANES ing week as both teams play four which was • Cosh issued for public few. Rotund games within sevendays, leading School,College FIBERGLASS BOATS ' MURPHY schools by the New Jersey It might also Trado-ln their force out other GALAXIES up to own on Apr. meeting Board of Education about five Allowance! coaches who are teachers, but • CUTTER 30 at Jersey City. St.' Peter’s list Sports COMPLETE SELECTION Of *Uw who do BROS. Thunderbirds Bank years ago. not teach in the Catho- FROM 13" SPEEDBOAT | includes two Collegiate Baseball • CRESTLINE MODELS Rates McAuley, a Catholic school lic school at which • BASEBALL coach. 17' AND 19' CABIN CRUISER Conference tilts Rider COLLEGE they TO flue Nomine! gerrtce Choree against on the Sisters of • ANTHONY MOTOR SALES Friday, Apr. 22 run by Mercy, For example, Bob O'Connor of Apr. 22 and Fairfield on Apr. 25. •St. Peter’* at Rider | had as its head basketball St. Aloysius, HANOVER Ithaca at Jim Walling of St. • The St. Peter’s-St. Seton Hall STARUNER WI Francis Saturday, coach SH NO. BROAD STRUT Apr. 23 A. F. (Bus) Bowers, a. Michael’s (JC), Bob Schaffer & Marine Cos. WARD-FORD L.I.U. at Seton Hall • Equipment Ills* bath 1-SiM game was a real fiasco with the DUNPHY 1 line foreman for a local elec- of Monday, Apr. 2S St. Michael’s (N), Nick Slat* Highway 10, Hanovar, NJ. 239 Peacocks pouring over 14 runs in •Fairfield at St. Peter’s ■ Open Dally ■AH. to • PAL CENTRAL AVENUE tric company, and as an assis- Menza of Sacred Heart and Joe 3 milat watt at Rl. 10 Orel* Tuesday, Apr. 2* Saturday* to P.H. the third inning, scoring so fast s•*. | S NEWARK 3. N. J. Seton Hall at lona tant Loren Olsen, personnel Palermo of St. Cecilia’s (K). Motors Opan Dally mi Mercury , • that the had trouble Wednesday, Apr. 27 A.M. 3:30 P.M. TUcker scorekecper man at a local bank. 8:30 la Ml 3 8000 Pratt at St. Peter’s GOOD USED BOATS AFTER WE SELU-WE SERVE’ keeping up. The game lasted VUlanova DON’T GET US We Mon., Wad. and F,l. 7-1200 |“ only at Seton Hall wrong. nvle cat! of Garden State 21 1 Pkwoy. 6-1/2 innings, with Richie DeVoto Thursday, Apr. UNDER THEIR tutelage, the have nothing against the Idea Bros. Evai. fo * PJ*. Newark Rutfer* at St. Peter’* Barnes Warriors getting credit for the win. •Collegiate Baseball Conference compiled a 15-7 rec- that all coaches preferably SCHOOL BASEBALL , ord this MARINI BASt St. Peter’s was a season. it was should be teachers In the school still in hitting Friday, Apr. 22 Perhaps Mf. ••Pope Pius at Don Rosco this which where work Arlington U. Hopatcong MAIL YOUR FILM mood all success brought they after hours. against lona, scoring Paramus at Bergen Catholio about the protest which forced But this is an ideal and seven runs in the first four inn- Marlat at St. Joseph’s (W) an im- Blair J. at Our RYAN FOTO But the Gaels Academy V. Lady of Sister Rose Marie, principal, to practical one so far as ings. tallied eight the Lake many More" St. Benedict's at Valley “fire” Bowers and Olsen and Catholic schools are concerned. •OX 34 CHATHAM, N. J. in the second, blasting Frank Pay St. Aloyslus at St. Cecilia’s (JO When NEW YORK from box turn over the coaching reins to Impractical ideals are Machuga the and the St. John's at St. Anthony's Black and White Service St.

at St. Luke’s Rev. James made into lot of At Its Best rest of the staff, Mary’s B. Cooney, who law, a people Dining including De- St. Michael’s (JC) at St. Peter's (a.m.) teaches get hurt. Size 8 .50 Kssex Catholic at Walsh religion at McAuley. ’ King Exposure . . Voto, got much the same treat- Plainfield at St. Mary’s "We feel How many men owe Size 12 .70 ment. St. very badly about today King Exposure . . What For? Bernard’s at Del hart on GILHULY'S to let the coaches their education to Kecmer and Zurichin did Saturday, Apr. 2) having two college not Bergen Catholic at Essex Catholic Kodacolor Service go," Sister coaches who would not suit the RESTAURANT and BAR (a.m.) Rose Marie said. exactly have an easy time of it St. Benedict’s at Peddle had Missouri law? At St. Michael’s at St. John’s summer as a of St. ianism. “We want to do Write for St. Cecilia's «E) at St. Luke's Knight it this Mailing Envelopes As Low A* For Month bingles. $47.80 St. Mary's (JC) at St. Mary's (R) Gregory. way, so you have to do it too,” Queen of Peace at Immaculate So what has all this to is what the Snyder at St. Peter's got 90% public school A SPONSOR at Confirmation Newark Tech at Heart Sacred do with New Jersey? A couple has said to the Catho- DePaul majority — must be a Catholic who has al- at Pequannock Others Our of as we Ads St. Rose at St. Benedict’s things. First of all, lic schools of that state. ST. May Copy ready been Confirmed. PETER'S PREP Tuesday, Apr. 24 noted above, this teacher-only ••St. (W) at Bergen Joseph’s Catholic SO PERHAPS the New Carteret School at Oratory rule is already mandatory in Jer- Valley at Bloomfield Tech Catholic schools should be New Jersey schools. (It’s sey But Never Our Lincoln at St. Aloyslus public Deals & Service that the STATION WAGON St. at Patcraon a happy only which ALUMNI Bonaventure’s Tech little different hero the thing SMOKER Bayonne at St. Michael’s at Rahway as a teacher, he need not be get of a SATURDAY. MAY 8 P.M. Delbarton at Montclair Academy track 14th... meet. It would be a lot Beat Union at Seton Hall presently employed as one.) Well Deal! 27 worse Any Wednesday, Apr. to lose all the fine •DePaul at Don Bosco Tech MORE IMPORTANT, coaches who have built •St. at St. (P> per- the PREP GYM "When Superior Service Is Standard Luke’s Joseph’s Equipment” ••Queen of Peace at St. Cecilia's (K) haps, is the fact that this Mis- New Jersey Catholic Track Don Bosco at Paterson East Side YORK ST., JERSEY CITY BODIU FROM MITAL Uf| Sacred Heart at Holy Trinity souri rule no doubt will some Conference to the whero 8 A. point Opon Valley at St. Benedict’s day (if it hasn’t already) be it is the strongest league of Its ALL PRIESTS WELCOMED AS All St. Mary’s at Lincoln nitely the indoor Uiad Car Location: 111 Chancellor Avo., Irvington, N. J. Iliax Mill MT. 1»H Orange at Seton Hall mendations get to be laws in championships next Jim, - Bergen C.C.J ## Tri-County year. the individual who DONATION - $3.00 states, sooner or was caught in the middle Vocation Notes April 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 13 Unexpected Answer Bergen, Union to Open By Msgr. William F. Furlong “ B* , ivale P audience in one of the Vatican’s One-Act -pnfill r„i; s magnifi- Play Contests ooms Pope St Pius x was T ’ ' speaking with a mall of in the group pilgrims. was he NEWARK—Competition Newark Archdiocesan Especially attracted to a little boy with whom he chatted in little CYO one-act play pleasantries is he contest opens this week in Bergen and i7 ”’ BSked thC H r°momss*T °ly Father ' Without hesitating Union Counties, with trial rounds in the junior division. a moment, the youngster answered, “You are Jesus Christ!’’ Hudson and Essex have under Of already gotten way, course, everyone smiled, including the down the But whittling heavy entry field in the junior class.^ Pope. when he returned to his simple These two counties will little room, he to continue began think, “How much this with three truth there in what task, more quali- was that little boy said!” (Maywood). fying rounds scheduled And what he said for the An 25 bill at St. applied to St. Pius X, not Apr. Aloysiui' coming week. only because he was a not (Jersey will the Pope, only beca jse City) complete he The Union competition was a but also because opens in with the' Bishop, he was a preliminaries Hudson, on Apr. 25 at Blessed Sacrament priest. site and date of the final as yet- with (Elizabeth), a second bill unselected. Essex still has trial' Than Bigger Boys on Apr. 27 at St. Anne’s (Gar- rounds on Apr. 22 at St. Rose of' What the little in boy said, a very wood). In each the top simple case, two Lima (Short Hills) and way, of the on Apiv one successors of St. Pius will be selected Pope plays to appear 25 at St. with' X Aloysius (Newark), would in a very i. say theologicalvucuiuKicai way. Onun in the final round site A t.g. . 7“ way. at a uie and plans for the finals also inconi-, tuty-sixth anniversary of ordination to the priesthood, date as yet ' Pope undetermined. 1 ,<* FIU ln his “On the Catholic plete. ,;L. Encyclical, ! Priesthood,” Hudson will hold the first wrote, Thus the BERGEN WILL sen- priest, as is said with is indeed have four good reason, ior final another in trial rounds, with on Apr. 22 at St. Vin- Christ’; for, some way, he is himself a continua- the winner of tion of Christ.” each cent’s (Bayonne). Essex has set qualifying for the finals. its senior will final for May 3 at- Even the Saints They be held on Apr. 25 at Sacred Heart while" St. of Siena tells that Ml. (Vailsburg), Catherine us Our Lord said to Virgin (Garfield), on Apr. once and Union’s will be her, “I have called them 2G at St. Peter’s Bergen’s on my Christs, because. (Belleville), on . . they have clothed May 4 at St. Matthew’s themselves with and love makes Apr. 27 at St. Matthew’s (Ridge-' Me, them one thing (Ridge- 6 field with Me.” field) 29 Park) and St. Mary’s (Rah- j and on Apr. at Sacred way), •>< ls Heart respectively. , Tt omas of one of the (Lyndhurst). The finals ....f ?’ ) Aquinas, Church’s most brilliant , will be 3 theologians, taught that each is May at Queen of Peace priest .. in some respect, a copy of Christ.” St. John the Vianney, holy Cure of'Ars and Sixteen Schools of told his “When parish priests, people, you think of the Four Parishes priest, think of Our Lord Jesus Christ." In Symposium Puzzling In With and saints Finals DOVER—Sixteen North Popes —one of them, Thomas of Play Jersey, Aquinas Catholic being a high schools will take having taught things like’ CLIFTON—Four parishes will part in a Junior that about the priesthood, it is difficult Science Syraj: to understand how they take part in the annual One-Act who have posium at the vocation can hesitate to follow it. Picatinny Arsenal on It is difficult Play Festival of the Passaic-Clif- to understand 5-6. how who suspect that ton CYO district May they even they have the on 24 at St. Apr. Each school will vocation can hesitate to make be represent- sure about it. It is even dif- Philip the Apostle auditorium. ficult ed three to understand all who without by outstanding science why are a vocation to the St. Stephen’s and Holy Trinity students from its priesthood are n,ot heaven with sophomore and.' storming prayers asking God of Passaic and St. Andrew's and to them junior class. of the. give one. St. of Clifton Twenty-eight Philip’s survived schools If the Name Masters will also have a senidr is state so wonderful and the priesthood a indescribably preliminary round. The final present who has written an out*, sublime, why do we need two million more will be done priests through- judging by Mrs. out the world? standing technical paper. *w How blind so have been! Thomas Trocoli lamentably many For of The Retreat Lyndhurst, authors of the 10 St. John Mrs. topi Vianney Said: Belfi of Clifton and Henry papers, selected “If by a panel oft a in this life to his real ELIZABETH Rev. Daniel Mrs. Robert Breen of priest were comprehend digni- from Pompton judges Stevens Institute of ty, he would die not of fear but Af love.” Egan, S.A., of St. Paul’s Friary, Lakes. and UniveiH and Rev. Technology Rutgers Vocations Graymoor, Ber- In addition to the best Apostolate for Joseph play, will give formal nier of St. Jean sity, presents'' Newark Archdiocese: Baptiste Church awards will also be Msgr. William F. Furlong, Seton madp for the tions at the New symposium. They wilL Hall York, will preside at best University, South N.J. the actor, best actress and best Orange, Telephone: SQuth Orange also receive while conferences for the trophies, each 2-9000. Union actor and County supporting actress. will CYO’s third participant receive U.S. Paterson Diocese: annual religious re- These awards Rev, John J. McHugh, DePaul High will be presented Army Ordnance treat for Elizabeth Corps plaques School, N. J. public high at the annual dance Wayne, Telephone: OXbow 4-5759. on May 13 at as well school as certificates of students, Apr. 27-29. St. auditorium. Philip’s ment. Father Entries Egan will handle the for the district king and Three One-Acters Serving on the boys’ retreat, which will be held contest close on 24 committed St. John's queen Apr. which is at Immaculate making arrangements At Peace Reaps while and all nominations Queen of Conception, parish must for the conference is Father Msgr. Denir Bernier, national director be made before that Rev. MAYWOOD “The date, A. pastor of St. Cecilia's Queens of Catholic Hayes, Youth Adores, will Leo P. district Players" of Our Queen of Bowling Prizes Ryan, moderator, Rockaway, and Lady preach to the superintendent ofc boys at St. announced this week. Peace CYO unit will Mary’s schools for the Paterson present CEDAR GROVE St. John’s Conferences Dioces*? will each three one-act in the school begin day plays will receive most of the at (Orange) 2:15 p.m., with auditorium 23-24 at 8:15 evening con- on Apr. honors when the annual Essex ferences at 7 p.m. also BROTHERS OF p.m. being CHARITY Senior CYO Mixed Bowl- scheduled for County 27 and 28. The selections Include Apr. a melo- Teachers - ing is held here Students will be Social Workers - League banquet excused from Craftsmen drama, "Curse You, Jack Dal- Contact Apr. 24 at ths Friar Tuck Inn. class each 1:45 tho Vocation Director day at p.m. on ton,” a mystery, “Haunted Thea- In addition BROTHER to taking its first presentation of a note from their BERTHWALD, F.C. ter" and a "Forever OUR LADY comedy, crown, St. John’s also had parents. Bus service will be OF CHARITY league pro- NOVITIATE all under the direction Judy,” of the vided for students 7720 DOI high game (967) and series in schools lo- LANE, PHILADELPHIA U, PA. Thomas Wright, chairman of the cated (2613), both records for the co- at some distance from Im- cultural departmeat. maculate ed loop, and had individual stars Conception and St Mary’s. in Rocco Tischio (top average of The retreat will close 175) and Patrick O’Malley (high on Apr. THE 29 with the two game of 253). groups attending a joint Mass honor TEENS ON RETREAT: What evening at St. SAVE WHERE Only it didn’t win Is high happens teenage boys go when a group of on a week- Mary’s., Rev. Roland W. taken end Muen- TRINITARIAN series, by Chuck Engel of retreat? These scenes from the recent Essex CYO FATHERS County junior boys re- zen, county CYO St. moderator, is Mary’s, Nutley, with 626. treat at St. offor an EARNINGS Bonaventure Monastery, Paterson, the answer. in charge of the opportunity to young men and of give Upper left, a boy program, assist- boy* Grammar kneels in adoration the ed Rev. School and before Blessed by John M. of High School to bocomo Sacrament; upper right, another lad attends Ballweg a prioit or a Brother ARE St. Cecilia's Dance Immaculate to spiritual in Conception and Rev In reading his room; center, the in in tho Trinitarian Order. Lack of KEARNY group kneels prayer the'Friars' Denis fund* no The St. Cecilia’s R. McKenna of St. Mary’s Impediment. chapel; below, a boy talks things over with the Write tot % CYO will hold its annual dance, retreat master. "The Soaring Sixties,” on Apr. Scouts Plant 23 the school Trees VOCATION at cafeteria from Senior DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bayley NEW PROVIDENCE _ Cub Box 5742, Baltimore «, Maryland D'ltalia Wins Nationals Pack 69, Troop 69 and adult iiiwiipw—teiiH^—eeeeimiitiMeKiiieewMeiititiiaiiii4HiUineiti,iiiiitiitiinnMaiij.iinaufiiMi»,>a^» 1 Dividends Wins leaders Compounded of the Scouts Grant Arthur Boy spon-j WASHINGTON D'ltalia of Mount Gar- " Virgin, sored the Our Quarterly A MADISON became the by Lady of Peace Wedding Gerald Pierce, a field, first entrant from the Newark Archdiocese Reception Parent • Guild senior to win the National Faculty presented at Baylcy-Ellard High Catholic Youth Conference senior oratorical Tli Fraiciseai Fathers Jiha and nine 'trees on planted on the has won the annual $5OO contest Apr. 18 at the Shoreham Hotel here. School, church grounds in u • ,«] celebration of third order scholarship in offered Speaking on the 1959 message, “Freedom regular journalism Bishops’ and Arbor Day. PLAZA HOTEL D'ltalia Joseph Jackson, pack by the Press Club of Morris Peace,’’ defeated four other diocesan representatives chairman, directed the project, j invite youno men who had come to for the to erruov Journal County. Washington annual competition. The la- Jonty Clly, N. J. runner-up was Robert of the Buffalo FOR THE SACRED PRIESTHOOD. Sov* by mail. Co-editor of the "Baylard,” Kirchgraber Diocese. provldtn D'ltalia had won the lack or Bayley’s and Newark senior title on Apr. 6 at Sa- funds no obstacle. W* pay postaga both newspaper, presi- cred Heart He dent of the debating society, (Lyndhurst). is a 22-year old student at Pace PRINTING • Suptrier Institute, where Culilno he is preparing for entrance to law WRITS DIRECTOK or • Pierce has won for writ- school, i VOCATIONS Mod tot prizes pHcot and a graduate of St. High School HARRY from the New York Mary’s (Rutherford). Ar- F. MURPHY • Cartful ing News, FRANCISCAN FATHERS ARROW altonlion la data* thur represented the Mount Virgin senior the 78 the Merchant Marine and also CYO, Young CLINTON ST., NEWARK 2 Iridal Box 177 Hiono Consultant I People’s Club, in the archdioccsan SAVINGS and from the New Jersey Historical competition. Phone: MArket 3-2831 HOLUDAYSBURO 6, PA. Society. IN LOAN Oldfield ADDITION to the 10-minute speech on the Bishops’ ASSOCIATION 3-0100 Y| rmiir< I>» USJ, He 800 D'ltalia also received one of message, also had to deliver a short 120 So. Ave. extemporaneous Orange Ample Space speech "Active Parking national awards for on a chosen lot. Newark outstanding Peace,’’ subject by 3, N. J. Air WEEK-END RETREATS Conditioned English 'students Judges for the contest were John R. sponsored by Foley, Maryland Never Estimates the National Congressman; Dr. John C. Missionariesf cheerfully given Council of English Bowen, editor of Catholic Men; and Enough Ruth Gerl FOR THE LAITY Teachers. Hagy, producer of the weekly television show, "Col- ' Visit lege Nows Conference." SPEND A WEEKEND MISSIONARY POST GRADUATE WITH 000 SERVANTS OPPORTUNITIES D'ltalia's victory earned him a personal trophy, a trophy For: MEN, St for the Archdiocese WOMEN, Joseph's and a Government Savings Bond. These OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY were presented HUSBAND and to him by Robert T. national WIFE O’Leary, com- Shrine mander of the Catholic War Veterans. CmnU«H4 by At atoakt of WELCOME ' Salat PaoPt AbWoy PRIESTHOOD Stirling, CANDIDATES Mtoit aiako roiorvatloni twff. iV> A SPONSOR 48 at Confirmation Writ* for BROTHERHOOD CANDIDATES Information tat New YCL Institute must be a Catholic who has DIRECTOR OP RETREATS Jer*ey Writs Fathsr M.S.SS.T. reached the and Quota of Paata Rotroat Haaaa Matthew, % required age has At Bayley-Ellard already been Confirmed. Si. PaoCt Akbty, Ntwton, N. i. Trinity Minion* Silver Spring, Md. MADISON The third and

i final in a series ses- ? lii of eapsulc CATHOLIC sions of the Youth Catholic Lead- JUNE 27-fIUG. 19 ers’ Institute will be held Apr. LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE 21 at Baylcy-EUard High School DEBATE with the Sodality of Our Lady * ‘WHICH PUBLICATION IS of the MORE IN HARMONY WITH MODERN PAPAL APPROACHES BUSINESS COURSES Paterson Diocese as host. Over 500 youngsters are ex- TO ADMITTANCE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF THE DAY TO ALL COLLEGES KB pected to attend the ac- COURT REPORTING institute, 11 cording to Rev. Stanley M. Gra- SHORTHAND. TYPING bowski of Mt. E'^aN Carmel, Bayonne, National Review" "The MPMOMHwL or Commonweal"? ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING founder and director. Since in- MEDICAL SECRETARY ception of the institutes at St. THIS AND OTHER LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVE ISSDB DEBATED BY: Paul's, in the COMPLETE MEDICAL LAB. Jersey City, sum- mer of 1958, than LEGAL SECRETARIAL more 1,500 high WILLIAM BUCKLEY WILLIAM school students have CLANCY taken part. • Editor of Notional EXECUTIVE Review" • SECRETARIAL Feature Former Associate Editor, THE COMMONWEAL of the Apr. 24 session, • Conservative which will Thinker • Education CHURCH PEACE UNION REMEDIAL READING open at 2 pm., will Director, • Noted READING la* Lecturer Editor COMPREHENSION a teenage panel which will • of WORLD VIEW h discuss • U F: GOD AND MAN AT YALE "The Student Vocation," i °: • Articulate Liberal EITHER w A FOR SUMMER DAY with Sister McCarthy AND HIS OR EVENING M. Janet, C.S.J., of ENEMIES • Widely Read Literary Critic St. Luke's (llohokus) as modera- FALL • TUITION PAYMENT PUN OR SESSIONS tor. MODERATOR • FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE There will be 27 electives, in- PHONE MITCHELL 3-O4EO FOR • CO-EDUCATIONAL cluding workshops, APPOINTMENT. seminars, J. AN NO OILIOATION. • APPROVED FOR VETERANS REV. WILLIAM S.J. lectures, demonstrations and SMITH, panels. the various Conducting (DIRECTOR, ST. PETER'S INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS) day sessions:9 a.m. to p.m. • ; 2:40 daily students may attend sessions will be priests, Sisters, FULL OR PART TIME EVENING SESSIONS: Brothers, laymen, and ST. LEO'S NEW AUDITORIUM Reserved 6:45 P.M. to 9:45 P.M. laywomen j, the teenagers MAY 25 themselves. Some Gen'l Adm. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY • of Market St. East Paterson I JOSEPH P. the listed f BUCKLEY, PRINCIPAL topics are: 8:30 P.M. Student “The Seven Lanes to Happi- FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE: ST. ness;” "The LEO'S. EAST Parish—the Heart PATERSON (MAKE CHECK PAYABLE NEWARK PREPARATORY SCHOOL of the Mystical Body"; "Effec- TO ST. LEO'S CHURCH) tive Leadership Techniques"; PROGRAM PRESENTED BY 1019 BROAD STREET • NEWARK X NEW JERSEY “The ST. LEO'S HOLY NAME SOCIETY Bishops Said”; "Integra- "Our ’* • Own Beuuti/ul Air-Conditioned Building tion or Disintegration”; "Tips AS A NON-PROFIT PUBLIC SERVICE for Hitt BARKING ON SCHOOL GROUNDS Prayer"; und "Marian Apos- DIRICTIONSi Garden Stata Parkway. 1 minute from North C . Bound Call IST, or South Bound Exit. IM. I ties in School." 14 THE ADVOCATE April 21, 1960

br n ** Y°rk •«««* #♦ itio 'Martha' NovelEngrossing MOVIES Roundup ofMovie Reviews By William H. which'the theme of this film is of to For further Information Mooring ' Legion Decency objects (Prepared Best the call. MA. 3-5700 by Sellers, meal the Lord was soul. She the eating? sees self-righteous, The Kind developed tends to outweigh Its suggestiveness and behavior of University of And how could the Morally Unobjectionablefor Fugitive Scranton,) Lord, always unforgiving pride that was Everyone positive value," says the Le- that “can a 1 World Faro nf Virr /» a Around principal characters World Faca of Fire Journey to Weak so Center Swan Lake (Objectionable in understanding, speak sharply? worse sin than in 80 For the Ist part) of anything Mary Day* Tima of Earth gion Decency. No postive be morally misleading for the MARTHA, MARTHA: A BIBLI- of lp Commandments From his Some research uncovered Battle Flame Gideon Scot- Juko Box Rhythm of animal- quick ever did. Tarzan. menagerie value was re- CAL Battle of land Yard Ape Man apparent to this audience” at which the NOVEL, Patricia Kidnapped 30”— youthful By Mc- one The Catholic istic human morons and misfits, interpretation: Coral Sea Good Day for a of Gerr. Miss McGerr has written an King Wild 3rd Man viewer. on Moun- is aimed. Kenedy. $5.95. (Suitable for Ben Hur Hanging Stallions Tennessee picture Commentary on Holy Scripture tain Williams, via his play general engrossing story, based on con- Behind the Great Great Day Libel reading.) 3 Fighting Men interprets this as a friendly, fam- Wall Gunflahters of Last Angry } "Orpheus Descending,” offers Because siderable research, with a leav- Men 1.001 Arabian Nle. They’re There can be few housewives Big Fisherman Abilene Last Voyage iliar scene, with Lord half- Toby Tyler the a married wom- Our ening of humor. It’s hard Big Jeeter Guns of Timber- Little spectacle of New Catholic who have to im- Savage Timbuktu never felt land Young kinship with humorously that Mar- Bit NUht Miracle of Hills an (Anna 50, slat- suggesting a housewife who Toby Tyler Magnani), fat, the agine wouldn’t Blood Sc Steel Have Rocket# Will Mouse That busy Martha of and Roared Tonka Bethany, tha be satisfied with a sim- and at her own Good only this Broth of a Boy Travel Operation ternly unwashed, (Adults, Adolescents) Book Releases who enjoy book, and if a number Warrior Sr Slavs have never felt the of Cast Loni sting ple meal, that she should relax a Hercules Amsterdam Girl invitation “with child” Familiar high school of unmade beds and unwashed Shadow Hey Boy. Hey Oregon Trail getting by problems, Followins 1« Hat of Catholle the words, “Thou Watud a new are about and Mary at His feet. Comanche • Outlaw busy join dishes that Station Girl Stallion Westbound a guitar-strumming drifter (Mar- relating more to sex than books compiled by the Catholic Univer- result, might not be Conspiracy of Soldiers study, many things ... has chosen Horse Private’s Affair Windjammer sity of American Library. Mary too Houdlnl lon are Patricia McGrecr has evidently bad. Hearts Pork Chop Hill Would-Be Brando), young enough to be realistically explored with The Mystery of the Church, by Yvei the better ” part If Martha Cosmic Man Hound Dor Man Sad Horse ... Gentlemen her own her trouble she TV idol Dick Clark Congar. Studies on the Church as the been the same Anne It son. For had not been pondering thing, Diary of Happened to Stlent Enemy Wreck starring as so we of Mary Mystical Body of Christ, Its represen- busy, muse, THE BOOK Frank Jane Sink a and the result is an easy-to-read OF Henri the Bismarck Deare gets shot and her lover roasted young teacher under censure tation in St. Thomas, etc. (Helicon. MARY, by of Flanders who would have cleaned the Dog It, Terror From Sleeping Beauty Hawthorn. Yellowstone Kelly the $4.75). novel exploring another interpre- Daniel-Rops. $4.95. Edg e of Eternity Outer Space 6now Queen alive by her enraged husband by headmaster (Wendell house, carried the water, cooked A History of Philosophy, by Frederick (Adults because (Victor tation. Here Martha is a practi- only of advanced Adults Jory), who is dying of Holmes) for undue interest in the C. Coplcston. Sixth volume covering for , and Unobjectionable Adolescents French and German enlightenment# cal sort of a diligent, tire- content style.) cancer. An unwashed students’ extracurricular person, Angry Red Planet 4-D Man Man Who Died equally activi- from Woolff to Kant. (Newman. Ta mango That “The Atomic Submarine Gazebo less cook and The Book of a Twice ties. Since these $4.50). housekeeper. Mary” is Teenager From young (Joanne include such as- Araon for Hire Ghost of Drarstrip nymphomaniac St. Miracle Outer Space Edmund of Ablndon, by Clifford elder she is scholarly and lucid will Bat unsuccessful sorted daughter, charged exposition Hollow Mountain Road Woodward), juvenile “mistakes” as H. Lawrence In hagiography 10 Seconds to HeU though Study Became They’re Grand Illusion On the Waterfront with the care of Mary and Laza- not surprise those familiar with Thunder in Sun in the mendi- pre - marital and history. (Oxford. $9.80). Young Gun Fever Pier S Havana seducing mumbling experimentation, of Time Machine Redemption Through the Blood the career of to at rus, and of the household, since M. Daniel-Rops, ed- Bom Be Loved GunfUht Please Don't Eat Tingler cant who boasts of his with of Annual ways store-raiding and switchblade at- Jesus, by Gnspar Lcfebure. Study Brain Eaten Dodre City the the itor of the Twentieth Daisies Trap the sacrifice of Calvary and the death of their mother. But the Mary Century En- Not for Me Hangman Nun’s Story women, manages”to walk out tack, the argument that Unforgiven teacher Eucharistic Sacrifice pointing toward is of Catholicism Capt. I.ightfoot Hell Bent for Pdrgy and Bess a if lightminded cyclopedia and of the the Precious Blood devotion. (New- lovely young au- City Verboten final holocaust alive into keep out of parental After Leather Restless Years Virtuous preserves is thor of 70 Bigamist man. $4.). girl, the of her father’s eye. books, “This Midnight Here Come Jets Return of Fly the apple including Visit to Small murky squalor of Williams’ persuasive if not'conclusive. Pic- Vestments and Church Furniture, by Is the Mass” and Crazy for Love Hole in the Hoad Rodan Planet Lazarus, the frail but beloved “Jesus and His Robert 20th Century Encyclo- Curse of Undead Holiday for Lovers Roof South. ture is well-balanced Lesaae. Wake Me dirty, degenerate morally Times.” Devil’a When and pedia of Catholicism. (Hawthorne. Dleclple House of 7 Hawks A Autumn brother. A indiscre- Samson Delilah It’s r momentary Over “The immoral _ In **). Enchanted laland Kings Go Forth atmosphere entertaining; an sound $2. His work is Saskatchewan Wild and the acceptably tion on the part of Martha’s be- present an Pace of a Furltive Last Train From One for Mo inquiry Say _lnnocent offering of its kind. Devotions of Holy Communion, by into the sources Pint Man Into Gun Hill Scent of Mystery Hubert McEvoy. Prayer book based trothed toward upon which our Woman Eater - Mary enrages Space Legend of Tom initially German Senior Prom Woman Obsessed on a 17th century knowledge of and Floods of End Tall Martha, who then insists that devotion to the Fear Dooley Song Without World. Flesh title. (Tcmplecate. $2.95). Flying and Story Fontaine# Man in the Net Surrender Hell the Devil Blessed Virgin Simon Called Peter, by Mother Mary Pappas and Mary should marry depend. These are Television Fair (Objectionable in part) . Series of meditations. (New- found in canonical Pilgrimage immediately and leave for home scripture, in Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Some man. $2.25). All the Pine Who Mirror amusing comedy-satire in the writings of the Church He Must Die Has 3 Faces Seven Thieves This Is Rome. by Yousuf Fath- Young SUNDAY, Apr. 14 - on “fixed” Pictures Magdala. Cannlbala Heller in Pink No Name on the Seventh Seal «:30 a.m. (4) "Let’s Talk About college athletics ver- Karsh with text by H. V. Morton ers, in tradition, and in Angry Hill# Tirhts Bullet The 'is not a inspired Sound St Fury God. and introduction by Bishop Fulton J. marriage happy Girl Home From , sus As . v- Visiting Ger- Aek Any Hill North by North- South straight and credible cari- France, Italy, dogma. Pacific S:3O a.m. (8) "Power of Resur- Sheen. (Hawthorne. $4.95). Beat of Everything Horse's Mouth west one, and come to Martha Story Page 1 rectlon.” Richard cature of many, Austria and Switzerland, reports House of on KUey. young females on a The and F. The second part, “The Big Opentor Intrigue Notorious Mr. Tiger Church Sex, 1 by Reginald of her Docu- Boy 10:30 a.m. (2) "Passion and Resur- Mary’s frivolity, associa- Black Orpheua Indiscreet Monks Trevett. In the 20thCentury Encyclo- extension to That Kind of campus husband-hunt fouls Ad; Portugal, Spain ments Which Tell of Blue rection.” Magr, John J. Dougherty. Mary,” con- Denim Inspector Maigret Odds Against up pedia of Catholicism. (Hawthorne. tion with courtesans and unbeliev- Womsn Andre Girard. in the and England is available. MON- sists earner I Want to Live Tomorrow becomes Josh $2.95). of citations from canonical They Came to 11:30 making, news Love Of a.m. (11) Christophers, *'De. ers and finally the terrible Cash McCall In and War Life and Love Cordura most Our Parish Prays and Sings, by Irvin SIpNOR HENRY J. CAULEY and Count veloplng Talents.” Logan’s mov- scripture, from the patristic Your Jayhawkers | On the Beach Third Voice disappointing Udulutsch that is a of and others. Musical nota- is.the Mary frequenter Her- Bleealnge Journey SATURDAY, Apr. It ie to date. spiritual director. Once More This Earth _ and texts. The la Mine Anthony as tion for organ accompaniment for Departs od’s court. Martha remains apocryphal trans- Cnnes Are Flying Life Bering ■ Pm. (13) Bishop Sheen Perkins, Now York in at 17 With Feeling Tiger Bay the the parish edition of Our Parish Sept. 1 in S.S. United lator, Alastair Crimeon Kimono Look Back In Our Man InHavana Touch woeful, wooful, Guihan, points out of Larceny basketball Prays and. Sings, which is available Bethany with Lazarus, proud of Cry Terror Anrer Operation Petticoat States. Visits that hotshot and romantic at 30c. (Liturgical Press. $5.85. Spiral Rome, Lourdes, in the (as Day of Outlaw Lonely her self-sacrifice and Continental Hearts Pillow Talk target-in- bound). upright life, Defiant Ones fltesMSd Asaisi, Nevers, Paray-le-Monial, the American Magician Possessors A Wonderful chief, obviously does not believe against and Don't Radio The Discovery of God, by Henri d# yet feeling unappreciated. The Eng- Give. Up Man Inside Purple Gang Country • Ship .. a word Lubac. Dru O&rammergau (Passion Play), lish), tradition these Man Who Could Rachel Code of it. Jane Fonda as the Translation by Alexander public life of Our Lord is always “apocry- 4 Past Guns Cheat Death dealing with the "concrete metaphysi- Fatima, Montserrat. Rebel Set tew”"* brash Autumn phal” are 400 Blows Man Who hubby-huntress prom- cal and psychological context of the in the of Martha’s writings not appended Sapphire delphians SUNDAY, Apr. 14 gives background Gig! stood Women 4:13 human acknowledgment of God. trfVel, congenial companions, to a.m. WNEW—Sacred Heart ise of better her the Old Testament, but are things given better (Kenedy. $3.95). to story, righteous disapproval 7:18 a.m. WRCA—Hour of St. Francis viits revered Shrines mark those Part 7:30 opportunities. The film of and insistence the of the second to seventh Morally Objectionable in for Everyone a.m. WHOM—Sacred Heart Hour Mary Was Her Life, by Sister Mary thte Mary on overplays as the ideal fall AU AboutEva 7:30 a.m. WOR Pierre. Biography of a vacation Female * The Rachel Cod® Marian Theater sex and Spanish centuries Rise A FaU of twaddling dialogue situa- her heart which, neither Alaska Paasaca Flesh H 8:30 WMCA Ave Maria Hour Carmelite, Sister Marla Teresa Que- For proprieties hardening wholly Jack the a.m. trip. illustrated folder see Ripper Diamond tions nor Beat Generation 5 to La 4:43 a.m. WMTR—Hour of SL Francis involving a lecherous vedo, who died In 1950 and whose" to His message. She and false wholly true, lie outside Oates Hell Pariaienn® r Lej. cam- yotor travel Judas, Beloved Inndel 10:30 WABC Christian of beatification is at Rome# agent, or AMERICAN v-nfit*\.i «: Laat a.m. In Ac- cause now MU® Room at the Top pus husband and his bride. both souls, are drawn canonical M. Betrayed Woman Fruit tion. "The Bible." Rev. Walter This (Bcnzigcr $3.95). “practical” scripture. Daniel- Forbidden Last Paradla® M. EXPRESS TRAVEL Blc Rosemary Abbott. SERVICE, Heat Gene Krupa Abner S.J. renders inane History of to each other. dramatic uses these with. Story liT A Sheba and offensive com- Western Civilization, by Mary’s Rops extreme Blue Girls 3:30 p.m WRCA YORK 65 Ancel Town Love Catholic Hour. Thomas P. Neill, Clarence L. Hohl, In City Some Like It Broadway, at the Bramble Buah God's Little Hot “Hope and ReaUty." Msgr. John J. that have been infec- repentance Master’s feet that are Acre Mlaatle to edy might and Daniel D. McGarry. This second care, stating firmly Born th® Subway In the Sky 649 Fifth they Recklesi Guns. and Dougherty. Whitehall 4-2000; Ave- Girls Moon Sommer volume completes the set and covert annoys Martha after she not to be taken at their face Bucket of Blood Place 8:30 WVNJ Rosary. tiously funny instead. all, Gangsters Pew p.m. Living 1800 to the mi, PLaza 150 Never So 11 Bt#P present. (Bruce. $8.95). 9-7400; East 42nd Can Can Rev. F. has been a good value and that H-Man No Man's Tau'story Francis Boland. always woman, dogma owes noth- Cry Touch Woman Hill 7-3700. Travel Happy Annlver- Of Love A Lurt MONDAY, Apr. IS MUrray n Street, yet the Master overlooks her vir- to but Daddy-O I WSoti sacred Heart ing them, that Open City S P.m. Bureau at: indicating Don't GoNear vfr°gir .c»* Altman’s, Headline 10:03 pun. WSOU (FM) The Create* Story Blooming- tues rebukes her. Ghoet Pusher White Cargo Rosary. Ever Stated! and do as Water Inaid® they “popular accounts of th® Mafia Rebel TUESDAY, Apr. 14 dale’s, & L. Drax Breed Young Captives Straus, It is until Martha strip Girl It SUrtad With Riot 1 WSOU Sscred Heart JEAN not stands seated beliefs a in Juvenile Room 43 p.m. GABRIELL'S deeply held by Duel In Sun Kla® * Bamberger & Cos., G< Fox & Cos. Prison Sign 10:03 p.m WSOU (FM) Rosary. ofor Gladiator beneath the Cross that the Christians from umauior light early timqs” of- c V# WEDNESDAY, Apr. 17 Separate ~ 1:30 P-m. WBNX SL Stephen's of comprehension pierces her fer some of the Classification { The Man Who which Church. Transformed The World • insights H u Novena, lh of (A^» 10:04 P.m. WSOU (FM) Rosary. may at best be discerned in his- A^°^ra M! uM of ssk II acceptability and THURSDAY, Apr. 9 14 torical fiction. propriety In a m»7 mtdlm ri May through Newark g?Jy «S? 1 P.m. WSOU Sacred Heart Mosque Theatre, 8:30 While this is work that , Suddenly, Lait Summer Thla p.m. WSOU (FM) Ave Marla. a should picture la ludrrd s- , v Ticket!: *2.00 Through Your 10:03 p.m. WSOU (FM) Rosary. Own Church Group or be read with the 1 T author’s admoni- mitoSm* mature FRIDAY, Apr. If Mail: Visit Beautiful Vudi ence* Both°*d Istributor'and Gilbert Martin Associates, 72 Broad St., GRAYMOOR - Newark. S pm. WSOU (FM) Sacred Heart tions in mind and that cannot Ind Sun V 3:30,p.m. WBNX Perpetual Help Phone: MA 2-513*. be thScSde'TnSlvi'SS profitably skimmed, it should Novena. 1960 PILGRIMAGE S lASOH 9:30 p.m. WSOU (FM) Hour of offer no difficultyto the nameiy mat sex- average perversion or any Inference of It Ls forbidden." Cruclfleld. (FM) intelligentreader. Itis 10:03 pm. WSOU Rosary. from June 5 invaluable 10 Sunday* through October 30 Condemned SATURDAY, Apr. not as a * p.m. WSOU (FM) Sacred Heart only ; complement to Bed of Grass | LUne. Junile Mating Urge (laves 1:13 p.m. WSOU (FM) Hour of SL BIALOGGJ MASS IS 11, 12.45 strictly devotional works Flesh Is Weak In Bondage IS, and to Goddess Nliht Heaven Fall bundling Francis. THE GARDEN Carden Vice of Edsn Love ls My Paris 11 those on the but Nights 7:03 p.m WOR Family Thcatcr- f CGMriSSIOMS A.M. P.M. apparitions, in Heroes a. Sinners Profession TO S Private Live® of Lady Smiles of a Sum- its own right as well. Chatterley's Lovers ★ Devotions to St. andEve mer Night Anthony, Sermon,Benediction -3 Lover Weddings Banquets p.m. Third Sex Exposition of thoBlossod Socramont 6 after 12:45 Mass till p.m. THE Communion Breakfasts GRAYMOOR It 5 mllti north of Poaktklll. N. Y. on Rt. 9. MEADOWBROOK FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Cafotorla open Sunday, only. Parking oroa on Films on ground, Current TV THEATRE in Brief DINNER Three beautiful ballrooms BUSES. LIAVI Plays accommodating 25-1,000 FoUowlng la list Port Authority But 41tf t Slh a of films on TV Some Torminal Avonuo, N.Y.C. 9:IS Apr. Choice Dates Still Available a.m. Joan 23-39. There may be changes in TICKETS WINDOW By Thellusson Nourse, Ph.D. at Bum, loavo at 4:00 some dueto cut. for TV use. but Complete 17) Graymoor p.m. gen- Package Wedding Available erally the original Legion of Decency Tot. lOngacro 34)373 - In Now call MArkot Call MR. 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Navy Cornea Write teenager breeds outlook Free Visitors' cynical life Brittany Thrnugn Directory A Raisin Girl A Second String In the Sun Caustic, vital Bohemian One That Cot JEKE-rm FAMILY OUT bOft Sluggish tri- Away 2 HOUR BROADWAY problem drama of an aspirins Negro Burma Convo« Promotor illicit angle play concentrating on family in praaant-day Chicago. Corsican Brothers Saint’s Double J The Sound Courage of Lassie Sea MUSICAL COMEDY affairs without evidence of Of MUSIC Rnrhawtlttg Devils any sonk-foat with winsome Mary Farmer's Daughter Martin as £u !flde Squadron tne a valid moral lively convent girl who launched Tell No Tales perspective. of the I Dream Jeanle Tombstone Trapp children's choral career. Andersenvllle Trial Compelling Indian Scout Family entertainment. Tr*t,D *d by Boston courtroom drama baaed upon an IMS It in FREE Take Me Along—Melodic Happened Blaekle PARKING war-trials O’Neill _ case. Probes the personal mu- Flat sical. bush Wee Willie Winkle of settins the small-town love prob- aullt those commltUna atrocities un- Jackass M»H lems of convivial Uncle Sid (Jackie AIR der military orders. CONDITIONED Gleason) and his bookish teenaaed ADULTS, The Beil Man— Fast paced, nephew. One dubious ADOLESCENTS adroit dance* but gen- Speclallaing hi MADE Political Adam & Evalyn A4WE HOME satire, whose PresldenUal erally agreeable. Likely Story choice is high-minded A Thurber Big City Moon Is Down a liberal Intellec- Carnival Lightly sar- Ravioli Cavatelli tual of Captain rrom Night A Day no religion and pretty flexible donic revue culled from the humorist's Castile Parnell AHEAD domestic morals. wryly sophisticated sketches. Except 9. Crossroads Pardon Manicotti BetweenTwo Thieves Fro-tolerance for occasional profanity, good adult My Sarong Cyrano do drama on Our Lord's trial, urging Chris- entertainment. Piccadilly Incident plus FULL COURSE DINNER tians In the Bergerac of LIE to stop persecuting Jews for what Toys Attic—Cauatio study of Portrait Jennie 3 PRIVATE BANQUET THE GREAT weak, Falcon in Mexico SHRINES OF EUROPE was basically Rome's responslblUty. Well a amiable Southerner, wrecked Purple Plain and DANCING but by Four Jills In of meaning goes In for much special selfish, meddling womenfolk. Some Jeep Return Vampire ROOMS lines Garden of Allah Roae pleading. raw and generally cynical out- of Cimarron ENJOY AUS How The Circus animal look. Green Was My Ship Fantastic acts Ahoy :•* ro« omr Under Personal and a spectacular Valley Supervision llawall-Alaska dis- Splderwoman Stlkes play I Was an Back give this year's Greatest Show 75 PITIR ILVINTO appeal Adventures* , brand new for all. Suspicion Dear I'll Be Seeing You !4 Liar Witty, revealing inter- Trio S»t 56.50 change of Jubilee Trail Vigil in 925-31 West Side Ave letters between G. B. Shaw 'B en Hur' for Nuns Night Kiss of Death and the vivacious actress. Mrs. Patrick Who Is Hope NEW YORK-The Lady Campbell. film “Ben Escape* Schuyler Jersey City. HE 3-8945 1§ * Make Wife Let’s Up vs. Oestry Ridas Again Some dandy Secretary Hur" will be given a alngln and steppln* as wicked Old West special OBJECTIONABLE of Bottleneck h town geU Itself morally showing for religious of Iho scrubbed by Big Wheel Notorious Gentle- a Jaunty no-gun lawman, f area to Earth r run for adults. metropolitan Apr. 30 at Down man Me Never Florellol Brisk, sparkling Escape Prowler mualcal 8:30 a.m. at Loews State Thea- Face Behind Maik Red Shoe. ://_ highlights* Play at Serra Club Cruise and Pilgrimage lor all Serra Club members, families and the Eucharistic Munich I*l* and friends, In fullcourse Obcrammergau Congress at from 31 to Parade!” beds with blth from il). sailing Sept. 2 S.S. Independence. July ON IHI PLAZA 7. Reserve now on the Constitution Mod. An. Pl«n—IS.2S August your place lovely and POOI flagships !>■> For further Information, contact local travel ori • S porta A Ccuo In ill bilhs your agent LAKE MOHAWK Independence. You'll enjoy food, and service, air-con- All Recreation witir DINNERS superb spacious • Vdfh*) iupervlaedChild ren'a Day Camp Ownership mmigemenl ditioned staterooms. Mass is celebrated at sea.See Travel • In tha last daily your Agent. Pineal Trout Plthlna Dan* SPARTA, N. J. COCKTAIL LOUNGE • HONIYMOON ACCOMMODA- Josiih While I Sons. lid. Aik ibml InduilieViciliin flu LUNCHEON AHEHICANjXPOHT LINES SUNDAY MASS ON PREMISES Allmlle Roaaonabla Ratea Clips Hll • Write Tor Kreo Hooklot American German • Swiss Cuisine ,#e6 FIFTH AVCNUf, NIW YORK )t,N.Y-.OlftiY44000 I* 2 HBNRYVILLS (, PINNSYLVANIA New York. MU dtdt Open 7 Doyi July and Aug. from 12 till cloiln TeL Stroudabura HA 1-IUO m Wk noon CLOSED WEDNESDAYS April 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 15 Holy Father Tells of Sorrow Over Denial of Freedoms

NCIP'C News Service And Our sorrowing turnsl To gaze renew to You the pledge are most dear and precious to the morning of Easter day, and the an also to other Following is text of English translation of a message children of God ev- of our In the fidelity carrying us; in the ardor of youth, in the as You continued to do in the • who are given by Pope John XXlll on Easier 17. The erywhere suffering be- out of our with regard to Sunday, April Pope duty wisdom of mature years and in subsequent meetings in the sup/ cause of race or expressed concern those who because their economic con- the responsibilities which our for suffer of race or the inescapable discomforts and per room, at the lake and on the', ditions at once ' economic conditions : complex and life imposes on us in the renunciations of old age, just be- road: reasons giving for anxiety or of Dear children, this tradition of spheres religious, civil and ginning or far advanced. Fear not, it is I. Peace be with' limitation of the exer- a through social order. us solemn Papal blessing on the for all time? Grant to Your blessing, you. Peace and blessing through- cise of their natural and civil Victor over death and feast of Easter from the >uter This this death Jesus, pour out Your peace over all the out each forever suffering, so At the day, •‘Nolite,. rights. same time Our we sin, are Yours and Yours we world, 0 balcony of ihe Vatican basilica sorrowful and humiliating, which Jesus, as You did when timere, ego sum. Pax vobis. Pax word of heartfelt to is sympathy longs wish remain, ever our- You appeared for the a very ancient one, and We we have followed in these yours: again first et benedictio per dies days to forth into the hearts singulos iq pour of our families and all to are to it for the selves, who time Your closest friends on glad renew sake with hearts was aeternum.” deeply moved, each one an expression of hu- of the joy we all share. nevertheless a glorious combat. and Christian man solidarity, Easter is a festive occasion, We have recalled this by singing which on the day marked a day of than by more usual sol- with a note of in the triumph Divine Providence Home and will come to Mart which emnity surpasses every Easter liturgy: “Mors et vita du- Supply flower. other in the Church's year. It ello conflixere mirando’’ life is first in rank all among and death in tremendous engaged to feasts Prayer Jesus and ceremonies: feast of combat. But the Author SCIENCE VICTOR: an of Life Harry Jr., eighth O JESUS, Savior and Redeem- Houckes, feasts, solemnity of solemnities. was the Victor and He lives again IF THERE'S at our A JOB TO grader Our Lady of Lourdes, Paterson, was the win- Our of er, may You be love now BE DONE predecessor long ago, in a life of glory “Dux vitae and ner in recent fair. St. the first of that always. May You be an un- the science Harry’s project, which Gregory, mortuus regnat vivus.’’ name in the line of whom failing encouragement to us and is partly shown in on Popes, the picture, was the trapping of BUT, DEAR to all who suffer for We like to call great among the CHILDREN, you Thy name micrometeorites. are well aware from and for the sake of the greatest, hailed the feast of Eas- your expe- Gospel, ANDERSON DOES rience of lived in and IT! ter the fact that permeated by the as nothing less than a most this com- sublime bat still continues on earth. We sacrifice of Your blood. At Mission Consecrations wedding song celebrat- long all witness Does not the follow ing the mystical union of the it and take part in it. year its at live VATICAN CITY (NC) Pope On one side stands to- course from the feast of Easter? you Word of God rfiade Man with the Christ, John XXIII will consecrate 12 gether as the “Canticle with His representatives will rocoivo • holy Church, you of dioceses Bishops missionary of and His followers in the DEPENDABLE ond Canticles’’ of the whole lit- Plan on May 8 in St. Peter’s Basilica. raised Fair OOOD INCOME H urgy. Church, up in holiness Charity Inveit and love; you your brotherly And with WHITE MONUMENT In Hackensack In CO. ON THIS Easter our most • a v In g ■ our day the Church thus blessed, there Designers and Builders of 1 V. D. ANNUITY personal joy as good Christians abides sound doctrine, HACKENSACK Sponsored MAUSOLEUMS e MONUMENTS truth, PLAN. is in to the and peace. • MARKERS rendering homage justice jointly by Trinity Council, Quality Workmanship Guaranteed Redeemer, Jesus Christ, glorious Rallying support on the other Knights of Columbus, and the O You alio ihoro In • CEMETERY LETTERINO and immortal forever, victor side the work of over is the anti-Christian Columbiettes, its auxiliary, a six- groat IS spirit, Maybaum Ave Newark." NJ. death and human which the Minions end holp In wickedness, is error, a false idea of day charity fair starting June 13 Robert Celllcchlo ESatex 1-077S and Broth- the wickedness of man’s first sin will take on educating Prltiti personal and social life, exces- place the grounds of for tho Cer- and of all the sins of the world. sive and Packard’s store and er! Minions O power even physical vi- department tain tax A advantages O WEDDINO and FUNERAL DESIONS { How can we not be grateful olence, evil and ruinous disorder. food market on Main St. here. laiting Momorlal and re- Him Such is the condition The carnival will feature ■ Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere to Who is the Son of God of life inimbranco In many Monei here and of Mary, by virtue of Whose on earth. amusement rides, games, con- and WASHINGTON prayer!. FLORIST \ tests and other attractions. blood pardon was called down many WELL dear Wrltv for free Since 1906 THEN, children of Free will be available Information { on the very people who cruci- parking •Rome and of the whole world the fair, according to Incorporated j fied Him and on the whole of at Mrs. Society Of Thg Diving Word who are the conditions MASONRY Mitchell ) listening, Dominick CARPENTRY, 3-0421 sinful humanity, whose destiny Rodano, general chair- ANNUITY DIPT. of each one it decided being determined, man. EROAD STREET, NEWARK. N. J.J was and whose redemp- PAINTING, SIDING •IBAID. PINNA. is essential and in fact a point ROOFING, tion and salvation was secured of honor for all • • to meet their • Modernized Room Additions to Insulation • obligations. That involves Hinchliffe Group Waterproofing a great Enclosures • Finished sense of • Bathrooms • '/ tvv tw tv/ tv/ tWtw YiWfWtvv.iw.iiWtw Sv'ftwl\ responsibility, an exer- Make 33rd Retreat Kitchens • General cise of moral a Repairs Basement 1 right, shrinking PATERSON—The 33rd annual • • Plastering Violations • In Time Need from compromise, and unquali- Floors & • of retreat of the John V. Hinchliffe Steps Stuccoing fied of intention • Iron sincerity and ac- Work Removed Group will be held at Loyola Your tion before both God and Consult, Catholic Funeral Director meir. House of • Retreats, Morristown, Cement and • Porches CALL We are strengthened by the ANYTIME OR 2-0888 TFAoie and the weekend of Apr. 23. careful understanding service is in accord with the certainty that Our Lord Is faith- Brick Stoops • Men wishing to join in this re- Tiling JEfforson 9-0606 EVES.: OR 5-6093 traditions ful to His promises and holds Mother Church treat contact Mr. Hinchliffe of Holy in store for may low us, even on this as at ASK FOR BOB at SH 2-6442 or SH 2-4705. ANDERSON earth, the gifts of His goodness *5 /At MJ'MJ Ml WWMAMmpaHIMIMt Ay ;,At Ml Ml M» A,VI Ml HI por month /..Vf > and His victory. But we have to deserve this certainty. NEWARK, N. J. HOWARD J. BRENNAN ANDERSON In the pages of the for Them CONSTRUCTION CO. BtRGCN COUNTY HUmboldt 3-2600 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. breviary Pray in these days just past, St. Au- BERNARD A. KANE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. was 274 CENTRAL AVE. gustine encouraging us to ORANGE, N. J. TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME UNIon 7-0373 1 Sister Anna sincerity of thought, work and James 39 HUMBOLDT RIEMAN - BOGOTA FUNERAL life. “Those MAYWOOD STREET HOME who live in evil CONVENT A Requiem Mass N. J. 1914 NEW AVENUE he for ■ LITTLE FERRY NEWARK, YORK life,” writes, “and call Sister Anna James Sheridan, 3-0733 themselves Christians of the Sisters of Charity HUbbard 7-3050 HUmboldt UNION CITY, N. J. do an in- of St. FLOOD FUNERAL HOME 7-6767 justice to Christ, and of them it Elizabeth, was offered Apr. 18 in J. UNIon JOHN FEENEY A SONS is Andrew W Flood, said that through their fault St. Anne's Villa Chapel here. She 232 Mgr. FRANKLIN AVENUE the name of God is died 14. 112 So. Munn Ave. blasphemed. Apr. ROOFING N. On the other RIDGEWOOD. J. hand, those who re- Daughter of the late James and East Orange, N. J. Gl Ibert MORRIS COUNTY main faithful Lucinda Leahy, she entered 4-7650 to His law, even at the 4-4445 ORange the cost of some Sisters of Charity from Ireland SIDING CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE suffering, by MArket f-2530 in their actions praise and 1903 and was professed in 1321 ROAD TARTAGUA'S bring "A Built TEANECK HUELSENBECK Reputation on 2-DAY SALE! blessing in the name of God.” 1916. Following her novitiate she VEST N. J COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME Service and ENGLEWOOD, 1108 So. Ave. at St. Quality, Orange Let us listen to the taught Nicholas, Passaic; FRANCIS X. 71 WASHINGTON ST. apostle, Fair Price!" FAHEY, MEMORIAL dear St. Joseph’s, Jersey City; and HOME children. He tells us that N. we MORRISTOWN, J. was stationed at Sacred Free Estimates Given Manager Newark N. J. are the the Heart, • ~ . 6, fragrance, “good TE 7-2332 JEfferton 8-6878 odor of Vailsburg, Newark, from 1914 un- • / ESttex 2-1600 Christ,” which is suf- Financing Arranged fused into til her retirement to St. Anne’s WESTINGHOUSE KARI ift All THOMAS DIFFIIY W. HUELSENBECK every place a spe- • Work Guaranteed J. Villa in 1955. i■« Director cial namely where 4T manner, we AMES AVENUE She is confess survived by a sister, OPACITY PASSAIC COUNTY openly our Faith and let RUTHERFORD, N. J. Sister Rebecca, stationed NEW VACUUM CLEANER | it shine forth in Mary FUNERAL HOME our activity. KOVER-KRAFT Inc. WEbiter at St. Jersey City. 9-0098 722 Clinton Joseph’s, Avenue, AT NOON the feast 378 BROAD STREET ON WHEELS A GORNY HERE, on HENNESSEY Newark 8, NJ. GORNY Mrs. Marie of while around us all Wojtycha Easter, is N.J. FUNERAL EStex MORTUARY BLOOMFIELD, • J-YEAR GUARANTEE HOME 4-6677 JERSEY CITY - The funeral an invitation to spiritual joy, KIPP Michael 519 MARSHALL STREET of Mrs. PI 8-2551 232 AVENUF many —and it is indeed Frank 304 J. Murray, Mgr. sorrow- Wojtycha, 1 PATERSON, N. j. ful for Us Slegman Parkway, took MICHAEL HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. WOZNIAK to return to his point place HICKEY, Prop. ' 4-5400 many of Apr. 19, with her son Rev. Ed- . ATIa» 8-1362 MEMORIAL HOME MUlberry our brethren do not 99 St. enjoy any kind of ward F. Wojtycha, Vincent’s, 320-22 Myrtle Avenue, freedom, per- QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME Bayonne, the celebrant of the sonal, civil or religious. But for Irvington, N. J. CRAFT 27-29 HARDING AVENUE after Requiem Mass in Our Lady of ESSEX year year they have been COUNTY Conrad & Ray Woznlak, N. restraint Victories Church here. CLIFTON, J. enduring and violence DECORATORS . , - 4 - 29 Director* and Also are two other PRetcoH 7-3002 perfecting a sacrifice surviving FUNERAL INC. KIERNAN a nine grandchil- HOME EStex 3-0606 wrought in silence and continu- sons, brother, 101 GORMLEY dren and two great-grandchil- CUSTOM DRAPERY UNION AVENUE OORNY A GORNY FUNERAL HOME ous oppression. dren. MANUFACTURERS BELLEVILLE, N. J. MORTUARY 154 WASHINGTON PLACE Would that these could also for the E-Z

9-3503 303 MAIN hear HOME - PLymouth STREET PASSAIC, N. J.' at last an echo of their John H. Stephan COMMERCIAI - EAST father’s voice ORANGE, N. J. PRetcoH them RAHWAY INSTITUTION CODEY'S FUNERAL 9-3183 offering A Requiem Mass TERMS SERVICE comfort and UN 4-6020 reaching them (or John H. 1923 Bond 69 HIGH STREET ORange 2-2414 Stephan, HENNESSEY FUNERAL from the center of Catholic to L. V. MULLIN A SON HOME uni- St., was be offered Apr. 21, N. J. ORANGE, 171 PLACE ty. This sharing of ours in in St. Mark’s Church. Father of 976 BROAD STREET WASHINGTON spir- ORange 4-7554 it and with N. J. prayer their suffer- Rev. Hilary J. NEWARK, N. J. PASSAIC, Stephan, 0.5.8., HOME OWNERS! ings benefit FUNERAL brings to every pastor of Blessed he -CO'FEATURE SPECIALS CODEY'S PRetcoH 7-0141 part Sacrament, • • SERVICE MArket 3-0660 of the Dormer* Garage* holy Church from died 18. 77 PARK which, Apr. • • STREET PETER J. QUINN Porches Roofing the wonderful example of un- Also are another FLOOR POLISHER AND SCRUBBER MONTCLAIR, N, J. surviving son, • Siding Funeral Director flinching which courage they two daughters, eight grandchil- Pilgrim 4-0005 320 draws increase WITH AUTOMATIC . BELLEVILLE AVENUE SUSSEX COUNTY give, of edifica- dren and eight great-grandchil- LOT OWNERS! DISPENSER tion N. and fervor. Dl CAPUA FUNERAL HOME BLOOMFIELD, J. dren. COMPLITI HOMS CONSTRUCTION BRAND NEW 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. Pilgrim 8-1260 OR SHELL ONLY FAMOUS OORNY A GORNY HOUSE FUNERAL HOME NEWARK. N. J. • Summir Homti • lake Cottogei MAKE PAUL , HUmboldt 2-3333 MORTUARY B FERGUSON Plan* Available Free Estimate* Complete Heme Improvement Service 399 HOOVER AVENUE owner AHR A OEOROE SON 27 BLOOMFIELD, N. J. CHESTNUT ST., SUSSEX, 700 NYE AVENUE JOHN P. CONNORS 3-8400 N. J. SUSSEX 2-4941 Pilgrim FULL IRVINGTON, N. J. SOuth Orange 2-7116 CASH ‘ EStex 3-1020 m ma HUDSON REZEM FUNERAL HOME COUNTY UNION COUNTY *579 Grove Street MICHAEL J. HARRIS ORIG. 59.95 Irvington; N. J. NECKER-SHARPE . ' FUNERAL HOME MILLER-BANNWORTH BSTAOUSHB) ISIS EStex 2-8700 n 525 FUNERAL HIGH LEVEL RCA Whirlpool Vac. on Whotli. - 45th STREET HOME -29.99 FUNERAL HOME STANTON UNION 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. CITY. N. J. ROOFING EXPERTS Westinghouso Vac. on Wheels. -29.99 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE UNIon 7-0820 N. J. GE ' ELIZABETH, Swivel Top Vac. N. J. SHEET METAL -29.99 NUTLEY, UNIon 7-0120 ELlzabeth 2-6664 Lewyt Brand NOrth 7-3131 CONSTRUCTION Now Vac.. -33.33 LEBER FUNERAL HOME PCMt CHURCHES, SCHOOLS New. MASTAPETER Whitt Sewing Machine, .37.50 P. MURPHY 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. JOSEPH AND INSTITUTIONS FUNERAL HOMES UNION "Fabulous" Kingston #6523 -189.95 102 FLEMING AVENUE CITY, N. J. AS Type OelUbge 400 FAITOUTE AVE., MS NSW POINT ROAD Floor Machine NEWARK, N. J. UNIon 3-1100 Cyclo -229.95 ROSELLE N. J. It S-1700 ItIZAMTH N. i. MArket 3-0514 EARL F. BOSWOR7H PARK, CHettnut 5-1558 FREE DELIVERY TERMS ARRANGED 311 WILLOW AVENUE JOHN F. MURPHY ELizabnth 3-4855 No to to to HOBOKEN, N. J. charge bring your homo see and 480 SANFORD AVENUE try OLdfield 9-1455 GORNY & OORNY anywhtrt within 60 NEWARK, N. J. JosephH. Browne milts OLdfield 9-1456 MORTUARY EStex 3-6053 CALL NOW—CALL COLLECT INCL. SUNDAY WILLIAM INC. SCHLEMM, 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE J. QUINN Operator! onduly Day & Night thru Ihit Special JOHN UNION CITY Company Sale ELIZABETH. N. J. FUNERAL HOME JERSEY CITY ELlzabeth 2-1415 I*o4 • OUR 36th YEAR . I*6o 323-329 PARK AVENUE UNion 7-1000 Institutional ORANGE, N. J. HEndercon 4-0411 OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME Ml 2-7960 3-6348 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET ORange LAWRENCE G. FALLON FRANK McGEE N. J. Cleaning VACUUM 226 157 BOWERS STREET HILLSIDE, Supplies Springfield Ave. ASH CANS 525 SUMMER ELlzabeth 2-1663 • MATS • SOAP AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. POLISH • BROOMS • SRUSHIS ULlfl STORES, Inc. Newark N. J. NEWARK, OLdfield 9-0579 J. DANIEL LEONARD l SONS WAX • SPONOIS • PAILS MRAnAMAMAMWUUUWMmMWIMMWMMUUUMWMm HUmboldt 2-2222 JAMES A. MORTUARY McLAUOHLIN • Toiirr papr MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 591 JERSEY 242 WEST JERSEY AVENUE STREET ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. • MOPPINO MUIPMMT GRACE RE Director JERSEY CITY, ELIZABETH, N. J. PAPRR PAPR 1-2639 MURPHY, N.J. MONUMRNTS • TOWIU • CUPS 301 EIDOS ROAD ROSEVILLE AVENUE OLdfield 3-2266 ELlzabeth 2-5331 •UMI NO. ARUNOTON. N. A 278 Wayee Street Cloud »••• vmi niuuui • ipitifwi ■nowrooni St. TREE WK AlUt TH* INC LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF MEMORIALS IN THE N. J. EXPERTS, Far In this faction call STATE AND ARE PASSING Jersey City, lifting The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS SAVINGS OF 515 NORTHFIELD SO% BY DIRECT AVE. SELLING TO PURCHASERS. NMene. 14VS BARRY OUtID MONUMENTS WEST ORANGE, N.J. FREE ESTIMATES 16 THE ADVOCATE April 21, 1960 Vote Funds for Cardinal Ends Bingo Holy Name Men J. C. Office of Rehabilitation In Parishes To Meet 24 JERSEY CITY The sum of Chicago $lO,OOO was voted by the Jersey Apr. CHICAGO (NC) Cardinal Meyer has called on Cath- City Commission at its meeting NEWARK Election of officers will feature the olic and in the Chicago Archdiocese Apr. 19 for the Jersey City Bu- parishes organizations annual convention of the Newark Archdiocesan Federation reau of Rehabilitation. to stop the game of bingo. of to at Holy Name Societies be held Apr. 24 Blessed The funds will be used for the In a letter to his clergy, he said: “Because the game of Sacrament here. provision of clerical help at the bingo has specifically been ruled illegal, we ask that this bureau’s office and for other ad- The will start at 2:30 in program p.m., with services new ruling (to drop the game) ministrative Le- the followed by the bus- expenses. Msgr. be with whole- church, complied immediately may set themselves E. McWilliams was Roy appoint- and iness session in the hall at 3 p.m. Leo C. Krazinski will describe that the game not be used heartedly to the real problems ed director of the bureau on Feb. in connection Principal speaker will be Rev. preparations for the state Holy with any fund rais- of law enforcement confronting 9. Patrick D. McGrath of Blessed Name convention in October at ing activities." them.” It until how- was not Mar. 9, The Sacrament, director of the Ne- the Berkeley Carteret Hotel, As- Cardinal noted that there “Accordingly, I recommend ever, that the wark Archdiocesan complete enabling U “an effort in to Catholic and Curia of the bury Park. He is archdiocesan Chicago en- that any parishes ordinance the bureau of will convention establishing courage law enforcement that have been Legion The men chairman. This will good organizations Mary. This action did not was passed. traditions of which all of in discon- also be addressed by Msgr. Hen- be the first state-wide convent- us offering bingo games provide the bureau necessary be J. direct- ion, not in New but Chicago can proud.” tinue from the ry Watterson, spiritual only Jersey, doing so,” funds for its operation. “Lest this interest be or of the Archdiocesan Holy also in the entire country. genuine Cardinal stated. Also this week, McWil- diverted from its ob- in Name Federation. Several resolutions submitted Msgr. important The Cardinal’s action came liams announced the appointment jectives into an unfruitful con- the Munici- Andrew F. chairman of the federations will be wake of a ruling by Kelly, by county of William Deputy Fire Chief test over the relatively peri- Court John J. Sullivan the executive committee of the presented by James F. McGov- pal Judge Peters as director of and SAFETY WINNERS: James assistant pheral minor issue of bingo that freed two women officers federation, will on the ern, chairman, resolutions com- Cassidy, representing the Maywood American Legion, report the bureau. Chief Peters has for charitable purposes, we pre- of the American and Hos- committee’s activities the mittee. recently savings bond Our Camp during presented a $25 to Lynda Felta of Lady of Peace been associated with the effort to fer that the issue not be raised pital Service after they had been p t year. School for Essex-West Hudson Federation writing the best on A third-place bronze went to the in lower the Cardinal’s letter said. essay safety. medal stop blight Jersey by us,” arrested on gambling charges in- Archbishop Boland will Ruth Bertie was to for some pre- Lynn (left) and a second-place silver medal awarded Kathleen City time, particularly “Setting aside any discussion volving bingo. side and be principal at as head of the teams, of what the civil law should be Sullivan said that while speaker Ryan (center). inspection Judge the annual Spiritual Directors and other build- in its wish to the women were freed on a LOT OWNERS visiting dwellings application, we legal Dinner to be held May 10 at ings and violations even remove any burden of uncertain- technicality, he that Hasbrouck noting agreed the Essex House. the in- Corpus Christl, from shoulders of and Among before the new ordinance was ty the our “bingo is, per se, gambling BUILDING Steven of the vited Heights Murray guests will be the arch- Need to Re-Examine passed. Icivil officials in order that they contrary to the law.” Bergen County Federation was diocesan and county presidents. THIS the at the YEAR? Reservations speaker April meeting. for tables may be He emphasized the Rosary as an made by contacting John THE FOR BETTER BUYS Fox, instalment for peace. This group God 345 Lake St., Newark (HU 5-0828). Concept of SWIFTER SALES will hold a cabaret dance on BRIKCRETE Hugh X. Connell is general chair- ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED May 28. PITTSBURGH (RNS) was John M. Oes- A man. A posium Msgr. SERVICE Benedictine scholar the director of Seton Hall MArkat 4-0700 Crucible Steel posed terreicher, MASONRY Our of Lourdes, Moun- Cos., Spaulding for Ads—Monday Noon Lady question here: “Could it not Institute of Judaeo- Daadlina Classified 12 Works, Harrison Rev. be, University’s tainside Michael S. Kluccwiz Anthony with of us, that the time Christian studies, who called on * J. director of many MEANS has been elected He O’Driscoll, 0.F.M., president. we in let Catholics to "wake from HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE St. Bonaventute Retreat employ denouncing, us up our will bo assisted retreats, Fred M. Ko- the evils of Russian American dream of a world in by say, atheism, CHESTER House, and Dominick p\ Meatto, CREDIT-COLLECTION CLERK PARAMUS • larsick, John J. BETTER Suski, Joseph would be more profitably devot- which things straighten them- Hudson Count\ Excellent opportunity with loaf established detective, Police, Excellent In homes and J. Stypa and George A. Tim- to bays village ed asking what sort of God it selves out.” retail fuel oil company. Mostly collection will at the ninth 'annual country estates; wide range of prices APPEARANCE An induction speak through correspondence and telephone con- panaro. of charter is that we ourselves believe in?” starting with 8.900 for a good 6-room Communion breakfast. The af- home. members will take place at 8 Dorn Aelred DOM AELRED spoke of the fair will 1 at Graham, 0.5.8., JULIET R. McWILLIAMS, Realtor • be held May the BETTER p.m., 24 in St. James of Portsmouth concern of PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS Apr. prior (R.1.) Pri- theologian’s seeking Main St.. Chester. Tel. Chester 40. Hotel Robert Treat after 9 a.m. to enlist “the interest BUSINESS DIRECTORY Member of Morris of Church, Springfield. ory told delegates at the 17th common County Board CONSTRUCTION Mass in St. John’s New- Realtors* Multiple Listing Service. F.H.A. APPROVED The first Church, annual of the of Catholics and non-Catholics annual Spring dance Spring symposium UtchM ark. APPUANCE REPAIRS Just 1 year new. 3 large bedrooms. Catholic and declared: "It is DENVILUE built In sponsored jointly with the Ro- Renascence Society that alike,” sure- with birch cabinets, ovtn and • LOWER range, eating area. Full basement, oil sary will Sacred Heart, City such a should be pon- business to get it Society be held Jersey question ly somebody’s FHA FINANCING available on this 2 forced air heat, garage, aluminum com* May Cin The understood story older home. 1 block from center of binations, closets Many extras. 21, at St. Bartholomew's annual Communion break- dered “before we invoke God's why, deplorable as REPAIRS galore. MAINTENANCE parish Roc kaway. Convenient to schools, shopping cumstancee has forced owner to redact fast will 8 at the fact convinced Marx- Scotch Plains. be held May the help in support of our cause.” may be, and transportation. Offering living room* price to $17,900. hall, extra Hotel ists RADIOS HI-FI large kitchen. 3 bedrooms, bath. GERALD J. Plaza after 8 a.m. Mass. “We should first ask are apparently making an VUOLO, Agency St. our- Call today for appointment. • Mary’s, Plainfield The Rt. 44 Par CA «-«X* LOWER will be he excellent of forc- TOASTERS 51.300 DOWN this beautiful ranch Troy Hill. Speakers John E. Hop- selves,” said, “what kind of job persuading, IRONS on annual Communion breakfast will home located on large attractive corner a kins, director, Jersey City Chap- God is it that is thus ibly or otherwise, several hun- plot. Featuring living with fireplace, POMPTON LAKES INSURANCE being BROILERS room be held 24, at the Arbor lan 3 bed- _ Apr. ter, American Red and dred millions of the world’s aeperate dining room, kitchen. Cross; appealed to? Is it the tribal God, pop- and All Household Electrical ceramic tile I after 8 Mass. rooms. bath. car garage. JOS. L. BELMONT a.m. Edward Gur- ulation that communism makes Appliances at Low Prices CO. Rev. T. 0.P., as disclosed in much of the Old Spotless condition, lake privileges asking Ralph Imwalle, "REALTORS" • HIGHER ry of the Catholic Forum 117,900. Speak- sense. Sun. t A.M. to • PM. spiritual director. Walter Wolfe Testament, Who fights for the AMHERST SUMMER HOMES from 53.900 Opto dally and ers’ will discuss 1269 Bureau, “Mat- the Wanaqoa Ave.. Potnpton Lakao will be toastmaster. John Me- just, God of Who "To arouse an emotional an- GRIFFITH-PRIDEAUX, INC AR 4*lll. TE 5-2000 OX4-1111 RESALE VALUE Catholics and armies, APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. erialism, the commits His REALTORS INSURERS Geough is chairman. cause, so against the communists Double Standard.’’ they sup- tipathy 493 Central Avt. 38 Indian Rd.. DenvUle. N. J. POMPTON PLAINS pose, to the is he ORan(• 3-7939 EAST ORANGE Port of New consciously right- not difficult,” said, "But OAkwood 7-4300 • PRICES COMPAR- Francis E. Waldron will be York Authority eous? Or is it the God of should not remind Hub of Morris New officers include mature someone us, CARPENTERS ••Serving County** Edward UUf • » „ _ toastmaster. _ 90 ft. wiLh fire- ABLE TO FRAME in in out, hitch., LR* nc. rra J. Christianity Who, fact, com- day day that, though O’Malley, president; Police BLOCK CEILINGS INSTALLED. AT- FANWOOD place. 2 car garage porch. It'a a roomy* St. mits His cause to the Anne’s, Garwood Ed- none; but men of the Kremlin are TICS AND BASEMENTS FINISHED. homey home and lt’i your* for $26,900, Thomas E. Edward by CONSTRUCTION Capt. Reilly, FOR ESTIMATES CALL Modern 1963 Built 4 bedroom bungalow, ward Tiller is chairman of the pledges His a love no means to be trusted, the H. MacDONALD Police only love, lull basement, aluminum combinations. Re- Rohrlack, Lieut. William JOSEPH ALBANO T. MOSS withheld no creation room started. Monthly charges Rout, n Pompton Pliln, annual Spring dance to be held from one in the Russian people are our blood- A. Halligan, James and 83 Columbia Ave.. Newark E 8 3-3903 only 9120. To qualify under F.ILA. buyer TRUE INTEREST Kenneliy world.” 29 in the school hall. 8 created by the same gross t/200. Bartholo- SPARTA Apr. May Edward Cross. brothers, should Yearly. St. school and “free*' - mew parish. Request has been selected the Another speaker at the God, redeemed by the same PLUMBING HEATING as date of sym- booklet FINANCING homes lor sale showing Westfield BUSINESS PROPERTIES area. the annual Communion breakfast. Christ?” MICHAEL T BAUDERMANN. INC. PETERSON-RINGLB Corner Plot Main Hlghw.j MAM PLUMBING AND HEATINO John Masterson and Thomas Dom Aelred said there are NEWMAN-ATWOOD Store and .p»rtm,nt—.xcellent loc.Uoa Fr. Faulkner 161 WILLIAM ST.. NEWARK to in S Rsaltors-Insurors J20.000 Geoghehan are co-chairman of Participate plenty of grounds for the con- MA 3-7407 FA 2-5800 Open 350 Park Ave.. Scotch Plains EMMA B. LAPOINTE Daily the clusion that call God into No. 2 Elm Westfield AD 2 5800 affair, slated for the Cran- to any St.. RELIGIOUS GOODS Route 15 Sparta. N. J. 9-3735 wood in Garwood. Conference human is a Open Dally k Sunday—PArhway Spanish-Speaking dispute dangerous LAFAYETTE RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ST. LOUIS The 10th Region- Laity in maneuver. "One cannot, for ex- Realtor St. Spanish Catholic Action.” SUSSEX CTY.—6 home. 4t4 E. G. ANDERSON, Theresa’s, Kenilworth —- THE MIRACLE SHOP room BRIKCRETE al Conference to ■ a SPARTA VICINITT of tho Catholic As archdiocesan appeal God’s universal cm, a hatha, fireplace, car garage, LAKE MOHAWK The annual representative ample, 114 Ride* Road. Lyndhuret Spring dance will birches and rockgardens, grand loca- nt. II Sport. PA MUI-87U Council for the Speaking he moral law against what on (opp. Rita Theatre) take Spanish will also sit with the goes tion. Price 519.300. FARM St HOME 30 1 to » - • to • place Apr. in the parish planning Daily N. J. will beheld in REALTY. 69 Water St.. Newton. VERONA at the Coronado Hotel board at the conclusion communist Russia,” he ob- WZbater 3-4546 auditorium. Joseph Mulligan and of the Ph. DU 3-3620; 9294. here 26-28. conferences. "without at the same HOMES INC. J. Plucienik Apr. served, Henry are chairmen REST HOMES LAKE HIAWATHA 1948 CAPE COD Rev. Joseph C. time inviting the judgment of the for the affair. Faulkner, S.J., During the three days, the del- Custom Built 4 bedrooms. modern kitchen, director moral law on our own at- NEW SPLIT full bssement, 1/1 sere ssklns 118300. Rte. 23, Wayne, N. J. of El Centro Catolico De egates discuss the same ABBEY NURSING HOME lEVELSI wfil spiritual transferred business. a LARGE ROOMS. 3 bedroom*,modern Owner mesne Sacred Heart of titude to, the colored COMPLETE SERVICE from Btach Jesus, Irving- Informacion, has and social say, peo- kitchen T.V. (Acroit laguna Club) Jersey City, problems of resident with built-in unit*. room, R. Realtor Ased. Convalescent. Chronically m Raymond Beam, ton The 13th or to the undernourished hot annual stag party been designated ples, w*t*r he*t. b**em*nt. (*r*(*. Veronn CE 8-0300. by Archbishop Spanish-speaking Catholics and 86 Van Ness Place Ml Blfd Ave.. will choice o< decoration*. Price Sit, loo up. be held Apr. 27 in the Boland and the ill-cared-for two-thirds over 300 photos multiple 11sUnis OX 4-4582 par- to the Archdi- also the represent special problems of citi- Bl 3-0303 ish auditorium. of the world’s Lillian DeLaney, Inc., Realtors Anthony Zawacki ocese of Newark. Father Faulk- population.” zen migrants (such the Puerto M N. Beverwyck Rd. DE *3083 WAYNE heads as Newark. N. J. the committee. The next will ner in a Ricans) and seasonal Mexican participate panel LAKE HOPATCONO meeting is slated for ON THE NATURE of opposi- INSURANCE AGENTS FABULOUS 4-ROOM COLONIALS May 2. discussion on “The Part of the workers. SUPERB WOODED SETTINO tion to the Catholic Church, Dom EAST SHORES ESTATES Furnished IRRESISTIBLE TERMS for Aelred “We have take The Monsanto summer cottage* rent* family com- said, to Agency Church munity. all convelcnce*. on proper- OUTSTANDING VALUE AT 69 Water St.. Newton DU 1-1950. of 1.000 feet sand beach and boat account of the fact that many ty. use docks. Call 8-0493 J.E. HOpatcong or see VISIT OUR BREATHTAKING MODEL understand Catholic teach- REALTORS BENEDICT lot's people on premises. HALF-1HALF-MILE— OFF RT. NO 11 a lot « say yow're owner. .. and yet don’t (Openin 'Tin P.M.). ON ALPS RD, ing thoroughly, MAHWAH BLOOMFIELD CONNELLY ASSOC. agree. I should very much doubt NEED SPACE 325 Union Bird. Totovre Borough whether men like Bertrand Rus- Let ua the explain advantage* of IT Hsmburg Turnpike RlverdeJe llatinff. This home sell and Aldous multiple large in the country haa every- AR 1-1515 Open to 5 P.M. TB 5-4444 can be atone fire- Huxley BERNARD thin!. Big living room with WERBEL, den with win- told anything about Catholic doc- place. thermopane picture LIONS HEAD LAKE -what REALTOR dow. real dining room, modern kitchen. would'YOU Ml Blfd. At. . STONE FRONT do? trine that do not Bloomfield. PI 2-3638 3 bedroom*. 2 baths. 3 car garage, work- they already shop, guest house. . . 336,900. One jresr old 5 room Cepe Cod. Living know.” UNION COUNTY THE DATOR AGENCY room, dinIns room, modern kitchen, bulls "How then,” Dom Aelred In oven k rsnge, 1 bedrooms. Exp. stUo LOAI that own a lot., .let’s that OPEN EVENINGS my jowl say yon want to build a home in the Oar experience li your prolection. Lei u (or 2 future bedrooms. 1-1/1 bsths, 1 csr "is Catholic 6 E. Ramspo Ave., Mahwah, N. J. asked, a theologi- help nil M n have eo many other hap- ssrsse. full bssement. storm sssh end LA 9-30000 py home ownera la Union County and the screens, iss hest. 517.000. an, or, for that matter, the in- near Mm...let's in lore with ee e e * say that you’re the Nnes of surrounding area. GEO. F. VAN & CO. long, low, km*y to To Buy Sell WEST MILFORD DEREE telligent Catholic layman, or CaD on 605 Turnpike. Pompton Plain* his JOHN P. McMAHON PRIVILEGE mote* ranch homes 1 Would an make own upon DOCK TE 3-1777 Daily, Evu. Weekend# to and Impact TO GREENWOOD LAKE you go ordinary private builder pay $18,900 IMS Morris Are.. Union MU SUM minds to such formid- RAMROO exposed Open Evas 4 Weekends LAVISH HAWAIIAN k FURNITURE HOME TO-LET or more able controversialists these? DECOR SEASHORE for your dream home... or would do as of home as Drive intothis woodland of you hundreds smart RIDGEWOOD settlm large “My suggestion is that it Is trees. beautiful lawns and split rail fenc- SEASIDE PARK In* on a large circular driveway. Enter U.OO per week. Mia. 3 wka. Wonderfully to cool buyers are doing now... to Bel-Aire and let their craftsmen build the useless talk to large sections five rooms of year round luxury livinf, opacloua bungalow, tnalde abowor. ap- go skilled home WE CODDLE dltt-orTT) decorated at treat prox 190 jrarda from beach, near church our 800 professionally expense of about the OVER MULTIPLE LISTINGS to furinture and atoroa. eight contemporaries the owner. Interior and new. Slcepa haa two largo SITHENS REAL ESTATE Cl 3-0000 want at a SAVING? Beautiful stone fireplace. See the unusual bedrooms. largo living and kitchen. SENSATIONAL save Church,” he said. "But we can 1M Franklin Ave. R Ideewood room you Yes, you enough with TV antenda 119,000. Installed Bring yoor own OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS talk to them which not or rant M par weak. Call MA.4-OS3I on a subject JOHN WEISS & Realtor* BEL-AIRB CO., - t A.M. to 1 PM. oiutomrbuUding (not pre-fab, not to all interests them as as it NUTLEY pre-cut) buy your furniture, vitally 1207 Paterson-Hamburg Tpke. J. does the Church. Tjjat subject is Wayne. N. SEASIDE PARK and BUY NOW—SELL OR TRADE Open to T:>o - Sun. 1 to » OX 43300 Modam t room bungalow near ocean- then eome. It will more carpeting, appliances, pay you to investigate! ,< God. Or rather, to be ac- INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE-IN PLAN fancad-ln, all convalcnraa Modem TV, elec, will Hat house MORRIS COUNTY each individual’s Ws your for sals, or range, refrigerator etc. *83.00 par weak curate, consider if concep- buytn* it you purchase an- other YEAR OLD RANCH on Urn moodMl lot tion of of house throush eur office. Let God—which, course, is near bua and new school. Built in range. us know your requirements. Evenlnss 3 bedrooms, bedroom with 1/2 a master very different matter. and Holidays call Mrs. Kelly. WE 8-38221 bath basement, garage. FARMS - HOMES - ESTATES Mr. Gallssher. NO 7-3878. ‘‘Perhaps the theologian’s most Offered at $22,300 STANLEY JOHNSON MARY A. BERNHARDT important role today is to be pre- 23 Hlsh Street NOrth 7-8000 Rt. SM 10. Whtpp.ny N. J. TU 7-5070 what his name Indicates—- cisely H. FRANK MULLINS a manwho thinks, and then gives REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MOUNTAIN LAKES

_ us the fruit of his about MOUNTAIN LAKES AND VieWffY thought, BERGEN COUNTY A God.” ELWOOD A. SAWYER MORRIS HUNTERDON, WARREN 4 Bedroom* $22,900 U. I. M A Cr.n. rd . Mountain Lake. *plit ranch. JAMES V°Dirrr? Agency Brand new Foyer T.l.phon. DEerflcld 4-0371 MSGR. OESTERREICIIER Main St. Cheater. N. J. ( Heater SIS said •ntranca. Playroom, Hot Water Mountain Lakes. Boonton and Vicinity Evening! MUrrar 9-1200 that it is imperative that heat. 2 car (araia. large plot. RITA B. MURPHY _ * SEE IT OR ANY OF A FINE every Catholic “see to it that SELECTION or HOMES THRU W. Main St. Boonton N. J. DE-4-17* LOTS FOR SALE

the news of Christ and of good SMITH NORTH ARLINGTON Penns two & MOONEY Dingmana Ferry. . lota 90x10th our oneness lacing the Delaware River, Built in Him is carried to REALTORS up year- round and Ideal Rd aummer area. for retired all the world. In order do 111 KlndVra'k . Montval*. N. 1 THE BEL to this, couple. Excellent boating, swimming. and PArh 6-2400 Rldaa 5-1/2% Halting we must ourselves be filled with facilities. Call CH 8-9133 after t p m. Price CRANFORD 1800 the vision of Scripture.” MORTGAGES APTS. TO Msgr. Oesterrcichcr caution- North Arlington LET EVERY BEL-AIRE HOME INCLUDES: ed against two dangers which HACKENSACK" Estate* face the modern Catholic. on Schuyler Ave. FOR CRANFORD 4 EASTERN UNION PROSPECT MANOR CAPES • • Custom Woodcraft Kitchen Cabinets • 1 “One,” he said, “Is to COUNTY SEE. . . RANCHES • SPLITS No. Oak Flooring Finished reject 220 Prospect Avenue Completely Nunn moil 3*l/2 rooms - 1138. every thought that comes froL. g. g. • Rockwool or Insulation • Double 4*l/1 rooms - $llB. Fiberglas Course Cedar VMS& REALTORS AND INSUHORJ without, as though truth were Exclusive . I bridge e-ano $17,350 resident!s] • • Shakes Asphalt Roof Shingles Double Hung Weather not HI NORTH AVE. E . APARTMENTS DESIGNED FOR LUXURV * truth, were not of the Holy CRANFORD MODELS OPEN DAILY WT 1-TMO Windows • Stain-Grade Stripped Interior Wood • Spirit, unless it Is a CALDWELL Trim spoken by OAKRIDOE PH to or • Catholic; the other, disre- Mahogany Birch Flush Doors Kentile or 4 2 batha. mid 20'a Vinyl Asphalt hedrooma. MARGARET MERNER AGENCY Agent onpremises Ist. snd Sun. IS to IP.IL gard the immense treasures fir of PROVOST AGENCY lattice H731 IN NORTH JERSEY AREA • _ Floor Tile Colored Ceramic Wall and Floor Tile in Baths • W*. 287 Blfd. Ava Caldwell CA (018* OXbow tradition but be deceived by 7-2401 (.'loud Sundut SAM KLOTZ American-Standard Colored Cast-iron new of EAST ORANGE. N. I. Plumbing Fixtures every vogue thought. 144 Main SI. Hackenaack HU I kM He IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • • NO reminded that Miami Sliding Door Medicine Cabinets Thatcher Oil or PAYMENTS FOR 6 MONTHS “Scripture’s NEW LUXURY 9 STORY APARTMENT total vision embraces the indi- RIDGEWOOD Immediate Gas-Fired Heating System occupancy lovely Oeoralan Colo- All Incluslva Mortgigs Financing AvaiMMs vidual and the nial. Uree hnmtdlitify community.” 44 bedroom. 1-1/1 bathe, ecreread SOUTH MUNN AVE. porch. Patio, attached garage. Con. “The Ten for vlenl VISIT OUR MODEL HOME TODAY-OR CALL 2-3535 Commandments, tranaportatlon. achoole. Gilbert 4-4*14 GRegory 4 and B Room* Modern instance, are to the High Speed *6raaia«ov andGoroga Optional 20 othar given people Ranch, Caps Cod and Split Laval Models Elevators Completely Air-CondiUoned. Ail electric PASSENGER CARS and to every one of its mem- and kitchen* with built-in oven coun- 100r. PARKINO bers,” he 1#53~~4 RAIL COLORFUL pointed out. “In fact, DR. ’VER? SEND KOR FREE BOOK- ter-top range; 11 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator AMPLE FREE PARKINO PJ-YMOU™A-l the whole CI-EAN. SHAPE. VERY STURDY LET. Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. A-4-21 of is the word with top Scripture freezer! Dlahwaaher (All in AREAS ENGINE. MUST SELL. gl«9 B 1 3-31101 Rt. 40 and Christopher St.. I.odi. «71 SO. ST. of God not this one Colors). DOOR MAN SERVICE SEE OUR FURNISHED 12TH NEWARK. N. J. Rush me the Free Bel-Aire addressing Plana Booklet. BEL-AIRE or that, but all and MODEL APARTMENT Inc. everyone AUTO S HOMES, Pitre 4 ROOMS (1 Bedroom) SlB5 SERVICE REPAIRS Name and the B ROOMS 01 demanding response of Bedroom*. 2 Baths) 5240

Addresa .. Bet ROUTE all and everyone.” Rental Office on Promisee G.M. N. J. 11 A.M. to 7 PM. Transmission Service City 46, LODI, Open IncludinS Sunday# Phone: ORange rd Chevrolet. 4-7244 ‘ Bulck. Old*. I lot (where) • /fl own a •RE mw man most acomuNoto A SPONSOR at Confirmation DIRECTIONS FROM NEWARK rdahe autoi wo will I plan build .. . moat _ A InatkU a rebuilt to ... tranamlaalon. guaranteed Centra] Ave. to MUnni turn right Munn half block. m 5v ins‘ on 6 monthai 1 must be a Catholic who has al- to Munn Ave. walk eouth 1-1/2 block* price quoted, no upai E Z PY to property or term., 1-day aorvlco. 331 Haleoy take #24 or #44 bug to Central Munn at. —11 l been Confirmed. and Avee., walk ball block north to k ready property. ,rte#* ““ finwt •*a M A f.n Solve Problems for Small-Lot Owners 131 Homes April 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 17 WAYNE (PFS)—-The small problem on a lot, even one with Joseph F. Devane, speaking for of a erecting comfortable home no more than 25 feet the that frontage, company* notes the com- In Edison has been solved Brikcrete is for Mr. by pany finishing ohe EDISON TOWNSHIP LOT Homes of (PFS) OWNERS Inc., Wayne. and Mrs. Charles A. Pacelli on A 131-home Edison ,ny community, prlc » ram* a 25 foot lot owned by them at SHELL has been OR COMPLETE 442 DeWitt Ave., Belleville. Crossways, opened on • * bedroom split 010,000 EMERSON Central Ave. off Plainfield Ave. at • 4 - bedroom capo The first level grade con- $13,900 here M ,P,lt by the Segal Construction W,,h tains a garage, a a both!' tl'nl.hit roe.’ NEW LISTING playroom, room 115,300 Cos., South Orange. caloric second lavatory, a laundry room ovans, Jtullt.ln birch cablnats, colored bath shown are three distinct SPLIT LEVEL and a furnace room. Inside Being THE AVALON ■fetwreo, ceramic tile baths, oak stair- lloors, complete and models, from and decorating plans. A fix lead to a second priced $17,250, year old home. 6 rooms. 3 ways level, bedrooms, CUSTOM. BUILDERS garage,*13.500. 0.1. 4t4% designed by Herman R. York, 1 which contains a a rv‘'>!&.i2& Plan $4550 nrt*e. can be *ll3 living room, assumed, month. supervising architect for the Na- COMPLETE FINANCING .W« »«• In the Assumption room, two \y dining bedrooms, a Plan 2 - Parish features the $8478 which teaching tional Association of Home Build- kitchen and a ceramic tile bath. ARRANGED of the Franciscian Brothers and the er's "American House” Lon- Plan 3- Capuchin Nuns. Near Bergen in $14,390 FOR Cath- All rooms on both levels are ade- CASH LAND olic high school and the new *trls don, England. Classic ranch dosign with maxi- Catholic hi(h. asking *31.000. quately sized and comfortable. Charles The has mum space at economical cost. 3 Palumbo water! community already Spacious Geo. H. Bechmann, Inc. Circulating hot heating, bedrooms, living room, 95 been dining large kitchen. Dra- GROVE LODI 1924 fully improved by develop- room, ST.* EsUbUshed gas fired, is installed on both REFUGEE matic 4-ft. overhang protecta en- 48 Madison ers with all utilities includ- STAMPS: Com- PR 7-2130 Avs.. Westwood, N. J. levels. Name brand city try, planter area, picture win- NOrth 4*7419 Open Weekend* plumbing dows. 8'\ fixtures ing streets, memorating 44'x25 , in color are in both baths. curbs, sidewalks, the World sewers and city water. Refugee Year of 1959-60 One the -Jh*tLk.-%fIK«KL-. model, Sutton, is a bi-level are these new re- ranch home featuring an stamps entry foyer, modern science leased by the Vatican Post 46 kitchen, living room, dining Office. HOME Of six denomina- PRIZE DESIGNS room, 1-1/2 baths and three bed- tions in three designs, rooms, priced at $19,250. The they depict “The Edison, priced at $18,250, Flight THE MacGREGOR is a modern level Into split with gar- Egypt,” by Fra An- age, full basement, entrance foy- gelico; “The Alms of St. Plan 1 $4795 er, ground level recreation room Masaccio and Peter,” by Plan 2 - running the entire depth of the $9141 “The house with Madonna Mercy” Plan urn a separate stairway of 3 . $16,335 to both the Pietro della kitchen, and by Francesca. Split-level lltll! 1111111 l living with 20 ft. living room, room. 12 ft. dining room. 13 ft. recrea- tion M I J The third model is the York, room with sliding glass wall = to patio bedrooms, priced at $17,250, and featuring Sees 'Bad Press' area. 3 roomy 1 L-shaped kitchen, duplex foyer en- an entrance side entrance foyer, trance. 24 ft. enclosed garage into the recreation room on Hurting Spain with rear built-in storage wall. grade, utility room, science WASHINGTON (NC) The pi kitchen, living - dining room, Spanish Minister of Foreign Af- three bedrooms, dual-entry bath, fairs, Fernando Maria Castiella and garage. y Maiz, contended here that COPIED...BUT features include Financing no relations Spain’s with other coun- down for dm «ssk*m« payments veterans with tries have UNMATCHED I for years been soured low down payment FHA terms “a bad press.” When we introduced this by startlingly new for non-vets. Persons who in THE split level floor last it took indulge unfound- NEWPORT plan Fall, The Kilmer New newly opened shop- ed attacks on Jersey storm! Our first 2 sections Spain are “playing by is sold ping center adjacent to the the Soviet’s were out in less than 30 days! game by splitting Plan 1 $5550 tract. St. Matthew’s Church and Western Since then unity,” Castiella said at many builders have imitated Plan 2 - and the Penn. R.R. $10,349 the interior buses, station Georgetown unique plan and offered it University. are within distance. Plan 3- $17,990 & throughout the state —but NONE have easy walking He spoke at an academic con- ill come close to this value. Winchester The is 20 min- vocation which he Colonial split-level with 21- community only during received plan 3=l foot living 13 Estates is still'slooo less than utes from Newark and the room. ft. msster any 35 minutes Axacan Memorial Award of bedroom, 2 other large bedrooms. other comparable from New York via the-railroad the Jesuit 11 foot bathroom. Finished recre- community. University’s school of ation room and garage included. If haven’t the you yet seen the fabulous or Garden State Parkway. foreign service. The award hon- Picture window and overhang "Rooms Are Where The Is" five front entrance-porch included. Living split ors 16th-century Spanish Jes- & level design visit us this weekend! uits IN martyred in Virginia by In- See our 3-bedroom and 4 bedroom models dians. “Axacan” was the name fall in love with them Bel-Aire Has —you'll both. given to Virginia by Spanish ex- low es plorers. Castiella cited *1,490 Mortgages as a recent ex- LODI ample of Spain's “bad press” the DOWN (PFS) Lending insti- *18,190 N.J. furor created when it became tutions have guaranteed Bel- known that You’ll love the too! 35 minutes Air West had ■ neighborhood, Only Homes sufficient funds to Germany $lOO to Newark from the J.C.R.R. in IMMACULATE sounded out Spain station Somerville CONCEPTION on the possi- cover any home they build, Rob- or via Route 22! Schools one block away! Counselor- CHURCH AND SCHOOL bility of ert establishing supply de- Green, vice president of the supervised'recreation area next to property! Conveniently total.d Nearby! pots there for the West German Lodi has building firm, an- air force. nounced. This outburst, he said, culmi- “This blanket THE ABERDEEN mortgage com- nated with a charge in the British mitment was obtained in spite Parliament that WINCHESTERestofes Spain was secret- of the Plan 1 $3895 tight money market,” ly * NORTH manufacturing guided missiles GASTON AVE., N. J. Green RRn “mfir 1 . SOMERVILLE, stated, “because of the for the OIMCT,OH German army. Plan 2 - : *' toots tt test to E. (Us ton Avt, Somerville (1000 ft. Mick $7697 Plan 3-$13,490 WffiS pill quantity and quality of the homes Union, N. i, MUraock 6-1800 ; Truck Plent>, left oen. Gaston tura Are. for ipproi Vi milt to models on the rlftsL that Bel-Aire has referred to its Modern ranch with 8 ft. overhang protective banks.”' Asks Year-Round roof over front entry and patio. 3 bedrooms plus generous living room, ample kitchen-

dining area over 21 ft. long. Plenty of closet

Vocation Plan Full cellar 40* x *r,vr\ space. Included. 24*. ■ • NEW YORK (NC) - - A French w-1 Canadian priest who believes x Y LOVE* * that vocations work must be conduct-

ed on a year-round basis has

■ instituted a Crusade for Voca- \'s mm tions aimed at studehts from • • grade school through college. Rev. Pierre Paul Pothier points out that in most DOWN places vocations programs are carried out only syr once a year—in a particular week or month set aside for the THE WAKEFIELD brilliant new model at purpose. ■ • award-winning “Suppose we taught geography once a Plan 1 $3850 just year?" he asked. wjm "How much would the children Plan 2 - $7431 Plan 3- $12,640 know about geography?’* *s Our pilgrim's In an effort to put pride Cape Cod style home with vocations - ' ;••• 2 bedrooms work on first floor, plus living room, on a year-round basis, Fa- farm-size kitchen, full cellar. ther Pothier has Second floor prepared a ser- (unfinished) expands to accommodate grow- ies of rJ graded booklets aimed at f ~* j'7*yt—wsy 1 ing family with 2 bedrooms and bath. Gar- and explaining encouraging spir- age optional. 32' x 24*. itual vocations. Vocations to the WINNER OF THE McCALL’S IVIAOAZINE~AWARP priesthood, the religious life and the life all lay are stressed, but or in r each case there is an attempt to “make the child aware that more he *»'«#* is called to BUILDING do PLANS something m spiritual.” Father asr*j-j Pothier has established v*( the v> headquarters of the Crusade THE MONTICELLO for Vocations at 137 W. 71st St 3 New York 23. Plan 1 $5950 • a 2 Plan - $10,648

r* 3 Delegate to Talk rr Plan 3- 418,435

G*or*!*n On colonial home with center.h Marriage foyer. 23 ft. living room. big kitch ssitsu-lii and dining room on flrat floor, plua WASHINGTON, (NC) _ Arch- powd room. bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Upstairs faaturaa 3 big bedraoma. Apostolic batha. Including walk-ln wardrobe In M : Delegate to the U. S., will be maater bedroom. featured 32‘x23'8“. speaker at the 27th na- tional Catholic life family conven- tion in San Antonio, Texas, June *r- 20 to 23. His topic will be “The Vocation " of Marriage : ALUMINUM SIDING The :i four-day meeting will be V v m. yCTgtfar:■•■—»mm, xll co-sponsored the •• -1t< T. i by NCWC Fami- Life AT NO EXTRA ly Bureau, and the COST (on plan 3) YOU MAY HAVE Family ALUMINUM SIDING, Life Department of the San An- as a substitute introductory for exterior and interior Also tonio Archdiocese. painting. available on Plans No. 1 and The conven- VENUS tion’s No. 2 at alight additional cost. price ... theme, ‘‘Readiness $ only for ROOMS Marriage," will encompass ad- dresses and workshops on such 3 BEDROOMS, LIVING 4 BEDROOM VERSION "Parents ROOM, FAMILY ROOM, only $30,000, other* from $26,500 subjects as and Mar- •tan# riage Preparation," “The School IHILCO RECREATION ROOM, DINING % ROOM, KITCHEN and Jf* Marriage Preparation," and plus 254 baths, 2 cor and garogi toparata laundry rooml lUITU “Premarital DIN. Mt. Counseling." The brand-new VENUS...another brilliant star at Star View! in this Participating year’s con- Classic ..set elegance...astonishing spaciousness. in an vention will be estab- four foreign ex- lished HALL Wo deliver pancliied and In- community of line homes on the wooded perts on life. ahell We erect the ahell. We aupply We beautifully western family terior build your entire home und material. You build or con- ell Interior inatertala. Including of the Palisades! hot one contract at a slopes Every home on of tract. flxad prlca, r landscaped plots 100’ wutcr heating »y«tem. plumbing ceUar and painting Included. or by 150’ Here you find suburban IWIHO RIO fixtures, kitchen cabtneli, largerl living at ita finest...in BLU ceram- ic tile, the most prized locale in Protests electrical materials, built-in Bergen County! Yet Star View Gardens 'Narrowness' oven and aurfaco range. You com- 1s minutes plete Interior and only 40 easy by car from midtown-Munhattan... maeonry. slightly Bill longerby fast, frequent bus service! See Star Of Refugee View Gardens now! Variations FAMILY w\ Available On Of Above Plans! WASHINGTON (RNS) Any Jusf Aik Us! UTILITY RM. Msgr. EVERY STAR VIEW GARDENS Edward E. HOME INCLUDES Swanstrom, executive director Gas-fired winterair-conditioned heat with of Catholic Relief Serv- provision for summer m HURRY! MAIL THIS air-conditioning • American Standardbathroom ice*—NCWC, protested at a hear- COUPON fixtures • Hilco Homes 2 CAR OARAGE Oak • Full insulation ing here floors andweather stripping • Westinghouse RECREATION the'‘narrowness” of a bill which would Deluxe ovenand • 3 coat set a range plasterwalls • Custom- ROYER up perma- HILCO HOMES ca 4 : built birch kitchen oabinets nent U.S. program for admission •100 ampere electrical service <3 US ROUTE 22 P. O. Box of 224, Dunellen, N. J. refugees to this FULLY FURNISHED MODEL country. ON DISPLAY Msgr. 2 Milst Wait of Plainfield Enclosed is 25c. Rush Swanstrom had appeared Ovarpass new col SO EASY TO REACH 40-page to on speak behalf of 28 catalog of Hilco Homes with plans and DIRECTIONS: groups GREENBROOK TOWNSHIP spe From Gsorga Washington Bridge: which are with to Alpine exit. South working refugees. ~.rAh PL 2-9114 Dock He li* . plotter Road, West (right) on Clostar told a House Dock Rd. Judiciary sub- 2 milts toPiermont Road, North (right) committee that these agencies MODEL HOME OPEN DAILY 1-9, STAR VIEW GARDENS ft™?.?0 Ruckman Rd. (Rod Coach Inn), East to EXHIBIT felt (r£ht) V 4 milt HOME. "very strongly" that the pro- SAT. AND SUN. • 10 till 6 OR; Routt 9W North to Clostar Dock Rd. (about 7 posed legislation should milts). Wsst (Itft) Closttr Dock Rd. and not be Under CLOSTER, N. J. CLoster 3-9733 or HUbbard 9-2118 on recent Sunday Cloalng l.aw proceed at to our above. limited those who * only dlacuu are under l.*fl may Plan 3 with you the at tha model mandate of the during Sunday bualness UN High hours. Do you own a lot? □ YES NO Commissioner for Refugees. □ 18 THE ADVOCATE April 21, 1960 Vocation Days THURSDAY, APRIL 28 I Vocation Girls Seventh Grade Girls 27 Days for Bergen and Union Counties YEARS FAMOUS FOR SUPERIOR FOODS! 1. 9:30 a.m. Pontifical Mass 2. Addresses: Archbishop Bo- OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY TIL - SAT. land; Sister Vincent DePaul, 9:30 TIL 6 P.M. To Held C.S.J.; Miss,Lorraine Moores. . 28, 29 CLOSED SUNDAYS AS Be Apr 3. Film ALWAYS! MONDAY 10 to 9 P.M. 4. Choral - SOUTH ORANGE More than sion of Sister. A choral Group Aspiran- 6,000 girls from paro- a group chial ture, School Sisters of Notre ma grammar and schools of 22 aspirants from Fort Lee high and Confraternity of Fort will entertain each Dame, Lee. Christian Doctrine session with classes in the Archdiocese of Newark Seventh Grade Girls selections. * are expected to attend the seventh annual series of Voca- Essex County “ OWW The Vocation program, Days 1. 1 p.m., Addresses: Sister tion on 28-29 at Days Apr. Seton Hall University. which 7-8 with opened Apr. ses- Vincent DePaul, C.S.J.; Miss crocks The two-day program will be sions for is boys, sponsored by Jeanne Wittman opened at 9:30 JUICIDRINK the 28th the four Serra Clubs of the a.m. on of St. Joseph of Newark and New- 2. Benediction a Pontifical H#art'* by Mass celebrated ark with Archbish- Misses Jeanne Wittman and Lor- Archdiocese, 3. Film Delight by who will Boland Archbishop Boland, raine Moores of the op as patron. Msgr. Wil- 4. Choral - also Aspiranture Group Aspiran- apple address the liam gathering of P. director of the of the School Sisters of Notre Furlong, ture. School Sisters of Notre seventh SAUCE grade girls from paro- apostolate of vocations, is in Dame at Fort Lee. Dame, Fort Lee. chial schools of Mott'* and Un- of the programs. Bergen charge Grammar School Girls ion Counties. There will also be a showing Each session will conclude Catechetical Classes TOMATO Sessions will follow of the “God’s Career at 1 p.m. film, with the girls visiting the 30 1. 4 p.m., Addresses: Sister JUICE for seventh grade girls from the Women,” which depicts life in a exhibits prepared by various re- Vincent Miss schools of Essex DePaul, C.S.J.; Libby's parochial Coun- convent to the commimities leading up profes- ligious of Sisters. Jeanne Wittman. *t ty. 4 p.m. for seventh grade 2. Choral Group - Aspiran- girls from CCD classes through- School Sisters of Notre the ture. out and at 8 Archdiocese, Dame. p.m. by high school girls from To Dedicate b Center Adults and High School Girls parochial schools and CCD class- SZmT Private and Parochial High es in all four counties. m Schools, and Catechetical 45 Hudson County seventh-graders COffff For Classes will attend a 9:30 a.m. session Speech, Hearing riA 1. 8 p.m., Addresses: Sister UG? 39-- on Apr. 29, which will also be Vincent Miss with JERSEY CITY The new Mt. Carmel DePaul, C.S.J.; lar opened Pontifical Mass cele- Guild Speech and Jeanne Wittman. Ros. brated by the Archbishop. All Hearing Center, the first of its kind in Hudson County, 20e off Pkg. APRIL 29 label five sessions are FRIDAY, open to the pub- will be dedicated Sunday by Archbishop Boland. Also to lic with Seventh Grade Girls adults being particularly be MtSMNs blessed are the new facilities of the Mt. Carmel. Guild invited to the Hudson County evening program. Mlraclo Guidance which 1. 9:30 - Institute, was opened last July. Both units a.m. Program same M* .. WILL as sivffr SPEAKERS include Sis- are at St. Francis Hospital. Apr. 28 a.m. quart Vincent conn ter DePaul of the Sisters ing” sound-proof room. The latter r## " The and Cen- Giant Speech Hearing is described J as a room-within-a- Lrea ter is under direction of Rev. Roseland Dinner m-styl 0 room, acoustically engineered to Good John P. archdiocesan sivffr Friday Session Hourihan, eliminate all sound and vibraUOn ROSELAND The third director of the Apostolate for the an- pf^s UN during hearing tests. nual Ham Dinner in Our Lady of Postponed by Deaf. The Guidance Kounty Institute, Father Ki tt Hourihan said the cen- the Most Blessed Sacrament UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. now housed in the former nurses' par- (NC) ter will administer ish here speech and will be held from 5 to 8 —At the request of several dele- home of the hospital, is directed hearing therapy, speech reading p.m., Apr. 30, in the Mansion gations, the Good Friday meet- by Rev. Francis R. Loßianco, di- and audiometric tests to adults Building. Mrs. Delia Fox is chair- Nabisco ing of the United Nations Eco- rector of the archdiocesan Apos- and children. man. nomic and Social Council was tolate for the Mentally Retarded. Twin-pafe those present at the ded- Asa the Among suspended. result, coun- The Speech and Center K *'9- Hearing ication rites will be members of THROUGH THE J cil's Spring session here will Mass, men con- features the latest in audiometric SJf^WfiFOOO the U. S. Department of participate in the sacrifice and tinue for an extra Health, 15%-oz. 4B a day. testing equipment and a “float- Education and Welfare, and the merits of 5 Christ, adore God, N.J. XOTTISSUE cioi Department of Rehabilita- thank; Him, make reparation for tion. St. Therese sin, and petition for blessings. 0r color* 1A Campaign ■ O rolls Archbishop’s Appointments 99< To Start SUNDAY. APR. 24 Apr. 24. 2 p.m., Confirmation, Little Flower, Berkeley Heights. . 3 p.m., Confirmation, St. Joseph’s, Lodi. PATERSON Approximately 150 men of St. Therese 3 new p.m., Blessing of facilities for Speech and Hearing, parish here will visit St. Francis their fellow parishioners on Apr. 24 Hospital, Jersey City. to obtain 4:30 p.m., Confirmation, St. the their subscriptions to the parish expansion fund. Joseph Carpenter, Roselle. SELECTED PRODUCE 7 p.m., Scouters’ Banquet, Irvington SPECIALLY Rev. James J. Doyle, pastor, stated: “Our minimum House, Irvington. [JJ MONDAY, APR. 25 need is $150,000 during the next three over and 1:30 Fresh-picked years p.m., Inauguration of Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. above Dougher- present income, in order to ty as President of Seton Hall University, South Orange. build anew rectory, increase our There will also be a meeting TUESDAY, APR. 28 parking facilities, decorate the room for 2 parish groups. p.m., Confirmation, St. Joseph’s, Demarest. church and make other STRINGLESS The will be APR. parish campaign formally . WEDNESDAY, 27 improvements.” at 7:30 10 inaugurated p.m., Aug. a.m., Meeting of Board of Trustees of Catholic Universi- i 1 The new rectory will provide 22, when Bishop McNulty will ty of America, Washington. accommodations for living three address the volunteer workers, in 2:30 p.m., St. Clergy Conference, Patrick’s School Hall, BEANS resident priests and the visiting church, after which each man Newark. and •%gj priests, will contain neces- will receive his blessing. 8 of p.m., Meeting Advisory Board, Marylawn of the Or- for sary rooms consultation, in- Designed by E. W. Fanning As- anges, South Orange. structions and admlnlstraUon sociates, the new rectory will be THURSDAY, APR. 28 lb. purposes. located 19‘ at Wall and 33rd Aves. 1:30 Pontifical a.m., Low Mass, Vocation Rally, Seton Hall Auditorium, South Orange. * L.: 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. Cassian’s, Montclair. Upper .. >' > 2 ■ ■ p.m., Confirmation, St. Mary’s, Plainfield. DEWS 4 St. HONEY p.m., Confirmation, Teresa’s, Summit. Sweet-eating 49; FRIDAY, APR. 29 9:30 a.m., Pontifical Low Mass, Vocation Rally, Seton Hall Auditorium, South Orange. TEXAS ONIONS SATURDAY, APR. 30 NEW 10:30 Solemn Pontifical a.m., Mass, 50th anniversary of foudation of St. Anne’s parish, Fair Lawn. 2 acs:K«s«s»-r4> p.m.. Confirmation, St. Joseph’s, Hoboken. SSK 2 p.m.. Confirmation, St. Anthony’s, Belleville. 4 Our t/V< is the time p.m., Confirmation, Lady of Good Counsel, Newark. 4:30 p.m., Confirmation, St. Vincent de Paul, Bayonne. 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