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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Dec. 26, 1958" (1958). The Catholic Advocate. 36. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/36 Asks for Peace, Unity The Advoceate In First Christmas Message (NC) In his first Christmas mes- sage, Pope XXIII decried the Publication of the persecution of Christians Archdiocese of Newark, N. and of the J., of Paterson, N. J. in communist-ruled nations and appealed for'Christian volTtTnoTm unity and peace on earth. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1958 PRICE: TEN CENTS The Pontiff’s message was broadcast by Vatican Radio and later rebroadcast in 30 lan- It tions, for its chief of guages. was beamed to coun- 1 point guid- ance Pope Names New Asks tries around the world, including the mysterious star which Delegate, Prayers those behind the iron and bam- proclaims the eternal truth of the boo curtains. spiritual in every form of living, Two .With a clear reference to Red- and of history of persons and na- tions.” for dbminated lands, Pope John not- U.S. ed that Two For "in many parts of the! words—“unity and peace" —sum — Anew Apostolic to world there is no ear for this in- up the teaching contained tt Delegate the Suffering vitation-(to in those he said. U. S. and Ordinaries for unity and peace)." messages, two American archdioceses have NEWARK in named John Archbishop Boland, unison with Bish- POPE the by Pope XXIII. JOHN urged men of re- PONTIFF made a special The ops throughout the has asked to to that new Apostolic Delegate is country, Catholics observe ligious faith set aside military plea those who have broken Archbishop Egidio Dec. from Sunday, 28, as a of for the thoughts, but he also warned “the heredity of Christ" re- Vagnozzi, a native of who had served in the day prayer persecuted Apostolic turn to here Dec. 28 is feast of the them to be vigilant and ready to the True Fold. He said Delegation for 10 year* the Holy Innocents—the male up defend Christian he will be tireless in his to 1942 and is children two principles efforts currently Apostolic years old and under slain on orders of 1948, and succeeded to the See King against the of to bring back to the Church those to the Herod in the insidiousness ene- Philippines. He on Dec. 22 of that belief the Christ I mies of God. brethren •ucceeds year. This was taken as "separated who bow to Arhbishop Amleto Gio- Child would be them. years of among Christianity. It is, on a 'an the of Christ vanni He studied at St. Mary's unmistakahle reference fo name and read the Cicognani, who was made THE wide ARCHBISHOP, in a letter! front, a total war against atheistic communism. holy Bible.” a Cardinal last Seminary, , and at week after God; a 25 to be read at all Masses on the war of extermination the North American in In a condemnation year* in this country. '' College against all Declaring that man’s unwill of commu- 28th, directed that each believers in God. the where he was ordained ingness to submit to nism he declared: have Catholic in the first the grace THE POPE ALSO in 19.12. He became of Exposition of the Blessed place. of God in "Even if named Bish- unity and peace is we wanted to be John F. the Cleveland Sacrament on that day from 3 “ op Dearden of seminary 12 the most terrible of kind in judging, in in Pittsburgh TODAY, WE STAND at rev- problem excusing, be p m. to 8 p.m. He suggested that! to of Detroit and years later and in 1957 was Archbishop Vagnozzi human the commiserating the of Archbishop erent attention to honor our he- history, Pope specif- gravity devotions end with recitation of William E. Cousins of Pe- named an Assistant at the Pon- roic modern ically mentioned the scale the atheistic and materialistic the Rosary martyrs. We send large oria, to be tifical Throne and Benediction to 111., Archbishop of by Pope Pius ofj affectionate religious persecution in situation which some nations the Blessed Sacrament. greeting and warm Red XII. The same Milwaukee. year he became fraternal to China. were, and are, subjected, and His letter sympathy our spirit- a member of contained the state- under Bishop Dearden will succeed the ual kin who endure such suffer- The which they are groaning, ment adopted the Pope paid a tribute to his Cardinal in Commission on the by American the of individuals Mooney Detroit. The Liturgical ings for the Faith we share in immediate slavery and Cardinal hierarchy in which they declared predecessor. Pope died in Rome on Oct. Apostolate. common. masses, slavery of and that the Church Pius XII, saying that "quite apart thought 25 before he today is under- “ of works, was to take part in Bishop Dearden becomes the ‘ln spirit, we from is undeniable." "the toil with them any official declaration, the conclave which elected seventh going worst persecution" in The Pope Ordinary of Detroit, along the dolorous way, and which would be premature, the Holy Father said that it is John. which has 2,000 years. a Catholic population Archbishop Dearden shoulder with them the Cross threefold of eminent teach- a principle familiar to believers, IN THE Bishop Cousins succeeds Arch- 1,200,000. STATEMENT urging of Jesus Christ. In that "the pf spirit, we er. light of holy Church, lover of good service of God Albert G. before being named special prayers for “the modern bishop Meyer who was! toil with them up the rough the divine law, well befits the and of His justice is also favora- BISHOP COUSINS Auxil- of a martyrs and named to head the Arch- was Chicago parish. He of the slopes of We blessed ble to the of the civil to the late Calvary. are one memory of him, the Pon- advantage diocese the death of! | iary Cardinal Stritch was named Auxiliary to Cardi- .Catholic Church," the de with them following in brotherly love. tiff of favored age" community of peoples and of na- of Chicago when he was nal Stritch in scribed the Cardinal Stritch in Rome last! | named 1948. He was current persecution " 'Once the tions." again, we, Bishops Pope John recalled that | Bishop of Peoria in 1952! elected chairman of the Na- of religion the as Pope May. May, by communists of this free and favored land The Pope added: "The birth of Pius XII had delivered 19 Christ- was born in Chicago in 1902 tional Office for Decent Litera- "a total war against [He God.” kneel in Our Lord means the together fervent prayer mas radio announce- ARCHBISHOP VAGNOZZI and attended ture at recent messages. He gave a re Quigley Preparato- the meeting of They warned that this perse- that the days of this terrible thumbnail ment of unity and peace on all turns to a where he there the American description of the fun country serv-j ry Seminary and St. Mary hierarchy. cution is "with un- continuing trial he shortened the earth, a renewed of ed notably in the of the Lake may and in- da mental points brought out in pledge early days of Seminary, Munde Bishop Cousins becomes diminished savagery.” good will the vite all your and people the and placed at the service of his diplomatic service. He was 111. "Even the messages, declared that eighth of Milwaukee. right to exist has to order, jlein, Archbishop join with us in earnest of justice, of fraternity secretary of the Ordained suppli each message was "a master- delegation from In 1927, he scried The See is 115 been taken” from Catholics in years old, em- cation that God in His infinite piece of among the Christian peoples, all 1932 to 1935, from 1935 as an assistant at some theological, juridical as- a parish braces 4,700 square miles and has countries, they said, "and in mercy may soon rejoice His per- together living a common de- through March, 1942, and coun- church and later at cetical, political and social lan I Holy Name a Catholic they are being hounded to death sire population of 563,000. Cousins secuted children with the return ... of great respect, of sa- selor from March until of Archbishop in guage; each and every descrip- May a grim, silent war of extinc- of blessed cred liberties, of collective peace.’ tion set life in that when he was ” in the splendor of that year assigned tion civil "IN ORDER to doctrine triple religious, and social to the Papal Nunciature at Lis- make Dec. which has for its cen- THE TEXT OF the Arch- order.” bon. 28 a day of devotion and tral theme Jesus of Moves letter prayer Bethlehem, to bishop's follows: 36 Continue for our brethren for for its He was when Pope the the fire suffering named coun- "At the November inspiration great selor—the meeting of Eaith, I direct that each of pastoral real for souls and youngest counselor the of parish! na- Bishops the country, it was have Catholic Aid In the ’s foreign serv- Exposition of the Most decided to designate Dec. ice. Mother ’s Sunday, Blessed Sacrament on Sunday, Seton 28, as Cause a of day prayer for the Dec. 28, from 3 Archbishopp Vagnozzi, who has o'clock in the! Munich Prepares Field persecuted in other lands. At the Tops 8 an aunt and an uncle afternoon until o'clock in the living in VATICAN CITY Pope John XXIII same gave his formal of the cause ii highly significant time the following state- Trenton, was born in Rome Feb. consent evening. The devotion of Exposi- WASHINGTON (NO for Church to with the and important for the Church ment was approved: For Congress 2, 1906. He studied the proceed beatifica- in tion should close with recitation MUNICH, (NO— at Roman “ Germany Kn Catholic Relief Services- tion cause of Mother America “not only because Moth- 'The persecution of the Church Seminary, receiving doctorates in Elizabeth Seton, foundress of the of the Rosary and Benediction gineers, street cleaners, er Seton of God building NCWC sent more relief American i may be the first native- continues with undimin- with the Most cleaners sup- philosophy, sacred theology and Congregation of the Sisters of She thus Blessed Sacra- and several of Germs- ! Charity. born U. S. citizen to be ished savagery in the lands of plies overseas law. He entered is in line to j so honor-1 ment. ny's during the past the diplo- become the first leading artists are native-born U. S. citizen to ed, but because of her atheistic materialism. Our Cath- already matic service in place in i “Please read this letter at than any other 1930 and served be beatified. olic brethren alii beginning to prepare Munich's year private American are denied the free- in until his I history and because of | Masses on Dec. American Rome appointment to The Pope acted on this and two duced here dom* Sunday, 28. and! churches and public building for agency. unti 1940. While sev- leme nta in her to profess and to „* personal practice urge* your good to the A State Washington. * other causes at the public consis- eral j jlj* people visit! International Kuchanstic Con- Department report said steps remain to be religion, in some countries After he at which he taken, . the church during the Reposition Us iCRS—NCWC aent leaving Washington, tory awarded red the cause even the mo. supplies total- has reached a He rlfhi to exist haa been was assigned to Lisbon and then hats the New point noted that the cause had and offer fervent prayers for the Munich's al- Un* tht l\eca\ to Cardinals. He which could taken from them leading churches the He lead to her beati- •>«*" Petitioned by the and they are persecuted.’* have been [year ending last June 30. Eayt Indies. was named gave his consent in a short fication • Ameri- hounded ready cleaned because within two c *" being to death in a Titular years. episcopate and laid grim, of this yeafs The second or- Archbishop of Mira and talk after the Cardinals ! It celebrations in con ranking private new had silent war of extinction. would be “another with ganization was Church World Apostolic Delegate to the been escorted into his THE ended milestone in “ nection the 800th anniversa- Philip- presence in CONSISTORY with the 'Many of them, God UN Code steady only Urges of the Service. Inc., which sent pines on Mar. 14, 1949. Enroute St. Peter’s . the bestowal of the red hat development and knows how ry founding of the city. St. $4,717,- upon maturity of the Church many, have already i Peter's R2Jt worth of goods to his new post after his conse- the new Cardinals. of in the | died i Church, oldest parish overseas. Hundreds United States for their sacred convic- On Outer Snare Third cration he visited the EARLIER, shortly after the if it proves | church in the was CARE, which sent United Americans in the suc- city, has -been re huge crowd pf cessful." Hons. Many more are impris- UNITED W.21M92 States. consistory had opened with the 20,000 cheered ! NATIONS, N Y —Rev paired but will worth. as Cardinals Cush- oned and to recently undergo old Cardinals subjected the most W Norris Clarke, S.J of Ford - In April, 1951, when the Philip- making their obedi- ing and O'Hara entered for He suggested that American , further renovation the revolting tortures in order to ham THK STATE Department said pine Republic established ence to the Pope, the consistori- Catholics University, noted philos Most of the perma- ceremony, kissed the acquaint themselves force them to large assemblies the 24 U. S relations al advocates had the with abjure their opher, has urged that the will voluntaryagencies in nent diplomatic with the pleaded slipper, rose to kiss his'hand and Mother Seton’s life and faith. Cnit*d| be held in the Theresien the field shipped a total of the causes in Latin. for Nations draft a moral rode to Holy See, Apostolic Delega- finally embraced him. pray the successful " wiese, a great In the outcome ‘Without question, this is the square city's $128,789,9.'t0 In abroad. tion Pleaded with of the govern man's of (enter supplies in Manila was raised to the Mother Seton’s The Americans process. exploitation li can hold cheered again worst persecution in the easily a mil The supplies—chiefly cloth- cause were 2.000 space. food, rank of embassy and Archbishop those of Rev. Leo- when the new lion people. The is to be Cardinals, filing Such square ing, medical supplies and hos- was named poldo dl C4itetn novo, O. F. M. exploitation, he said, decorated Vagnozzi Apostolic P* S the old Cardinals to by several of (terms V em- should pital equipment—went to 35 for- Nuncio. Csp., sad Rev. Luigi Palax- brace them not he hssed on the "pure ny's individually, came leading artists One part of eign countries. a ly selfish interest of In Manila, zolo, of the Pope's na- I one nation the decorative Archbishop Vagnoz- up to Cardinal Spellman. plan calls for a Leading the of *i announced that tive diocese of On the group of nations list recipients he will go to Bergamo who After receiving the red all Inside |or against the display of religious founded hat, ... world, but sculpture was Italy, with $28,423,430. Next Rome, probably late in the of the Lit- the Cardinals by what use space can January, Society attended a secret along one side of the tle IS square. followed Korea, with $20,730,838; before assuming his duties in Poor of Bergarmo. consistory at which the THE STRIKE |he put for the welfare of the The theme of liters Pope per- against New York the congress will I India, with and Washington. Consent with all newspapers justi- entire world." be | $11,028,536; Yugo- sonally presented the to fied’ Read For the Life of the World."! with causes what Rev. William J. slavia, $10,016,832. wWven. Archbishop-plect John F. Dear- Smith, S.J., says BISHOP DEARDEN was bom about this on den, named to succeed the late , In Valley Falls, R.1., in 191)7. He MOTHER SETON was born Paf e J 4 Elizabeth Cardinal Mooney as head of the was named Coadjutor with right Ann Bayley in New WHY DID Detroit Archdiocese. Pope John increase the College of Cardi- of succession to C. York in 1774. A devout Episcopa- Bishop Hugh nals? of lian, she married William Seton He gives his reasons on Boyle Pittsburgh on Mar. 18, IN AN INTERVIEW after the Page ft at the age of 20. After his death consistory, Cardinal Cicognani, A CONSIDERATION in she was left sometimes overlooked 1803, five former Apostolic Delegate to the in com- Thankfulfor children. Help She became a Catho- U. S., said when the muter is Pope assent- railroad problems discussed in an editorial SEOUL, Korea (NC) Presi- lic in 1805 and four later years ed to the continuance of the Moth- dent Rhee has founded 0n Syngman express- the Sisters or 6 Charity. er Seton cause it was almost Page ed his gratitude here for the aid her Although cause for beati- like a “forecast of the to this Catholic success- WINNERS IN the Advocate given country by | fication was begun in Rome in ful conclusion Young contest are an- relief of her agencies and individual the slowed nounced on 1911, war the process proceas.” 0 Catholics. Paj?? , and it not intro- m | was officially He aaid the, public petitioning China SetPacefor '58Persecution

By Carl A. Balcerak is finally to have prepared say "Well, dominated north. The continued It expui five of six See* sre without Ordinaries NCIPC News Service your way'." sion of foreign missioners has reduced and Everywhere there ia a severe short- is their number to about eight “Communism, not love; it is a ham- THE .SERIOUSNESS of the Catholic age of priest* Religious orders have Tactics are similar mer which we use to destroy the situation in China is revealed in the at- to those employed been dissolved the Chinese by Red* and the num- tention to it by communists. Under guise of enemy.” given by the late Pope Pius ber of young theologians studying at the an called Communist boss Mao of XII snd his successor organization the Patriotic As Tse-tung Pope John XXIII. only seminary left in the Czech is sociation of Vietnamese area China made the statement, and nowhere Catholics, the to meet Pius XII issued a special inadequate the needs of the , Reds discredit and in the past year has the hammer of Red "Ad persecute the Cath- people. Apostolorum Principis," which was been wielded olic Church ideology more effectively secretly circulated in China The In Red ency- Whereas Chinese Poland, police raided the na •gainst iti No. 1 enemy Catholicism clical communists give in condemned the Patriotic Associa- tional Marian shrine at Czestochowa doctrination to ~ than in China. courses influence tion of Chinese Catholics and stated that Offices established there by Cardinal against the Church, the Vietnam Reds COMMUNISM'S excommunication is automatically in- Wyszynski were ransacked, and most effective wedge organize accusation meetings records, curred by anyone consecrated books and tape in separating Catholics from the Church illicitly against recordings were confis- priests —s method used in the cated is the schismatic Patriotic Association of a Bishop. earlier stages of the Church's persecu At the recent in which Since then the Chinese Catholics. At least 32 Chinese consistory 23, tion in Red China. Red regime ha* adopt- msde Cardinals ed priests have been "elected bishops," and were Pope John" a more stringent attitude toward called on the the IN of these at least 15 are known to have Rishops of world to KERAI.A, the only Red-ruled slate the Church. Loudspeakers, have been been prescribe public acts of and in India and the nation's most banned outside of illicitly consecrated. prayer pen- heavily churches, unless a Reds have ance for the faithful of China. Catholic area, the has is The not hesitated to use major onslaught special permit obtained; there has been physical torture on recalcitrant against Catholic education In their been a crackdown on religious instruc- prints •RED PERSECUTION of religion in and moat recent Red leaders and customs laymen, but their present tactics move, are push tion, authorities are again 1958 was not confined to China, but con- on ing a bill that would enable the state to refusing to deliver propaganda. The avowed aim tinued packages from abroad ia throughout the world as it has take education. *ddrated Church to force all Catholics to Join the over private to authorities in Poland since militant atheism became freedom's Red lover the Patriotic Association. foe monopoly preparation greatest 41 years ago Behind the and production HI Nil ARY HAS of textbooks has been continued Its mas Repetitive, tiresome Indoctrination Iron Curtain, where the Church has more rigrously assailed querade of negotiations'* courses are the means used to win over by Catholic leaders 'friendly with than 32 million adherents, Catholics in the who have the hierarchy in an effort to faithful. The effects these courses protested anti religious pas undermine East were a Germany prime target. the were aagea in textbooks. adherence of the faithful The detailed ia a letter from s gov Priests, and laymen were ar- eminent radio hat priest in China. Communist tactics have resulted in repeatedly issued "These rested; Catholic institutions were closed fierce and often broadcasts about "peace and indoctrination courses - are violent demonstrations priests'* or stopped ia the midst of being con- meetings,'* which deadly, there ig no he wrote. by university students The Reds have * peace it has been tm escape,” and East German Reds You couldn't structed; stepped possible for persons outside the imagine how rapid, rab.d attempted to make the student protests Iron ******* up their program of "youth initiation'' to force you to a weapon Curtain check. think repeat rite*. against Catholicism by accus- • nd - , -*• ing priests and Red <*>' you on' % the hierarchy of inciting Despite attempts to cover per thnir side the to prattle the student revolt tec ution with the cloak of RECEIVB RED HAT: same misleading TWO OTHER REGIONS were under peace, the THE Upper photo shows Cardinal O'Hara of Philadelphia ap- ambigious statements as faithful that Cardinal Mind they spit out severe Red pressure northern Viet W .remember of John COUNT*,*, such at Cipchoslova Pope (at right) to receive the red hat duringthe *»Pt»t, insist snd nam ssenty. of Hungary, ia still at proaching the throne XXIII again and Kerala, India. ,nd 18 in St. •gain always an the U»e iron fui the U. S public consistory Peter's Basilica. same statement _ legation in Dec. Lewer left shows Cardinal Cushing According lo recent statistics only »f Red Budapeat, where us despotism mil hovers ever wearing out, breaking us (town about the Catholics the be sought asylum following the Soviet ceremonies held MUi unable 500.000 of IJMO.OOO thousands of faithful of Boston bending to kiss the hand of the Pope in the previous to heU of the anti in which the «t iny Vietnam an sow in the repression Red Hungarian day Pope gave red to to living Rad- the new Cardinals at a semi public con- " a af Chechoslovakia. uprising of IMC sistory. At right, Cardinal O'Hara bends to receive his . * 2 ADVOCATE December 28, 1958 Places in the Week's News People in the Week's News The clinic* Tennessee Supreme Court recommend birth control years for operating a "spy cen- hat ruled that the Nashville Re- to persons on relief rolls. ter" at a Catholic relief office Cardinal Alois! Masella has 1958 Nobel Belgium, Prize win- odicea in Syria by Pope John tail Grocers Association cannot A total of 386 Catholics return- will Construction start on an been confirmed in hij office as has ner, announced plans for a XXIII on Dec. 27. force stores to close on Sundays ed to the Church and 1,402 non- archdiocesan retirement home in Camerlengo of the Holy Roman seventh for refu- Europa Village Msgr. Ginseppe Monticonc the by obtaining a restraining order Catholics began attending infor- Indianapolis next Spring. Church by-the Pope. this gees, one in the Netherlands. archivist of the Sacred from Court. classes in Portland, Ore, British B Congre- Chancery mation The Broadcasting Corp. Map. mannele Clarizio, for- Rev. James for the The Cunningham, C.S. gation Propagation of the District Attorney of Lan- as a result of an archdiocesan in England allotted its view- mer auditor of the top Apostolic Del- P., of New has been Faith in Vatican caster York, named City, has re- County, Pennsylvania, said census and information program. ing period of the week to televise egation in Washington and newly- Vicar in the tired from his office that he would Delegate Mediter- after more not enforce state South Africa's first clergy con- a 90-minute the named Internuncio dfama on ap- Apostolic to ranean area for the U.S. than 35 of service. laws requiring that “all Catholic Action will be has Military years worldly ference on paritions of Our Lady to St. Ber- Pakistan, presented lys cre- Vicariate by Cardinal Spellman. employment’’ be forsaken on Sun- held in Johannesburg in Febru- nadette. dentials to President Mohammad Frank F. New York Causes . . . days. Folsom, ary. The Bishops of Madagascar Ayub Khan of Pakistan. has Mother Ursula Eucharistic Industrialist, been named Ledochowski, Years will be ob- A minor seminary has been and adjacent islands have issued Map. Gnido L. Pallota of Re chairman foundress of served in of the executive com- the Ursuline Sisters Idaho, and Roch at Field in Boise, opened Shepherds’ a pastoral letter supporting cre- vere. Mass., has been named na- mittee of the National Catholic of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in ester, N.Y., during 1959. the tional Bethlehem, traditional site of ation of an autonomous republio for the Order USO Born Church officials in Community Service, a mem- Agony. Apr. 17, 1865; died, Pennsylvan- angels' apparition to the shep- within the French Union. Sons of Italy in America, largest ber agency. in Rome. May 29, 1939. Rome ia have protested a decision by herds. Slightly less than a third of Itatian-American fraternal the organ- Rev. Michael Browne, 0.P., Vicariate has closed the diocesan state Board of Public Assist- total of raised isation in North America. A $1,288,907 was the population of Vermont is of the Dominican investigation of her and ance authorizing relief workers to writings in Cleveland this Catho- to recent Map. William T. Heard of Ed- year by Catholic, according a Order, has been given an lack of previous cult in beatifi- honor- lic Charities. diocesan census and information inburgh, Scotldhd, has been Doctor of Laws cation ary depee by cause. Father Oesterreicher the Ten Command- sworn in as of the Sacred Copies of program. ; Santo Tomas University, Manila, Roman in Vatican Is ments will be placed in the public The annual meeting of the City. during a visit to the Far East. . . . Newman Bishops Speaker schools of Pa., by American Catholic Historical As- Rev. Francisco Araneta, S.J., Vito Moet NEWARK Williamsport. Bishop Chang Tso-huan, Rev. Andrew Katkoff, M. —Rev. John Oes- Association's will and Rev. Horacio de la the Parent-Teacher sociation be held in Wash- Costa. S.V.D., ousted of a Russian who has terreicher, director of the Seton Ordinary Sin- 1.C., priest Council. Dec. with S.J., both of whom were ordain- LIGHTS OF ALLEGIANCE: Hall City ington, 28-30, partici- yang, China, has been hospital- been ministering to his compatri- Brightly traced against University Institute of Ju- ed at Woodstock, have Eleven Catholic laymen in East pants discussing “The Catholic Md., been ized in ots in Australia since the night the new daeo-Christian addressed Cologne, Germany, after 1952, was sky, Manila Cathedral is Studies, have been sentenced in Presidential named for the brilliantly the Newman Germany to Question Cam- Philip, an auto accident. consecrated In Rome as for Club Alumni at Its Coadju- decorated the Christmas season. One of the prison terms ranging to five paigns." pine province of the Society of Cardinal Vatican tor to largest Dec. 19 He discussed up Tardini, Sec- Bishop Archbishop Alexan- and most meeting. Jesus. beautiful churches in the Far East, it was retary of State, will be conse- der Evrelnoff of the Byzantine “The Forgotten Meaning of Rev. Domlnque of dedicated on the Feast of the Christmas.'' Pire, 0.P., crated Titular Archbishop of La- Rite. Immaculate Conception, with Cardinal Bishop Antonie Guizar Valen- Agagianian, Pro- of the Sacred The annual Christmas party cia of has for will be held Dec. 28 at Chihuahua, Mexico, Congregation the Propagation of the Faith, Mayfair Your host Copt. Petar Laris says BURNS & been offici- Farms. O'CONNELL, Inc. named an Archbishop and Dorothy Mignone is ating as . his diocese has been raised chairman. ... for a truo GARDEN STATE PLAZA to axparianca the rank of archdiocese by the In Sea Food eultlno RmitM 4 and 17 PARAMUS, N. J. Pope. want to Talaphon* HUbbard 7*5317 U.S. you'll try fedh 140 and 141, Cardinals Learn OardtnStatoParkway Araa No. Died . . . Parking • Duties; OCEAN Rev. Alphonse Maria of the BREEZE NEW JERSEY'S FINEST . . Lellig Rome, 49, Superior General of 320 Clandenny Avo., Jarsay City FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE Nation Told LAITY the Priests of the Sacred Heart to Use Riches Well IMPORTED and of Jesus. Phona: HE 5-0406 • PARKING DOMESTIC GIFTS VATICAN Rev. Francis Xavier CITY - America * his to the MOUISi TUMOAY and blessing group. i that the honor due to Princes of SATURDAY, k4] A. M. to *:IJ p M. Bosch, STEAKS and CHOPS for maat aatars two new Cardinals of- S.J., German-Born dean of men were given The Pope asked Cardinal the Church be shown himself fIKUSHSSM"Sft Hi AA » * « ?. * to ficial assignments by Pope John serve at Sophia University. Tokyo. Spellman to as his inter- and his fellow Cardinals. XXIII last week and later each preter and said he welcomed He declared that this was not took possession of his titular those present first as pilgrims, out of pride, "but so that the church in Rome. scond as people who had come princes and the reigning heads In other the Car- from OF ceremonies, afar, and third as people themselves should venerate GARDEN dinals heard John refer who Pope to had come with their Cardi- Christ, the dignity of His minis- JERSEY CITY their scarlet birettas as an au- nals to pay homage to him. ter and the Holy Church with CATERERS GARDEN thorization to martyrdom, and, He that much said that America was dear more religion." in with Cardinal company Spell- to his heart. He noted that it man and other Americans, had CATERING - BEEFSTEAKS - WEDDINGS had been founded by Europe END-OF-YEAR a special audience with the Pope Future Dates but was now helping He Europe. - at which he told of his love for BANQUETS SPECIAL FUNCTIONS urged that America's riches be Following is a list of import- the United States. used ant Catholic dates and well and in such a way that meetings do become January. BOTH CARDINAL Cushing of people not attached to during Jan. I—Feast of the Circum- FREE PARKING Boston and Cardinal O’Hara of them but rather transmute them OLdfield 3-7249 CLEARANCE AUTO cision, . Philadelphia were assigned to [into goodness* by serving God Jan. 5-6—Mariological Soci- 196 JERSEY CHECK-UP three sacred congregations. At i He expressed the -hope that OGDEN AVE., CITY BIG SAVINGS ON ety of America, 10th annual the same time, Cardinal Cicogna- l"we all meet in Paradise where TIME... NOW! convention, Paterson. « ni, former Apostolic Delegate to we shall all speak American,” QUALITY USED CARS • Motor Jan. 6—Feast of the Tune-up the U. S., was assigned to four. and decared that if his visitors I Epiph- expertly • Chock any. - » reconditioned, ftilly guaranteed, Safety Cardinal Cushing was as- return some time in the future, j • Jan. 18-25 Chair of and low priced for sale! Cooling System signed to the Sacred he to to them in Unity quick Congrega- hopes speak | Octave. • Rotate Tires tion of the Council, the Sacred their native tongue. • Jan. 25-Feb. I—Catholic Bi- New Jertey'e Largest • and Brakes Congregation for the Steering Propaga- In asking the Cardinals to join; ble Week. • tion of the Faith and the Sacred Cadillac Dealer! Complete Lubrication him in making the Sign of the of the Basilica M Congregation of Cross during the blessing, he said! nfi St. Peter. he wanted it to stand as a sign Cardinal O’Hara 0 was assigned o! the unity of Americans with; Hod Koiu to the BRAND NEW 6 a $14.95 Sacred Congregation*of the the Holy See and the Pope. KOI! MOtt Council, the Sacred Congregation TO of Religious and the Sacred Con- j | THK CARDINALS received the OK Ml W JlltfT red biretta at the '5B DODGES & PLYMS 8 a $17.95 gregation of Seminaries and Uni-1 semi-public con- on uuut&i to versifies. sistory Dec. 17 with the re- you minder that with its splendor lUMICANTS A Cardinal Cocognani was as- the to be for SAITS IXTIA signed to the Sacred Consistorial goes duty ready . SOLD martyrdom. BELOW Congregation, the Sacred Congre- gation for the Oriental in Latin, the Budgot Your Ropairt Church,’ Speaking Pope ms the Sacred Congregation for the said that it has always been j • T.rm. arrang.d Propagation of the Faith true that in conferring special ! • > •<•** y*»f part. the OUR COST! Sacred ae Congregation for Extra- honors one always begins with ■ 001 law as $1.25 a week j j ordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs. the head, "the seat of good j All models for immediate ideas, of generous intentions | delivery. NT CARDINAL CUSHING took Ranch House po.J and of the highest and purest 1 First'Come Best Choice session of the Church of Santa 1 ▲ spiritual elevations.” S H ,NC Susanna, the American church in The Pope acknowledged that GROSSMAN 1 Rome, on Dec. 19 at almost the the magnificence of the same time Cardinal Cardi-j New O’Hara was Jersey's Largest Dodge-Plymouth Dealer nalitial vestments may seem at l taking possession of the Church Sku(4OU&X

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Mi MMiAI NfOtll MMtNCI In Germany December 26, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 3 Reds Convict St. Philip (N) Four Neri s Jesuits Joins CPC • BERLIN (NC) East Ger- Rolls many’s Reds have sentenced NEWARK Parishioners four Jesuit of St. Philip Neri Church £/7 priests to prison here will A shortly begin to receive The Advocate \9S9 •■>/ terms ranging from 15 to 52 directly by mail under the Complete Parish Coverage months on charges of slan- plan. Hi Rev. Salvatore D’Alessandro, S.A.C., dering the communist state and pastor, announced this week that he had enrolled conducting black market cur- his parish in the circulation St. rency operations. plan. Philip Neri parish is the 11th to adopt the plan this The four who year. Blessed Vincent a di®. Jesuits, have al- "The Pallotti, Complete Parish Cover- Roman-bom ready spent five months in jail cesan priest, named since their age plan,” said Father D’Alles- the beloved arrest in an East by Pope Pius XII, Berlin sandro, "constitutes one of the blessed suburb last July, are Fa- of memory, the Pioneer best means of Catholic Action 80 Park thers Robert Frater and Wilhelm on of Catholic Action. Avenue, Newark, New behalf of our Catholic Jersey Reuter of East people and “It is therefore the ideal the Berlin, Joseph of the of (formerly Sorrento Menzel of non-Catholics who are Pallotttine Restaurant) Magdeburg and Joseph every priest, Sister or members of Catholic families.” Mueldner of Chemnitz. lay member of the Catholic Apos- FATHER tolate to on the work Although the Reds claimed the D’ALESSANDRO, carry so trial was pointing out that successfully started by their public, only communist he is a member of "the founder, Blessed Vincent Pallot- ft functionaries were permitted to large Pallottine family, better ti. This work has been attend. Representatives of the known as the Society of described the as follows: Bishops of Berlin and Catholic Apostolate,” declar- ■‘w&sKii Meissen “ PLANNED and relatives of the ‘To employ every gift of na- IN Cruciform church with priests were CLOSTER: one wing housing a rectory will barred. ture and grace for the greater into construction go soon at St. Mary’s, Architect is M. glory of God, for his honor and Closter. George Vuinovich, In a statement issued after the for the eternal salvation of one’* Englewood Cliffs. trial, Bishop Franz Hensback of «F own soul and for those of their Essen, West Germany, asked Catholics in neighbors, by promoting good his diocese to pray for Christians works and multiplying spiritual Plan New Church in the Soviet zone. Fire and means to Chicago Terming the temporal adapted charges brought the revival and of the feur propagation against Jesuit priests as faith and charity among Catho- Due “nothing Report but-lies,” Bishop Hangs- lics the In bach declared throughout whole Closter Parish that “oppression " CHICAGO A 16-man world.’ M of the laity and priests in East coroner’s jury looking into is CLOSTER Plans for the new St. Church Germany increasing.” Mary’s the and cause of the fire which NY-NJ Lithuanians rectory were announced this week Rev. Kevin by took at O.Carm. 93 lives Our Lady of Cahill, Designed in the shape of a cross with one 3 Approve By-Laws the Posts the Angels School here is NEWARK Portion! of th« wing housing rectory, the church will seat 824. expected to report its findings new by-laws of the New York- Built of red brick in Filled contemporary , the church and its recommendations New of will have on by Pope Jersey District, Knights an interior of orange Jan. 13. VATICAN Lithuania, were ratified at a con- iron ClTY—Three new spot and an aluminum stee- vention baptistry, vestibule, library and Five of failed secretaries for congregations held in St. George’* Hall ple. Its main will be free- days testimony to of religious articles area, mothers the Roman here. \ allow pinpoint an exact cause. Among Curia have been standing to full view to the and The discussed room, lavatories. the witnesses was named by Pope John XXIII. delegates Um congregation from any point in Msgr. Joseph The rectory contains accommo- F. Msgr. Cesare Zcba, problems of furthering Lithuani- the church. Cussen, parish pastor. He re- 66, was dations for three Father an culture priests and a vealed that the school had held named of the D'Alessandro and were addressed Altars, altar steps and secretary Sacred railings guest room, as well as a chapel, six fire by Msgr. Ignatius Kelmelis, pas- Sincere wishes for a will be of marble in drills since September, Congregation of Sacramental cd himself Merry Christmas and a green pastel community kitch- “spiritually delighted tor of Holy Trinity New- room, offices, that the school had never been Discipline succeeding Cardinal Church, shades imported from Ireland. to annouhce this long dreamed ark. New Year en, dining room, and maids’ ac- cited for fire that Bracci. He has been filled with continued Silver stations of the and violations, the with the prosperity. cross commodations. The basement will accomplishment. Helen Miskewitz of Bayonna stained windows building was in good physical congregation since 1924 and has glass will be fea- feature “Most of my parishioners are a two-car garage and a was chosen district cultural tured. condition and that it was well been undersecretary since 1930. members of the Lay Aposto- chairman, and Budrect £«;oy New; Year’s with parish meeting room. kept. Msgr. Pietro Algirdas us. Palazzim, 46, was late of the Society of the Cath- is THE CHURCH No date has been set for he named of Elizabeth, temporary eorrw will contain a Children, declared, were secretary of the Sacred olic groundbreaking. Apostoiate founded by spondent. even cleaning up the streets in Congregation of the Council, Hats, front Noisemakers, Fun, music, dancing, of the school following the succeeding Cardinal Robcrti. theme of a Dino steak Hour Held “Keep Chicago Msgr. Staffa, 52, was dinner, Continental & Holy Clean" Broadway show, Borgos Borgos campaign. named secretary of the Sacred Serra Breakfast at 3 A. M. By Orange Congregation of Seminaries and Insurancm SOUTH ORANGE FIRE CAPTAIN Anthony Pilas, The Scr- Universities succeeding Cardinal a parishioner who lost his of oil kinds ra Club of the Oranges held its daugh- Confalonieri. ter in the submitted annual Christmas Hour Dec. blaze, a vol- Qs((jcuiJcur C/h/yn6 393 KEARNY Holy AVENUE untary report to his 21 in the Seton Hall University superiors—- Reserve now. 515.00 he in the "BEHOLD the Lord shall N. J. was Fire Prevention come <7J CATERING SERVICE per couple. KEARNY, chapel. Services were conducted Bureau—which was read at the to save the nations." (Psalm GEOROE J. BORGOS by Rev. William Noe Field, chap- inquest. 79). HU 4-7200 ALBERT H. BLAZE lain. BI 3-7000 He had visited the school WILLIAM J. OLACCUM At the semi-monthly dinner un- 1-4700 officially frequently, he Klaray meeting held Dec. 22 in East Or- said, “and at no time did I ever notice C/rt£R/uq ange, the speaker was August P. any fire prevention violation" in for all octtjiou Munning, past president, recent- BONOS the building. ♦''HOMS ly returned from Japan. He K Commissioner "'omcH spoke on the condition of the Building George j Insurant Church there. L. Ramsey testified that the! S CLUB SpttiJifptg __ school was legally safe and not Shall Wrcoo** Ricimom, BAlburn. overcrowded S C

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RELIGIOUS AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES ROME (NO A prayer for beatification of the late leu Pope Piua XII 11 being circulated in Rome, than two months after hu death.

The prayer, addressed to Jesus, the Eternal Pontiff, carrtrt the of Bishop Pietro Canisius Van Lierde, for Vatican City It reads:

"O JE.SI'S, Eternal Pontiff, »ho deigned to raise your faithful aervant Piui XII to the lupreine dignity of Your Vicar here You the on earth and to whom gave grace of being The braausMtu is is the defender of faith, a courageous proclalmer of JEWELERS intrepid AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1906 Your justice and peace, a devoted glorifier of Most Blessed NATIONAL STATE Mother BANK and a luminous model of chanty and of all the virtues, OF NEWARK deign now, in view of all his merits to grant ua the grace we NEWARK MILIBUIN Irvington ask of You, so that, being certain of his efficacious Intercession Orange MUtbum Short Hill* Wrat Eases Caldwell 169-91 Merkel Street 67 with see the 343 MMbem Avei You, we may one day him in glory of the altars, '* JI Cbom*i /**««mmh i * Or-yir MArket 3-3770 . DCesel 4-7100 Amen 1 Priests at the Piua XII Center for a Better World have reported that claimed to have received John Dolan several/sick person# George Fitz Gerald important graces through Pius Xjla intercession. Many other# for short Field Representative Manager—Millbum Store have asked to have, even if only a period, some article that belonged to him, the renter said TH E 4 ADVOCATE December 28, 1958 Breaks I Moral ratio* bv Ote Mew York efflee of WH Precedent National taeiety of Oocoocv with Legion MOVIES wtsiriy national PederfHee of Catholic Alumna*! Entertainment r«HM by WUIU* Mwiti Movie srttlc “*B»eoM*wt -»«# < ißelr iHltt By Recommending Movie '‘••Outtttfdlw* - William H. By Mooring highly recommends It to the commonly referred to as a "ro- Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone MOVIES: Good for Uncle In a atep without precedent in Catholic patronagf of the en- mance.” NEW Day a Hanging; My tire All it B*l • Handle With Cara •• Quantrtll’a Raiders ita 23-year hiatory, the National family.” Critics acknowledge, however, Ambush it Cimarron High rught Raiders of Old of Whether this Legion Decency, from it* New action by the Le- that the film treats the Pui Hell's Five Hours California suggested Andy Hirdy Cornu Hell Ship Mutiny Rawhide Trail York rec- gion of ia to be headquarter*, “highly Decency regard- love interest with re- •• Kong Confidential Return to Warbow ed delicately, Homa Hong ommend* to the Catholic as an to the •• patron- exception general straint and good taste, ‘"file Inn Apacha Tarrltory How to Murder a Rich Rising of the Moon World la Uncle •• Rockabilly Baby age of the entire the 20th rvte, or as anew Around tha family” indicating pol- now be- of the Sixth Happiness," Hgkty Day* I Accuse Rock-a-byo Baby - Fox icy to accentuate the • Century positive and release in key cities, al- Attack ot tka Puppat In Between < Rooney ginning Happtnees Silent. Run Deep *• film, "The Inn so complement the necessarily People Inn of the 6th Run ready has drawn phenomenal Badman’a County International Sabu and the Magic Ring of the Sixth character negative of the Le- crowds in Barbarian and Oel«ha •• It. the Terror From Saga of Hemp Brown England. Louis •• Happiness.” gion’s moral classifications, must Bis Beat •• Beyond Space St. Bluel Brldsa Hirer Kwal It’s Great ito Be Young Seven Hills of Rome ••• Thi* remain to be on picture, seen. In either case Buccaneer James Dean story Seventh Voyage of Nice That *• made it is, for various certain Little Bank Buchanan Ridea Alone Johnny Rocco Slnbsd abroad, reasons, •• P A ENT Campbell'* Kingdom Last of the Tail Guns Sheepman This is 0116 of a *® ries of Chri with to arouse *tmas signs sponsored Ingrid widespread interest and Captain From Kolpanlck Light In the Forest Sierra Baron A H f* v c Should Be Robbed y US y Name Society, Caldwell, and the United Bergman in the comment among Catholics and Chase a Crooked Littlest Hobo Silent Enemy J? l ?i Advertising Co. Good Shadow • Lone Ranger and Leek Snowfiro 9 non-Catltollcs. (Adults) hway Caldwell it is viewed starring role, is' Cinerama South Seal City of Gold Story ef Mankind * Township, by more than This makes a bank look 50,000 peo- robbing Lourdes and Its Miracles Story of Vickie d1® Left 0 ElmoJ|® based on “The Already it has giveii rise to Adventure Iy ght’ president, St. snd fun- * Man from God’s Street of Darkness Thnli i Crump - Aloysius Name Small much very simple hilariously Crash Landing M Holy Society speculation in •• Thomas chairman of, Woman,”i Hollywood whole minutes is Damn Cltlaen Country Summer Love Mooney, Herbert United ny, but the 88 of Two CiUee publicity; Burns, a book by fUm circles, it is Dangerous Exile • Manhunt Junglo Tale Advertising manager Alan{ where, general- ' •• and Rev. one long rib so if nobody takes it Davy MarcelUno Tank Force Joseph Beggans, Burgess, in wlhich he ly understood that the Ten Command • Holy Name moderator. purports to Legion’s Deep Six.* Mark of tho Hawk there should be no new tell seriously menu •••• the story of Gladys Alyward, ratings are decided according to Diamond Safari Matchmaker rash of bank hold-ups. It ribs Enemy Below ••• Merry Andrew •• Ten Days to Tulsrs Protestant to each film’s moral—as distinct +* Three Brave Men • missionary China. bank It ribs Escapade la Japan Travelers from security systems. Thundering Jets. After being officially rejected dramatic, artiatic or enter- Escape from Red Rock Mustang Name the police. It even ribs the audi Flaming Frontier Night to Remember *•* Thunder Over Tangier Cana Calendar Holy Societies for foreign Miss tainment-values. Thumb missionary work, Fort Maeaacre No Time for Ser Tom ence. * •• Torpedo •* Alyward, then a British parlor- From Earth to Moon geants Run MISS ALYWARD has Three feather-brains Ew- i From Hell to Texas •• Old Man and the Trial at the Vatican maid, saved her be*> (Tom Morris County Federation St. meager earnings Ghost of China Sea Sea Underwater Warrior** PRE-CANA Thomas Aquinas, Newark— quoted as saying that while she ell, Mickey Rooney and Micky \ and her Giant From the Octet Up in Smoae Meeting at St. Mary’s, A New Years Eve mpde own way, via the Denville, Party will be has not herself seen the she bhaughnessy) "stick up” the lo- Unknown Old YeUer White Huntress l * Si. Trans-Siberian film, | **s: Jj: ~— - K««nur, CacUia'*. the federation chose Vincent Fitz- held railroad, into Chi- Gideon of Scotland Yard One That Got Away ** White Wilderness HI ■" Dec. 31 in the audi- bank for to the | MW. parish understands that a romance be- dal money get •* Wild Heritage of the host na. At a remote but Gift of Love HoUday J “- l>-»Sr-ai»omfi«ld. Sacrad Haart. gerald pariah as pres- torium. Yangcheng, tween the woman Ewell character married to his I Girl Moat Likely • Pather PanchaU Wolf Dog SO 1-3807. missionary (In- . . . ident. He and the other officers highly fortified mountain •• World Was. His Jury * town, and sweetie Mer- | Golden Age of Comody Proud Rebel St. Clifton Vincent she did grid Bergman) a half-caste long-waiting (Dina Pursuit Graf Spee ** Young Land were invested by Msgr. Andrew Paul’s, monumental work among of Genthon has been Eurasian officer of the Chinese rill). The Rooney character, a V. Stefan, spiritual director. elected presi- orphaned children, saving the Morally Unobjectionable for dent. Other Army (Curt is intro- would *be racehorse trainer, uses Play officers are Peter lives of Jergens) Equipment Given Mr. will be assisted 100 of them during the Fitzgerald duced. the loot to buy a horse and the Adults and Adolescents Babits, Louis Pounds, Henry Japanese invasion St. by: James Fanning, Holy Fam- by leading cab-driver Walburga's Looze and John Kocsis. At the them This, Miss Alyward Insists, Shaughnessy boy, a NEW MOVIES: Nowhere to Go; Revolt in Big House ily, Florham vice through dangerous moun- Park, presi- is without in her cuts himself in. No local Accused Ride Violent Mile ROSELLE Several of December meeting Thomas M. tains. parallel own bookie, Hoi Anael a •item* dent; Emilio J. Gervssio, St. life. Appointment With Houseboat •• Robbery Under Arms Egan, past president of the There was a particular of- cronies having recognized them a play equipment were Holy Shadow How to Make a Monster Rodan presented Morristown, secre- Margaret’s, Name IN A SPECIAL ficer who aided her in her work (and why is not clear!), they do Astounding She Monster Hunters •• Saddle the Wind •• to St Orphanage this! society at Our Lady of announcement Walburga's Frank ft. Law- Attlla • illegal Safecracker tary; Fischer, Holy that “The Inn of the Sixth the orphans, but the na- a This time week by the staff of the Angels Church, Little Falls, Hap- among every- Awakening I Married Monster Scotland Yard Dragnet City and L. a rence, Chester, treasurer, Our has been ture of the relation- hilariously wrong at Big Country I Married Woman Screaming Skull Federal and Loan Asso- spoke on Lady of Fatima. piness” given an A-l personal thing goes a x Savings Edward Mt. Bitter Victory Imitation General ** Senior Prom Wendt, Carmel, (Family) the of shop was not at all what is the finish. ciation of Linden and St. rating, Legion at Boot Elizabeth, Boonton, marshal. Anne’s, Fair I.awn— Princi- Black Tide In the Money Showdowp Hill states: “This film’s dra- Blob * Snorkel Kenilworth. pal Decency Joy Ride John retreat speaker at the December Blonde Blackmailer Kill Her Gently Space Master Landi, promoter, matic, artistic and entertainment •• Martha of j Blood Arrow Kings Go Forth Step Down to Terror Day Elizabeth and announced that Morris breakfast-meeting was Rev. An- County values are superior and its mov- Brain Eatera Last Bridge Suicide Battalion thony ••• Andrey Kirkpatrick of Linden O’Driscoll, retreat Current Plays in Brief Bravados Last Blitzkrieg Tall Stranger Group No. 1 will make a retreat 0.F.M., ing story of the heroic spirit and presented the director Bullwhlp Last Hurrah ••• Tarawa Beachhead • equipment, two at House of at St. Bonaventure’s Loyola Retreats, tremendous courage of the mis- Camp on Blood Island Law a Jake Wade ** Teenage Bad Girt •lides and two Paterson. By Joan Thellusson Nourse, Ph.D. Terror the rocking horses, the weekend of Jan. Monastery, He dis- Case Against Brooklyn Legend of the Lost s from Year Morristown, sionary portrayed in the picture, City »nd were cussed the retreat of Tear Legion of the Doomed 5.000 they accepted by Sis- 9, and No. the weekend movement in Group 2, will be a rewarding experience' Colossus of New York Line Up Terror in a Texas Town ter America. New officers J youth • procr«ts toward mstuHty Re Eleanor. of Jan. are Fred '- Cosmic Monster Lisa Thing That Couldn’t Die i«. for all who see it. ISetc count* an unhappy illicit loro affair Plays Count Five and Dio •• Macabre Thunder Road • Frank, president; Norman with noithor moral condemnation Gray- nor Crawling The federation “Because the film is an in- The Disenchanted Wordy Eye Man or Gun Time to Love and a unanimously son. Jack approval. Lloyd, Harry Haas, Cross-Up Man Who Died Twice Time to Die •• supported the resolutions of the spiring production of such ex- and poignant atudy of a once Make Million Weak, shabby com- WORU) Matthew Peter Andret- a Dangerous Youth Mardi Gras •• True Story of Lynn Bradley, edy in which a smart TV producer, to National Council of Catholic Men traordinary merit the Legion famous novelist whose creative Date With Disaster Naked and the Dead Stuart * ta, Peter Paul Bosco hi* show, tries pressuring a quiz- Goldee, and save Dateline Tokyo New Orleans After Dark Two Headed Spy opposing tha recognition of Red resources have been so mother Into foolhardy James Culnen. squan- winning unwed a Day of the Bad Man Nice Little Bank That Vertigo • SEMINARIAN DAY marriage. China by the United States; the dered that he can no longer Demoniaque Should Be Robbed Viking Women and the ' St. JANUARY lilt Joseph’s, Union The Marriage Go Pound Crudely Enchanted Island Once Upon a Horse Sea Serpent admission of Red China to the City—Walt handle even hack work. * suggestive scenes play havoe with what Fearmakers Oregon Passage Voice in the Mirror , T * ytr Resolution McKenna heads the committee .° -F United the resolu- K. of C. The if mild- might have been civilized domestic Flame Barrier Paths Villa UM w,t,,out Nations; and Gazebo—Amusing, a of Glory * a Flood tion opening three-months drive to farce comedy. Tide Premier Mav War of the Colossal forwarded to the UN General ly gruesome, murder Fly * collect The Musle Man—Fresh, exhilarating Quiet American Beast I, °? h * r * * *•*»•«• for HM the dry drugs, bandages and about Fort Dobbs m • Assembly to reject creden- Barrett West New a TV mystery "writer who new musical romance of 1011 lowa set Ralntree County War of the Satellites (end medical Council, •• JrmthtN, him th* w.S.D. other supplies to be sent march beat. Fine Forty Guns Reluctant Debutante •• When Hell Broke Looa* FoN*r and tials of the representatives of the takes measures with a to a snappy Sousa tha Cnuada Prayer com- York Children of St. Joseph’* strong Frontier Gun Restless Years Whole Truth to the missions. for the family. Poaml b» CARDINAL PIZIAROO foreign Plans Geisha Boys present Hungsrian government. Village, Rockleigh, will be enter- blackmailer. Return of Dracula Wink of an Eye *" •* have also been My Fair Lady Brilliant melodic Gunsmoke Tucson completed for a in Revenge of Frankenstein Wisdom's Wav tained this council at a holi- J.B. Powerful yet unortho- adaptation of Shaw's comedy about the beef by Helen Morgan Story Revolt in Big House Witness for the steak social and dance Cockney flower-girl transformed by the M * for to be dox modernization Hell Squad Ride Prosecution ••• 2 CRUIADR More Pruitful day party, Jan. 11. Other coming of the Book a Crooked Mile held Jan. in proud professor of speech. Some low. 24 the auditorium. Your Past Is Showing LASTING MEMORIALS events include a New Year’s par- of Job. Exalts man's nobility broad humor in scenes featuring her to raffish father. ty at the clubhouse; an open in submitting dictates of a Old Vic—Buoyant, beautifully staged and Save This and the Clip Lislinft house meeting, Feb. 3; cold, unresponsive, arbitrary productions of "Twelfth Night." "Ham- The next will Law Enforcing first annual Grand Knight’s din- Power. let" and "Henry V." listing appear in The Advo- CHALICE Once Feellna Resolve Feb. 7 at the Ameri- The Bella Are Rlnelne Brassy muS- Mere With Brisk, cate Jan. 9. Legion of Decency movie ratings Urged ner-dance, cal farce the about an Impulalva answer-service daffy satirizing eccentricities DOLLY MOUNT can Legion Hall, Cliffside. Ctrl who can't help motherlnc bar cli- of fanatical concert musicians. Goes in be WASHINGTON (NC)-A may obtained by calling MA 3-5700 Monday CIBORIUM New ent*. On* chorua number rather skimp- for casual profanity and takes a toler- Veers Peres Passaic A class ant view of extra-marital love. to 4 resolution “devote our- Council, ily costumed. through Saturday from 10 a.m. p.m. NURSING HOME from. Boy Friend KelllcklnC retried •( The Flay bey ef the Western Werld selves to the enforcement of law" of 14 candidates recently received deUchtful family-etrle ehow amiably A rousing revival by the Irish Players N VAUIY N. A S5O -was ROAD, CIIfTON, suggested to Americans by the first degree in ceremonies sattrtnng the muelcal eomedlee of the of Synge's wild comedy of the shy Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Cardinal held at the clubhouse. •30a country lad boosted to popularity when Cushing of Boston in an NEW MOVIES: Cock-e-Doedle Oendy Hodge-podge reputed a parricide. Lonely Hearts; Machete An •otobllth#

~~ he B,shops of the Far East in fir«t T - homing their Pope Says of Duties denounced Telling Ii meetlng’ religious persecution in co ™ VATICAN CITY Christianity He added that he would effort mumst control an d said the Reds aim pray to teach people a true h is not. something mournful and for all of his visitors nCtl ° n ° f the as soon and profound of rehglous spirit of the eo le under John XXlll—himself understanding P P sad, Pope as the consistories were over. their rule the liturgy and said the Bish- an obvious of the fact He Members proof extended his Christmas should insist the of the from said ops on funda- hierarchy here in one of many infor- greetings to the group which * dozen countries mental principles of the Chris- called on Cath- agation of the Faith. He served mal talks he gave during and included, besides the olic* to Ameri- tian life! He that intensify their as Papal after the series of consistories at urged, too, prayers Legate, t cans, visitors from Germany, the that God might grant Bishops work to perfect an end to Authoritative sources said some 23 new Cardinals were the Netherlands and France. Catholic Action. persecution. 100 resolutions elevated. were adopted at formally At a audience with private a He concluded by saying: “It is die same time the meeting but will not be made Aside from his official duties German they deplored group which had accom- ( particularly necessary to main- ,'tte blatant social public until are during the the inequalities they approved by consistories, Pope panied Cardinal Doepfner of Ber- tain •till in the permanent and loving con- existing so many of the Pope. was kept busy by the round of lin, the Pope said that his tact with every category of per- countries of East and Meetings were held at the Uni- audiences which he granted to with the Southeast thoughts are people of con, beginning with the Asia.” of Santo Tomas which of them national most Taking particular note of versity pilgrims, many that divided city and expressed the humble, the laborers, favoring low stanoard of and awarded an honorary degree to IN groups which had accompanied ■the hope that it will be able living POSTS: These have taken over the to among these the most “the social priests pastorates to which were one or of Cardi- ignorant, inadequacy of the dis- Cardinal Agagianian. Besides of- NEW they more the new flourish in peace and justice. tribution assigned recently Boland. abandoned, needy and un- of the ficiating at the sessions and con- by Archbishop From left are Rev. T. nals. And for all he had a word land,” they they George Smith, He noted that at the present to do transferred to St. of advice employed . . . and exercising at pledged all in their power secrating the cathedral, the Car- Teresa’s, Summit, from St. Bernard’s, Plainfield; James or encouragement. time “weighty decisions regard- Rev. W. the same time assiduous to assist in dinal laid the cornerstone of the charity alleviating the situa- McCarthy, to Our Lady of All Souls, East from Little ing Berlin are awaited,” and as- tion. Pius XII Orange, Flower, Berkeley IN SAYING that it would be a among the infirm, orphans, pris- building and officiated and Rev. sured the Cardinal “of the inter- Heights; Gerard J. first mistake oners and the like.” at the of the McGarry, pastor of the new parish of Our Lady of to imagine Christianity inaflguration new ca- est and concern of your common SOME 90 MEMBERS of the Lourdes, Mountainside. Father as mournful, the Pop 6 noted that thedral in Lipa, 100 miles south McGarry formerly was assistant at St. Paul of the father.” episcopate from the to the it is in order Philippines, of the capital. Cross, Jersey City. contrary “joy Priests Get Estate Formosa, Korea, and in peace with God, with one- THE BISHOPS of Japan, Hong During his stay in the country Italy, taking PITTSBURGH (NC) Edward Kong, Macao, Fiji, self and one's neighbor." Indonesia, Vi- he was the house guest of Philip- part in the Italian Episcopal Con- J. Kelley, president of the On Day Seek he etnam, Laos, Cambodia and Ma- Christmas joy, advised, “by were counseled the pine President Garcia. He left ference, by Automotive Ignition Cos. here, laya attended the held afterward carrying everywhere a note of at another audience meeting, for Hong Kong from Pope to give has donated a house and 19 acres after of sincerity and and the recon- where he intended to proceed to honesty" by permanent and special attention of valued at to the structed “untruth land, $lOO,OOO, cathedral here. Lebanon avoiding and dissim- to the most in the Church. for the Christmas holi- Armed lowly Holy Ghost Fathers for a provin- Guards ulation so that one’s life Presiding was Cardinal Aga- days. He is due to fly to Rome Minutes may He said there should be an cial residence. Away be a gianian, Pro-Prefect of the Sa- continuous gushing forth on Jan. 6 to report in person to crcd of living water Congregation f or the Prop- Pope John. rising as high as eternal life." But Bethlehem Is At the audience he said Peaceful same THIS IS NOT FOR that it is the duty of Catholics BETHLEHEM, Jordan (NC) TRAVELING WITH “to foster with a police salem and the Jerusalem dis- docile obedience Your Child Should Learn —A packed congregation stud- he and filial the escort, was met by digni- trict, Catholic offi- care advancement A MILLIONAIRE ded with dignitaries from taries from Bethlehem and cials from and activity of the Church." Jerusalem and mem many lands attended the tradi nearby Beit-Jala at Rachel’s Therefore, he told “draw bers of the diplomatic them, To The Piano While tional drama corps Play Rooms liturgical com- Tomb, just north of town. He in Jordan and Israel. yourself closer around the Pope Young 3 of Furniture for a LIMITED BUDGET. memorating the birth of Christ then proceeded to the Basilica and around'his apostolic See and In the crowd were on the where he many If can to spot was of the Nativity where he was cooperate with ail your strength you afford $2.50 a can Christian ; pay week, you own born. Arabs, dressed in for received by the Superior of the development of the flowing robes and veils remin- Like the .200 cen- the Franciscan Church.” shepherds convent in iscent This Terrific of the garb of partici- Try A Home Outfit turies before them, they Bethlehem. He urged that they take a deep- Project pants in traditional watched in reverent silence as A Nativity er part in the religious devotions colorful procession of hun- scenes. Room the of the Christ Child of the Christmas Piano In Living includes SIMMONS Hide-a-Bed, 2 Club figure dreds of Latin and Eastern season "to draw was carried to a spot which Rite ! strength and light and courage , priests and prelates Your Chairs, Tables, Lamps, 9 x12* RUG too; Modern bears the inscription: ON CHRISTMAS DAY for individual daily tasks.” Only Home Gray formed. Chanting, they moved "Hie dc Virgine Maria Jesus Masses were offered in the iin Christ, he said, “does this Bedroom, 5-Pc. Chrome Glasses solemnly to the adjoining Dinette; Dishes, Silver, natus est" This Grotto of the weight become a At is the place Church of St. Catherine. Nativity from source of glory Pay ■for where Josus Christ was born of early morning until late in the the Lord.” Little There, Matins and Lauds be- Ai the Virgin Mary. afternoon. Pilgrims knelt $245. gan in preparation for Mid- AT ANOTHER general audi- there in prayer throughout the FOR THIS night Mass 11 ence he told Per ONE day of the at p.m. Loud- day. -1 English-speaking peace itself was no speakers carried the ceremo- visitors that he hopes to be able year More Christian pilgrims are Month stranger to this little town nies to pilgrims gathered out- to greet them soon in their own expected here on Jan. 7 for which lies almost within sight side the tiny church. tongue. It was the third time the Eastern Rite Christmas cele- of the mined border between Pope alluded to the fact that he 3 ROOM RANCH Following Mass brations. HOUSE Israel is studying the language. and Jordan, where Gori led a procession from the (Plu» Cartage) armed guards stand watch on little church to the In Early American Motif; Bedroom, Room, and hasilipa, Living cither side of barbed wire en- where the Grotto of the Na- Kitchen in PLUS renewed tanglements. is located. he Maple; Refrigerator, tivity Reverently Feast of As in the Circumcision of Our Lord past years, more than carried a life-size figure of the 1,000 Christian pilgrims were Infant Jesus, dressed in silk $2BB. allowed to cross the RENT bristling swaddling clothes. A PIANO $3 border on Christmas Eve at NEW YEAR'S ONCE EVE pay ortly Weekly Jerusalem's Mandelbaum Gate. WITHIN the grotto he set the down Leading them was Latin figure upon the Gold Star of the Rite Patriarch Albert Gori, Nativity at GRIFFITHS set in floor and AT O E M., of Jerusalem, who left the grotto his residence in the Jordanian marking the spot where Christ was born. 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He spoke at as one whole, with the same in- NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES an audience to delegates attend- 135 Model Homes DISPLAYED tention and the same spirit." “The Music Center of New the national of the 2 30. 4. i, 6, 7. 8; 9, 10; II) 12) 12:43 Jersey" ing meeting Bishops have the right to 11 30-1230 lower Church Union of Italian Catholic Jurists. speak out in such situations, he GRIFFITH PIANO Drive in 11 A M Solemn High Mott COMPANY right and Park said, in the interest of the wel- THE PONTIFF declared that STEIN WAY REPRESENTATIVES fare of souls, the defense of the Catholic politicians may differ ST. 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So that Invest it technician* might not wisely through our succumb to the dangers inherent ) in technical progress, the Pope LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT recommended that they take an interest and inform themselves end in humanistic culture you will receive "The more fully technicians ANTICIPATED ANNUAL SAVINOS INSURID are acquainted with the humant ties,” DIVIDEND * he said, “the more remote RATE UP TO SIO,OOO A §aad rate *f «i : will be the danger of making . i •* bug M yo*i Hva. technical progress a modern idol." Your Neighborhood Saving i A rwwmbnnoi In tha prayart and Mwn of our Inttitution Thi» DURING THE week the Pope Clip Coupon, inclot# Romlttanc#, moll todayl IV.D. mWonarlM In japan and tha Philippine. spent 30 minutes tn the Vatican MO WORRY gardens with Ethiopian aeminan r MO lOSS NO CARS ana who are residents in the only • MONARCH FIDIRAI SAVINOS undergraduate college located S5O 23S Av#. (N#ar N. J. within Vatican City The Pope K#arny B#rg«n) Kearny, had expressed the desire to meet the students who were hung so • Pl#ot# op«n a tavingt account at close to him. Monarch Addraas l[ #d#ral Saving* in th# nomi of: CHy Poles Protest Holding Nam# , Of Sunday Sessions VATICAN REV FATHER RALPH sv n caihoi ic universities CITY (RNSt-Vati Addr#tt can Radio 1&91B9S8 reported that Cathoiu I1 h N MICHIGAN 1 deputlaa in tha Poiuh CHICAGO parliament Amount $ art proteating iagamit tha r« 255 °* W>,W&J KEARNY AVI. N.J. KEARNY, (S#nd ch#ck or money order) bund ay i 6 THE ADVOCATE December 26,1958 Their Going Way? THE QUESTION BOX For Peace in 1959 Immaculate Conception Sent- w . Dem Waller W. Curtis, is editor The Hie earth on which we live has completed deterrent the Soviet Ramsey P.0.. of Question 80, to war-mongers. , Inary DaruZon. him m tbi, another cycle around the sun, and we that submitted to for answer column. say Why has the world been uneasy and fearful Questions may be hai a year pasted. Since God made this planet of •'the outbreak of anew war? Because men, when the answer this question in his ency- and it into orbit thousands Q. What 1* meant put of years ago, it unlike the planets created by God and the satel- "On the Sacred made that *ex clical Liturgy” has its course without the statement la kept slightest deviation lites made by them, have not followed the laws |* 123). commits mortal sin (N.C.W.C.edit. or change of speed. While whirling through space of God. The communists God good If one den} and spurn acta? Since Jesus remains physically and on in sexual daily revolving its axis, it has given us His laws. The are little by indulging pseudo-liberals different. real within us for the space of some the blessed alternation of and A. There is no difficulty day night and the So-called “social engineers’’ are and ef- after quietly because God 15 minutes we receive Him, welcome change of seasons. The here. Sex is good marvelous fectively working to change men’s minds,,that it is most that and made it one of the surely fitting we order of the universe reflects the wisdom of they not conform to created it may accepted conservative give those minutes to Him as far God and the obedience of the works noble functions of the human of His hsnd. that a man is ill principles. They say mentally as we are able. After Mass In we our day the United States and Soviet Rus- if he follows a “salvational” body. , ... religion rather than with great profit on sia Yet it is wrong to misuse this may stay in are frantically competing with one another a social one. for minutes the our prayers 10 or in missies which will and hence for unmar- so, making penetrate outer As we begin the New Year of 1959, we want power, This will be actions are wrong. possible, usually, space and circle the earth as man-made satel- We shall have ried sexual peace. personal peace of soul only the when we assist at Mass on a lites. For their know God gave to human beings success, engineers must by keeping the laws of God. Our country will weekday. and follow the laws of sciences laws power of sex and the permission many have if our His laws. the when peace only people observe the continuance of On days once cannot made by God. As the to use it for Almighty, communists and the pseudo-liberals and these extra minutes in the human race. The sexual pow spend If this conquest of were for the space pursued social engineers strive to turn man away adoration (and in many churches the betterment of er is not just a private power mankind, it would be laudable. from we strive harder to God, must to win men this will not be possible on Sub- to be used for one’s own sake; Unfortunately, it has developed ihto an arma- God. namely, days because of the frequency of but rather a social power, ment race. The early success of the Russians led We have confidence in the and the let him to power of thfr whole hu- Mass), try compensate them to boast of their military and of God. If He be with one for the good superiority goodness us, who can be limits by a more fervent thanksgiving their man race. God has set upon ability to destroy the free world. They us? He will be with us if against we pray and that during the moments which are the use of this sexual power, struck terror into the hearts of countless mil- do His will. holy used in and available; and let the thanksgiv- lions. We thank God that the United has it be only marriage States We wish a happy New Year and we be continued within the you pray accord with His ing sanc- achieved with its then only in plan finally outstanding success that the peace of Christ will be with and tuary of one’s soul you for marriage. own as he launching of the Atlas, which should prove a the blessings of God upon you. toward home, Before marriage and outside of goes avoiding dis- conversations marriage no such permission is tracting wherever Then the actions given. Therefore it is wrong to possible. too, of This the coming day may be Chinese Red use this power in that way. offered now at Communion time as kind power of the body is a good thing it misused. of continuing thanksgiving. One could be but may be "Nothing more dangerous than to communism, but sown the seeds of popular re- saint considered the first half If you would like a kind of ex of on the that if hostile and evil volt. operate theory each a for ample to help you get a correct day thanksgiving the forces do not it is we readily change always Our foreign policy may fall into error now Communion of that view, you might consider the pow morning, and who must change to accommodate them. Com- and but is then, that so reprehensible? It de- of the to consecrate at the second half of the day a pre- munism is stubborn er priest for the wrong; let us be mands consummate skill to pick one’s way paration for the Communion Mass. This is a truly great privi- of steadfast for the right.” This forthright observa- through the shoals of communist schemes and lege but it is not his until he is the morrow. tion of Dulles the whole is- Secretary pinpoints plots. It requires firm purpose to hold aloft the How are these ordained. If he tried to say Mass appropriate sue of totalitarianism versus democracy. His re- banner of morality in dealing with nations. His- words of the when he was not a priest, it would encyclical “On the marks have particular to the Chinese tory will America because Sacred application applaud we never be a but after he is Liturgy": version of Marxism. sacrilege; oversipped our boundaries, we never stood then should a priest it is a virtuous act. "Why we not ap- for radical in while Agitation change U. S. China by the flag of any free nation was struck. of those who, when those who are mar- prove they louder Similarly policy grows every day. Expediency, ap- Morality among states involves the same sin- ried receive Holy are-permitted the use of sex- Communion, remain peasement, concession stand arrayed against de- cerity, honesty and fairness as for in- on in closest with morality ual powers of the body and for familiarity their cency, righteousness and Materialists dividuals. Unless what is Divine Redeemer morality. men can agree on right them these acts are good and even after the among us contend that a few million dollars in and what is moral or what is has been wrong, unmoral, Yet the same acts done congregation officially extra trade would compensate for loss of is little and that any just or unjust, there chance of solving before marriage would be serious dismissed, not only for face we might experience. But would it make international sins the consolation of with up problems. since at that time they have conversing for the massacres of Mao's marauders against Recognize Red China then? Rub elbows with not the state of marriage to which ;Him, but also to render Him due free people? murderers? Invite them thanks and and usurpers, oppressors, Ur these powers are granted. praise especially Could the U. S. in conscience de- good our conference.table? Fantastic! Why, we don’t Q. Is Jesus Christ both God to ask help to defend their souls blood in our coffers? Our friends posit money in even speak the same language. and Man? against anything that may lessen the Far East would Business With China their heads in of hang shame Harsh words these for Christmastide. But we A. Jesus Christ is both God and | the efficacy the Sacrament and at such a base The blood of betrayal. peasanta wpuld not be led to slaughter like the Holy In- Man; He is God made Man. He to do everything in their power and priests would cry out from the would is to with the grave against nocents; we stand fast for our principles Louis Francis God because He is the only cooperate action of such callous By Budenz transactions. like Thomas of Canterbury. Dulles remarks else- Son of God, the Christ Who is so intimately pres- A having same The Chinese communist thought-provoking document strictions by other countries on communist magazine Hsueh Hsi We exhort them regime bitterly op- where that “our collective security efforts would Divine nature as His Father. ent. to do so in has He poses the United States. just been issued by leading trade with Peiping." We are left without “Americans, go home” surely collapse if our free world associates felt (Study). any is Man because He is the Son of a special manner by carrying out is the familiar Catholic clergymen and Each doubt that the whole business is slogan “go home so we can they Were tied to which shifted according laymen step toward dealing with the Blessed Virgin and has their resolutions, by exercising policies in the of Mary gobble up the free nations, the Diocese Pittsburgh, op- Red no matter how it based on the writings of Freder- a the Christian virtues also immense re- to expediency. They do not always like it when China, may body and soul like ours. i as by sources of the Western of Red China. ick on “The of the Pacific. Don’t watch so we to But would be even posing recognition whet the appetite of certain busi- Engels Origins Jesus Christ applying to their own necessities adhere principle. they always was God; | we can make a shambles of The sponsors ness interests Family," and has for its intent but have international law more unhappy if we had no principles.” for the profits that He was not always Man for | the riches they received and conduct.” make their can be forcing the to live the life roval civilized Mao has stepped down from his government ap- made off slave labor, is people He became man at the time of i with liberality.” (N.C.- Mao’s of has “in the the of ants and bees in communal system communes increased poet; but murder, despotism, iear have not peal drawing whole world nearer the Incarnation. W.C. edit. 126). production, but the it names of those to We nests. Q. After enslaved masses; has abdicated. Until they do, we must “hold the complete slavery. see this I have received Holy control thousands of The Worker hails this strengthened of the workers, but dis- we must work for international upon examination of the new develop- is it line,” tirelessly sys- Communion, enough to *tay it has the innocent men tem of “People’s ment as “anew star arising in just to the end of New Catholic sipated family life; promoted cause of morality. Communes," Mass or should the Chinese of all races and which were introduced into Red firmament," and thus I remain for a longer private China last fires the in what will religions now April and which are opening gun thanksgiving? If I should, how Book Releases filling the Red about the collectivization shortly be reverberated in much am I bringing to do so since on Sundays Tho Dead Sea Scrolls and Prlmitivt Chairman Chinese of of of our own general There I Christianity, by Jaan Danielou. Studie* prisons every phase private life, press. must leave to make room for tho of tha Essenes Bishop McNulty relations to the or: and who cannot the will undoubtedly be the destroying family system and many specu- next Mass? gins of Christianity. (Helicon Pre«. lations At the November meeting of the riea for make them- introducing a barracks concerning the possibili A. “When the Mass .is S3). Bishops (“A-l," morally unobjectionable general existence. . ties of . over, Tha Historical and Mystical Christ, e. tion conferred its Benedlctlnlsm upon distinguished Ordinary, given more practical attention to Legion ratings. as to collaborate with the Red person who has received the Throueh tha Chaneina and the Archdiocese shares Centuries, by Stephanus Hilptach An that pride. With our Of 280 domestic films reviewed Chinese government. Such an act Eucharist would and rated, only recollect him- historical survey with an appendix on to Bishop our would stimulate the extension of The self, and in American Benedictinism. (St. John a congratulations McNulty go good 38 received a “B” rating; not one film got a Faith in Focus intimate union with Abbey Press. S3). wishes for a period of fruitful service in this “C” “the Church of silence" and the the Divine Master hold rating (condemned). Of 43 foreign films, 12 loving and In Remembrance of Me, by Aim* G. area of and fruitful Martimort. Comments the prayer Important morality culture. got a “B” rating and five were rated "C." The empire of slave labor far into converse with Him." Thus on of the Church and other element* of On assuming the of the com- Asia and across the even did the chairmanship restrained optimism of Bishop Scully was found- Pacific, Holy Father Pius XII Christian worahip. (Liturgical Pre««. mittee, Bishop McNulty praised the work of the ed on a comparison of these statistics with those into Africa. More About Confirmation 13.25). Mantal Prayar; Challanoa to tha L«v of aa an effective of the Legion Decency agency of 1957. In that out of 335 Dally modltation manual year, domestic films, THIS PROPOSED future is Apostla. pre- Church in in the area pared by the aodalista of St. Mary's, crystalizing public opinion 109 were given a “B” rating and one was con- By Msgr. W. Shea S.T.D. calmly outlined as one of the George , Kans. (Queen'a Work. S2>. of motion picture morality. He observed that the demned ("C”); out of 83 foreign films, 28 got chief As Mass Calendar goals of Sovietism in the we gather from the New. tian, are Legion's "A-3” classification, introduced about a “B” rating; 10 were condemned. daily exposed to tempta- World Marxist Review for No- Testament, which tells us that! tions the year ago, had served a constructive purpose. The retiring chairman oointed out that there against Faith and its! vember. The article in Confirmation was conferred Dec Holy The “A-3" rating out of that is still leading by moral code; they run the risk 28—Sund»y. Innocent*. Mar- grew recognition much to be don# and indicated that one of| yr ’- Doitble of 2nd CUm. that the voice of the Apostles, the first ! Red. 01. 2nd the movie Industry showed a toward films of the publication Bishops, being “brainwashed" by their Coll Octeve of Christmas; In Your Prayers swing worst moral dangers is the “sex-sensa- the j 3 A (N). Cr. Moscow to the comrades of the normal minister of this Sac- non-Catholic Pref. and aimed at adults In the of back the tional (respectively, by Communicantea of Christmas hope winning exploitation of advertising campaign." The Dec. 29 world is entitled: rament is a Monday. St. of Can- remember these deceased “lost audience." The new has significantly Bishop. non-practicing Catholic) neigh- Tbomaf your classification been also scored the “bad cumulative effect terbury. Btahop. Martyr. Double Bishop of the Chinese Revolu- And that Red of service to the the “Impact stands to reason. Con- bors, co-workers, and the like. 2 n d c > °c‘»ve of Chriatmaa; priests: great industry itself, Bishop on the moral health and intellectual fl!, . j ". 3 A development tion Pre, used to Soviet of the mas’ ' ' elC ' °* 27, 1936 has been recommended of expand slavery priesthood, the Bishop. Be- fluous. The reason is enthusiastically by pro- the Immaculate Conception, Catholics renew that, once Dec. Rev. James J. Dec. and atheism Asia and Afri- 31—Wednesday. St. Sylvester Flannagan, fessional Catholic de- over sides, Confirmation makes one a Confirmation has been 1. educators, the Bishop and resolve to think and act morally in regard received, on,eMor D °u*>le. White. Cl. 2nd ca. soldier - 29, 1934 of Christ, and so it is fit- its help is available Coll. Octave of Chriatmaa; clared. to their entertainment and reading. The to us for the 3 A (N). Cr. Rev. Francis public "We read: that Pref. etc. of Christmas. Castellano, Dec. “There is no doubt ting those who are the lead- rest of our lives. In his last report as chairman, Scul- statements of and It only remains Jan. I—Thursday. Bishop Bishop Scully Bishop McNulty Circumcision of Our 1931 that, following the of ers in Christ's 30, example army, the Bish- that we cooperate with the * nd cUv * Day of Christma*. ly was mildly optimistic about the future. He are to and to all pow- t®"*. . ? reassuring Catholics reigious White. Rev. Ignatius Gebara, Jan 1, [Red) China, the road of rap- ops, should be the ones to ers and Gl. 2nd stated that since the its classifi- induct! graces the Sacrament CO ,N Legion revised people. They emphasize the moral and «tc of Christma* 1929 leadership id economic and cultural ad- the new Jan.jl„\ t Cf- recruits, by Confirma- gives us. 2—Friday. Friday after cation last December, fewer films have re- the constant of the Church in Cooperation is neces- Clrcum- vigilance down-to- c s Simple. White. Rev. James F. Jan. 2, vance will bn taken the oth- tion. Then, The on. Mass of Circum Reid, ceived a “B" by ! too, Confirmation en- sary. Sacrament offers the ciaion. Gl. rating (morally objectionable in earth terms and in the guidance of men of out- 2nd Coll. A (N); 3 8 (Nl. No er countries rolls in 1901 which have al- one the lay apostolate, help, but we Cr. Pref. only of Chriatmaa. part for all). up the three “A" standing spiritual leadership. must make use of Rev. By setting catego- it Jan 3—Saturday. Mass Daniel F. Hogan, Jan 2, ready won freedom or are now whence is fitting that this en- it. 1 ailure do of Blessed Vlr- to so is the reason fin Mary for Saturday. Simple. White 1931 freeing themselves from colo- rolment should be carried out so of Second Mass la why many the confirmed, said. Gl. 2nd Coll A IN); 3 B (N). Pref. of Blessed Rev, Peter A. Boyle, Jan. 2, nial rule." by those who are chiefly instead of Vlrsin. charged fighting on as Jan loyal 4—Sunday. Holy Nam* of Jesus 1942 There is one great obstacle in with the succes- soldiers of Double of 2nd Take Him a Ride! apostolate—the Christ, let themselves Class. Whit*. Gl 2nd the CdU. A (N>. Cr. for path of this triumphant sors of the Apostles, the be Pref. only of ChSt Bishops. "brainwashed" and go over Diocese of Paterson march of communism: "The rul to the Every one know* the Small reflection is needed However, in view of the enemy. Rev. gangster*' slang: to to see that many impor- KEY: Gl. Gloria; Ferdinand Heckmann, 0. ing circles of the U S A., the een Cr. Creed: A for be taken for ride is be tance of this the To Peace; B for the a to taken to disaster. an element plays its part in the growing pres- Sacrament, plus receive confirmation Pope; N Archdiocese F.M., Dec. 29, 1956 ter of imperialist reaction, resort prop- of Newark; P Diocese of fact that not Paterson: CoU. The invitation is a death sentance. sure on our commuters.. Railroads are a business Bishops are always erly it is necessary to be in the Collect; Rev. John B. Bennett, Jan. 1, to all kinds of provocative sub- Pref. etc. Preface and Commun- We think lot of taken venture: must show available to confer the Church state of leant** of Christmas. 1940 a our people are being they a profit to stay open in it, grace and to know well terfuge an endeavor to pre- and for a ride too. oddly enough, the invitation and with the advance of new means of can, on occasion au- the chief truths and But, trans- vent the international does, duties of our influence thorize goes the other way. The gangster opens the door port. their fields are a little less ordinary priests to con- religion. Anyone who green every of the new China from knowingly the spread- firm. For the receives and motions you to the back seat; our people are year. And alternatives, bus, private car (for example, Pope has Confirmation while in ing and. above all, to neutralize invited favored few the cub empowered to adminis- the state of mortal being to get out and walk, or, perhaps, a plane or motor launch) the effects of the sin commits Chinese revo- ter this Sacrament to swim. all these have their limitations too. Think of when a pa- a sacrilege, and obtains no grace. lutionary experience on the eco rishioner who has never been con- AROUND THE PARISH Commuter service on our railroads (never the parking facilities in our cities, now on the If, however, such a person later nomically coun- underdeveloped firmed is dying and the is too spectacular) is dwindling, ferries are being point of strangulation, think of the bridges and tries" Bishop regains the state of grace, he will not available. then cancelled. And our in the tunnels with their rush hour chaos—harass- receive the graces of Con- people are, enormous That reveals quite frankly what numbers, eommuters. for their live- ed miles lines of backed traffic, We then, how anxious the firmation. A subsequent state of They depend police, long up U.S, recognition of the Red Chi see, lihood on in cities distant from short hot sun Dante could have used Church is thlt all her children mortal sin will curb these working their tempers, nese bandits would entail. It again homes the communities in which an afternoon on the In receive Confirmation, For graces, until the state of Indeed, very meadows, say August, to would bring about the extension one grace has they live often enough were pick up pointers for his description of what thing, the Church as a whole been regained. The state of developed precisely hap- of Soviet rule over new large mortal because this arrangement was Not pens to those who fail the Last Judgment needs as many lay or sin is another reason possible al- areas, with new persecution of apostles why but in in a world which is hardly im- soldiers of Christ as she can though confirmed, sue- ways, great part, the locale of work is Furthermore, missionaries, new violations of get.! jmany, New the the Sacrament |cumb to the enemies York, home Connecticut or New Jer- mune to war, we might do well to remember 'Besides, is impor- of the human rights, new degradation that railroads can deliver the of tant for the individual himself. Faith. They have been sey. only masses of whole populations under the depriving themselves men and materials across the on the True, as a general rule. Confir- of the of Con- country slave-ridden commune system helps scale a national emergency would mation is not necessary for sal- firmation. require. Anyone who stands for human But from all our ivation; but those who lack its apart that, commuter towns, liberty today, therefore, must will find it the cities where business and industry are so help much more diffi- stand against any trade with the UeAdvocate largely staffed with outsiders, the state which cult to save their souls. We must slave labor economy of Red Chi- has the quaint custom of imposing an income say. therefore, that a baptized Hours Official Publication of na or any recognition of that re Forty tht Arc hd toe eta of cannot tax on non residents who work within the sacred person without sin neglect Newark and of the Diocese of gime Paterson border* all these for their to receive Confirmation when the Mon Rev Thomas A. STD, Arch depend prosperity Boland, solution this NEVERTHELESS. The Work opportunity offers itself. Archdiocese of Newark of Newark. on a happy to problem. Further.! bishop Oac. IS. ISIS This is the •r can “that and if the neglect to receive Confir PwfclMbca b> Adtotaia page, naturally, not place to look report strong U iDwtnti »MU> Ttaa Pi,Muhins t arpara- Imil Holy Mom Hat for Readers skittish vote** all mation arises from for Paiaatuat UMki TMm.i A Roland. ITU. PieiMant, Rl that solution lest the Cath- mounting among sec contempt Suurj lanvaat. Marru ul ■a*. Haas. Jama. A Hitthea. vanaaflald . Summit PA J C t). VO. lire the Sacrament, the sin is A»« olic press pose as the source of answers to all tions of the people, including big grave. PraMdam. Hi lav Mas, Jia« r !«•«•>. am. SI AMIUU* I, 1004 Tuutk ns. Urpt nt »a* Mas, taeaar M Riaaldi business are Tooaeek am ri. Mai things knowable and unknowable can relax. Thu elements.'’ gradual- It would also be a grave sin if Tnraieea. II CUnta. 1 yfrM,*' a. . N,.„» l is a which will "the Jan 4, I*l* H. J, MA,bal *O7OO matter tax the technical re- ly forcing imperialists to this Sacrament were neglected by Paaa* #t Maly Mama Mamba, el the Catholic Plow Ahikuiim kubecnber sources of government, railroad tax recogniie People's China." those whose SI Alaruu* r lamina A aaS fraa N.C.WC. Saws police, men, special circumstanc-. ye. la UM battue Si . Nenark and more besides man Eastern! board Meat Rat Mail,a W St experts perhaps many Even as early as Nov. I*. ea make the of (B te« STIt, help Confirma- St rraa.-u Haamtat. IS E. Haauitaa nOl Moat Rat Wallet W (unit IT t> , Rt Rat Mtar We do think it right, however, to up Um Wall Street Journal report- tion necessary for PI. Jereea Cue William r. Lewies. PA. LL.II speak combating se . MR. Rl Rat Ma*r MU for the tea C, Hetebuch. Rl Rat Meat common good which is also the legitt ed milli assurance from M* vere Jeaaeb H Rta4 t . »T 11. temptations against the *»• *•» Bear John J mat* Deuaherta bT I .' Kin. interest of so many of our readers and Washington bureau that t'JL Faith and its practice. Oiortgg Pat*rton Varr Re*. Mar of Uaou. W Mtt. bT D I Vara Rat Mat Perhaps Rilar. Varr Rat. parishioners. And we without offense, al Be*. 18. ISM Mr 4. Uaet tkoau, M R.anlea. U R . can, sug foreign policy was "slipping [such circumstances occur much I—Sly WlMa Oatava a* CkiMhaM ■*». Saaaa W. OT-iaUI. Rat WUtea K Plata. Rat M that this ges problem be made an item of sort most Inward more frequently than Our LaSy at Vtavartaa. St- «wi A Inta. PbiJ Imperceptibly” is general 1M Paw ous tri-state study. On minors rata nan Paleraon RaeiaaaeUUta. Rat Carl 4. Relate serving liquor to this suicidal pulley. The paper ly realized Those who, as we Manaaias Kdller. Plata And we Jan «. IM* Father John sometimes area a have frequently recommended this proce neted: “The Administration hna bare in the USA , Uve and work wonders if his Rttbacrlptian Prim: a* raarlr Paaa* a* Maly Naa-a parishioners >iiiM Claes Nets dure: we think it for their the lam in an environment SariaS Heart. |*a ItaSaM A»a. have idea of the aasuaa paid si art. K 4. uSat act indispensable getting acquiesced turiee la that la largely any life of refugees-if they think a4 Hat. It lit*. elders work. CWiaa to and a half In easier re- non-Catholic and even noo-Chna year Irrtar dieal Caa-aal at aVian spiked heel shoes will be useful to them. God Love You BUT TRU December 26, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 7 Quiz on Faith STRANGELittle-Known E Martyrs on Facts for Catholics By M.J. MURRAY If ewe By Brian Cronin Oaprrlglit. me. Koto Iwf Haughty Stepmother The Image A Cardiml i* Missions correctly addressed as: (a) Your X1 Excellency? (b) Your Eminence? (c) Your Worship? (and) Your Lord- By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Haunts snip? Second Not even under the threat of Wife-to-Be O The first of the martyr Church was stoned to death in death may a priest tell the sin By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. of any person revealed to him in CHILDREN SOMETIMES re- K' confession. Assistant of St. Louis Because of his re- Professor Sociology, University their new mother r What ject at first. nt a * 8 Voice from fusal to do one saint I’m a widower with three children 3 | tV^ *lcavcn heard to say- so, had his marrying aged 4. This be from the This is beloved J may expected my son in whom lam tongue cut out and his well pleased.” (a) body 6, and 7. We also that God will bless our hope union with older ones in particular because b) T hc Rcsurrccfion? thrown into the (e) The Nativ- some children. The other some at the of the mistaken view of ity? (and) The i- of» , day, girl office men- loyalty Jesus? river. The next they have. and Ellzab eih tioned that I would be a and it me "ere the parents of: (a) St. day, a. stepmother, gave quite 4 Joseph? bright A little a little under- Ur a never patience, dy (C) St Paul? was seen start. I had thought much about since I love °A (and) st John ‘he Baptist? light it, and will „ TheTh A n aV - standing sympathy usu- gelus commemorates the: (a) coming from the children. Is there that attitude will be 5 Annunciation? (b) In- danger my differ- ally handle this problem. carnation? (c) Resurrection? (and) his mouth as if ent Immaculate Conception’ after marriage, or when we have our own children? if have child , of Likewise, you a Servant the servants of God” is to show heav- 6 a signature that ap- I don’t like the term of be careful not to on stepmother. your own, pears documents issued by: (a ) The en’s blessing on Pope? (b) Cardi- As the “What’s in | concentrate all your attention on nals? (c) Religious Brothers? (and) the secret he poet says, a The letters Bishops? name?” Mother is a wonderful the new arrival. A.M.D.G. “To mother. This is threat to 7 meaning the greater glory of God” kept. no j Your husband must be word, whether we prefix it with your in Greek represent the motto Ouf times are there of the: (a) Cistercians? (b) you. Indeed, would be j in with (c) “step” or add “in-law” after it. greatest help dealing Capuchins? Dominicans? (and) Jesuits? fiot without the something abnormal about your I It a real the children. Particularly in the Vh 0 W3 S l h® f you're mother, the pre- ‘ rst A P° s,lc appointed Our martyrs to the husband and children if it prnv- j 8 by Lord? (a)’ fixes and suffixes don’t beginning, must work to- Andrew?l ,i , , K seal of matter. you (b) Peter? (c) Judas? Thaddeus?- confession. In the Diocese ed otherwise. (and) In origin “step” gether in building up a warm, of there was a Hengyang priest Let’s face it squarely, Harriet. Give 10 marks derives from a affectionate family circle. By yourself for each correct named Father answer below. Aloysius Chang. If are of the handy old An- you jealous depart ! doing things together as a Rattng. HO-Excellenl; 10-Very Good; 50-Fair The communists ordered him to 60-Good; ed. this necessarily will he re-1 will the reveal them glo-Saxon term group you acquire <»> to tf»e confession of vealed in attitude toward 8 Up) l !<«) 9 (q> S !,P) v (p) £ :(t) indicating rela- your shared experiences, mutual un- ■ : 2 !(q) , :sHaMSNV one of his penitents. children your and your husband J derstandings, and habits of co- He tionship acquir- refused, saying that the Be honest with yourself. ed through re- Stamp operation so necessary was not but knowledge his, God’s; out any initial stirring of jealousy Work that marriage. Unfor- together, play together, Books Differ the state has no control over at once, and you will have con- and won't have the that he could render tunately, some pray together, you soul; not most difficult fairy tales, folk- quered your prob- to worry about being accepted—- to Caesar the things that are lem. and some you’re in! God's. They gave him five minu- lore, sad examples Influence tes to reconsider. When he again Evaluating have the word a bad repu- refused they beat him to death given tation. to tale* with bamboo poles. Aecordirig these all stepmothers are mean and all Of Church A death of this kind comes very on Labor mistreated. close to the death of Our Lord stepchildren are all You're wondering if there’s Who took upon Himself our sins. any- By Msgr. George G. Higgins to the Editor thing to this popular view I think Father Chang died because of the Letters Director Social Action

Dear Babe of Bethlehem, come take Birth in my heart (Second Prize) Addie Is World's Most Popular Angel, Receiving 1,750 Christmas Contest Entries Gladness filled all corners of the earth It was the night of Our Dear Savior's Birth. By June Dwyer Before giving the list of honor- KATHLEEN DOBRINSKI, Most John Bernard. WHO IS THE MOST able mention winners those Sacred (First Prize) popular Heart, Wallington. Sister BARBARA YURKO, Mt. Car- May Christ be in heart on Christmas angel in this world! Who received clever little people who gave our M. Roberta. your mel, Bayonne. Sister M. Adonia. more Christmas cards than such a hard time we RALPH (Third Prize) any judges EASTMAN, St. Philip’s other who want to wish each and Clifton. Newark Journals Win in Essex angel ever lived! Ad- every one Sister Marie Kathleen. die the Advocate angel! of you a happy, blessed New CAROLINE EVANS, Sacred Lives the Saints MONTCLAIR Newark of winning newspaper, a monthly in The mail is still pouring in as Year. We hope you will find new Heart, Jersey City. Sister Adele. •chools came out a double win- its fourth Editor is write this column to year. Stephen we to you. And adventures challenge you and JAMES EVANS, St. ner in Joseph’s, the journalism contest con- Addie is new success in whatever Faccidomo. still jumping up and you do. Lincoln Park. Sister M. Teresa ducted by the Essex County CYO. down in We will Seconds were taken by Josepal, glee. It’s wonderful! The hope you get closer to DOLORES FARREL, St. Rose First place in the magazine divi- magazine God and will bring others close published by students Young Advocates have sent in of Lima, Short Hills, Miss Crowe sion was awarded to St. St. Voice of at entries to Heaven too. Poland Lucy’s, Joseph’s, East Orange, over 1,750 to the Christ- SHARON FERRY, St. Barthol- Newark, and the newspaper blue and The contest and Addie wishes the faith Cecilian, newspaper pub- mas 1,175 of them you to omew’s, Scotch Plains, Sister ribbon went to St. Francis blished at St. arts Christmas cards the believe in the Johanna. Our saint this week had Cecilia’s, Kearny. from yourselves hope is a man the courage to speak angry. He said that the Xavier, Newark. The senior to in whatever award whining issues will be division. keep trying is MADELINE FOLEY, St. Pe- symbol to the Polish people. out against the king. St Bishop was not fit to be a Lucy’s won with The Lu- placed in archdiocesan Asa Christmas treat good —and the love of God that New He lived around 1050 in Po- competi- special ter’s, Brunswick, Sister shephehd of the Church and eette, semi-annual publication tion we asked The will help to love each other. FINALLY THE COURT representing Essex County. Advocate staff to you Mary Jean, S.C. land and gave his life to stand ordered him out of the now in Its third and went to Stanislaus palace. year edited act as the judges. took the HARRY an evil ruler. His and asked They HONORABLE MENTION GAVIN, St. Patrick’s, up against Before Stans- by Francine San Giovanni. The ADDIE cer- for help. The leaving, Bishop SAYS: Try to do job on with the true spirit o Jersey City. Sister Edward Cath- name is St. Stanislaus of Cra- Bishop went to Xavier Torch is the tificates are awarded to the fol- laus reminded the king that name of the something kind for someone to Christmas and spent many long erine. cow. lowing (names are listed in al- unless he changed he would be show'the Babe of Bethlehem hours checking each entry. The BABARA St. This saint was born of a As phabetical order). GODEROKE, put out of the Church. long how are He came results for the senior happy you division are Valentine’s, Bloomfield. Sister noble family. Asa young boy Boleslaus would into PATRICIA ALLEN, Holy Trin- not change as you live the world. completed and here they are: Mary Lenore. he showed signs of great devo- ity, Hackensack. Sister Jean Ma- so the Bishop ordered him ex- CHARLOTTE HUDSON, Bless- tion which pleased his mother FIRST PRIZE of $5 is going to rita. communicated. The king went ed Sacrament, Newark. Sister and father. He became a priest DEPENDABLE and Kathryn Ann Blake of 465 CATHERINE MARY BAJEK, to church anyway. But when 5* SINCE 1(93 • May- Clara Christi. and studied in France, the GOOD INCOME If wood St. Bloomfield. Sister he the services were Ave., Maywood. Kathryn is Valentine's, JO ANN entered, In volt HUFNAGELr Our then assigned him to ym« your taught Sister M. Lenore. Bishop stopped at once. by Angelina Pepe, Lady of cathedral of oavl n g • In our Pompei, Baltimore, Md. preach in the SCHRECK M.P.F. at Our Lady Queen of CLAIRE BLACK, St. Michael’s, Furious, the king found Sk V. D. ANNUITY & Sister Josephine Valenti. Cracow in Poland. Peace, Maywood. work Jersey City. Sister David Mary. Stanislaus and killed him. PLAN. Kathryn’s GLORIA JEAN, St. and the work of the other JOAN MARIE BLACK, St. Mi- Peter’s, ST. STANISLAUS did so well Soon after, the people of Po- top River Edge. Sister Joan • You alia ihare In WARTY winners Sister Grace Ellen. that the offered to land rebelled Boleslaui appears on this page. chael’s, Jersey City. M.P.F. Bishop against iLr groat urorfc of Second of is Therese. and let his prize $3 awarded KENNETH make him a Bishop to and he lost power. SNOW - the Mlulon* and In GUARDS VENTIUTINO KAPPY, St. Adal help j to James Albertie of 193 Newark WALTER BOBBIE, St. Jo- him take over the diocese. aducating Prioit* and Broth- bert’s, Eliabeth, Sister M. Vin- ST. STANISLAUS is one of 2 ROOFING and Ave., Bloomfield, a student at seph’s, Lincoln Park. Sister M. Stanislaus would not do this. on for th# Mlitleni • Cor- cent, C.S.S.F. the of Poland. Ask Sacred Heart School. James is Sylvester. He continued in his work to patrons tab) tax SHEET METAL JOHN advantagai O A LOUISE KRUPINSKAS, Sacred him to help his countrymen Memorial taught by Sister Francis Therese. BOLKA, Most Sacred bring men back to the church. lotting and ro- NIXAUTE Bird Sorrier Bloomfield. Sister f Third of Sister Heart, Cortilia. died Stanis- become free again. mombranco In Maiiei prize $2 is' being Heart, Wallington. Mary When the Bishop many LIGHTNING RODS MARYELLEN McDERMOTI\ J mailed to Barbara of Roberta. laus became the Bishop by or- Downey Most Holy Name, Garfield. Sis- Write for free 25-27 265 Manchester River MARY ANN BRUNO, Our Lady der of Alexander 11. Information i HAGUE STREET Rd., Edge, ter M. Thomas, C.S.J. Pope a student at St. Peter the Queen of Peace, Maywood. Sister Stanislaus loved the poor Jerome J. SodMy Of Th* Divln* Word JERSEY CITY Apos- ANGELA Stanley i 7, N. J. | tle. Sister Irene Angelina M.P.E. MINNELLA, Queen the ANNUITY • Rizzo, M.P.F., Pepe, of and the helpless. He kept DIPT. Oldfield • Peace, Maywood. Sister Lou- * CHURCH GOODS * i 9-4068 is Barbara's teacher. ILONA BRVENIK, St. homeless in his own home OIRAtO, PINNA. Philip’s, ise. Clifton. Sister M. Ferrer. to the Sttn.t JOHN PAUL and gave things poor. St. Stanislaus 1 16 Washington THIS YEAR’S WORK was so Elaine st. PAZDURA, Sa- and buraczewski, But his greatest work, MA 2-SO7 1 Ncwtuk, N. J. good that we couldn't the cred Heart, Clifton. Sister Elvira, St. Stanislaus is see Michael’s, Jersey City. Sister that for which he is most re- portrayed by cards M.P.F. Frederick going to waste. We took Margaret John. the ruler Gawlick of St. Stanis- BARBARA membered, was with as many as time would allow PECCARELLI, St. laus, Newark, which is m bERALDINE BURNS, St. Pe- of Poland, Prince Boleslausll. staffed and mailed them to some boys River Joseph’s, East Orange. Sister An- the Sisters. St. Stan- The ter’s, Edge. Sister Irene a cruel man. by Felician whole goes for and in toinette. Boleslaus was family girls orphanages, from Rizzo, M.P.F. with- islaus' feast day is May 7. CAROL He did what he wanted M the Young Advocate Club. NANCY ANN BERNADETTE CASTRO, St. Peter’s, his or Our of out thinking of people Bpleslaus and ordered him to So, Young Advocates, you not River Mrs. A. PING, Lady Victories, Edge. Reilly. giving them a chance to spealc release the only used your talent for the Jersey City. Sister Anna Marion. woman and to re- CHRISTINE CHAPMAN, St. their mind. Stanislaus spoke FISCHER’S club and JOHN pent, Boleslaus was honored the Babe of POPOVICH, Sacred very pal Clifton. Sister Philip’s, M. Fer- out this unjust man. SHOP Bethlehem, but add- Heart, Clifton. Sister Antoinette, against you brought rer, Dominican. to the king enriched ed M.P.F. Stanislaus wept of St. Elizabeth WASHINGTON NEWARK 2 joy to the Baby Jesus’ little DONNA COMO, St. Academy ST., Joseph’s, and told him to change or he brothers and DONNA St. Convent Station, Now Jeraey sisters. Paterson. Sister M. RIZZO, Therese, Bonaventure. would excommunicate him for 94th Crcsskill. Sister M. Antonelle. Secondary School girli. year church. Rotidont ond Day, Exceptional rocord Bread GERALD SALVATORE, St. from the MICHAEL J. HARRIS Buttercup Jo- for A Boleslaus seemed to collage preparation. Vocational W Column Sister At first for Growing-ubs seph’s, Pcquannock, M. counei, Muiic, Art, ESTABLISHED 1915 Bonaventure. obey. He repented for a while, Dancing, Dramatia* and back to his Sporti Activity program. but soon turned HIGH LEVEL JOSEPH SCHEURER, St. Pat- Information! wife of JEffonon 9-1600 •sjgssvN the ~ rick’s, Jersey City. Sister Grace evil ways. He took ROOFING EXPERTS Fine noblemen and • MAKE MONEY • Books one of the * \ Gabriel. put The court Ift easy—ahew Catholic SHEET METAL FRANCIS J. her in his palace. motion picture SCHURLEY, St. praprama. Our plan some- tuarantaoa remit* Norah was upset and begged An CONSTRUCTION By Smaridge Theresa’s, Linden. Sister Mary Ideal way of retain* fundi and Point church- •A Antonida. one to help them. No an apoattllc worki Lot'a not only com- FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS CONTINUING BOOK plain tout the had fllma—left RECOMMENDATIONS, we have a help put AND INSTITUTIONS EVA L. SINGLETON, St. Pe- an the toed onoai Write call today suggestions for or All teenage and readers. tor dotaila. Keep thia ad. Typ* Buildingi younger Topping the ter’s, River Edge. Sister Joan Club CATHOLIC list for teens with art Ridgewood PILM LIBRARY SIRVICI 645 NEW POINT ROAD interests is “The Story of Sculpture/* Ellen. M.P.F. . m R.PR.M Ammo. IN itisiv ciry point* out opportuni- 4«rto* IN lATONNI CltY. N. j. MR U4U •UMpnanry ties that fatal in almost every m Wniwyin |i t An. It, •> iHfMtay Id of endeavor. For *■«*<.» M WMtoaaa An. ftr girls, IN MOAOAIN "House of Cmmtrmi An. mw Imn ki Frlehds." by Patricia I ANOTHER BANNER YEAR: Officers of A Mnt «i i-m u the Leaders of Tomorrow Civics Club ORANGE JERSEY CITY P»»«»la An mi o>*n *» • McGowan 50), OHN fIIOAT IVtNINO (Bruce, $3 sug- of show off the new VALIHYn *0 immrmmt Assumption, Bayonne. charter they received from ooMQ mu PHARMACY • two altruistic in Washington b»N».y at tu H gests careers •tort RrrlH tot * ***** or** monoat recently. Last the club received national ivmino year honors for their Shown in ountNMio the story of slaters who come to program. above iCllMto left to *>»wb«f fm4m*mi New York to work and are side are, right: William Bawer, president; Joan Cameron, Pontillo Dap** la*wian

BORDENTOWN (NC) Two Poor Clare unit, independent from the others in the the body of Venerable Mother Over Mary Mag- $5,000 was raised wom- by nuns returned to their cloister here to re- U.S. and western Canada. dalen Bentivoglio, foundress of the Poor en of the Scranton Diocesan Coun- sume .their lives of prayer and penance, Purpose of the proposed federation of Clares in the U. S. cil of Catholic Women for needy shut off from the world. all monasteries, recommended by the Holy mothers At the recent meeting, Mother Maddalena young and their children to A small hand painted sign on the cloister See, she said, would be permit joint visited In other with her sister, Mother Mary parts of the world door “Welcome discussion saying home" greeted of mutual problems, to exchange Leonora, a delegate from St. Clare's Mon- through the Madonna Plan of the Mother Mary of St. ideas on the observance of the rule, to aid national Charitas, astery, Memphis. The sisters had last met council. The was money Clare’s Monastery, and Mother Mad- in the of vocations to the re- raised between Mary promotion during the 1929 session in Evansville. July, 1958, and dalena, assistant abbess and a small band ligious life, and to promote the cause of Christmas. of SPEAKING OF their the Sisters of the community played a Mother Magdalen. experiences outside • Souza the cloister for the first time in three march. The of the in the dec- A War hero’s highlight trip, eyes Revolutionary Mother Charitas and Mother Maddalena ades the nuns said they had found that who of the two nuns, was not the world or daughter, became a Catho- left the choister for trams had been streamlined since a meeting earlier this the modern many of which last they lic convert and Vermont’s first inventions, they month in Evansville. rode on them. As for the new has been Ind., as representa- saw for the first time, but the privilege of automobiles, , depicted in a play- low” tives of 11 of the 17 Poor Clare they arc “too and for com- let in Vermont. monasteries kneeling to pray at the tomb of their ven- compact The girl was five in the United States and Canada. erable Evansville. fort, particularly for getting In and out, when her Gen. Ethan Al- foundress in father, the Sisters agreed. died. She studied in REGARDING len, a Cath- THE MEETING in Evans- MOTHER MADDALENA. who celebrated A bus olic trip from Terre Haute to Evans- school when she was 23 and ville, Mother Charitas said she and Mother her of Poor golden jubilee profession as a ville completed the west-bound for became a convert. Maddalena had trip gone only as observers. The Clare this year, had not been out of the Mother Charitas and Mother • Poor Clares' six monasteries in the Cloister Maddalena, East, since 1929, when, as abbess, she but they found the bus aisles too A Chinese Sister she narrow nun, Mary said, hope to federate as a separate was called to Evansville for exhumation of for their habits. Lucy Ho, of the Sisters of the Immaculate Conception Of Mont- real, has been sentenced to three years of labor. She has been con- MUSICAL WELCOME: First St. Exam gradersof Luke's, Hohokus, were eager to try out Calendar demned to gather coal in a smelt- the new that was organ purchased with blue stamps collected by the 1,500 students (•laminations for ontranca ta high ing yard near the cathedral in tchaolt and acadamlos in the at wall at grade and high school. Sister music to scholarship Canton. She Janet, teacher, was able use the new axamlnatlens will ba glvan studied for a while an lha following datas Schools in the U.S. organ for the Christmas this wlsh- program year. tna ta Inetuda gum data In this cal- andar thauld forward Infarmallan fa •ha grad a adltar.i

Cheese Parents' News MAR. Support 7 - exam for Sisters ut Charity high schools Quebec Monks in n centers throughout tb« ST. state. Also includes schools BENOIT-DU-LAC, Quebec Denville some Parents Will Host Dances staffed (RNS) An unusual cheese by Sisters of St. Joseph of Chestnut Hill. aalesman, of a nearby'Ben- edictine abbey, has been busy "peddling” a product called ”Er- For Selves and for Students of mite,” made by the abbey’s 88 High monks. DENVILLE The Parents’ Association of Morris mothers will receive Communion Dom Jean-Anselme Mathys, 0. Catholic School is out to make this a in a Dec. S 8., has been selling the blue- High banner year. body 28. veined The newest is a cheese, a tasty Roquefort project Christmas dance Dec. 27 in the St. Paul’s, Clifton The Moth- variety, to food stores in all parts auditorium. Joseph J. Majkrzak of Dover is chairman. The ers’ Auxiliary saw a production of Canada. The cheese is a ma- of ’’The group will sponsor a students’ dance Dec. 29. Night Before Christmas" jor source of income for the given the Cole Marionettes at At the recent Christmas social by monks who are planning to build a recent Mrs. Patrick the parents saw “A Star Is served. meeting. anew Chairmen are Joseph parish, a library, an audi- O’Neill was chairman. Born” on film. Mrs. Hogan Taechino program torium to seat Philip and Mrs. James Rogers. A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE: 800 anTt a guest Sister M. Fabian of St. Joseph’s School for the Blind, of Lake Parsippany was party Funds Start from tho bottom house for 120. will benefit the school. St. Kliiabeth—Pol- Adalbert’s, City, records a Christmas to her in on from chairman. Sacred Heart, Clifton The Jersey message family Dublin. Looking ish and English Christmas carols with' St. Anastasia, Tcaneck The left to right are: Comm. Bernard J. up . . . now car* Mothers’ Guild recently present- were sung at the recent Berry, director, Jersey City park department, Parent Teachers meeting St. to Ride Association will ed to Sister M. school Walter Park’s radio Joan spiritual bouquets Rev. Aug- of the PTA. Rev. Eugene Kowal- , C.S.J., superior and Muller, instructor. poto from BRIHM'S. hold a social and dance Dec. 21 ustine Varrechio, pastor, and ski, moderator, spoke on the com- The department also arranged for some children to send tape recording messages to In New Orleans in the auditorium starting at 9 Sister £’ Mary Gagliardi, M.P.F., ing of Christ. in and A buffet will be their families such countries as Guatemala France. p.m. supper principal, as Christmas gifts. The NEW ORLEANS St. Joan Broadlooms with last- of Arc, maid of Orleans, who ln( beauty Honest went to battle to save With North value prices France, Jersey Women Now may soon take her place in Register New Orleans if the school chil- for dren of that Visit NEW RUG city have anything our to say about it. Into 1959 1959 SELECTOR ROOM The September, Show statue, which costs $36,- room open Tues 600, has been brought to tNew and Thura. till 9. MOUNT ST. DOMINIC Orleans In the hopes the funds By June Dwyer can be ACADEMY Plenty of raised. It shows Joan The long awaited holidays Bayonne, are making plans for parking of Arc have on her horse going into arrived bringing the mes- their card party Jan. 26 at the HIGH SCHOOL battle. of from the Christ- sage peace Boulevard Skating Aren*. Mrs. CaUlwtN, Ntw mas Babe and the of The message Joseph N. Dileo is chairman, as- public school board College Preparatory has hope to lead us into the New sisted by Mrs. Joseph Giorgio. given permission to ask Year. and General Course* the Proceeds will go to the school students for money. Catho- fund. improvement ... lic schools will donate to the Early Birds Accredited by cause, but so far other Year’s End private Closing out the year with the The Middle Statee schools have not followed in The Alumnae Association of annual Christmas Dance will be Association of Colleges 933 North Brood Street offering funds. the alumnae St. of St. Elizabeth Aloysius Academy, Jersey and Secondary School* Elizabeth, N. J. who will Dec. 27 City, held its Christmas party College, gather Flanders I*lloo the Dec. 22 at St. Peter's Hotel Robert Treat, New- College Telephone.- CApital 6-3660 ark. The Student Aid fund will under the direction of Barbara Eipert Cleaning and Repairing too. benefit from their dancing . . . Sommers and Mrs. Judy O’Brien Skinner The Marians’ of St. Vincent’*, . . . Mrs. John Hubert At its finest was program chairman for St. Paul's Christmas party, For Your Rosary Clifton. The altar WEDDING Now boys pre- BANQUETS... Year's Eve sented Party FLYNN'S a skit. The Rosary held FULL COURSE DINNER a party for the nuns under di- F(j Industrial Garage rection of Mrs. Charles Reich Roast Beef, Chicken or Turkey ert . . . (Rear of Essex Mouse Hotel) Pa work*. DINNER expec- tant Well-integrated program In Liberal parents will begin at the hos These include roR AS PA PER monologue*, C/1 Fine Home at LOW AS Arti, Arti, Science, Muiic, Pital 10 am. Jan. 5 person *hort scene* and one, two or Ideal *4.50 Economic!, Buiinen Admlnlitratlon. for three act eomedie* and Rh«n. : H End.non Mill Teacher Training for Elementary ond drama*, ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA most Secondary School!, Fully Accredited of which are religious In “BLAIMDSN.' HAPACt. N. i. women in Addreeei SISTER SECRETARY nature 2IEH2HHE Ou#«t House tor Women and Georgian Ceurt Retreat College House The library jcrvice wa* de- 3(43 J. C. New Artistic french Chateau of breath I (LVD.. Journal Sr , Lakewood, Jeney to taking beaut* la the Somerset Hills Isigned nuke production* avail- White" Ultra madam facilities. Healthful able without cost to miiiionanea climate Excellent meals. Open rear v round to Convalescents, vacationists oversea* as well as to Church CALOWIU, NEW JMSEY and permanent meats. group* abroad and In this coun- Retreats from September to June, the Thankaglvlns. Christmas itr> Year's Weekends Daps CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN and Started in I!M7, Produc- Evening* of Reeollectlen Mary >1 rested tions bp the Slefert of It. fehn is a husband and wife train BY the Baptist. CONDUCTED THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC Pllpack S-d)}4 - Met They are .Mary-Kumce and Jo- Accredited WILL IT FIT?: Virgil Zanane president of the Parents’ Fully Offering A.B. and B.S. Degree* »«ph Spagnola who have been Guild of de of Our Lady Mt. Carmel, Boonton, pre- ! voting themselves to writing and Wear the ihoei thot are especially sented Sister M. O.P., Corine. principal, with a Christ- distributing play* dedicated to URRKOSE UEinS o»i gned to give you maximum walk- mas key to anew car which was donated by the parish- the message of Mary truth and ” ing tan and comfort! The goodne** lightweight of Saint Elizabeth ioners. presentation was made at a holiday party College S hi to 11. and awollen limbs sponsored by the Guild. Rev. James Daly, was Founded In 1899 by the Sitter* of Charity pastor, looking on. P.S. The ignition key is attached. Convent Station, Now Jersoy roopond to • 91 to 10 91 our iup«r Solo II 91 Christmas Ripple ... ENGEL BROTHERS, Inc. •hoor nylon Display 901-927 PORT AVENUE ELASTIC Has 25,000 Lights ELIZABETH. N.J. STOCKINGS HUDSON, N. 11 Some 25,000 lights have Irani LONG DISTANCE formed Mary Queen of Apostles Retreat House here into M Shopod to fit tho a medieval Kuropean cathedral for the Christmas season MOVING natural contour of SPECIALISTS Arranged by the of Mary Immaculate, the Dadtcot* your lif• to Chriit tho with uniform lop is and Htt Bl*tt*d display entirely different from those set up in preceding Moth*r in prooouro front onklo Local Moving Office year*. Last year « display at helping Urn agi girl* with to thiph. traded Invltihlownd 73,000 spectator' probl*rn» , . b«(Om« ELnabeth 4-7800 7he rstenor display features . a foothor NfW YOU CITY CO * JIAO lightI SIX the In brr MONTHS of planning went Virgin holding arms DimXiXi Direct Vh Itn • NCWAtK ma t un into the the Hike of Rethlebms adorned Sister of the !«• «• ALL «* STAYS* project Oblate Father* ruiNfino. n. J ?440 IS toot roselle e 0.. W TrtM »• FLORIDA MM and a group of volunteers from in a glowing M Ml PMnt* MOimiowH. r '->OO ln«r>m*4l«tr * the (ret shove the ground. Hired Good mm<» tTOtAee COSMEVO Retreat league constructed Shepherd • SUMMIT. R J .CM » JJOO huinw the I) below is a IS tool chalice. display, working from aketrh ACTIVItIMi •» Along the SS foot building are cdcc. tobay tor hnn prepared by Slater St Kran •«|*l W«f» Th<>lh o. FREE ESTIMATES - rKCt. eeie VMwtoe. M*ee* mil angels In amidst Cl»>l<*l *•>(, coia Regis, dean of the art facul Hgbla new LOW eAT«» “One* Oear LM —nun* H «» IrlkMt imu«M *e Leee Surgical Go. star* and sheaves of wheat. Supply ty at Rivier College. Nashua Pi is r«* tiuikw Muhwiimi >nw u M Sl* FATtMOM IT.. PATtftSON reeling the work was Rev Hen* There also an interior die lIXINOTON AVI. PASSAIC OVER 70 YEARS OF SUPERIOR SERVICI M4TMI* ivniltl Mi S~*tM M S SSIO Gagnon, OKI,, who was an elec play The >0 foot long auditorium Dmtly to 4 MomAy «»d Friday t* 9 NoNeo-WMe tronlca has boon orated tom fr Moving Agents In AH Principal CMm engineer before becoming trsapf a Mg — 9mtklm§ la any It • ihmr§a octMutf ItrtNrf • priest. Nativity scene. THE 12 ADVOCATE December 26,1958 Smith-Rowley Duel Looms in Pirate-Peacock Game By Ed Grant rate averaging in double num- scored 17 points. Jack then tal- nedy and Seton Hall coach Itrger lead waa out In the JERSEY CITY—As time for bers at 14.1. lied 13 wiped points as the Pirates face were em- laat five the annual St. Peter’s-Seton How valuable minutes. these boys are were dumped by Boston Col phasized in last week’s games. St. Peter’s stole this Hall classic draws near to their clubs actually (Jan. was evident last lege, 74-66, at home dn Dec. 20. Seton HalLwas little less than game with a zone 3), It becomes that week as each pressing apparent club split even in It is quite possible that the brilliant against West Ken- which sent the into the dominant figures of that games Hoyas a too- against major rivals. two stars will be paired off tucky, the freeze. contest at South had handling Hilltoppers’ early Georgetown didn’t Orange will be Smith 33 points in St. Pe- against each other in the Jan. 3 pressing zone with aplomb and score in the fast five minutes a Peacock sophomqre named ter’s 78-74 loss to Loyola on struggle. Rowley is pretty cer- the down to the Smith and slowing game of regulation time and only got „8111 a Pirate junior Dec. 17, then scored 26. includ- tain to the get assignment to point where the Kentucky boys a basket in named Jack ing all six overtime as the Rowley. in overtime, in a 66 cover it Smith, as is doubtful if were fouling out of pure frus- final buzzer sounded. Mean- In the uneven course that 63 defeat of Georgetown on the Pirates have else tration. The Pirates won their anyone it while, Marty Walsh sunk two teams have pursued dur- Dec. 20. for the job. If St. Peter’s plays from the penalty line with a fouls the first three with two minutes left to ing weeks of the man-to-man defense, it could be 21-7 edge. produce the tie and Smith 1958-59 season, these two boys ROWLEY TURNED IN that went an ex Smith will get a chance to work with have been the cellent BUT to a driving layup only consistent defensive job, with Tom reciprocate, even though Ken- AGAINST Boston, the and four fouls to put it away in factors. Smith has led the Pea- Cross, on Ralph Croswaithe in will be loath Pirates were back to their old nedy to put his the extra cocks in scoring every time Seton Hall's 73-67 the ball period. out upset of West star in a position where he tricks, throwing away and is averaging 28.6 after five time and Kentucky at Madison Square might be fouled out. again. The absence of THIS WEEK, Seton Hall is games. Rowley is the only Pi- Garden on Dec. 18 and also The floorman Ken Walker hurt problems that both Ken- involved in the Queen City his badly, even though replace- tournament at Buffalo, meeting ment, Seth threw Hicks, in 15 Canisius in the first round on points and teamed NJSIAA Picks up beauti- Dec. 27. St. Peter’s has only fully with Cross, who also had one game with Wagner at home 15. It was the absence of • any- the same evening. Prep, Bayley one who could work with Bill Seton Hall (P) will take a full NEWARK—To the surprise Brooks in backcourt that led to holiday respite after its third of no St one, Peter** Prep and the errant and passes the easy straight loss to Post College, Bayley-Ellard were crowned Boston baskets which broke 74-73, on Dec. 19- The Bucs lost aectional football up champions the game. this in the New one the last half-second by Jersey State In- The Peacocks’ inexperience when Jim Glynn converted two terscholastic Athletic Associa- hurt against both of its south- foul shots for the winners. Bill tion on Dec. 18. ern rivals. At Loyola, with no Scullion and A1 led The undefeated Petreans Pogorelic home crowd to lend the losers with took their inspiration, 18 and 13 points, 12th North Jersey St. Peter's couldn’t make up a respectively. Scullion putting Catholic “A” title in the past six-point halftime deficit, Seton Hall ahead with 14 while but, just sev- years, Bayley won its at home against first Georgetown, a en seconds left. Claw "B” crown in his- tory with a 7-1 mark. Rams Off to St Fast Start in Peter*s rolled up 524 Paterson; in the Colliton Seton Hall in points system, Vanguard while had 218. Camden . Bayley Catholic, the South Jersey “A” Area Teams Tall Delbarton Five earned 468 Title champion, points. Among Cage Eyes Ivy NEWARK Some nice, familiar names—Seton PATERSON seems Hall, There little doubt, after th§ first! MORIS CATHOLIC - Her# St. Benedict’s, St. Peter’s, Bill with un- few John . Three With Irish Raftery—joined weeks of play in the 1958-59 season, that Don Bosco (6-1), John Mowry (5-7), familiar tags like Bergen Catholic, Stan Barowski and Tech holds Tierney (5-8) and Mike Weems NOTRE DAME On the No- Ray the premier position the Catholic among high (5-9) will do of the Dame McGrogan—in the North Jersey schoolboy basket- school most play- tre aquad this holding basketball teams in the Paterson Diocese. ! ing with junior George Roger* •eason are three North ball spotlight this past week. The Jersey veteran Ram team has simply run its first (5-9). Bill of The who and its 72-52 of Leonia through ! boys, Crosby St. Bene- Pony Pirates, must rout on six opponents and, unless St. John Tully of be rated No. 1 the area’3 Dec. 19. Bob Hoehl had 46 I>E PAUL- First varsity sea- dict's, Regis and among I points Luke’s can some DEI,BARTON provide opposi- (1(18) _ Mike Farrell of Seton Hall. 40 teams at this point, made it a in these two games. Jerry son under coach Jack Schetting tion, will probably walk off with Scott (6-1), a 19.5 per scor- big week by downing St. game j and there are no seniors. John Aloys- its second straight Passaic-Ber- last in THOUGH ST. MICHAEL’S (N) er year, is key man of a Bolt ius, 67-62, overtime on Dec. gen Catholic Conference title. Gleason (6-3), Walt (6-3), only split even in its with veteran club which coach 16, then taking Emerson, 58-55, games Harry Mike McDermott (5-9), Richie MURPHY Tech (65-32 Otherwise, the in the Stillwell BROS. on the Bergen win) and St. picture figures as a strong Ivy 19th. This moved the rec- Bailey (5-7), Paul Ryan (6-0), diocese is not too contender. ord to 4-0. -Anthony’s (73-55 loss), Barowski bright. Bayley- League Team is very Marco (5-9), Ellard Evangelista Denny DEPENDABLE BOY: Paul of Mine Hill receives St. continued to pound the nets with has high hopes of repeat- tall with Tom Tappen (6-3), Den- Invite You to Morra Benedict’s has a 5-0 mark j Jatineau (5-8), Richie Lyness (5* a 62 points and shows 177 for ing its football a tall Russell (6-3), Bob Dunn pen and pencil set from Villanova football coach after its 69-61 defeat of St. Mi- 1 six success, ny (5- 10), Michael Criqui (6-0) and Delbarton team has Joe chael’s games, top total in the area. designs on 10), Jenco (5-10), Daryl Rus- SEE AND Frank after named the (UC) on Dec. 16 and a Hank Karson (6-0) will spend Reagan being Wildcats' "most the McGrogan set anew St. John’s Ivy League crown, but grad- sell (6-2), Dan Cacchio (6-1) and consistent 62-58 squeezer over Orange on year gaining experience. TEST DRIVE . performer" during the 1957 season. record and a season’s mark with uation, injuries and lack of ex- Bob Findlay (5-11) as the other the 19th. The Bees are getting | his in perience is plaguing most of the who will see OUR LADY OF THE LAKF- top performances from Walt Car- 46 a 73-57 defeat of PatA- boys most of the ac- Th* other a team in first season with )V«e son Tech and this boy is a clubs. tion. Again Brennan Out, roll and Joe Locascio, who di- i only Cadillacs freshman! Another no seniors. Coach Ken Slattery vided high scorer There are three new teams in 75 points almost equally ST. Bill BONAVENTURE (8 12) - has Vince Mulhall (5-10), John ■59 Kuharich In in the two was Verleyen with 31 as Don the area this year—Morris Cath- games. Here it's a question of how far McEntee (5-111/2), John Keslo -NOTRE Bosco Tech picked up its sev- olic, Our of the Lake and DAME (NC) - Joe Lady Bob Cusack AFTER ITS LOSS to St. enth win, fourth in the DePaul—but (6-0), a 1,000-point (6-1), Bill Nestor (5-11) and Jim Aloys- PBCC, none of these schools • Kuharich, of the man PLYMOUTH! ius, St. Peter’s back with 82-60 of St. Ma- has already—can carry the club. McChesney (5-11) on first team, Redskins snapped to | an conquest as yet a senior class. De- Washington profession- the lead Randy Reid (5-11) andBill CroaL with Dennis and take in the HCIAA by a (P). Earlier in the week, Paul has entered the PBCC McChesney (5-9) al football has been named jry’s race, (5-9) the from team, come-from-behind the undefeated but are only other boys with John Deßergh (5-10) in reserve. • succeed 48-45 victory Rams trounced doesn’t figure to do much CHRYSLER! to as much over Dickinson on Dec. St. varsity experience, though (McChesneys are members of head coach 19 and a Joseph's (P), 77-39, with Joe this year, though it should be a at the University of Bob Corsetto (5-8) and Vince Cim- The Advocate’s Christmas 66-56 defeat of Marist on Dec. Mikulik getting 28 in the family Notre Dame. points. power future. mino • BROGAN 21. (6-0) were reserves last featured in last week’s issue). IMPERIALS Sophomore Jim Barry, junior St. Bonaventure (There follows, a brief outline Edward (Moose) Notre opened its loop Jack Krause, Joe Kelly and senior John Mas- of each year. Mooty (6-3), John Gol- CADILLAC-OLDS CO. Dame athletic schedule with a 100-47 rout of team’s prospects with MORRIS CATHOLIC Her# an- czewski (5-11) and Ron Marmo director, saro are the ones making the DePaul and with last records and there neither If nounced time followed a 68-41 year’s players (5-9) back the are seniors nor jun- you are still a stranger Kuharich, one Petrean machine work. up regulars on to the Notre Dame trouncing of St. Joseph’s. Bob heights in parentheses.) iors and only a limited varsity practical wisdom of guard, had agreed almost this largely senior team. 816 SELECTION Raftery, a team in him- Cusack added to his schedule, home and owning a Cadillac, haiitata to a four-year contract the 1,000-points DON featuring day - self. raised St. Cecilia’s (K) with in the first BOSCO TECH (18-7) home no longer. We have an rec- plus 39 ST. MARY’S (8-12) — series with Our of the ex- after it was announced that Bren- game, This is With Jer- Lady ord to 4-0 as he scored a team which apparently Of TOP BUTS cellent selection of quality- had 36 points 26 in the second. ry Robinson (5-7), Lake and Bayley Ellard. Seven nan been let out as head in has Boyd Bryson value late model Cadillacs a 67-46 rout of St. Anthony’s The list of undefeated teams everything height, speed (5-9) and Mike sophs make the coach. ' and Fleming (6-0) as up varsity—Al in GUARANTEED —all well cared for, 'with and 41 iu an 82-50 of includes plenty of good shooters. Joe Kuharich took conquest i Bayley-EUard, which a veteran nucleus, team might be Verdi (5-7), Mike Ezzi (5-7), Ray low original mileage. These over as head St. Bill Mikulik (6-1), Joe Angsten (6-1), Mary’s (JC). hit the first opened with a 78-24 contender for “C” Pietrowic (6-1), Joe Daly handsome Cadillac motor coach of the Redskins in 1954, party against Ed Group state (5-11), UStO CARS total while nursing a cold and the Hufnagel (5-2), Bill Verleyen the Lady of the Lake; Delbar- honors. Joe Riccardo (5-10) and Joe Farmer (6-1), John McNa- cars oiler greater luxury.,. same year Brennan succeed- second in two and {Our (5-10) and Lou Balady (5-8) form a half which its mara (5-10) and Frank periods jton. began Ivy League Tom Holterhoff (5-11) are other Tom Russo (5- more miles ot motoring ed Leahy, who retired as the before out. He now shows starting lineup with John value fouling I season with a 64-57. defeat of starters, so the problem is evi- 10). pleasure . more in head coach at Notre Dame. At 138 points in four starts. Montclair Schweininger (5-10), Dave Alex- every way, than many new 26 Brennan then I Academy; Our Lady of dently lack of height to with was the young- Bergen Catholic look ander (5-7) and Jerry Sloginski cars begins to the Valley, which priced considerably est head coach the Irish | managed to (6-4) potential tourney rivals like Bill We Invite Fighting like the real surprise team of the as the top reserves. Swenson Takes Mile higher. you to | get by two close ones 48-46 Raftery. ever had. During his after spend sixty minutes behind college year its 64 54 defeat of St. over In | St. Patrick’s and 62-58 over BAYLEYELLARD (4 12) Handicap Meet tne wheel of the model of days, Brennan was a Notre in the ST. JOHN’S Joseph’s - MURPHY Tri-County Cath- Don Bosco; and Queen of After (6-12) Tcum is NEW YORK John Peace, what the your choice, and discover Dame star halfback. olic “A" Bishops accom- least Swenson, Conference on Dec. 16 I which shattered Walsh, 75-35. at one, possibly two years lor the thrill plished in the a St. Peter’s won . football, anything College junior, yourself . . with Allen away, Art (5-6) only his section the sheer joy of Cadillac cage team might do would seem of the mile run in Holiday Tournaments starting senior. Ray McGrogan ownership. If you can af- anti-climatic. But coach Pat Russo 4 26, off a handicap, at the AAU bhoi. (6-1), a be feels freshman, may anoth- ford any ear—you can af that a similar improvement development meet in the 168th ford er Ken Rohloff in the making. Street motor a quality-value used St. will take place here with veterans Armory on Dec. 18. sales Cadillac. Don Bosco Tech Bob Batistoni (6-2), Ray Doychak Aloysius, Favored Jim Ahern (6-0), Tony Giordano Other Peacocks to shine in the IROG (6 1) and George DiPasquale (5- buy AN, bo euro (5-9 1/2), Frank Dooling (5- meet were Ken Coen, third in his 9) are the other starters; Fred As Festivals 10 1/2) and Jim Dyer (6-1) team- 100-yard dash semi-final at Cage Open in 8 Locales Reihl (6-1), Jim Williams 10.0, ing up with Jack Kopas. Don (5-11), and Ed Maphet, who reached the NEWARK No less F.d Sawieki (6-0) and than 22 North Catholic DON BOSCO TECH will Emilian Leo Meola Jerry Clin- semi-finals of the 501-SH NO. BROAD BROGAN Jersey open (5-10), (6-1 > 68-yard high ST. high schools are and will be its bid for honors Paterson ton (6-0) are the reserves. Bill involved in eight Christmas at on and Ed Marks are in reserve. hurdles, running 8.5. Iliiobcth S-S6OO CADILLAC-OLDS CO. Dec. 26 St. Frank, replacing Jim Comerford, tournaments of varying the next against Joseph's, with importance week POPE is the new Paterson • during PIIJS (1210) _ The in- only coach in the PB- Ridgewood or so, Baylcy-Ellard facing St. John’s -AmAfter We S*H We Serve' topped by the Paterson Diocesan Tournament, which hit the CC this year. f Passaic • Dec. and St. Bonaventure jury jinx Eagles I— Clifton taking on USBO CAR 26-29. at Hall. during the football FILM ms Market SI Manley St. Mary’s the same season has ST. JOSEPH’S DEVELOPED night. Pope <16 in — strict- HIADOUARTSRS This carried over will tourney, sponsored by festivals Pius, as defender, has drawn and do more Black and J sponsored by St. Ma- a ly rebuilding here with lone hold- Whit* Service Seton Hall (P), finds Don Bosco damage in basketball. Bill * ry's (R), Don-Bosco bye and will meet the St. Mary’s- I Sipos over Exposure Rail .43 Jersey City, Bill Comerford (6-1) possi- Tech a favorite to succeed St. (6-0), the only strong and the HCIA the first Bonaventure lurvivor the next returning regular, for King Siia Glotty Raprinli .0} Pius pair is out bly out season with injury. Pope as champion in the with four in the semi-finals. indefinitely with a leg in- Catholic entries, the ; night The \ Tom Snuska (5-7) is senior COLOR FILM PROCESSING seven-team field None of jury; Mike Suralik (5-8), only EMIT RECONDITIONED the last with two Then there ■championship game is on Dec. Jerry and four apiece. — Mackin sophs John Moore Kodacolor I Expoiura Roll newer schools in the diocese has are the single entries of Immac- 29 (6-1) and Walt Seifert are and entered this it's the also ailing. This John davalopad enlarged. 173 TOR YOU! time, so usu- ulate Conception in the Montclair St. has leaves May I Mary’s brought in Our zel In Who's Roprinta ,13 al roundup of the five Paterson Invitational. St. (6-3), Richie Clark (6-2), Joe Who Every Price Luke’s in the Lady of the Valley, St. Cecilia’s R mm Roll Davalapad I .IQ Guaranteed By Our schools, Pope Pius and Augusciak (5-10), Ed Marakovits NIAGARA Lora K. Bayley- Northern Bergen Festival at Mid (K) and of Stephan Rm Mag. Developed .13 Queen Peace to its of 55 Year Reputation Ellard. land Park and Marist (6-4), Bob Marosits (6-3), Ron Oradell is among the 27 Niaga- 13mm in the Mar affair, along with public schools Davalapad iTOEROTrana gar mug Next in importance comes the ist Aschoff (6-0) and Vince Meaney ra University students listed in 10 lipoiure 1.15 ns.-.iurvtt wwatsjmwFar3rsrBt& Tournament. from nearby Harrison, Lynd- (5-10> to handle the the 1958 59 edition of Who’s '5B DODGE hurst, Rutherford and East Ruth i early assign- Who Write for moiling envelope! $2345 | '56 PLYM, $1145 ments. Team Js in in American , the Tri-County Universities and Col- •-Or. HARDTOP. Put* fcuttan jerfnrd. This tourney will Ir.n. * • Dr. Itvav Satan, Pawarlllta. appar- RYAN mlsaianr tart law "A" Conference this leges. FOTO, BOX 24 RAM, milaaaa i . become a Christmas land- [Catholic ,IH •**' tea taan la ka jently LIKI NSW la tvary ratnatlt Rta year and doesn't better ' as a figure CHATHAM, N. J. ’ V 4 antina. taart'Kita. School, mark. three-leg trophy is than fourth. College Sports involved. of j Queen Peace rules a favorite to STATION '5B PLYM. strong take it home WAGON $2195 '55 COLLIOI kAtkITkAL L FORD $995 Tuaakav' Dm. M this year. M»r. Svfcwrkan STATION WAOON tatwrdaa, Do, 11 <•♦ FalrlaWh Olcklntani Ptlrlana AOr Satan Card.malic In 59 HEADQUARTERS »WA anlv lIN atllatl Scanamlcal ••tun Hall • Jersey City, it’s Just as FORD *», t aniatua iWunn Clip w—Conwlattoti soma easy IN3IN3ANO3 “4” R*M, aaalaa trltli aland ale lacaaTlanalty fine can- Tournament* »*> Final round to find a favorite as St. Aloysius are trantaiiinan NIW CAR WaiMi at A. P»t»i a JIMIY CITY TOURNAMINT tlManl stands head and shoulders • UARANTIIi rrMoy. 0*«. over CARS —TRUCKS SlOliJO *•««•>. Do, |* 1* *■ 10l *». RiHr Caliaaai a field which includes all itueen Clip tournament I mala i city (XV finydoi ICMOOI kAfKITkALL t vi Unroln schools but St. SPECIAL SALE I.ID-SI A loyal Peter's, which '5B DODGE '54 CHEV. $450 PrWaa, Oa< It ua va Si Anlhony'a $2245 Oa< holds n*t«mnnsvM ■* kl, Coctlla'a tC> •Aanda*. II 1 hack its holiday tourney 'Or at luanta • Or taacn V I, nvahfculian i "•»•“ Satan. Pullt anwinaat. <•* S». Solar’s Callaat’ m*ii)iMrm3 PATIIION nar va St Mirhaala-Sl Mary's * mi •r* * Or Savav Satan Paartrllilt, OIOCMAN TOOINAMINT win vals into a final with HIGHEST TRADE-IN -**o STATION WAOON. • - ptcttnttr. nor Dickinson • AM, "4” crllntar. earaaaua Prtkaa, Da, if. In • PACE MOTORS ■ v » Snyder IJnrotn •laa ana avl’ icaalianallt claan Partamalic- ■at *»antaa Mali* ssinnar va. Far- ALLOWANCE, CASH nmriM thrklnaon ST. MICHAEL’S 'mnm*tu*mu • • Ik—(Mm Hue... Tarh ua winner will be —«o AM. ale. Parana♦ far family ar aa M Juaeuha BACK IE DESIRED 47 CENTRAL AVI mi »ii •—w T it Haa lar ,a at Aaiurdav. Jan. I factor kwtinaat. kllartt j„hna (#1 a strong in the HCIAA af at SI. Solar's Caliaaai * -***« • Ik—kt P»aa,*ntui< aa. Mata a east nor ' '57 DODGE rOO "“»t »/ n Cwalaai on Dec. and Ratal 4Or Satan Pall tat Mantua Hall* HCIAA jaaaiosis 26 probably heading WARD-FORD aawar Inclvaina BUICK t Ik— Daa koarn TnMi Joaaph to aavat tlaanna. '53 $345 a taut- Sridar. Daa la a finale with Emerson on Dec. paarar krahaa. aawar anal Panar nar at. katlai PllardAt John a tain • face Emerson 3, N J. aaaatura tatnnai ’si | Manaanai Mian Sahaali in the first Manaai. Out It •OO I | round on the 2»th. Ml 3-0000 '56 DODGE marion va Holy Familv $1495 tat atattiua Halit The Don Boaco SdSstrdar. Daa tr I WHY? '52 PLYM. 111 Pinal tourney opened mil* »s»it o* Guidon S*at* Ratal »■ Or MAROTOP $225 la rtaunt! i#l al*a H ha dalarnsinddi 23 with the P>»ay DOM kOkCO INVITATIONAL [Dec hoets losing to Pa-arlhta. RAM. ale Ciaaa at a f tOO Stavana A. adamy MamarUl win Or tatan. RAM Planit al kalartai Da, II Beit Deal •rklaCNI nor va Damaraai Si Mlrhaal o oinnar Uxti. MA3. and North Arlington • raukia Iran mllaa allll lalli tat Don toHa l • SD- tassaraan Maly Family ! ■» Utlt*a Human Hama omnar va bowing to Fair Lawn. 6863 The NEW YORK an vtnnur l non MU! Be»t Service lan Lana Riaar an aa DaU Italian •MMsi, Daa » other four Ber itt l*it '56 FORD Cathode ntnaur clubs, Including Dining at _ $795 Moods r. Daa H Best '52 Tteuanaa Da. M Y OO gen Catholic, oj*fc>d play the Guarantee • Of. Satan Paaarlti VS malar PONTIAC $295 . Conaalslion aama •at Oun ko,,a •OO Final round nest day Finals are set for 0 kaaPar. airnattanai aianau ala A *Or Satan. H,dramatic. RAM. Dec. 35 000 M, TANARUS»* nnauUttun MOM YC Aid ■ SAL RUVI a. me L INVITATIONAL GILHULY'S Raatt la raMi 30 at» t tnai round Saturday, Daa II IT MAOV k INVITATIONAL $ s MANY MORE TO CHOOSE ••• MaasNlalr Slala CoMdddi Immaculate Conception won the RESTAURANT orxi BAR sss FROM PrMaa 00, |a Y IS Paaaaic va Manlciair Montclair bit last Newark's Dod •at P airman Btuhutaaai* year, hut Um* 1>99) Only B e Plymout* Dealer »O run an va ImmaruUla fadras Ik Nautm aa [>n.thurat “•S time may be ousted in the first ► a o» at Mara'a aa VaUap “dddoa. Oca » round Clifton ' Ota II by on Dec. IT, ' in amv kalwrOaa ••» RdddSaldM SlaM Canada) eAn.v u 4 inn hay Ouaaa t Ctom ?N, H h. a aa a Mum uto U«wn M*uk GROssmnn tourney this year, has Paaao a 4 .••S.AK.SISTIVAI IHCIAI PACIIITItt >•■ • kaUnrtaH a* Sant Outbarlord chance la tdtaSMM. Daa V Midland Fart, a* it kkaaoat. »IVATI 9AITIII Om. to W SSMUad SorSl MM Sanaa IOSNtU I > with Haabrouch aa ill Ptifttttfi . .. Luko Heights ACCOtotoOOATIW II M 'HI 9 P. M. 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