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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - March 15, 1962" (1962). The Catholic Advocate. 230. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/230 Sainthood Pope Appeals Near 2 for To VATICAN CITY - The Blessed Vincenzo Americans (NC) organized Sacred Congregation of Rites schools for workmen to broad- met in the of NEW YORK presence Pope entheir general education and John and Pope ready gen- XXIII sclf-sacrificing ' John to approve mir- give them more in their XXIII has urged U. S. Catho- pride erosity which our beloved chil- acles worked through the in- trade, lics to be in v generous support- dren in the United States of tercession of Blessed Vincenzo In 1836 he ing the overseas relief began an eight- work America have always shown, Pallotti, Italian founder of the of tho day campaign of prayer for Church, calling particu- we feel confident that once Society of the Catholic the reunion of lar attention to the forthcom- Apos- separated East- again they will’ respond with tolate known as the Pallottinc ern Christians. ing Laetare Sunday collection. their customary liberality to Fathers. The Pontiff expressed the hope appeal which you are This consisted that Catholics here will ALTHOUGH it was not an- campaign show about to make to them in our of the celebration of Mass in nounced, the solemn nature of name.” different the indicates a Rite on each The ad- meeting that the day Sra Text, 16 Pope’s letter was the Octave Page canonization during of the Epi- dressed to the the cause of Blessed Bishops of Vincenzo is all but phany. U. S., and made completed their “customary was public and that he GLORY In liberality” will be canonized He died at 55 proper for the itself in through Catholic Relief Serv- on Jan. 22, BE — regalia grand day Richard, Michael, Francis, Edward, Leo, and Lawrence. supporting the collection, to is the ices NCWC. shortly. 1850. Washington of will be held family Newark, which have They will march with the John Association and April 1 as the climax March 20 similar Cryan .On a meet- One hundred later, 15 members in the March 18 of the 1962 years marching St. Patrick's there will also be four with Bishops’ Relief of the pa- Washington girls the Cryan ing congregation will be to the he rade Newark. Fund day, was beatified in Above, left to right, John Ladies Appeal. held are Washing- Boland will the to consider miracles at- Auxiliary. Archbishop review pa- Fr. by Pope Pius XII. ton and 10 his John tributed of sons, Jr., Bernard, James, rade at St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral. “THE D’Arcy to Blessed Martin Thomas, OPEN-HANDED char- of American Porres, mulatto Dominican BLESSED MARTIN was ity Catholics Brother born has made itself felt in A in Peru of a born in 1569 in Lima. His fa- almost Monsignor Spanish ther every land and knight and a Negro was a knight. His mother It's Almost an Invasion clime,” the ex-slave. Begorrah, was a Negro freedwoman from Pope said, “making it possi- WASHINGTON Archbish- It is NEWARK If Patrick’s ble to provide food and expected that Blessed Panama, some his- the St. parade on March is There cloth- op Egidio though 18 will also be four with Vagnozzi, Apostolic Martin’s daughters stepping along ing for considerable canonization will take torians hold she not a success, it will not be the fault numbers in the U. an- was Indian. certainly of the Wash- the Cryan Ladies 20; Delegate S., Auxiliary Mary, Margaret, 19; Eliza- their place 6. But At 15 he entered ington family of Newark. of hungry fellow nounced here March 9 that May it is not the Domini- beth, 16, and Kathleen, 10. men, on certain that shelter for the homeless Rev. Blessed Vincenzo can friary of the Rosary in and Harold D’Arcy, legation THERE WILL BE 15 One Washington son, Eugene, was forced to and Blessed Lima Washingtons marching in the third miss the hospitals ami medicines for secretary, had been raised to Martin will be and became a professed division down Broad - when he St. father, 10 sons and four parade was recently out from Fort Dix to the sick and infirm canonized in a double cere- Brother. daughters shipped . . . the rank of chamber- lay —and papal seven more from the Berlin. Another son, 8, is unable to march due “Aware mony. watching sidelines two Joseph, to as we are of the lain with the title Very Rever- He nursed the sick and mother, married daughters and four grandchildren. illness. Another son miss- end showed special affection and ed -the Monsignor. parade only because he out from blessed Vincenzo was shipped Fort Dix to a of concern for slaves THE PARADE gets under Msgr. D’Arcy, priest born in brought Germany recently. way at 2 p.m. at Broad Street Rome 23, 1793, To the Newark Archdiocese, April from Africa. In Lima he ’ot> and Lincoln and Observe John Park will continue north past Hail for the son of a well-to-do Washington Sr., is a first cousin and City the legation staff in grocer. famed for namesake of joined came his help to review by Gov. Richard J. Hughes and Leo Carlin He was ordained the late Rev. John G. Newark Mayor P. at 23 and all Washington, chaplain who died February, 1961, succeeding the poor. and then to St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral soon after in the sinking of the U.S.S. where it will be re- began his organized Dorchester during World War 11. Council Plan Msgr. Robert J. Hagerty of viewed by Archbishop Boland. work to win converts and the Chicago Archdiocese. He Martin was beatified by MARCHING WITH him in the third There achieve social division with the will be 25,000 marchers all told from 70 Irish- justice with a XVI BERLIN (NC) The Evan- Pope Gregory in 1837. John Association will be of Cryan 10 of his 12 all in formal American groups in North group priests and laymcp The sons, Jersey. gelical Church process of his canoniza- attire. are John (Lutheran) of They Jr., 26; Bernard, 24; James, 21; Mayor M. from whom the of the Thomas, Joseph Healey of is grand marshall and has Society tion was reopened here in Kearny Germany named 18; Richard, 17; Michael, 14; 12- g repre- Catholic 1926. Francis, 13; Edward, Leo Mrs. Molly Murphy of Newark is deputy grand marshal for the to Apostolate developed. sentative go to Rome to 11, and Lawrence, 7. parade. study the projects and pro- posals drawn up for the com- ing ecumenical council.

He is Edmund Bishop Appoints Pastors Schlink, pro- fessor at Heidelberg Univer- sity, who has been active in the Protestant-Orthodox World In Council of Churches. His Paterson Branchville posi- , The Advocate tion will be similar to that of Canon Bernard Pawley, who PATERSON Mc- is working liaison Bishop He was ordained in as a official 1940 as a Cross in June of 1957. Nulty has announced the between the Anglican ap- member of the Official Publication Church Society of Don of the Archdiocese of Newark. N. J.. and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. pointment of Rev. John D. Bosco and the Preparatory Secretar- (Salesians) and. was in- MSGR. KOWALCZYK has Vol. Pokrywka, pastor of Our Lady cardinated into 11, No. 12 iat for Promoting Christian the Paterson been pastor at THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1962 PRICE; TEN CENTS Queen of Holy Rosary for the Peace, Diocese in 1953. Unity council. Branchville, since 1942. He named to be was an pastor of St. From Stephen’s, 1947 to 1950. Father advocate and procurator of the THE LUTHERAN announce- Paterson, the late was replacing Rovinski at St. diocesan court Joseph’s, in 1938, an ex- ment here said; Msgr. James Wrzeciono, Passaic. During the summer aminer of the Start Site Clearing Work clergy and pro- "The council of the As pastor of the Evangel- Branch- of 1950, he was administrator synodal in 1945 and a ical Church of ville judge Germany, in church, the of the Sussex Bishop missions member of the commission accord with the named and, conference of Rev. Ro- from MSGR. D’ARCY Sigismund 1950 to 1952, at St. for visitation was of Religious Sis- the Evangelical Church of vinski, assistant at Holy Cross, Michael’s, Paterson. In 1952, terhoods in 1950. Germany, has expressed the was the second Wayne. Both priest from he became an appointments assistant at St. Msgr. has been desire to be informed Newark assigned will become Haag pastor accu- here in re- effective noon For Union Catholic High at Mary's, Dover, and in 1956-57 at on the St. Monica’s since 1952. rately various projects cent years and came shortly on March 22. SCOTCH PLAINS was back at St. be- This Site fourth and St. High $3l million made in the drive. and Joseph’s is his first appointment Joseph’s proposals of the forthcom- after Msgr. John J. Cain had To fill clearing on two diocesan posts fore his appointment to to work began March School will open at temporary He also stated that, Holy a diocesan post. in view ing Vatican Council. The coun- returned to the archdiocese. 13 vacated the death of for the new Union Catho- quarters in Park Ridge. by Msgr. of the speed at which the new cil and the conference have lic High School Wrzeciono, here, with the Msgr. Patrick J. undertak- A NATIVE OF Newark, Bishop McNulty Maloney, projects are being therefore assigned Edmund to be appointed Msgr. Francis P. school ready to accept archdioccsan coordinator, most that to Msgr. D'Arcy was raised in an- en, it was important Schlink study fully the 300 Ireland Kowalczyk. pastor of Holy List freshmen 4. nounced all and attended schools Consistories Sept. that the campaign who have pledged to the preparations for the council." there. On his return this Rosary, Passaic, as a dio- Archbishop Boland an- has now received almost to $11.5. campaign be prompt with pay- cesan eonsultor, and nounced this country, he entered Scion Hall named week that the million of the (ntnl pledge of m’enl of their pledges Msgr. Christian in University and began D. Haag, pas- ( 'h the < 11 msliiut mi.nl POAU Sees New theolog-

tor of St. For school ■ ~1 • ' r -il.- ul.lle Monica's, Sussex, as New Cardinals will be taught by the Catholic Threal •" v a member of the building and Sisters of St. Dominic of Cald- Bishops' Warning ' ■ -I in.i i■ Haiti...:. i-m In 1P..1. lie suit to sites commission. well. This will be their fifth n.i. WASHINGTON (NCl—Prot- VATICAN Hie North American CITY Ten Car- a public high College at ceremony, the Holy school in Newark Arch- FATHER POKRYWKA estants and Other Americans is a dinals will be Home lo complete his train- formally created Father will present the red diocese. United for Separation of native of who has at and was ordained there on Passaic, a secret consistory in the hat the galcro to each of Red Star Is ing Church and uncov- been pastor at Branchville ARRANGEMENTS for State has Dec. 1954. Apostolic Palace March 19 in the new Cardinals. the Rising 8. ered anew Catholic threat to since May 1, 1955. He was ed- ritual boys’ faculty have not a which will begin sev- Symbolic of the Cardinal's yet His first assignment on re- religious liberty. ucated at Don Bosco High eral of been completed. The school days ceremonies. The rank and office, the Red Hat turn to Newark was at St. Jo- School in at Seton schedule will have 600 An editorial in the March is- Ramsey, of activities for the is a broad-brimmed, flat- eventually about In Central America seph's of the Palisades, West Hall and of the POAU College took his the- new names boys and 600 girls and is one sue magazine. In he Cardinals, whose crowned scarlet piece with two New York. June, 1956, ological studies were of Church and at Immaculate announced last month, clusters of 15 three planned through the State, refers to became actuary of the arch- tassels each. It MANAGUA, Nicaragua dense populations to underpeo- Conception was issued the Archdioccsan the discouragement of some Seminary, Darling- this week in is worn by a Cardinal at Development Communism's foothold in Cen- diocesan tribunal, with resi- only plcd lands anti a series of so- ton. He was ordained June 19, Vatican. the Campaign for Union County. opponents of aid to pri- dence at Sacred Heart Cathe- time it is bestowed by the tral America is far more ser- cial reforms supported by ef- public 1943 at St. John’s Cathedral. Roselle Catholic for boys is vate schools. dral. Later, he returned The secret consistory will be Pontiff, and is not used there- ious than most outsiders be- fective legislation. to other causes for His first to held at 9:30 already open in temporary the time Among Rome to complete assignment was a.m. in the pal- after until it is hung from ihc lieve, and remaining require- such discouragement, edi- St. quarters and will also move AMONG OTHER the ments for Paul's, Clifton, for one ace's Consistory Hall, at which Cardinal’s cathedral on his to combat it is growing dan- points his degree of doctor into its made torial says, is the of year. Father Pokrywka was at time Pope John XXIII will ad- death. new building in Sept- gerously short. by the Bishops were existence of sacred theology. In 1960 he ember. No announcement these: "areas of the country where was back in Holy Rosary, Passaic, from dress the Sacred College of on These are the central points Newark and was 1944 to THE PUBLIC consistory will plans for the girls' high school Catholics apparently outnum- assigned the Of- 1950, at Holy Cross, Cardinals. in a letter signed by Central • “Since the fall of Cuba to Chancery he followed fice. by still another m the C'lark-Lindcn area has ber the population.’’ Wayne, for one year and at America's 38 Bishops, written under a communist regime, a St. A SECOND will private ceremony, when the been made. Joseph’s, Passaic, from consistory late last year and made pub- flood of pro-Castro demonstra- take at 5 March Cardinals will be presented 1951 to 1955. place p.m. lic this week with its tions, propaganda and CONTRACTS publica- com- 21 when SIGNED with the newt Cardinals with their rings. tion by a Catholic munist-inspired paper. revolts has three firms on 9 FATHER ROVINSKI was will receive their birettas The 10 include three March for from Italians, swept over our peoples." born in Pa., and the two Latin Union Catholic contain penal- in a semi - Americans, and On Sugar-Notch, Pope public one THE SITUATION is so ser- • "Communism has infil- the Inside ... clauses studied at high schools in the Cle- each from Ireland, ty which call for com- public ceremony Portugal, ious, the Bishops declared, trated plain far- palace's among our COLUMNIST A. views Don Bosco and pletion of the steel work Joseph Breig’s there, College mentine Hall. Syria and on no correct Belgium, from that it is longer to mers, among workers, univer- the in Padua, Italy. On the 20 classrooms and adminstra- on arc wet” Theologate morning, at Spain. speak of a tithing “all according following "communist dang- sity students, professional peo- tion office June by 15 and for er." to See .7 ple and even high school stu- some correspondents. Page the school to be ready to ac- "We already have commun- dents.” cept its freshman class in ism in abundance, within ST. our • "Communist agents infil- PATRICK himself would have been September. own people,” they said. "Un- trate newspapers, broadcast- proud, the way the Irish responded Four of the schools eight fortunately, it is a reality." ing stations, television and when the Pilgrim fathers faced planned by the archdiocesan They urged all nations of other key positions to influ- campaign will be starvation. Sec 9 functioning Central to ence Page America bury their the education of Ihc peo- in " September. Immaculate differences in a joint effort ple TRACK FANS will find The Advocate’s Heart Academy in Washington against communism, through • "Elements oof marxist indoor team 12 Township will enter its third mutual aid, improvement of all-star track on Page tendency arc found in all our year, Catholic Roselle its production, redistribution of universities "

Church Property Damaged Priests Nuns Gave , Aid in Storm

The winter storm which area until the state of emer- bewildered evacuees tramping days when men and women caught up the second story of struck with such fury at the is over. He into gency asked the parochial school audi- died or lived to shiver with the convent and sent it smash- New Jersey coastline last week priests and to offer to people torium. . the convent first fear und cold, when the life- ing into the foundation of the for the most part spared God "the of penance your slory that just disappeared long dreams and hopes that house next door, crushing church properties except in discomforts" in present place with the wind. . .the boys went into "our little place at down into the sand the nuns’ the Camden Diocese. of the fast. roller skating in the basement the shore" burst like hubbies. car as it went. of ONE another convent at the also were hours, like The first slory of the con- PROPERTY believed AIM iIBISIIOI' Damino also They height ocean’s of the fury. . . those of wartime, when a com- vent simply disappeared; only particularly hard hit —as late instituted a relief program, ns March mon effort against a common the forlorn foundation 13, a week after sending a truckload of to pillars food THESE WERE some of the the enemy lifted the level of man's remained to show where it storm, there was still no evacuation centers in Cape pieces of the story of the estimate ambition had been. of the May and Sea Isle City, lie damage worst storm in modern his- was the summer town from Ihc dunes residence of called on the people of the to Every THE HOSPITAL itself was tory hit the New Jersey sea- the the Sisters of Charity of St diocese to contribute to of Brigantine lo lip of tides a fund shore, a catastrophe that undamaged but the high Elizabeth, whose motherhouse to aid victims through Cath- Cape May had its tale of left mark almost found the priests and nuns of a three feet is at Convent. But were stories olic Charities the heroics they from the ground the out- oceanside parishes at one on The residence An that from is in offer of financial aid was came reluctantly side wall Seventy patients and Harvey wilh their communities, stand- Cedars on Long Beach Island. from the people who lived them. the forthcoming Archbishop ing elbow to elbow with their hospital staff were evacu- -More than 25% of tHe buildings John J. Krol of Al Ocean City II was neces- aled hy helicopter neighboring neighbors In the lopsided fight on the island were destroyed, Many Catholics to ask the Sisters of St Philadelphia against Ihc elements. sary As late as last March 10 with the Cedars what the of Harvey area there make South Jersey their Joseph priests there was only one precarious II was an unprejudiced the hardest SI had hit. summer Augustine's done and home storm road into Sea Isle and which struck with as City lo interview the priests lo dis- The following account of much Dr Francis liauek sent out FROM BRIGANTINE t„ whimsy and lack of pal church cover the nuns hud worked damage and relief tern church another patient, a relief work- Cape May in the Camden at properties as ■lB hours on end work was written by a mem- with scarcely er who suffered a il did at the towns coronary IJoocese, damage was exten- clapboard ber of any rest the Catholic Star Her in which attack, aboard a sive. Archbishop Celesline they lay. Some pro Navy hclicop- tei Kav aid, Camden diocesan nows Nurse Gorman, tar- Damiano joined Gov. Richard perties were ruined; others paper IN SEA ISLE Cily Ihc Sis- tan SMALL TALK were unharmed. On the plaid eapri trousers tucked J- Hughes in the appeal to whole (second left) Kearny, Rev. Robert ters - Dennis Ballance of Boystown, gave of Mercy had a two-story into galoshes and a P. Egan, President churches were spared merci- surgical director, a hand In 50 Cub Kennedy whichl re By JAMES MrGLINCY showing Scouts of St. Rose of Lima, Newark, the fi,Hme convent at tho ocean gown fully. completing her en- facilities of New suited in the designation of the ATLANTIC CITY Jersey on March 10. Cubs Lawrence Gaetano The and 59th St and similar Boystown (left) and a semble, rode thi* with Rei coastline as a disaster chopper James lly even got look at booklet area. priest riding a bulldozer TUESDAY a a in the the AND Weilned house next door, both just a the patient. printed Boystown print shop where The also issued earn a trade and do Archbishop through flood waters to boys commercial Another the rescue day, March li and 7, were few yards from the low stone all Ihc printing. spot of pride was now a Virtually population dispensation from flic Len the Blessed Sacrament from dates to he circled on Hie siHmTTeTle of now under construction. Mercy Hospital. of Sea Isle was gym ten fast to City evaeuted, the in the his island of a church. . .the people calendar with heavy black, The giant fist of tho storm (Continued on Pago ?) 2 THE ADVOCATE March 15, 1962 Storm Victims Aided Education Gifts ... Show Increase

from - Volun- (Continued Page 1) Next day Father McCauley the parish school NEW YORK (NC) in opened on the News but Rev. Clctus V. Moran a ride the stricken March contributions business People rode- caught into 9, probably the first tary by the at St. town and re- education have risen to an out Btorm Joseph's south end of along the entire shore to re- to in- rectory. Another who stayed moved the Blessed Sacrament open. estimated $l7B million, an Francisco Orlich, president of Boston will be hospitalized 30% in as long as there was work from the church. In Vcntnor, St. James crease of more than of Costa will be received Rica, for several weeks with ulcers. to be done Rev. has was James School, which rests on one of two years, a survey John March AT ST. AUGUSTINE’* by Pope 18. He had entered St. Eliza- rec- the shown. Melvin, Mercy Hospital chap- highest points on Absecon beth’s March 1 for a 13th St. and the ocean- Archbishop - Designate Paul Hospital lain. A St. tory, Joseph's parishion- Island, was used by civil de- J. Halllnan will be enthroned checkup. front, the pastor, Migr. er, Bernard Gargowsky, chief fense authorities as an evacua- the first Rev. W. Linn, S.J., Bartholomew B. Doyle, and as Archbishop of the Henry of the Sea Isle Ambulance tion center. All Tuesday 57, has been named his assistant, Rev. John J. night, nowly-created Atlanta Arch- president shuttled storm FURNITURE Corps, refugees refugees trudged into diocese March 29 Arch- of Creighton University, Conway, watched from a sec- by through the floodwaters, dodg- the school auditorium to be Omaha. ond-floor sun porch while the bishop Egidio Vngnozzi, Apos- ing the heavy debris. given hot food and makeshift tolic David M. Martin of Pitts- wind and waves tossed the Delegate. beds. CLEARANCE willreceive tho Vcrcelli AT OCEAN Rev. porch of the house across the Mother M. Bernadette de- burgh CITY, Jo- THE Medal given by the Holy Name S. street a half-block in distance. RUSHING ocean wa- Lourdes, director of St. Jo- seph McCauley, pastor of Society to an outstanding-lay- A bad fire broke out in a ters reached as two SAVINGS seph’s Trumbull, Our Lady of Good Counsel high as Manor, March 18, side feet man, in ceromonies a on the of inland at Wildwood and was one of 27 parish, got taste of what woodshop bay Conn., appoint- UP TO with Rev. Dennis McCarthy, when Ocean City and Father Con- swirled into the basements of ed by HEW Secretary Abra- was to come on Tues- scene. 0.P., national HNS director, day the waves way tried to rush to the St. Ann’s Church and its con- ham Ribicoff to a panel of morning be- automobile making the presentation. gan over the bulk- The tires of his vent. All the oil burners were consultants on problems of crashing Rev. Esteban Gomez, 0.P., house were flat. He grabbed a knocked out of commission the aging. head in front of the he 50% canon law in and rode until the and the professor of had rented as a rectory. He bicycle rectory and convent Auxiliary Bishop Charles A. Rome, has been appointed and his aged housekeeper water was too high. Then he were without heat. There was Salatka of Grand Rapids, Domini- reached a vicar general of, the were evacuate'd to the Flan- waded until the water good deal of water damage Mich., was formally conse- can Order by his to the Cardinal-desig- ders hotel and that night the chest. cafeteria at Wildwood crated in that post in cere- nate Michael Browne, 0.P., Catholic School. first floor of the rectory was In the convent next to St. High monies there. Order. master-general of the washed and the second Mother Winifred The away Augustine’s, water was six feet deep PURNITURt Bishop John C. Cody of Lon- to Donald editor story came rest on and her sheltered in the basement of McDonald, SOLDIERS crazily community Holy Spirit Boland strikes the eve. 'HI 9:30 don has been named an assist- OF CHRIST - Archbishop beach. 20 chil- Open every of the Marquette University the Father McCauley’s about neighborhood High School in the inlet sec- cheek the children who Catholic ant at the pontifical throne to of one of received Confirmation and dren. skates tion 1 mile well of Llewellyn Forme Magazine and former car was picked up de- Some roller were of Atlantic City. Chairs mark his 25th as in a for retarded March will become anniversary ceremony youngsters on in sand a unearthed the kids skated and tables so newspaper editor, special posited deep half- and were much flot- Route 10 at Rt.S3 Morrle Plaint a Bishop. 10 at Sacred dean of the Marquette College Heart Cathedral. block away. happily around the convent sam and jetsam. The high Rivera of Journalism, succeeding Je- Jose Cardinal Garlbl basement. school, grammar school and who is of cele- remiah L. O’Sullivan, Guadalajara, Mexico, convent all were damaged BUT AT Ocean City High retiring. brated the 50th anniversary of badly by the water. Meets School, main refuge for those Richard Cardinal Cushing his ordination. Mrs. The walls of the school hall Pope whose homes were destroyed BONDS Kennedy at Rev. Raymond N. Ellis, long St. Monica's in Atlantic or threatened, the Sisters bath- active in work for the blind City were cracked and the the ed babies, served meals, wash- in the Detroit has been foundation as the Insurance area, ed dishes and distributed bed- damaged tide named head of the city’s new In mounted to eight feet Historic Rome Audience ding and blankets. AETON Blind Service Center. deep. When the two days and As Amot Bos- this week began the Dr. Robert E. of VATICAN CITY Pope her journey and her family. Addressing the party in where the accent is nights of battering by the of priests and Sisters tackled an ton was elected president John XXIII this week re- French and John Food Italian, Pope storm ended and the Sisters task on Good the Guild of Catholic THE FIRST even bigger than Psychia- ceived Mrs. John F. Lady presented called upon men giving Kennedy everywhere and priests found it possible comfort and shelter a trists at the guild’s three-day in one of the the Pope with an autographed, to from their hearts during longest private “speak to to LUNCHEON relax, their main impres- storm that of the meeting in New York. audiences he has granted. The red-leather bound copy of lessen the differences helping among to Father Con- sion, according the put DINNER Pontiff and America’s First President Kennedy’s book, "To all mankind.” people along ocean was of united effort way, the back the broken bits Clauses Lady talked for 32 minutes, Turn the Tide.” The Pontiff, together ... of the community against the of businesses, homes and lives. conversing in French. in turn, presented her with BOTH ON arriving at the Rev. Luigi Gucnella of commondanger. medals of his pontificate and Vatican and on leaving, Mrs. Franciscio di Campdolcino, Mrs. Kennedy and her party rosaries for herself, her hus- Kennedy was warmly cheered Italy. Born Dec. 19, 1842; died arrived at the Vatican Palaco AT CAPE MAY, Our Lady band and her children. He crowds in St. Peter’s by Star of es- Oct. 24, 1915. Founded the in a six-car convoy escorted the Sea Church also her collection of Square. gave a caped with minor roof dam- Servants of Charity and es- by Italian motorcycle police. Vatican children coins for the When she departed, an es- tablished homes for incur- Accompanying her toward the age, but the priests’ house at and two leather bound timated South Ave. copies 20,000 people massed retreat Orange ables. Sacred Congregation of Pope's private was Queen of the Sea on library of his speeches. around her car and Secret the of the Rites approved heroic nature Scranton-born Archbishop point cape was FLORHAM PARK After the audience, the First Service men following in an- of virtues in move entitling Martin J. O'Connor, rector of demolished. Lady called Amlcto Gio- other car had a difficult time him to be called Venerable as the North on The retreat house itself had Closed FR 7-1871 American College. Monday extricating her. vanni Cardinal Va- porches smashed and its beatification cause progresses. The First Lady genuflected Cicognanl, its tican of State, with three times before the 80-year- Secretary From the Vatican, Mrs. underpinnings damaged, but whom she became acquainted old Pontiff and kissed his ring. Kennedy drove to the North when he American was serving in Wash- College on the Jan- Mrs. Kennedy later reported ington Apostolic as Delegate. iculum Hill, where she attend- that the Pope greeted her Gateway » The Cardinal gave her a doll ed a Mass celebrated for her with great and affability put the Holidays replica of a Vatican by Archbishop O’Connor. her at her ease immediately. BE? • Swiss Guard— as a gift for ALL EXPENSE ESCORTED TOURS She said the Mrs. Kennedy’s audience Pope spoke of 11 COUNTRIES-28 TO 69 DATS daughter Caroline, and a Bible was the fourth Pope John has word for word as to be used when she makes MtEAD FROM THEi given to members of the Ken- PULPIT 4 1961 CADILLAC her first Holy Communion. QUALITY nedy family. Her audience DE SEDA* VILLE also marked the first time the In a EUROPE illstenlnj Black finish. equip. DURING THIS visit, which Just as the diamond is the P«d with power stearin*. brakes and wife of an Incumbent Presi- symbol of many other deluxe Cadillac extras. lasted 20 minutes, Pope John dent of the U. S. has been so quality in Farms You’ll drive thia ’’car of cart” with jewelry, Mayfair greeted members of pride. £4499. several honored. Catering 9 Service bears the reputation $4895 Mrs. Kennedy's party and a 802 SI for quality in providing for all types BROGAN Cadillac-Olds of S All group newsmen and photog- York 1045 MARKET of outstanding services. IT., PATIRSON raphers who had flown with Conference r NEWLY Evil. SAINT JOSEPH Own AR I*loo Lay S | the First Lady the U. S. V REVISED PATRON OP THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH I from To Hear Work SAINT JOSEPH io*Micr iNciuotr Includes up-to-date DAILY MISSAL j "*'•»< trip crd«r»d tha I via Inin H„.r chenges by Missel. NEWARK - Martin Work, Truly finest, most-up-hHJatetOally tin, tr Extra TWA uS^",Z' Hl* Holiness Pops . Urge type, Off!- national director of the Na- simplified arrangement. | n 1 S * Car«M by mod*m John XXIII / carConfratemitv full Version, color Ulus. ■ tional Council of Catholic Men, CATERING Cloth, $3.75 leather, gen. ! gold edges W.50 will address the March 24 Jwßffsg*| SERVICE Archdiocesan Conference on OVER « QUARTER ST. JOSEPH “CONTINUOUS" c? 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House con- ple of the many “failures” A curs in a minor Senate special session of the leg- The new law amend- provides that which had occurred in the U.S. islature ment, the bill will ADRIAN'S will be called to act school districts go to Gov. must transport Right-to-work laws, he said, on the controversial bill Albertis Harrison for which both public and signa- non-public are “another of ORTHOPEDIC is to all expression ture. designed open school students to the schools Mary- laissez-faire ad- land capitalism hotels and restaurants to Representatives of several SHOES they are entitled to attend. vanced by who don’t people Catholic COMING OF Negroes. Private school children would groups were among Robert want any kind of unionism.” because AGE - Bishop McNulty greets Queenon, of the Catholic Shehan they're so president Archbishop said: have to find their opponents of the Deaf of the own trans- Father is director legislation, Society Paterson Diocese, at the 21st annual Communion break- “The of such laws Twomey which society's purpose is portation from the previously had been fast March public of the Institute of Social Rela- comfortable on 11 at the Alexander Hamilton Hotel. wonderfully left to to provide all persons without schools to their passed by the House. Looking on, right, are own schools. tions Jane at Loyola University, Mary Rev. Thomas regard to creed chairman; moderator; Rev. Bernard race, color, could Made over sensible, time-proven Merrell, Trapasso, De They only board public New Orleans, and is regarded • Coste the Trenton or foot-form lasti fit the Diocese, and John national origin with reason- school buses to exact con- of speaker, Carroll, toastmaster. along regular as an expert in the field of tour able to school bus Plan Priests' Home of Sister's feet . . . they'll satis- opportunities satisfy routes. relations. labor-management fy as no other shoe Essex CWV to fundamental human needs as • can. Hold BOSTON (RNS) The Bos- and • Ex-Rocket Boss when they arise. ton FABRICS Monthly Meeting No ‘‘Released Time' Archdiocese plans to con- Diocesan struct a home for aging and SELP-SIRVICI I E Request CA IRVINGTON- The monthly At “ALTHOUGH Maryland has BERKELEY, Cal. (RNS) - WAREHOUSE OALE Seton Hall convalescent priests in the ur- of the Essex suffered international embar- Released-time for in- RICHMOND, Va. (NC)—A meeting County religious ban redevelopment area of SOUTH ORANGE rassment because of unfavor- struction will be discontinued that is expected to REMNANTS vITW* 39c Chapter of the Catholic War - bequest Maj. this West End. Gen. in the city’s Spr Veterans will hold their John B. Medaris, presi- able publicity from the refus- Berkeley public schools, amount to more than $5 mil- WAMSUnA i7 ££-• 59c Richard Cardinal Cushing in dent of the Lionel al of some restaurants to serve upon direction of the school lion has been made here to monthly meeting on March Corporation, to ric a letter the Urban Redevel- DAN Sp * will address board. the Diocese of Richmond RIVER £?. ?*» 19 at the Gold Star Post club- the final academ- foreign diplomats, there is in- by 69c opment Authority, expressed a house ic convocation volved in the aim The board voted 3-1 Mrs. Florence H. late here. of the year at of such to end Lawler, leg- desire to 64,000 Summer's Seton the practice purchase Textiles Among the to be dis- Hall University March islation a compelling moral of allowing pupils board chairman and treasurer topics square feet of land Our 50th Y»*r 21. to leave school for of the Union Life Insurance adjacent __ _ cussed will be the annual in- principle which is broader religious in- Advertised in 295 to St. Joseph's Church. The Today's Crooks Ave., Clifton, NJ. Gen. Medaris than struction. It had heard Cos. vitational track on was command- the question of several PR 3-3033 meet May foreign home would provide living Health and RN Magazine 12 at Newark Schools Stadium. ing general of the U. S. relations. representatives of religious Mrs. Lawler, who died in Army quarters for the priests as Ordinance Missile Command “No one should be discrim- bodies object to the practice. Miami at the age of 75, had well as a convent wing by Board at Redstone Ala. He inated by institutions members said the de- formed a trust to benefit hos- Arsenal, against for nursing nuns who would - ■ sav s *i cision to Nt 51 mt[j '0 510,000 00 directed alj Army ordinance themselves as ca- drop the program pital, educational and mission q representing care for the clergymen. i 1 MWq was based programs in the rocket, guided tering to the general public so on the fact that work of the Richmond Diocese and ballistic children were taken in December, 1959. Under the missiles and out- long as he conducts himself out of in- ALEXANDER HA Ml lON SAVINGS UL • 4 er space fields. structional terms of her will, all of her [■ I decorously, dresses properly periods, delaying of all stock the insurance Msgr. John J. Dougherty, and discharges the financial progress the classes. in firm Plan Workshops HAWTHORNE • 8-1 MAIN STREET PATERSON * WEST added that about will the The MILFORD president of Seton Hall, will obligations for the services he They 21% of go to trust. stock ST. LOUIS - The Confer- give fifth ninth has a book value of about S5 PATERSON a luncheon in his hohor. requests. through grade pu- ence of Su- pils Major Religious “Considerable progress," he were participating in the million but the market value will hold two work- rcleased-time is be periors continued, “has been made program. expected to considerably Open Thurs. & Fri. Nights this it was • shops summer, an- voluntary greater. Parking Charge Refunded through compliance nounced this week.

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ROME -r- John XXIII other revival of Pope a prac- ner holiness.” land for new parish churches again will lead Catholics of tice long out of date. The last to students from Speaking in Rome which will his Rome Diocese save up in observ- to visit the Gcsu Pope was Loyola to 30% of University, Chicago, construction costs. Lent. Pius IX who ing went there in the said that "Man The Pope Italian government will The who has broken 1870. In this Pontiff, century, Pius XI should never that the consider forget church sites in the with post custom and revived and Pius XII used to stop in light of the Lord must be same category as land alloted ancient ceremonies front of the church many on their in each soul and for other FOR resplendent such times in his reign, did public uses, as so way to their summer stay in in all times.” plots set aside for on Ash when their residence at schools, again Wednesday Castclgan- markets and he public parks. LAYMEN participated in a ceremony dolfo. ■ ON THE FOLLOWING day, the Lenten opening season. After taking part in the sta- March 8, Pope John attended School tional observance, the Pope the meeting of the Prepara- Aid: THE POPE led a solemn CONDUCTED BY THE spoke briefly. He expressed tory Secretariat for Promoting procession from the Church great Christian pleasure at the large Unity, one of the *TO>M«Uenn.rTafci>i* of St. Alcssio to the Basilica number of people attending bodies readying the Ecumen- Kennedys of Santa Sabina, the first time and at seeing the crowd’s en- ical Council. of a has dono so since the VESTMENTS - Carl Senica, president the Holy Name Society at Sacred Heart Pope thusiasm. News of the Council, he said, mid-18th "rest for your body. •. Cathedral, presents Archbishop Boland with a check for century reign of The Ash Wed- “has like pontifical vestments on March Pope began spread a strong spir- Disagree? 10 the Clement VIII. for mind” at cathedral. left nesday by Mass in his itual breath the peace your Looking on, to rig ht, are Msgr. Joseph A. Doyle, rector; An- offering through re- NEW YORK thony treasurer of the and private chapel. Loris of the East and of the (NC)—Edward Petrozzino, society, Rev. James R. O'Neill, moderator. Msgr. gions THE SUDDEN clearing of M. (Ted) Capovilla, his secretary, rub- life to the expec- Kennedy, younger the West, giving skies after Sunday morn- brother of President Atheist Museum bed ashes on the Pontiff’s fore- tations and hopes of those Kennedy, peo- Call Write Details ing's rain permitted the Pope said he favored or for VIENNA head, after which the Pope ple who glory in the Name of programs to (NC) The first to drive in an car to the "aid the child" open distributed ashes to members Christ.” regardless of atheist museum in Czechoslo- Church of St. Mark for the of his what school he but vakia will be private household. • attended, ST. BONAVENTURE opened this year stational observance. day’s whether in former dodged saying his a monastery. At St. Mark’s, which faces THAT Praise AFTERNOON he for Poland opinions conflicted with his MONASTERY the elaborate white marble stopped at the Church of Sant’ brother’s on the federal aid VATICAN John to monument Italian CITY-Pope education honoring where in earlier issue. Anastasia, has told Stefan Cardinal Wys- RETREAT HOUSE Victor there King Emmanuel, ages Christians gathered Kennedy, an assistant KITCHEN on zynski, Primate of Poland, dis- none of the usual barri- 174 Ramt.y St., Poterton, NJ. were Ash to climb the trict in inter- Wednesday and some 400 Polish clerics attorney Boston, cades which hold back crowds Aventine Hill to Santa Sabi- viewed on the nationwide 4-0690 and that the Catholics MUlberry in laymen when the Pope appears na’s, the station church “Meet the Press" CHAIRS of the of Poland deserve special program public. The then drove to over the NBC-TV day. Pope for their to the network, dis- Rev. Fr. Bernard Tobin, O.F.M. As bells of praise loyalty neighboring the Church of St. between aid Director Alexius, on Faith and in- tinguished to RECOVERED churches and blank- despite wars pri- rang out the schools and Aventine, and walked in ternal vate assistance to a disruptions. •nty $4 yur per $lOO (slightly higher on used cars) ets and fluttered tapestries procession from there to San- all school students Speaking at a special au- through Short of cash? let from windows and balconies. Don’t that stop you from trading In your old carand ta Sabina’s. such 21 dience on the eve of the Car- programs as the National l—l zooming John □ out In anew one.We’ll finance your purchase onthe low-rate, was literally sur- The Pontiff Defense Education Pope took dinal’s for Act. He long-term, easy-paymont policy advantage departure Poland, that's famous at The Trust Company. rounded by his people of Take 3 to $3« of the solemn to deliver said he is for education aid years repay! No delay. No red tape. No need to be a deposi- day the Pontiff recalled his own per chair Rome. Officials tor. Come in to 12 accompanying remarks various which any of our offices. Open Monday evenings 6 to 8 P.M. important at visit to Poland and told of h;s proposals are not un- the Pontiff showed alarm as points. feelings for constitutional. the Poles. 'Horn* of a Million Hat*' the crowds pressed in on the » At Santa Sabina's, he looked "The Catholics of co of the Pope. Poland,” YOUNG all WESCO person 80-year-old forward the Kennedy but Weehawken to Second Vatican he “have said, always kept said he Halti'rs But John motioned to will be a candidate ,M»*/r'/7i Union City Pope Council. the torch of the ablaze RT. 10 RT. West New York 23 at them, indicating that there Gospel for the Democratic nomina- Secaucus and have remained steadfast EAST He 46 CIRCLE was no need worry. ex- tion for the to “THE WHOLE U. S. Senate seat riNirr quality Member Ffderii Oeeotlt Church in their loyalty to Christ the HANOVER WAYNE changed words with those once held President Niwirr stylis Insurance Corporation seems to be moving toward by Kenne- Redeemer in circumstances A COLORI TU 7-9770 closest to him. the dy in Massachusetts. CL 6-1484 great meeting of the that have often been difficult, Massachusetts MlN'* . LACKS' • Christian he said. Gen. people,” “At amid and trials of Atty. CHILDRIN'S CAPS, FINALLY A wars every procession Edward J. McCormack I.*-! HAT!, HATS the one will be able kind." Jr., POR meeting THI CLIROY. headed by Boy Scouts began of House to note how the Lord nephew Speaker Church of truly • moving toward the John W. His church close to His McCormack, keeps already At Lowo*t Prico* the Gcsu about three blocks New has Factory WON'T heart.” In Stamp Series announced his YOU drawing np plans candidacy away. Pope John’s visit to for the Senate for the council, the Pontiff VATICAN CITY (NC) seat. In making H«*dpiac*s ■ Vtili. the Church of the Gcsu, the Drpd far Brid.i “we Vatican his announcement, McCor- continued, are not prepar- City will issue a spe- Partin HELP Rome church by US largest run mack said he did believe PLEASE ? ing weapons of war, conjec- cial series of stamps next not the Jesuit Fathers, was an- tures to federal aid loans Factory Outlet 313 3rd Street or plots. But we are month raise funds, in co- through to W ' 1 Block off Ave. GBD6m brothers with parochial and schools Newark KTWMe- CARS. OF- ote a very with the United Na- private lofty goal operation Jersey City—Phone OL 9-9300 before us.” a is unconstitutional. 500 tions, for ma- /MD/AM toys fight against ftAJD g(fsi_^ laria in Asia and At a general audience in Africa. 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is the place frrtSx xw IrSy March 15, 1962 THE ADVOCATE Pius' Anti-Red Encyclical Still Timely 5 NCWC News Service dividends in terms of infiltra- of the 1930’s no longer apply to Ask Beatification tion and influence. This week marks the 25 th anniversary of the encyclical Public opin- current social conditions, ta- Communism ion and public policy were ken as a in the more Divini Redemptoris, known as "On Atheistic whole, affected by communist ideas. advanced industrial nations of Here Father Cronin, assistant director of NCWC Social Action Europe and North America. Neumann Department and a longtime student of the communist conspir- MOST OF THE world did But are pertinent Of Bishop they quite details the Pius XI in its not see the inherent acy, foresight of Pope preparation. dangers elsewhere, especially Latin FRANKFURT, Rome indicated at the time in this new trend. the Germany Only America. A By REV. JOHN F. CRONIN ed society was the wave of the (NC) petition signed by that it was possible that the Pope had the understanding to for 100,000 German future. the Papal suggestions social Catholics ask- Bishop Neumann beatification On March 19, 1937, Pope appreciate looming men- the of reform must be for the beatification Too often opponents of world communism. In complemented ing of an could take before the Pius XI issued his ace place masterly took the and de- American National Socialism a his by more thorough Bishop is being tak- end of 1962. encyclical "On Atheistic Com- encyclical, the following attitude toward com- tailed program of John en to Rome friendly stand out unusually Pope by a delegation John Neumann musism.” In spite of the tre- points as Nepomucene munism, on the grounds that XXIII. The newer social en- from this city. pertinent 25 years later: was born in in the mendous in the com- Prachatitz, changes the is written in terms The 10-man unit dne system totallyopposed cyclical represents in 1811. He munist world in the interval, • The recognition of com- Sudetenland, came other. Hitler’s enemies were of a that has a known Sudeten society changed group as 1836 as the munism as a to the U. S. in a encyclical is still timely potent threat 1937. their friends. vastly since Germans. Their former homo both was ordained that today because the Pope wrote to world peace and to the seminarian, is a district now in western with internal and did missionary work remarkable foresight and COMMUNIST influence be- stability of society. A FINAL POINT to be noted year from which The Czechoslovakia, in New York State. Later he insight. gan to grown enormously after • insight into the con- is that the papal warning they were after World In 1937, few Comintern nature of expelled the statesmen con- 1935, when the or- spiratorial commun- collaborationwith joined Redcmptoriita. against com- War 11. The district is the sidered ism. The communism a threat dered a united-front program Pope noted the tac- been munists has frequently birthplace of the Vemerablo to peace. The so-called Rus- war and fascism.” tics used to deceive the in- misused “against in attacks against John sian discussed Communists tailored their nocent and to lull the Ncpomucene Neumann, 18th SEASON experiment was unwary. summit conferences and ne- of from Awareness Bishop Philadelphia primarily in terms of econ- program to appeal to liberal • of the am- gotiations with communist 1852 to his death in 1860. His “His Mother’s omics and political philosophy. opponents of National Social- munition given communists by powers. beatification real abuses cause is now be- Many in the universities, dis- ism. As is clear from the his- in the existing Promise” The was in- fore the Sacred illusioned Communist social order. Pope warning Congregation with the capitalist tory of the Party Exploitation, un- dividuals against the pitfalls of Rites. RELIGIOUS DRAMA that this and the contrast system, a plann- here, approach paid great employment, of the communist united-front between extreme wealth and LAST tactic. He was not DECEMBER it was WIU Now Be Presented destitution telling widespread all fur- announced that In our new chiefs of state that the medical nish fuel for communist fires. they might commission of the not discuss international prob- Congrega- $200,000 AUDITORIUM The fact that communism • tion of Rites had 13 TUESDAYS lems with of approved., AND STAGE often and representatives appeals to idealistic two miracles communist governments. stemming from 1050 SEATS generous and not souls, merely appeals for the intercession of in honor of Those who reread the en- to those filled with hatred. Neumann. Officials 441 MAIN ST. Atheistic Com- Bishop in • The cyclical "On complete incompati- (near Slater Bt.) munism” after 25 will between the years ST. ST. ANTHONY bility principles of JOSEPH'S the Feast of St. N.J. feel that it shows than FEAST - On Joseph (March 1961 PATERSON, communism and the tenets of more OLDSMOBILE 19) in New Orleans, memories of the festive Mardi Gras human wisdom and foresight. SUPER "il" Christianity. recalled the Sedan are by Italian The observance Holiday in a sparkling white beginning The guidance of the Holy community. finish. Fully MARCH 18th • The need for a equipped with radio, vigorous involves the of is evident in this docu- construction an elaborate loaded heater. Hydra, ww tires, power and of Chris- Spirit altar, Performance positive program steering brakes, etc. Like new in Bishop's 20 that so MARCH ment anticipated many food, predominantly bread baked in the form of a every detail. of too! TUESDAY, tian social reform as a coun- with Choice colors and #4365. Reception ... events of modern history. cross and other Somewhere ter to communist propaganda appropriate shapes. in a conducted the $2850 by and infiltration. prominent place is a statue of St. On St. for Information refardln* Plan Art Exhibit Joseph. Joseph's BROGAN Cadillac-Olds thla EXTRA ordinary occae- no one is turned Day, away from an Italian house with- 1045 MARKET ST., PATERSON ion . . call FRANCISCAN FRIARS VERY LITTLE of Pope ROME (RNS) - An interna- . out of the feast. Op.li Ev.l. AR 1-9000 Pius’ exhibition partaking encyclical has become tional of religious Father English BONAVENTURE outdated because here under ST. of changing art will open aus- Ceremonies at SHerwood 2-8819 events. pices of the Holy See in con- Set CHURCH MONASTERY The. strong, even harsh con- nection with the Second Vat- demnation of the social abuses In California 174 ican Council beginning Oct. 11. Ramsey Street, Paterson, N. J. 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Wash. 17, D.C. LA 6-6060 6 TH E ADVOC AT E March 15, 1962 Whither, Lord? The Question Box Community Colleges Statistics Given

a man is of Hardly now alive who the increased college population will has not heard be of the expanding college in public, tax-supported colleges. It On Eastern Rites population. The birth rate in the U.S. is estimated that the proportion of the started to rise around 1943 and reached college in population private colleges Rev. Leo I'arley, S.T.D., and Rev. Robert Hunt, S.T.D., of a. new after will high shortly World War 11. drop from 40% to 20% in the next Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, N. J,, That means that in 1961 a lot of Amer- 25 What does years. that mean to some are editors The of Question Box. Questions may be addressed icans became 18, college age. This tide small colleges? It means that to them they will there for answer in this column, or to Question Box will each far fu- out of The continue, year into the go existence. Editors, Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N.J, ture. The world of education has become Q. Since much Is heard omnia saecula saeculorum,” Add to this the fact that a a highly today competitive world. Private col- these days about the Eastern which literally mean “unto our I greater percentage of young people leges, small and churches, would like to have or large, recognize this ages of ages” “for all ages desire some idea of the numbers a college education. Add again fact. Some small colleges confront the in- of ages” —a classical phrase volved. How Oriental the fact of Russia’s early technological possibility that in 10 many indicating simply “forever and years they will not Rite faithful are there in thi* ever.” triumph in and the realization on exist. To state the space case thus is not to country and in the world? our better does it part that we had look to our public education. By no means imply oppose It is rather a A. Eastern Rite Catholics, an eternal duration of ths schools, and there have for that you it—college plea a hearing for those private in- Is, “uniates” or those in “world” as we know it. communion Thus, admissions offices begin to look like stitutions that have borne the burden with the Roman we give glory to the Father, Pontiff, number about 12 mil- Gimbel’s at of higher Son and basement bargain time. education in our country for Holy Spirit “as it was lion throughout the world, in- several in the is and centuries. It is an effortsto alert beginning, now, cluding about in the - it SUCH BEING the case was inev- 805,000 shall be forever and ever.” our citizenry to realization of the impli- U. S. itable that education would assume new of Oriental Rite Catholics in PRAYERB addressed cations tax-supported higher educa- to our size and interest arena. this in the political are tion. country distributed Heavenly Father are closed Education is now the in- the various rites right people’s among as “through our Lord Jesus follows: terest, and what the people’s interest is, IN NEW JERSEY the tax-supported 182,290 persons under Christ, Thy Son, Who lives tho the is the politician’s interest, both in Wash- junior college is jurisdiction of Byzan- and reigns with Thee in the ■ the issue of the mo- tine Metropolitan See (arche- unity of the God and this ment. It is Holy Spirit, ington Trenton. We do not say popular. It is rolling. of Sup- parchy) Philadelphia; 87,- forever and ever.” is for 595 evil. There is always the possibility port junior colleges has been ex- in the Ukrainian Suffra- We have noted that See some that a popular issue will begin to roll, pressed by both political gan (eparchy) of Stam- parties. A recent missals and 45,000 in prayer- and into 1961 ford; the Ukrainian gather momentum, jet legisla- survey proclaimed the need for 15 books have dropped the old Eparchy of St. Nicholas of tion before either the people or the law- community colleges. Cost of establish- English translation in favor of Chicago; and 285,917 in the makers realize on. In “forever and ever” precisely fully what’s going ing junior colleges has never been of- Byzantine See (exarchate) of because of the confusion in- some issues this not hurt anybody ficially estimated according the New- Pittsburgh, which includes may to dicated the about 20,000 by questioner. a ark Hungarian Byzan- very much, but in this one there is Star-Ledger. tine Catholics and about 3,000 You are assuredly correct, strong possibility that someone might Are we moving too far too fast Croation Byzantine Catholics. therefore, that the end of the hurt—that someone is that is the get really private question. present world at the Second BESIDES these education. This is four major Christ is newspaper not opposed to Coming of an impor- in our jurisdictions, country truth of Faith. At that All colleges in our country were junior colleges in New Jersey. It is not tant there are over 200,000 mem- moment the final and eternal most once private, and our distinguished opposed to tax-supported public educa- bers of other Eastern Rites stage of the Kingdom of Christ is tion. It under universities still are. This changing is opposed to hasty the jurisdiction of the legislation will begin, with the resurrec- At and that is not studied from local Latin Rite dioceses. rapidly. present private colleges every angle and tion of the body and the gen- Their approximate stu- can member- of all universities enroll about 41% of which do serious hurt to a vener- eral judgment men and ship is as follows: 2.000 faith- angels. (But, as we already dents in education. There can be able American higher institution—private high- ful of the Armenian Rite; 1,000 explained in this space, the doubt the er education. no that by far larger portion of the Chaldean 10,000 of Rite; end of the present world will the Italo-Greck 125,000 Caesar’sDecree Rite; not be strict annihilation; Leads of the Maronite Rite; 50,000 rather, it will be its complete of the Melkite Rite; 8,000 of Pickets transformation, renewal and the Romanian of Pupil Rite; 1,000 glorificationinto the “heavenly the Russian Rite; and 5,000 head- effective Jerusalem.”) Youth rallies for peace are making ing an policy of deterrence in a threat- of the Syrian Rite. There is To Arduous we lines in the news. A delegation of 8,000 stu- ening nuclear conflict, it is the wisdom of calm Q. Why do call Lent also a of faithful be- Trip group did the dents, representing the Youth Organizations for citizens that must be demonstrated, not the emo- “Lent”? How term to the tionalism of longing Byelorussian a Sane Nuclear Policy, paraded in Washington youthful groups. It require* little originate? but the exact number to action for dis- become By FRANK J. SHEED Rite, urge stronger uncommon thought to a screaming ob- A. Some of us be in- government could not be determined. might It armament. They were against testing. The jector. requires no thought at all to be a clined to think the word The Eastern churches Young Americans For 18,000 odd, picket. The celebrations glorious with memories separ- “Lent” from the Latin Freedom, wedding of the "the” of the Mes- comes The youth son David, ated from communion with filled Madison Garden in a rally for demonstrations the ab- Mary had settled which slow! Square spot-light over, barely past of her race, sias. It “lentus,” means long espe- was wholly the from communism. They favored sence of a valid youth for suitable, Holy Sec, that is, the so- liberation program participa- in Joseph's home when the memories of David. He However, the word really has cially one feels, that He should be called tion in national affairs. “orthodox" or “schis- .. There should be a de- and testing. , . • , Emperor Augustus intervened had been born there, and born in David’s a Teutonic Anglo-Saxon finite national city. matic” churches, number program with motivation in their lives. origin. The Teutonic “lent” group, Students for a Democratic proper startlingly He anointed there. Gabriel But it Another and direction king was not mere suit- about 156,344,000 being in our schools and members about 3,000, a counter at given ordered a census of his em- had told Mary that she and the Society, staged rally was to that governed her deci- Anglo-Saxon “leng- from teachers ability throughout the with St Nicholas Arena. It Leftists colleges loyal to the American world, ten” (or “lencten”) was versus Right- pire. conceive and bear into the sion. To see what the close originally and with faith pro- to three million in North way in the American meant the ists, with and There was legislative had life as world the son of David not founder simply pickets counterpickets. Augustus begun reason was, we must America. These separated bod- “spring process. The mind of in much and youth peace can be as Octavius; when his Jul- “a" son of season.’’ whooping, confusion, political yack- uncle, David, as Joseph consider certain things that ies are also powerful as the divided among strength of youth in war. ius him ing. y Caesar, adopted as was and countless others, but must have been in her mind. various But for more than 10 cen- rites, depending on the his he added the turies this word has been used CATHOLICS TOO suffer from limitations. heir, name rite of the original church THE SERIOUSNESS of the student's pur- Some Caesar. In alliance with Mark to translate the Latin word of the answers we seek for the life-and- from which they have been pose we do not are much question. They very death issues Antony he destroyed Caesar’s (All for the penitential season in of today are to be found in the long separated. statistics in earnest ind they not all cool are cats wear- murderer, name- pronouncements of Brutus. are from 1962 preparation for Easter, the Popes and our the National ing beards, and grimaces. Bishops; Thirteen later Moscow Insists leotards, foreboding but how Catholics years he de- Catholic Alamanac). ly “quadragesima,” which Whether many know and understand • young or old, people are important. them, or even feated Antony and literally means “fortieth." want to bother to find out? Cleopatra Youth wants to live and youth has a right to Are And where is at the sea-battle of Actium, H- non-Catholits ever "Quadragesima,” our program? therefore, be heard. The bomb of total annihilation is a The him sole ruler of the permitted to act as witnesses indicates that of time insurrections of youth in other coun- leaving period horriblereality over all our heads. with violence Roman world. (best man or maid of honor) which begins the ”40th” week- tries, and bloodshed, should West Silent give Be in Pupil pickets and their cause for a Catholic Cere- before Easter. This is still demonstrations, us concern here at home. The fire Wedding day don’t to FOR ALL practical pur- mony? .however, just seem qualify in present- of our American in use in the so-called Latin youth is It can get smoldering. the Roman ing helpful for survival. poses Republic cuarcs- . strategy In determin- hot. A. Non-Catholics not languages: quaresima, f. may was at cen- the end of its five LOUIS act ma and careme in By F. BUDENZ as witnesses in the cele- Italian, turies of existence, though Oc- Spanish and French bration of marriage without respec- tavius of The International American preserved as many January countries. Fords ex- the permission of the Arch- tively. Montclair Affairs on The the as draws Art Shields old forms possible. The tend their patronage' Battleground to the bishop. (Statute 197 of the But since "40th" is rather had of The Worker to in- Empire begun. The Sen- provide international anti-communist Montclair Synodal Statutes of the Arch- awkward in English to indi- ; is faced with a court battle over ate formation which brought many customers to the conferred on Octavius the degrades the organizations the theater but functioning in diocese of Newark). cate season, the withdrawal of a controversial French film This per- a name had also brought name Augustus, which military leaders of our nation. ’intellectual’ many protests from the -iti- means and ’religious’ mission from a local theater. The will be the “Lent" came into usage as an film, “Les Liaisons zens of Montclair majestic. His theme is that "the shad- given by about the immoral tone of disguises. The Dangcreuses," became center Duponts, Ordinary when the cir- equally meaningful term for a of the ow of the Pentagon only controversy picture itself. At the time of his interven- hangs over the medium through of dum- the same It is interest- even before it left France. The French cumstances warrant it. thing. govern- tion in the lives of Mary and the U. 5.,” that our military Everyone agrees that this is my agents and organizations, to ment forbade its export because it felt a very ques- Couples contemplating mar- ing note that the Germans that the chiefs are corrupt and fascist- tionable area: the conflict Joseph, Caesar Augustus had finance anti-communists and -film reflected of the right of pri- riage, therefore, should notify choose to be even more poorly the social and moral con- minded, and that it spe- vate opinion with been -Rome and its em- is the neo-fascists inside the United ditions of a moral code. ThcrCi have ruling their parish cific; they “Fastenzeit"— France. Communist priest well in use been law for a quarter of the U. S. States.” many suits pertinent to the freedom pire century. By Party advance On if they wish to time of fasting. its arrival in New York it had of all the which alone makes these “war apply City artistic expression. standards men knew The temper of the whole for this permission. The par- •censor trouble. Its cameto New York he and fascist producer was a good ruler, indeed a tendencies a major article is demand s ncc the decision to com- ish priest will forward the and resisted ' by Court any expurgation of what was , Supreme issue." Justice Brennan superb ruler. To many, espe- plete silence from all those in the Roth case and the reasons for .termed “torrid scenes.” He his battle we face the petition won and in the provinces, it A further jolt, in the Febru- critical March Intentions eonfused solution. He cially of communism in the it the picture was set forth what he con- making to the Chancery shown un edited in New York seemed ary. World Marxist Review, is sidered to be a that anew age had Western world. The limits on The Father’s and continues proper standard in Office for a final descision. Holy gen- to be shown. judging entitled “Who Finances Anti- what is obscene begun with him. He was nut the Kremlin which eral intention for March “whether to the criticizing is: . . . average Communism?” IT person, officially declared a god until exist behind the iron curtain Q. What is meant by thp Success of the Council WAS THEN presented in Montclair with applying contemporary community after his death, but sub- are to the that standards, the dominant theme his be imposed upon us phrase “world without end" that the reform of manners suggestion it only be seen by adults. of the material WHAT STARTLES us about at Jt taken as a whole jects happily talked of him as by our labeled the conclusion of some of the attracted many customers. This re- appeals to prurient interests.” being “tools of among faithful may picture this extensive criticism of the ceived "C” one. Wall Street." our liturgical prayers? I al- lead to the Christian a from the Na- re- rating (condemned) THAT U. S. is that it aims its darts tional of material and subject matter of ways understood that we be- newal of mankind. Legion Decency. IT WAS ironical- at that ON MARCH * the picture Augustus, type of 19, we com- is immoral and organization lieve In an end to the present The mission intention ,; ,?*i O prurient, we can sug- who decided the which while the Montclair officials leave to the ly perhaps, formally opposed memorate 25th an- world. Is this true? reminded the theater judgment of the court. However, gested for the Apostlcship the Christ-Child’s birthplace when to communism has not of the that people of Montclair who could' always niversary encyclical on . manager .Montclair has an ordinance protested A. Actually, the words of Prayer by the Pope is: he ordered a In Pales- been classed which have been what census. as the most vehe- Atheistic Communism by Pius . states that all motion applying considered to be "world without end,” used That the of the pictures they tine as preaching a census meant that ment in their anti-communism. XI, with its that "lit- shown in the town must be contemporary, community standards.” warning in Gospel may lead the approved by the terminating many liturgical faith- must register in the By giving a virtual ultima- tle little We have looked everyone by communism pene- commissioners. The theater manager agreed to in vain for the solution prayers, have at all ful in the missions, by the of town of his family's tum to must trates all nothing the U. S. that we into classes so- stop the of the this problem. origin, of to of the showing picture but asked for a perplexing Whether the picture do with the present world's use sacraments'and which for Joseph was Bethle- abandon all criticism of So- ciety.” delay until he could another appeals to prurient interests not the of to produce picture. In seems to be the coming to an end. practice virtues, hem. So to Bethlehem Joseph viet Russia, the Red argument all the crux of the Keeping its words in meantime, the Independent Film Import- question. Perhaps our a more complete holiness Supreme his that if want to This phrase is an infelicitous and Court will decide went, taking wife with says we get mind, We can resolve that we ers Distributors of America claimed that of life. more specifically on this is- translation of the Latin "in him. It was not a vast dis- along, we will have to shall not be silenced by the constitutional violated sue. Much is written and discussed agree rights were being and about the saecula tance 90 miles or so to to its premise that com- Kremlin saeculorum" or “per threatened court rights of private Je- but shall speak out action. opinion and judgment. Per- rusalem, then five miles or so munism is and inevit- against haps a closer look should perfect it intelligently and aft- be given to the mor- to Bethlehem able. THE REASON for the action * say four days’ er careful on the part of a!s community and to the possible effect study. the Montclair all told. So that I not be officials was that the of of indecent, journey may ac- showing obscene, movies and the this prurient questionable motion effect have Why, at that moment cused of being unfair to the tHE by the spe- picture had not only they on a community. of all CHURCH, Our Parish moments, did Joseph take Kremlin, I will quote at some cial assistance of the Holy length: Mary on so arduous a jour- Spirit, cannot err when it Work While the ney, with the certainty that speaks on matters of faith and Lasts "THE HISTORIAN of the fu- Light the Child would be born away morals. ture will note that in tho early from home, and no certainty What strikes most about the life ‘ us of St. than once: "My work is God’s 60's the rulers of the capitalist work for me, so all where they Joseph is its lack at might be at of glamor. He worked no 1 must let it world began to be seized by sanctify me. I shall find no sancti- the time of birth? It is possi- miracles, had no talents—car- extraordinary ty apart from it. In it I shall find both an emotion on hap- ble that the decree required bordering pentry was his trade in no life, lie enjoyed piness and God.” panic. For the moribund cap- wives to register in person. or ecstasies, he Official Publication of transports wrote no memoirs of Most italist system is the of us work to maintain life in We do know. frantically the days of Nazareth—in our- not But of one Archdiocese fact, he spoke not a for some means of of Newark and of selves, In our families; the American searching word in male has thing we can be sure de- the Gospels. He is the saint for us the verdict the Diocese of Paterson. earned anenviable reversing history reputation as an cree or no nothing common one whose life is within energetic, decree, has pronounced in favor of Most Rev. Thomas A. people, our worker. so- enterprising But as a he is could have from father, per- kept Mary of reaching. little or at any rate of stav- Boland, S.T.D., Archbishop haps a backward when it to Bethlehem cialism, comes to bring- going with Jo- Newark. ing children. ing off its own demise for an- NO DOUBT that’s the Church up The at Nazareth had an why Boy seph. weekly desig- other few decades at least. I'ubliahcd by The Advocate nated him ideal mentor; He in patron of workers and of families saw Joseph and Mary the Publishing Corporation; Moat Rev. BETHLEHEM Thomas because of true love—the was a town “The idea is to keep tho A. Iloland. 8.T.D., Tres- work and the home constitute the meaning sacrifice of self; Ho Ident: lit. Rev. Mair. James A. masses in *um and substance saw the head of the house act capitalist coun- Hughes. P.A., J.C.1)., V.G., of the lives of most of us. speak and with Vice President. Ht. Rev. Msgr. James F. The sickle the authority of God the tries away from the com- and the spade, the pick and Father; He admired Looney. AM, Secretary; Rt. Rev. the the respect und affection munists by fair means or foul, Msgr. M and Itl. hammer, the draftsman’s the shown by Joseph to For Caesar Rinaldi pencil, poet’s Vocations Ilev. Msgr. Paul Knappck. PA. pen, the thinker’s the woman who was his mother. smash the communist and mind arc invaluable tools; Trustees :il Clinton St., Newark 2. Members of the Workers’ parties and N J. MArkct 4 0700 they are so because fashion fine human Aposto change they Member of the Catholic Press IT TAKES late for Vocations can of favor things and enrich TWO to produce a child; the gain the balance forces in creation; but when they are Association and tho International two must of same a plenary indulgence under is too Union of tho Catholic Press. Sub- used anyone in a state of grace cooperate in that child. capitalism before it by for further- rearing scriber the N.C.W.C. If the the conditions to News Serv- ing God’s teenager neglects Mass and the Sacra ordinary on: late.’’ will, they help construct a glorious of the inents, his father One three Ember Hoard: Most Ilev eternity. probably showed no apprecia- Ldllortal Martin tion March TO PUT UP this “world- W Stanton. STD. PhD.; lit Ilev It was from for religion. The growing girl can learn Days, 11, 16, 17. the calloused carpenter hands Msgr. C. lit. wide dam against William Helmbuch; of much about from the Feast of St. commun- Ilev. John J. Joseph that the Youth of Nazareth boys man in the house Joseph, Msgr. Dougherty, learned ST L S.S I) Very Ilev. 19. ism, tho international finance . . Msgr. the spirit who was onco a teenager himself. March and value of work; his own hands Adolescent George W. Shea. S.T.D.i Very Rev. tycoons” lake charge of the Msgr. Thomas M. L.LII became at crimes wither before Feast of the Annuncia- Reardon. . roughened the conflicts, juvenile the Rev workbench; perhaps William J Duffy. ST L ; Rev 25. business themselves. later whitened strong of the of tion, March They Hugh J Fitzsimmons. Rev. they his work of preach- figure father—symbol just MIL; during W Rev A of have brought about "a division James O’Nellli William N. ing—-but authority, vigorous love in the partial indulgence eventually they were reddened with virtue, pure Field. M LS; Ilev William Keller. of the anti communist racket." the blood of home. 100 days may be gained for A M, S.T.L.j ilev. Francis J. the cross. Tho work of those hands Hough- This runs ton. STL each act of or as follows: was but had wrought And when the ninth hour charity piety {Executive Director lit Ilev finished, they redemption. comes for the con- Msgr performed "The have tak- John J. scientious father—the for the Intention Rockefeller Kilcy work in the the fac- Paterson IlcprcaenUtive. Rev. INDUSTRIAL office, en under their wing or- bargaining tables never dis- of fostering vocations to tho I* rands J. tory, the homo successfully finished—ho Itodlmer cuss it but may ganizations Managing R. actually holiness emerges out of the priesthood. operating against Editors Joseph well expect the Father his I nomas. work. Heavenly at side the As St. have reflected People’s Democracies and Subscription »4 !M) ycaily Joseph might more “Well done.” Price whispering, Class specializing in ’work’ in Latin Second postage paid at New- *r*. under act of Mar 3, IH7U “Hello I Mother Superior?" Column Critics: Fr. March 1962 Calls Cronin 15, THE ADVOCATE 7 Pastor Wayne Letters to the Editor 'Misinformed' Editor: Editor: It is ironical that immedi- Won't TA* name and address the writer must I am troubled aft- Screaming of be included in a tetter sincerely Help, under A. ately Joseph Breig’s intended in the for publication, but they will be withheld er reading March 1 is- column last week entitled if requested. sue that a “NCWC Official “Tithe Pushers to the Show- Criticizes Anti-Red Extre- ers” should But Positive you print a news mists.” Plan Will item announcing that the Dio- ish. There are no “drives”. Faith. It is gratifying to see Father Cronin . . . states cese of Those Doctor’s Letter By REV. JOHN L. Hamilton, Ont., was who are tithing are the that the THOMAS, S.J. Church now at last that our people arc being Would most enthusiastic introducing tithing. the advocates is asked to concentrate “on Assistant Professor becoming aware of this. a of Sociology, St, Louis infallible Mr. thrust the of “God’s Plan.” Called Good Rx University Brcig They recount Federal aid to education minor threat of domestic sub- of Hamilton into the which have d Wit Bishop many blessings (tax dollars from Catholics version and subversion Wha d h busband who Editor: ignore elalms hc has no obligation columnist'* to their L °r to come home mythical shower? come families. These and „rt . *° everyone else for the ex- and communist pressures in after work? Mine ,in at In general, the letter of Dr. stops daily his favorite tavern, while I eat Asa convert to tithing I people are heroic in their clusive benefit Africa supper alone six gen- William J. of public Europe, Asia, and Latin Treanor, of Morris- nights a week and then and wait until take issue with Mr. and God will be worry he returns. He’s I’m Breig’s erosity not schools and colleges) is a America. . .’’ 23, 22. We’ve been town, (March 8) was excel- three “ex cathedra” outdone. married and are our pronounce- monstrous which is I have never heard of such years, expecting third I need lent! Its injustice child. feel a desperate for com- I principal point, that ments. I was have all now and converted by met the priests seriously utter nonsense Our peo- panionship adult conversation. Sometimes I Catholic are undermining . . . get so lonely I could scream laymen supplying Serpaminrf - one of my own parishioners, a whom Mr. Breig consigns to Catholic are concerned with Screaming won’twnn'f solvesnlun vnur their . com- share of leaders in Amer- schooling . . ple your man of modest income with the showers. Before their in- It- ican (tax monies for public munism internally for the very problem, Jeanette, though you to life, probably by and give all while he'contributes Such six children. and friendships are no sub- He persuaded telligence spirituality Mr. schools only) should not at all successes it has attained in have good reason to shout loud- large is true. His indictment only certain services. stitute for a husband, but me that tithing was “God’s Breig is but a schoolboy. be as Dr. Treanor and if we let for When husband they of the Church for to equated, foreign fields, ly help. and You failing should examine the past can lessen to take of His columnists’ own suggests, with the down it wife your sense of lone- plan” care Adopting your make of our guard can happen cease tb each oth- any use of question enjoy pattern of married life. liness Church. Mr. adequate your and may the does not parlance, I would suggest that which an should be here! Here is what Cardinal er’s it doesn’t provide Breig this valuable potential, in politic company, take When did my you stop going out means of into the know his history when he he go to the drying room be- supported for office. .. said 15, 1961: a to getting so- opinion, is quite . . public Cushing July prophet predict that their justified . together? Did the change oc- cial life of the writes, cause “he’s all wet.” The last cannol afford be community. “tithing took place in At the presidential election “We to marriage is headed for serious same we cur when the first child societies Edward time, lay- did arriv- What about the children? very different from J. not call for a “Catholic or indifferent. With- trouble. Msgr. Scully, men must admit that The apathetic ed? Is it possible that you be- There must be ours—a Jewish and and thank God the in our the com- Your baby-sitters society Wayne. Advocate editorial’s vote,” own America, husband must consid- charge came too concerned with available. What later for little and the responsible munists forward your- about money? a while an that clergy are carrying er as a “pitifully few” Catholic marriage merely per- self and Catholic baby, that if your husband af- Christian Priest laymen it a clever infiltration of many sonal convenience forgetting Well, can early society.” From laymen are available as lead- rccogniied through your husband had wider inter- The ford to six a assembled ers clearly. which spend nights Bishops at is not as untrue as Dr. organizations.” he has acquired a good Edward ests and needed your attention week at a he also Tours in 567 wrote that tith- Treanor Dunphy, Father Cronin tavern, can Paterson believes. While Cath- argues that housekeeper and sexual part- also? afford this was of Divine Law. Rutherford. expense. Indeed, ing It was olic laymen (and women) are the Communist Party in the ner. He seems to think that if you show *o declared in the Council Editor: real initiative of among the best in U. S. is is a one-sided qualified today largely impo- marriage con- YOU MUST make friends Macon in here, your boy wake the year 585. I read with growing disbe- their professional and other tent. Where does he get this tract in which you may up Pope are bound with some Space Mystery of your neighbors. to the fact VII in lief the column that he’s a married Gregory the 11th cen- by Joseph fields, unfortunately the rank astounding misinformation? man with tury condemned on the an adult wife, not severely those Breig practice of “tith- and file of Catholics are not And the Church Just a few weeks ago, on tele- who refused an irresponsible bachelor with to pay tithes ... ing”. conscious of their responsibili- vision, Alt. Gen. Robert Ken- The Third I do Editor: a well behaved mistress. Council of the La- not question the sin- ty for leadership in communi- nedy stated that the Com- I listened in the teran in the 12th of Mr. do I ty, educational awe as radio munist domestic century cor- cerity Breig—nor governmental, menace was Line announcer Lobbyists' in rected abuses by which lay- question the truthfulness of his and other areas, and of course spoke rapture of never as bad as it is now. J.

men were the tithes. statements—but I do question not in Church the High Command House (I of collecting affairs either. Edgar Hoover, the FBI,- re- Forty Hours its The Council of Trent (Ses- the wisdom and prudence of Where they could properly be forget exact name) at Cape cently said exactly sion 15) insisted the his the article and of Canaveral the day Col. Glenn . on pay- writing great help to the under- thing. . Grows ment returned of tithes. As late as 1868 it. staffed are there; especially Longer your not It is Newark publishing clergy they very gracious of Father when he the Fourth Council of First of all—we do not tithe or the said that Quebec permitted given oppor- they have, Cronin to say “Communist in- March 11, IU2 their MSGR. GEORGE Second of declared that the payment of here in St. tunity. through work, By G. HIGGINS Sunday Lont Joseph’s. Secondly produced fluence the Protestant the among Christ King. 398 Columbia Ave., a the tithe binds in conscience. —I am not the The lack of language almost all their Hlllatde but leadership is nonexis- Director, Social Action - NCWC pastor, by clergy virtually Department St. Ann’a. 201 St. Paul’i Avo., Jer- The present Code of Canon merely an assistant who has qualified Catholic men and own. I think the announcer’s tent.” I shall not the The sey argue exact number of lobby- work City Law in Canon some in admiration reached its peak on St. 43 1502 states experience the matter women, however, well but, if will ists primarily legislative James. s. Springfield Avo., might point you remem- in at be due when he said that almost Washington any given matters.” Sprlnafleld “Concerning and first of collections. to the chief no there tithing complaint ber, a full time is matter Holy Name Hospital, Teaneck appeared a of The and Parish priests of Dr. Treanor, that the one else understands what conjec- same thing can be said March 11, mi fruits, special provisions seem con- page ad in the New York ture, but it would be about B«red Heart. 127 Paterson Avo., customs that stantly Church in America has are about. probably the lapdable to ef- seeking new ways of not they talking Times advocat- fair Washington repre- WalUngton quite recently to say that there fect I heard little are more sentatives of unions and trade March 25, mi should be maintained in money. This is not a encouraged and trained this more of what the abolition raising ing of the House this Third Sunday of Lant year than there were last each reflection the he said because I associations. Their number is St Peter'*. 44 territory ..." on folks who are leadership. was then Committee on Un-American Belmont Ava., Naw- year and that there ark Now will be recently rather that the has thinking of the opposite Activities. steadily and more St. Bishop Floyd Begin, giving generously—but problem prac- And how many still increasing, Andrew'*, 4th St. St Broadway. more tomorrow than an been tice of so and more Bayonne named Bishop of the new dio- indication that only a per- brought out in the open many Catholics these ministers it? 117! of their time is be- signed Just there Our of arc today. Lady Czestochowa* 120 Sua- of writes centage of are actual- here, with the edi- days, to make sure the ing devoted to ■sex St., cese Oakland, Calif., persons beginning trying And 74 rabbis. This does not, lobbying. Jersey City torial The number of St. Michael'*. 10 in the Jan. 7, to the appeals. and the com- Church is understandable to of make lobbyists for The Central Blvd., Pal- Sunday Visitor, ly responding intelligent course, them com- Brookings report says isades Park ment unions, trade 1962: No asks or the of the Morristown medi- the world, instead of associations and pastor expects trying munists, but they were in the the dangers involved in the cal doctor individual "The greatest how- impossible—at not in (who obviously almost to make the world companies has in- Paterson result, least, company of many signers who growth of lobbying in Wash- March of experience. wants to use his talents for jealous of the creased and bounds U, mi ever the is my Tithing is not mystery of the have been accused by leaps can tithing program and ques- ington be effectively coun- laesnd Sunday of Lont way of the benefit of the Church) The Church. This is good during the past quarter of a Assumption of the Blessed spiritual through it many a foolproof increasing a part tioned by the committee on teracted by countervailing Virgin Advocate century, and Mary, 17 Pompton Ave., have learned revenue—but it be should continue to of the reason subversive affairs—and the chances Pompton people to trust parish may why people are some are forces and the fact that “a Lakes push for the it will continue March it these instrumental in a few necessary thrilled with the sci- of them went to for refus- to grow. 11, IUI God; through people bringing change physical jail considerable of in group politi- Third Sunday of Lont more the ences not have learned to God to the realization of the thinking of our and also, or even ing to answer of the Our Lady of Providence Mission. put first, questions NOT ALL cians and others will be vo- 78 business repre- Bridge St.. Paterson to their clergy . . . more so, give Him the first fruits of reality of obligations. with the even more committee . . . sentatives in cally critical of irresponsible I am inclined to Washington are their labor. Once are differ with thrill-able which is the people Tithing can be a Con- Thing If Father Cronin is conduct.” help. right, lobbyists in the technical a Slfici to trust the implication of Dr. Treanor Romance of Roman willing God and give versely, Mr. Breig’s article and even docs The Advocate carry why sense of the but The best safeguard then, that federal aid or govern- the Latin of word, pre- Him first place in become a in the the Latin Church. the column of Louis Budcnz any phase can weapon almost against the involved 1 mental financial sumably all of them dangers 49 of their lives their whole support of Words are hard to find spir- hands of selfish persons who to who week after week alerts us in would be public spend at least of their lobbying, seem to itual life schools but not describe the next part improves. For that are only too to find non-pub- opening is- to the domestic menace of not fl eager time on legislative a greater degree of gov- lic is a secu- sue of The work and reason I maintain that tithing zealous Catholics them schools, entirely Advocate with its communism? giving in the future ernment regulation of lar matter. It has some of them, lobby- is not an economical a very im- top headline the gimmick new aids and means to shrug Announcing Charles Doerrler, " J. according to the recently-re- ing although this may also but portant and direct relation to Papal Constitution is a theological truth off their share of the burden. reaffirming Jersey City. leased be necessary —but a greater the welfare of the Catholic the Brookings report, “will which we must to Rev. Edward R. important position of Latin preach our Phalon, labor- llllllHiimmillt! Church emphasis on voluntary in America, and there- as the lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP for their sake and not Paterson. “living tongue” of the people management out- fore to the (super- Church. cooperation Vfi for the sake of well-being solving parish side natural, if you will) of the in- the strictly political or diocesan problems.” And Rev. William J. Halliwell, BUT TRUE m dividual members of the arena. u< =« <2 Coupled with his lack of his- Layman , Newark. STRANGELittle-Known Facts torical knowledge Mr. Breig For Catholic M shows poor logic when he dis- Berating Breig God By J. MURRAY IMS, neweX«w> Love You Unv* misses tithing as a law given Editor: to the Jews. The Ten Com- Once I more write to ex mandments were also given to and press concern dismay Converts Jews Where Need the . . . the pre- over a Breig article ‘‘Tithe

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Following Is a list of films on TV March 17-23. There he changes By WILLIAM may MOVIES 11. MOORING Brush Fire (Fair. n "omo due to cuts for TV gfsd L use. Adults, hut generally tho original Legion Children's Hour (Good. adolescents) Two cx-comman- or Decency ratings may he accepted For further Zulu dos go to the rescue of an as correct. information call MA Girl's Adults) This version of Lillian 3-5700 or AD 2-6900 Conflict Heilman’s American couple kidnapped FAMILY chilling play about Morally a a Unobjectionable ? KISIMUSI by Rev. Thomas itual an evil by communist and nazi; Andy Hardy, Secret Agent for Everyone potential. He its of her ancestors. She re- (psychotic?) 10-ycar-old persuades Spring Fever of T°yl “ nd 10 battle Jnpan 011 My-t-r, O.S.M. Bruce. 256 repetitious scenes and Summer to Calkins, Jabala (too often drunk from fuses and is cursed. who spreads the story that Cherokee Strip Song of Love Bcndlur*1 Fr^,i' In his N*,ty Zulu two trite Divided Heart Thcro Goes Big Gamble Gun Glory women teachers ending. Acehi«knt o 53.75. beer) to allow Kisimusi for (and to young Dragon’s Gold Groom Black Let’s Swinging Along craving revenge Scorpion Hey, Twist The forces of to are Go. Go 2 to ; conflicting pa- continue at the soothe his wounded perverts (thereby Man. Tickets studying pride) trigger- Black Homo of Brave and Tights (Excellent. London ganism Christianity, mission ing emotional doubts which Ride West school and receive Ginga poisons the girl. [tide, Kelly. of Zanzibar Adults, adolescents) This ser- culture and modern lead teacher Riders of ,h primitive This incites the one to suicide) is Purple Whispering ‘ Baptism. ies of ballets is a ex- •Sage THE CHARACTERS thrilling Smith .©c civilization form the back- witch doctor’s hatred. mirror handled adroitly and delicate- sr* $&?■«• ercise in grace, color and the ADOLESCENTS for novel about the conflicts. There is Kisimu- but ADULTS, ground this Kisimusi’s future is ly, the theme will be of- bright of motion. At Circus Wft -dasrc. *ES? poetry Papa. Mama, si, Delightful My Africa. A young faced with hor de- fensive to Blonde Ducky Man Who Wagged 'present-day nursing school and mar- spiritual many. 100 Maid St I .Sergeants 3 items: Roland Petit’s ballet Cry a n hi, Tell orner Zulu cision; Ginga, hating the white From Rachel & J , T> g, Frontier On the Double X-1Sy f'. girl, Kisimusi, represents riage to a Catholic milt That Murder. She young version of Bizet’s “Carmen,” Streets Stranger Said men for the The Outsider (Good. Disappeared ♦he plight of the teacher. But she succumbs destroying peo- Adults, Danger Street Sailor'. Lady African, to de "Cyrano Bergerac” with Death of Soerct Knomlo, between two ple’s and his adolescents) This takes jaaught worlds. the seductive of a ignorance pow- script urges prim- Moira Shearer and "The Salesman Suddenly It'. hand Petit, Unobjectionablefor Adults, Adolescents itive tribal dance er; Jabaia, admiring her a gentle to ugly Maine St Arrow Sp In, and sins Diamond Cruncher” 4 KISIMUSI is the in- with Sons Suspicion lively, with courage yet fear- facts, never clear 8 D"‘ h an attractive pagan boy. daughter’s making Joan of Paris. Texas. Brooklyn and beautiful Jeanmaire, and Charisse IS? ?" Hannibal telligent daugh- was Cyd Lovable Cheat St Ifenvcn ing the witchcraft. Father whether it sad war mem- Magnificent a in "A Mourn- 3 Cheers for ter of tribal chieftain, Ma- THERE the at dancing Merry ISf temptation Lang’s presence ories, exploitation as a bond- Brute Irish sn SSL- heightens ing.” bala. Her Main St. to J Tickets to mother is Jabala, first to seek and his the between two alcohol- ‘ Ginga contrast the selling hero, or plain Broadway the second wives. Broadway of his five “cure.” But Kisimusi’s faith of he ism that caused the ruin and Make Haste to Velvet Touch -2&, rsvr* ways life, afe fights to Satan Never (Weak. Sleeps Live 11111. When a on the Walking fight, urged by is strong: she rejects the save Kisimusi. tragic death of Ira the Miss , Hayes, Adults) The sufferings of two Grant Take. West Point M...r evil witch Richmond doctor, Ginga, thought of and mar- This Arizona Indian who was one Story on abortion, is Father Calkins’ first priests at the hands of Quiet the Man Where Sidewalk F.ower° Drum at the eldest son’s wed- to erupts riage the pagan, and re- novel. His character delinea- of the Marines in the Mt. Sur- Reds Ends sets a pattern of tragic TwtstAround Mabala is killed. From turns instead her abachi Feather River GolUtfi & Dragon Madison Ave* ding, to "kraal.” tion is his flag-raising ADULTS CO excellent, insight photo. drama but situa- ' oun implausable 0 S,rc#t M “k that his “kraal” (home) The AI o Women Hunt point, climax is reached when into African the re- Capone Crucible R ho’d.*. problems tions one and in involving priest begins to disintegrate. Ginga, infuriated because she sult of his Light the Piazza (Excel- OBJECTIONABLE own experiences. It an infatuated Chinese girl dis- a lent. Morally Unobjectionable Adults Father Lang, warm-heart- has scorned his help, com- is a book Adults) A Florentine Adventures of Pheonlx City for which, one strongly rupt dramatic continuity and the mands the match Sadie Story AM in NUbt'. 4 Ho-™ of ed, understanding priest at her to the spir- will set the precedent family approves Los. Innocence worship hopes, are in poor taste. References Champion Searching Wind of between Human |Partacu. " Kis- imusi’s their son and a sweet Monster South of n Frankenstein. nearby mission, perceives intelligence and for more. A. Tomanelli. St. Please Turn Over SulTslJde spir- to the conflict between Chris- Man P.r*.dl.o , American With Grey Louis girl whose mental Glove Trouble With Badlandcrs George Reft Brother*' tianity and communism .. That'Kind arc to infirmity they do not Missile Moon Women w recog- muddled. When Faith Is nize. The solution, worked Lost out in this appealing film, George Raft Story (Good. Drama Tiffany', Heller ln Pink Ship Ratings TownT a women Cat Wllhout poses problem for to on Hot Tin Tights Sapphire Adults) Describes the gradua- pj" y TIIE BLOOD OF THE mental his American Following Is Hat S breakdown; father, is over. a of rurrent or Wr style inevitably wrangle Children's Hour “nocents un'* ?« «•** tion of a poor Catholic recent plays the *!s?,£ J Peter De Vries. also and boy compiled by Legion w LAMB, by mentally ill, finally, heavier than the of Doceney the N B™V*" unique rapier from New York's "Hell’s of Newark Arch- Little, Brown. 246 pages. $4. the victim of leu- diocese. Let, Y*m daughter, a wielded the British writer. ZZStfftar by minor hood- Exodus “ ’ The stage tradition that kemia and Kitchen," through W»‘7tory In Family Light’ 1 In Plena HeT'" staphylococcus. comparing this first serious into of Television lumism, movie Camelot every comedian dreams Yet the real is not major Music Man tragedy work with such efforts Do Re Waugh stardom and eventual Ml Sound of Music Morally in Part Hamlet can also be this Job-like series of eclipse. Man Objectionable for playing burdens, as “Brideshcad Revisited” for All Unslnkable Molly Everyone Digs, with dramatic punch but Seasons Brown Bachelor Fist Last Sunset to authors of comic but rather SUNDAY, MARCH II Portrait of str«t»tn»r N applied the way DeVries and the ‘* me—Hour of Cruci- 2), awarded next his an ear- DeVries was torium; wife, compared favor- fied. "Ecumenical Movement.'* Rev. ficult to that truly CLUB imagine first prize in the drama sec- ST. LEO victim of his Ignatius Ryan. C.P. ly philandering, ably by some critics to U. S. mature patrons would find this tion Evelyn Bishops of 8 p.m. WBNX—St. Jude Novena. of the Catholic Interna- a Market who commits suicide after his 7 WWRL Hail Mary Hour. at the East Waugh, though Dutch- p.m. either or entertain- St., Boulevard. Paterson, NJ. interesting tional Television Festival at Now 7:45 P.m. WBNX Novcna. Number 830 ing. 10 p.m. WABC—Christian in Action. Monte Carlo recently. Rev. George A. Fulcher, Featuring Alternating NEW YORK The forth- guest. ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN OR TEEN-AGE of the MONDAY, MARCH It ORCHESTRAS coming "Dictionary 2 p.m. WSOU (FM)—Sacred Heart. PARTIES, or SCHOOL American will 7:45 m. HOME, CHURCH Current in Brief Hierarchy” con- p WBNX Novens. Directions: Plays Guaranteed for All tain 830 laughter Aaei biographies, 332 more TUESDAY, MARCH 20 By JOAN THELLUSSON NOURSE 2rm WSOU (FM>—Sacred Heart Driving South on Garden State than the first edition pub- Parkway. 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Church as a dated form of choral career. Rev. Ignatius Ryan. C.P. YOU TO in FIND tyranny. Sunday New York - Contrived, Camelot Splendid pageantry, cap- suggestive comedy about a tivating~ contused tunes and a likeably idealistic OT*. woman who feels that perhaps book make this Lerner-Loewe Illicit Arthur- •n affair might boost her ian musical brave popu- See the Best BROADWAY PLAYS BETTER FOOD a and Joysome larity rating. ANYWHERE! Seat*. dgfsd Subways tor Carnival Are Sleeping Lively "How l Charming, wistfully nay To Succeed" - - "Milk and musical about dance routines this snappy salute "Mary orphaned Frenchfirl spark Mary" Honey" an to those btfrl«dad by the of amiably unencumbered New performers a Yorkers Sound Of Music others who boast . . . traveling circus. no fixed abode. many Olffrant Take Her, Melodramatic and some, She's Ming Amlsble. 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ED GRANT a By coordination of new that activities, programs to be treated in depth from an intellectual view- other way for the Archbishop to direct the can be added to existing No affiliate lay NEWARK “The Catholic is on ones. and Will to the Catholic apostolate layman today point appeal college except the and his will lose its but it will the through layman to make a contribution march- identity, gain oppor- graduate. There will then be an societies. The expected beyond inevitably committees to the to with other Catholic societies help spread in the Name parade.’’ tunity join in a arousal of interest in the ing once a year Holy lay apostolate. work around in the get In- united force behind the Archbishop.” society, more men This statement by Joseph of Glen Downey volved, not leave to a handful of The everything director for appointment of the new regional moder- “LET’S LOOK at this committee structure,” Ridge, program the March 24 con- overburdened officers.” ators to Msgr. ference of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic means, according Mulvaney, "a Downey continued. “There are nine areas cover- DOWNEY Catholic more effective, closer contact with individual ed the ACCM POINTED OUT the advantages Men at Essex High School, sums up by program, (family life, public affiliates, all Catholic of the ACCM to the neatly the change that the ACCM hopes to effect embracing lay organiza- relations, civic and social problems, etc.). program layman himself, tions. There will be to the parish and anew emphasis on each would have its to the director. through a newly-expanded program. lay Ideally, society own com- spiritual "In apostolate work, promoting Catholic mittee to formulate modern the Catholic It was just two months ago that Archbishop thought, a program for each area society, average in the whole scheme man has the Boland named eight regional moderators (a ethics, morality of every- on a parish level. never opportunity to realize his life.” total in his he said. “He ninth is to come) to serve under Msgr. Thomas day “The chairman of that committee would be capacity job,” is too often one small in a F. Mulvaney of St. John the Apostle, Clark-Lin- a member of the regional committee and the cog great machine, even THE WORDS chairmen of the when he holds an executive The den, moderator of the ACCM. At the same time, “lay apostolate” are tossed regional committee a member position. lay around a great deal these without of the archdioccsan apostolate offers it offers the the March 24 conference was announced, at days, always committee. Coordination this, opportunity down to for him to realize to the full which representatives of laymen's organizations being brought earth and to their speci- would therefore be available on all levels, and both his natural fic for the individual and supernatural throughout the archdiocese will conduct and at- meaning layman. Downey societies would also be able to exchange in- capacity. It may be as a CCD tend the full of ACCM them in concrete terms when asked his formation on their individual teacher, as a worker in workshops covering range placed programs. And, community proj- view of what the ACCM would when ects, in the Life Apostolate. activities. program mean. extra help is needed, the National Council Family "The “Let’s take three that of Catholic with parish benefits because it is problems are recog- Men, experts in all fields, is simply INDIVIDUAL nized major the of the than THE Holy Name member as ones in America today,” he ready and anxious to help. objective parish to do more merely wonders what this means to him (1) apathy toward the “In for baptize, marry and to enable men just expansion proposed, citing lay public relations, Instance, a parish bury, and his The same would hold for (2) the old line to project the mind of the church in their society. mem- apostolate; concepts of the Holy society might endeavor to study the image of every- bers of other affiliates such as the of Name the Church in their and day life. And the director of the society Knights Society (parade, sports nights, etc.); community find ways spiritual benefits Serra Clubs, etc. (3) the general absence of interest Catholic it could be it could because the men become extensions Columbus, professional guilds, by improved; develop a pro- of Is the ACCM to Impose an entirely new struc- college graduates in parish societies. for new himßelf; his capacity to serve is multiplied. gram meeting parishioners, encourage ture which would supercede existing societies/ “If the ACCM is put into men to take part in THE SEED MUST program effect, community campaigns and “THROUGH IT Downey summed child can be ALL," up, DIE - A encouraged to per- “Not at Msgr. the individual Name will be broad- undertake in the meaning of the form of all,” explains Mulvaney. Holy Society self-training “We must remember that the basis for all of acts self-denial Lent during by placing in a a “There will be in the ened in its in jar no change existing pro- organizational structure, tying lay apostolate. work seed for of our must be spiritual. Without proper every piece candy sacrificed, of individual societies: will function with the committee structure of the ACCM. This "In and for every chore grams they a large complex archdiocese like the for spiritual formation, lay is dead performed every extra visit to the Blessed always did. But the ACCM will would focus apostle Sacrament. as they provide mean a on that will have Downey pointed out, “there is before problems Newark," no he starts.” Above Milton Hill 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hill of East Orange, has been told that a seed must die before No it blooms that Christ Magic Way ... again, died to bring forth the fruit of our that redemption, we must "die" to selfishness to flower in virtue. gsdf Pointers Psychologist’s for Parents 'Twos Irish Potatoes Gave 9 March 15, 1962 By ANNE MAE BUCKLEY ENGLEWOOD The Their “There is Pilgrims Strength no magic way of raising chil- -> WASHINGTON American ceived Christ dren," says Dr. Ann Lucas, from overseas. aid to Ireland the Agony of child psychologist. “I wish during po- - tato famine of 1847 was a there were ... way INSTRUCTIONS were that of thanking the Irish for the the should "But if there is any magic, supplies go to the sent to the it revolves around the word help they Pilgrim needy of all faiths, even to fathers when the maize and And When a friendly Indians who aided ‘praise.’ you give the of ran low 200 People... child pumpkins colonists in the praise that is deserv- years war. In Mas- earlier. ed and earned —then he sachusetts alone 2,351 UNION CITY The Passion of Christ as described in the people a wants to It is fitting St. Patrick’s in 47 towns were Gospel and “as seen in the sufferings of humanity,” is the please you.” aided. Day story. In earlier records of the Mas- theme of “This Is My Passion,” illustrated with from scenes DR. LUCAS has a trove of sachusetts the “Passion Bay Colony, both in locally-produced Play." “secrets” to THE YEAR 1675-76 found successful par- 1630 and other In its 40 “This Is Passion” includes 1640, pages My 19 color the New colonists shipments enthood which she is England from and in black doing Ireland are mentioned. photos 40 and white. Edited by William J. Flynn by her best to reveal to a wide plagued devastating bands of Nutley, it was originally planned as a slick souvenir book- audience. She does of hostile Indians during King it through THESE' EARLY instances of let for Passion audiences. War. The Play her classes Philip’s survivors Irish psychology at relief efforts for America left without or IN ITS PRESENT the book is to Fairleigh-Dickinson University crops food, were recalled the form, expanded include, by press two and in her faced a tragic winter. among other features, text by exiled Polish Archbishop Joseph frequent lectures centuries later when efforts When news of their Gawlina (“The of at Family Life conferences in miser- Way the Cross Behind the Iron Curtain”); were being made in the U. S the Newark Archdiocese. able condition reached Dublin, to poems by Sister Miriam Teresa, Bayonne-born Sister of Charity send aid to Ireland made during considered for Among the secrets are: plans were to send a the being beatification; and anarticle, "Nations Ris- great 1847 famine caused • “It is im- shipload of relief ing From Bondage,” by Floyd Anderson, former managing edi- Acceptance supplies. by the potato blight. Contri- portant that the child know This recorded in the butions tor e? The Advocate. project, were solicited from all you him Massachusetts Bay A feature story on the Passion Play is is accept and love him Colony re- over the U. S. and relief by Flynn, as a sup- just as he is cords as “The Irish Donation” meditation on Calvary and the ... Jealousy is plies sent to Mass which is accompanied by the starving na- inevitable children; was, in fact, the aid color photos of Mass being offered by Msgr. Clement M. Weite- among only re- tion in two U. S. warships. have kamp, producer of the The Passion Play. you to be able to say, ‘I love much, The opening text is the account of the Passion according you very but the needs to St. Matthew. baby a lot of care right now’.” If you’ve shown that THE THEME of human suffering mirroring that of Christ love by your actions, Dr. is continued in articles by Catherine de Hueck Doherty, “The Lucas says, the child will find Passion in the and Dr. Pascal Slums,” by P. Parente, “Chris- it easier to accept the new tian Fellowship in Suffering.” The latter is accompanied by situation. Dedicated to of contemporary stigmatists. photos Padre Pio and Thercse • Good relationship "It Neumann. is important to establish a PSYCHOLOGIST AT HOME - Books at the Lucas' and Copies are $1 at The Passion bookstores. ore big Kathy and Mark - and even Play and good relationship with one's little it Paul, seems - read often enjoy being to by their mother. Dr. Ann Lucas, children over the years. Harsh psycho- Building New Jersey’s discipline gets prompt results, logist. but it risks the chil- alienating It was two Two THEY GAVE years ago. it a trial run, couragement of Sister M Can dren. If the first approach is winsome tots stood in a door- with Dr. Lucas teaching ice worked There Is a part her way through always severe, children will one Seton Economy Way way evening and chorus- time at Hall. They man- her B.S. (at Seton Hall). Her not bring their problems to ed with well-rehearsed preci- aged to get household masters Ph.D. help—a and both were their parents later on.” sion: “Good evening Dutch Mommy- girl who’s “like fam- earned at Fordham. • Be calm “Some par- Doctor-Lucas.” Behind them, ily.” To Beat "Fordham for 150 Reds ents get so excited over little is the only Cath- Years grinning, stood the director of It worked. Now it takes things.” To the olic university in the area that parents who the performance, their dad, Ann only five minutes from trains psychologists, and in By JOSEPH A. agonize over a child's demand a BREIG Lucas. Fairleigh-Dickinson Rawley to the good there’ll be for a night light Dr. Lucas is year five Ph.D much-anticipated reunion with apt to say, "What’s graduates," she observes. so terribly THAT WAS the night Ann Mark and Kathy and Paul. Yet with a Catholic are There is much wrong night light?” Lucas returned psychologists disputing the Hannigan She docs her help, Virgin Mary asked To the class-preparation sorely she be- frowners-at-pacifiers: from Fordham needed, said, about how to combat commu- us to University at home. pray especially the “You can throw cause “there is a better chance But away a paci- after the finals for her doc- nism. no one will deny “As long husband rosary to consecrate our- fier but as my that the Catholic not a thumb.” To the torate of in child psychologist that and sacrifice philosophy continues prayer are selves to her Immaculate to encourage me, I will be parents of bathless 9-year- able to understand the Christ-like psychology. The tots are her profoundly ways. Heart and live can continue," she says. “He accordingly, olds: “At 9, children problems of a Catholic patient hate wa- children, Mark, now 6, and They were recommended by and feels there is a need for to receive Communion in cats my and them ter like do children now They’ve since put into proper per- Our when she appeared go Kathy, 4. Lady reparation for sin on the first work and since I have the through stages.” Of reluctant been joined four spective.” to the shepherd children of Fa- by Paul, training I should use it.” Saturday of each month. caters: “It can be worse if a months. She's tima. taught French, math, child equates eating with ‘be- MARK IS in the first grade and guidance in high school Jtational^tateJiank THAT IS Ann And they are the methods THE Godward Hannigan met Rawley ing I’ve treated 11- good.’ at St. Cecilia's, Englewood. (the Academy of St. Aloy- OF embraced by readers of this part of the program. But there Lucas when they were both NEWARK year-olds who weigh 200 is students When we met, he informed us sius); she's taught column who contributed to the a manward aspect also. We at Scton Hall Univer- psychology pounds.” "too to nurses (at must do She decided to at that it was soon student St. Vin- for our share. And so Our sity. marry possibly spiritual bouquet Joseph • between Dialogue par- 21 for solid food” indicating his cent’s Hospital, New Cardinal of Lady asked of us a particular instead of completing her York); Mindszenty Hun- ents "A husband and wife small brother who she's done clinical and kind of sacrifice education. She’d rather be a Paul, in- gary other victims of the sacri- psychology must constantly talk the deed fices over wife and mother than seemed about with children, adolescents and communism. necessary to do our a psy- unhappy of their and problems family the cereal he was being fed adults. To those readers. John duties each in our chologist. Pope well, state arrive at a common approach. at the kitchen table. Ever since sent in life. But were no It was her work with stu- a of New XXIII has his apostolic it’s not there children. group Maybe the best way Jersey to dent nurses blessing, along with his heart- This means that parents will The years went by, and Ann Kathy goes nursery taking obstetrical of handling things, but it is business and civio leaders felt thanks. New be parents; would suggest, “Let’s try to school because she begged courses that led Dr. readers whe good statesmen, more nursing important that it is the to sent. good And would be a recent Lucas to do her doctoral dis- established would like to take part in the statesmen; good adopt." Rawley During National State Bank soldiers, way both agreed they’ve upon. family bout with the flu, sertation "Attitudes but have soldiers; students, good stu- say, "Not yet. Why don’t you on To- spiritual bouquet, not If it doesn’t then 150 it has work, they take Kathy and her mother ward years ago, remained yet done will be included in dents; good scien- another course.” And she began Pregnancy," a topic she so scientists, should talk it over and agree reading lessons. Kathy read to is currently the if wish tists; missionaries, mis- would. And finally she had expanding under a dedicated to the blessing they to act good on how to change it. And it is serving banking us from a pre-primer! Foot- research from now. sionaries; and so on everything finished for her grant Fairleigh- through important that the children and needs of New all doctorate her disserta- note: Remember, she's 4. Dickinson. growth the of the except Jersey categories know the father is the head of THANKS to stipends donat- world’s tion. She had been married Paul, his mother, work. the says Vis its businesses and family.” THERE ARE three million industries, ed more than 100 nine at he by readers, Diplomats arc to be good years. Then Mark came. a delightful age when • emotionally disturbed children families. Masses have been offered by Specifically, spanking And Ann and Lucas to be ‘Just Generations of New diplomats in the service of Rawley seems telling us: .“If is used for in the U. S., she illus- in this and spanking every- says priests country in God and fellowmen. were faced with a decision. keep the food coming and talk And so tration Jerseyans have found at mission thing, the child won’t know enough of the need for National lands. In addition, with to me now and then and life legislators, judges, gov- know what is important and "YOU CAN’T be both a psychologists. State all thousands of Masses is great’.” the services attended, ernors, presidents and banking pre- what isn’t. mother and And she Communions Standing a small a psychologist reserves sky- received, and miers, capitalists, If there are any sib- and all manage- child in a corner or sitting hint without to evaluate,” high for the inter- facilities, the other and sacrifices stopping rivalries praise specialized prayers ment, labor and the rest. ling in the Lucas in a chair for a Dr. est being were included certain says Lucas. "My husband shown by the of in our offering. household, I didn’t notice. knowledge New Jersey amount of time can be and did great deal of Church, in notable this is very I a particularly this Especially was the OBVIOUSLY, a pro- Paul’s chief occupation seems effective And where that needed to that . . . punishment talking praying over the area the Mt. Carmel they meet their contribution of the faculty and gram can transform the qnd to be receiving the kisses, should never be vindictive." decision. I what Guild clinics and student world. It am doing I special edu- business body of Our Lady of can spread social hugs and endearments of and personal am doing now because I feel cation are well justice • Learn what to expect program un- Hungary School, Perth Am- everywhere. It can Kathy and Mark. it is God’s make “Children have certain will for me." derway. requirements. Stop in at any boy. freedom-with-responsi nega- Dr. Lucas slipped off her in tive stages. At ex- “God must have had a rea- And Students and teachers at- bility It 4, for family life conference of the 22 impregnable. can shoes and sat on a blanket National State for work she tended 8,878 to all ample, they to assert son waiting to let us have sees a happy mar- Masses, received prove mankind that begin next to Paul's infant-seat dur- themselves. children riage offices and 5,105 communism is colossal It’s though until I had com- of the goals of Catholi- banking arrange Communions, made the a err- good, ing the interview. have education cism and Stations of the Cross or. It is the perfect you to set limits. You pleted my as a psy- psychology. The par- 1,544 program. quickly, for Ann “SINCE I ents' conveniently— can’t let them be rude or dis- chologist," reasoned. was 14, 1 never goal is to raise their times, prayed 450 rosaries and obedient, but have to let "Child psychologists are did less than two things children as good Catholics, handling both business and offered more than 18,000 other you at a Bit and A of Eire them needed —and Catholics tune," Dr Lucas confided. cun help them prayers. develop.” badly psychology the personal needs. in field, over the banking • Bea good leader "In especially," said The eldest of seven children, rough spots. Perhaps the day will come In a large Rawley. He is an insurance she went to the of Catfndic when Cardinal Mindszenty, Sunny Spain family children need Academy Family Action dis- executive not be neglected, with an interest in St. on a cussion who for years has been under as parents Aloysius, Jersey City, units she sees ns LORCA, Spain The spe- Irish sometimes will “industrial psychology.” scholarship, and with the on- protection of the U. S. govern- fear they be. cially valuable because a cou- flag will in this fly Spanish The parent, like ment in the American legation any good ple “can benefit from talking town on March 17 in Lorca’s leader, will notice when some- with in Budapest, will know about other parents away from largest church, St. Patrick’s. is out of this. In the body step and give Take All Mr. Fixits- the pressures of our material- meantime, Pope The people of Lorca have Heart, him more time and attention John has accepted our offer- istic society.” never that forgotten it was a ings in the name of the until the problem Is straight- Cardi- St. Patrick’s Day battle that 18112-1002 nal his ened out." Hit. LUCAS is ipiirk ad- and fellow-victims. resulted Even the Monks Hit to in their deliverance Snags mit there be from can rough spots. the conquering Moors. I)H. LUCAS is “just LET ME NOW In not a say some- “Some children are more dif- 1553 began AVA, Mo. Sixteen about they building the She is also an Trappist Monks arc building thing the surest psychologist.” by raise way of the ficult to than others. church named for elfin hand new The combatting St. Patrick person, five-foot in stat- Assumption Abbey here communism, a I’rom the beginning they seem and in 1776 it was with auburn hair They way certain to succeed. consecrated. ure, arrang- are using gravel, stone and limber from the to have a law frustration toler It is ed and It is the one of two in artful the ap- rugged mountain site of the abbey, manufacturing NATIONAL program given by only wisps, their and STATE BANK churches ance, a great deal of of such large size in pearance of a college girl. own concrete blocks, Our Lady of Fatima. It looks doing the excavating, carpentry and patience is needed in bringing OF NEWARK deceptively Europe that are named for (She’s 30, she says, but we concrete-pouring simple. But in them up. But God doesn’t ask the patron • of Ireland. think she must be adding Irvington Orange . fact, It is profound The But when made out of Millburn-ShortHills and all- they wall forms home-cut us to more other at oak, handle than we're is the far of Eu- for rea- end years professional ran into them Went EBBox-Caldwell embracing. they a snag that sent to town to a lumber- capable of." rope St. Patrick’s Basilica sons,) Wo are to yard like many unothur modern not over- on do-it-yourself-or. “The rain And going the island of I.aogh Derg Ann Lucas, psycholo- Member Federal And she is else, twisted those cut oak forms DepoeitInsurance Corporation come communism without the something like snakes on a hot griddle,” ("St. Patrick’s gist, knows that the Joys of Purgatory") very important. We'll do a said Abbot help of God. To obtain Bruno Payant, 0.C.5.0. "We tore out the oak that in parenthood are well worth the Donegal. flashback. and plywood." bought effort. THE 10 ADVOCATE March 15, 1962 Girl Scouts, a Saint and Lovely Green Things Launch Bergen Science Project JUNE By DWYER Patrick ROCHELLE taught the Ten Com- know themselves 1 PARK Sac- they may SCOUTING fire There are two can girls important mandments; Scouting has the and red Heart its own others and may direct with a cause to launched to think live for the subjects about this 10 laws. Patrick science taught that their lives toward project March 11 with week. We have good responsibility that have the 50th anni- must love they its we our so toward heaven. first science fair. Over 400 neighbor; ideally to themselves and to versary of Girl in others to Scouting does Scouting. Patrick viewed the of the America taught youth to live the best life projects and then in the Irish Scouting prepares they can to sneaking to believe so does students from 10 a.m. to be of the become 4 with a touch of the for missionaries “good strong women of green Scouting. p.m. deed” and little America. our calendar is old St. friends, good, Three Patrick’s nurses, teachers to those If prizes were awarded Day. they every young girl could WE ARE NOT trying to up- can It teaches them hold in each division. We must admit that help. to the of St. Pat- Top prizes our make a principles divinity of Scouting love America went to Dennis first was and to be proud rick and of Girl Davidson thought to take one Scouting, nor to lessen the importance of of the the past that has kept us what a wonderful (kindergarten-second grade two occasions and let world we of St. Patrick and the Church. free and the future which would have. division) for ani- the other go for other Whichever green prehistoric some But a beautiful does pattern us the challenge of free- Cathleen (third writer or St. Patrick gives you are salute mal; Daley year. to unfold. And wearing, we seem rightly so. dom. to fifth for and the Girl Scouts didn’t you. division) protection just For both St. Patrick and the against seem to have radiation; and Susan very much in of program Girl Scouting are common. Hampel (sixth to eighth divi- good influences in this world The sion) for a weather bureau. only thing that ties of ours with followers who will Advocate Club them together be the Young Sister Rose sixth might stretch into other generations. Carmel, wearin’ of the teacher green. But then grade and program it PATRICK started, what about green? ST. stepped onto coordinator, said the school Green is the symbol of life Irish soil and little by little Winter Contest hopes to enter the winners in and And what of the faith millions inter-scholastic hope. sym- brought to competition. bols? The Girl of Seniors: Scout symbol is people. He taught them to (Boys and girls from fifth through eighth grades) the three-leaf clover sure love God and Write a on and to direct their poem Easter and what it means to you. that little lives enough clover looks toward good and toward Juniors: (Boys and girls from the ROBERT mighty like the shamrock that heaven. kindergarten through the fourth St. Patrick to tell grades). Draw a picture of what you would like picked the He them so well that to taught be when THE TREAT story of the you grow up in honor of vocation month. Then tell Trinity. they have become the mission- Patrick nurtured the us why you made your choice. young aries of the world going out Church in Ireland; Scouting the thousands to by bring God HOTEL nurtures the young woman, to where God is others, and, Name the of the Grade \ PARK PLACE, NEWARK temple Holy Ghost. not welcome, to bring friend- } ! I ship, medical care, education. HANDMADE - Mrs. Robert of i Address ARMOR Boyle Blessed Sacrament He them love Rosary, Newark had CORDIAUY INVITES YOUR Here’s a Switch taught to the I ■ a inducting 50 into the Knights soil they lived on too, and to place of honor atthe March 10ceremonies boys parish RESERVATIONS the Altar. She made the 50 EOR MADISON, Wis. (NC)-An Town | new for the be proud of their race and } of surplices group. Facing inspection before offer to provide “new” hus- Mass a Communion their ii breakfast are and David • COMMUNION heritage. and Eugene Carracino (left) Rev. bands made Merritt was to a group School Town P. pastor, his He them 1 .. k { gave approval to both the "armor" and the of gave a cause to Vincent Sprouls, new knights. BREAKFAST women by a Jesuit priest : : live for —a causefor a whole here. Teacher • nation to live and die for. And | [ ORDINATION Speaking at a dinner at- even Ireland is known tended today j ] Hudson by women retreat DINNERS for her □ lam member Dominican Honors faith, her zeal, her i a □ I want to Patrick promoters and wives of men’s join j warmth, her spirit of • WEDDING retreat leaders, Rev. James simpli- and culture. S.J., director of the city Corrigan, RULES: (1) Send all entries to June V. Dwyer, The RECEPTIONS Jesuit Retreat House, Osh- Advocate, On 31 Clinton Newark Golden GIRL SCOUTING intends to St., 2, N. J. by Wednesday, April 18. • kosh, said: Jubilee as Religious OTHER SOCIAL work on the untouched soil (2) Prizes of $5, $3 and $2 will be offered to the winners “Do want to CAMDEN you change The late John has been of youth and little by little to in each class. stationed in New meals for the FUNCTIONS husbands? Send convent March them to us. and Jer- them faith in themselves, (3) All and girls from eighth Mary Foley came to New Ohio, and give boys kindergarten to grade York, Jersey, 17 19 which will be of We’ll change them for you.” sey City from Ireland - days are invited to send in before North Carolina. Included t in their country and in human- entries. Your entry makes a is a celebration with Sister you the turn of the century. Among period Mary In its most form member. of six years at .St. Genevieve who ity. perfect the may visit with gifts they with Modern air conditioned it also strengthens their faith brought Paul’s, Jersey City. her guests. them the faith of bonquot facilities fine in God. was St. Pat- Rev. Thomas Gooley, pastor, Mother Leo rick. Mary Vincent, food and service always. will celebrate a of The guides them High Mass 0.P., superior STANLEY program March 17 general of the 1. AKUS this one year of at 11 A to so Thanksgiving a.m. WURTSBORO, N. Y. from subject sflbject community, will be in Cam- Manager their daughters. Sister Mary dinner will follow at 1 p.m., FOR BOYS 6-16 den for the jubilee. Also Genevieve, 0.P., at will say her in the private hall at • banquet the festivities will be Mr. and A for thank you to the Irish saint perfect spot by Kenney's Restaurant, Cam- All Souls Gives Mrs. Hugh Garvey of FOR celebrating her golden jubilee den Jersey RESERVATIONS vacation A reception will be held City a perfect (brother-in-law and sis- as a religious on his day. for all friends and Call MArket • PINS FOOD • ALL SPORTS religious, ter), and two 2-1000 23 Nurse could other golden “She have any day in • FACILITIES Caps parishioners at the convent MODERN jubilarians Sister this whole that she including MORRISTOWN year want- the dinner. A KNOTT HOTEL CAMP FORDHAM provide* Twenty- following Elena Marie of St. ed," said Sister Flor- EVERYTHING the reel boy Mary’s, ALBERT W. three freshmen students of All Mary Passaic. STENDER. President want* for a vacation: 500 acres TIIK ENTIRE ence. superior at Sacred Camden par- of rolling hills and woodlands Souls’ School of Nurs- Hospital Camden, ish is in a private lake, high In Heart, where the ju- joining the jubilee, ... up ,n Foothills of the ing here were capped in cere- ■BH White the deer-country of bilarian the first it picturesque is stationed. “She has ever had. The the monies at audi- Catskills. Assumption children NEW HAMPSHIRE picked St. Patrick's Day to will sing the Mass LOW WEEKLY BUDGET RATES torium March 8. honor him and and the Sacred For Catalog or Information also because Heart band I write or call: The caps were blessed by will give Irish CAMP everyone seems so happy an concert for NOTRE DAME MICHAEL MARGALLO Rev. Walter P. Sister Alger, 0.P., then.” in the fol- 6 Sciortino Place playground and confered NAMASCHAUG White Plains. N. Y. chaplain, by Sis- lowing the Mass. SPRUCELAND for BOYS WHite Plains ter administra- SISTER MARY Genevieve Ag.i 6to 16 f f-4«41 Mary Eleanor, The PTA has had the cha- or gibij ESPO,FO,,D tor, assisted Mrs. A. entered the convent Dec. 8, redecorated ° n 6RANITE by Mary pel as a tribute W SEASON 1912, at the Mt. St. Bobeck, nursing director. to the with the last Mary's jubilarian 5155 FIRST motherhouse 4 WEEKS jibs of the Dominican touches finished this week. 5150 SECOND 4 WEEKS Sisters of N.Y. She $175 Newburgh, The PTA will also supply all Boys’ Pre-Season Period $4O BOYS and GIRLS - Age* 6 to 16 Fin«t Equipment - B.outiful - Waterfront Motur. Sup.rviiion Parents' Modern Focilitie. News - Son.jory In End, Cobin Rhy.iclon In Atfndonc. OFF TO CAMP Balanced Meol.-Re.id.nt Choploin and Reglitered Nune ot Each Comp (Boyi) For i \ Bookl»t Writ# //*•' JOHN E. CULLUM MR. ST. JOSEPH & MRS. ALFRED J. SKIDMORE 213 79th No. ‘Green’— St., B.rg.n, N.J. 113 N. 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• for and girls shores of 100- Separata campi boyt on opposite private OR ADELL - St Patricks day of recollection acre lake. for April I>ay parties are in full swing Rev. llagmaicr, • 1500 acre* of healthful scenic woodland at 1700 feet altitude CINCTURE I George GAMPS for the the ST. REGIS Individual cabins; counsellor for parents groups but S P of St. Paul the • one 6-8 campers * , Apostle. Auxiliary of Bergen EAST HAMPTON. lONG ISLAND • mature counsellors instruct and Catholic •New A Experienced, carefully supervise York City, will conduct School took THE CINCTURE - thick High all campers is a cord of silk, linen or cotton the play the day which will open with • Reasonable All-INCIUSIVE for 8 or A weeks; convenient with away from the wearin' of the rates tassel ends and is used to secure the alb noon Mass around in the gym. payment plans available It green At a recent the waist. was used to meeting • formerly gird up the long, Mt. For • • St. Joseph's is throughout the welcome visit Brother St. John For Girls open year; parents ore to loose E I). McKenna. Academy, Glad- Boys Separate Ages 5-18 tunic so not Camps time flowing as to interfere with stone St at any walking K is S C II . principal, announced Patrick being P «PO t it u I u includes n- or When it the honored '9 lr long beoch on Shelter Island illustrated or working. putting on, priest says: "Gird by the For catalog and rates, write phone: that $7,000 had been raised p|'n ~i by ”ded It y 1,1 °* loiPLl me O Lord with the cincture of dance virg.n Clear, SC)f# $Oll Director of Saint Sullivan and " in in the recent "Show the school March 17 W Camps, Josephs, Cos., N.Y., purity extinguish Time ""' S-.n.ni Mon.bock ~9 Sfiilmg Rdmg, Croltl (lod oil heart all sinful desires at !• The Iportl. Monticello my so that the virtue con- [) in group will also New York 9-5800 of Proceeds from the enter 770; City TWining MODERN l EQUIPMENT meet March FACILITIES TUTORING AVAILABLE tinence and la at H .to Camps conducted by the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville chastity may remain in me." tainment are slated for the and "ill see the Stall Member of the National Catholic Camping Association student high .school L.odmg tompowd ol emergency tuition motor., ..p.ri.nc.d .«p»,t, in lb. dramatic of club comprng 1,.1d ARTICLES Faith are fund present ' Every mtluding frank Bo Adam,. lotm.t Fotdham « man ' Batk.tboll Cooch, Don truths which the Church has The K.nn.dy, Director ol Athl.tm ond Boik.l- auxiliary, whose mem ball Cooch, St. P.t.r 42ND YEAR defined or expressly for hi i Coll.g. stated hers p now numbers 570 St. Adalbert's, Elizabeth • Acceptable J.to • Chaplain Privot. • M.dical belief by Christians. mothers, also announced March 17 ll Chop.l Stoff DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP a means a fashion SEASON show $495 - TUITION for the PTA in the audi PLAN STAATSBURG-ON-HUDSON-NEW YORK Comics torinm m at 8 p Mrs Louis LOCATION; 258 VISIT & SEE acres ... 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Continent Adventure • Rose of Lima, WE URGE INSPECTION AND COMPARISON Lost ATLANTIC PRODUCTS WINGS Short in Baby Huey Mystery Space Hills The Ladies Bat Man Nancy and Sluggo • SAMSONITE • Auxiliary LARK will Bat Masterson National Velvet hold a lunchcon-bridge- 11l Beep Beep New Funnies LEATHER GOODS & - GIFTS FREE MONOGRAMMING fashion show Beetle Bailey * 101 Dalmatians March 29 at the We Welcome Diner*' Club, Betty and Our Army at War r^> Carte Blanche and American Chanticlcr, Millburn, for the CAMP ST. Veronica Palsy and Hedy Express Charles. JOSEPH'S VIUA benefit "ft"™*** Blackhawk Patsy Walker of the school building Bov* 7 to 14 - Blondie Peanuts •July 1 Auoutt 43rd Seaton fund. 25 Bob Hope Pep I weak* S3SO F°* ROYS Compl.l.ly •Education Program Staffed by Xtvtrian Brothers Brave The and the Pepe Luggage beat you are looking for In Health BdC Bold Flayful Little shop St. Paterson Mta Bonavcnture's, Ideally located In the Hudson Highland* Sanitation Supervision Recreation Bugs Bunny Audrey sixty Wostmount Club, only mile* from New York City. SWIMMING Casper Popeye 145 HALSEY NEWARK N.J. Country POOL ST„ 2, Mitchell 2-5090 Taconlc Lodge offer* a well-rounded MAMMOUTH Boy Porky Pig pro. Cathollo West will Paterson, be the site gram of spiritual. intellectual, and Open Air TTieatre Catholic Comics Quick Draw physical Roller Skating Rink Vaat Ball Between and The Field Raymond Blvd. Academy Street of fashion , Lodge feature* An education Challengers a show .. rln * ~ noth* Cooking and of McGraw sponsored program with classes in .».ri2.< n-£ Bakery dally reading, mathematics, and language, INSPECTION INVITED the Unknown Rawhide Kid PROM MID-APRIL ON the Home School study t ompletely staffed by Marist Brother*. For additional Infor- Cheyenne Richie Rich by Associa- mation write: Brother Box W»«kly Rataa: S4O Season Rata Slid tion Timothy Joseph. F.M.S., 50. 4300 Murdock Chilly Willy Rifleman March 21 at 8 Avenue 3. 6. p.m. Mrs. Bronx 60. New York. Bookings for 8 or loti 2 weeks—Saoson *n' Dale Rin from June 30lh lo Aug. 7Slh. Chip Tin Tin Donald Classics Scales andRusty and Mrs. Wil- 614 Ages Illustrated Rip Hunter . . . liam Conducted the Schools Vacation Fun At McKiernan are chair- by M.irist Brothers of the Ei r.Ln'2™*il onJ,nd Direction, Conault Classics Time Master siauiW V F, - Jr. and men. K °£ B: ** *•»- Ms«r. John Illustrated. Rocky »?,5 .. °2 . Mclvoy *******sor a... »f d St., New York£ U Colt .45 His Friends N. Y. Tel.i Murray Hill I»lt4 Duck Daffy Roy Rogers South Dagwood Marylawn, Orange and Trigger The Mothers' Daniel Boone Ruff and Reddy Club will hold Dennis the Sad Sack and CYO a day of recollection the 35th SEASON Menace the CAMPS at Sarga MOUNT ST. MICHAEL GIRLS 4-17 Hunt school March Deputy Dawg Sea 20 starting at Detective Comics Sherlock Holmes ro [ " CAMP 9:45. Rev. Edward J. BROADLEA Doble Glllis Spooky Fleming, T The Morist Donald Duck Star Scion Brothers Spangled Hall University vice NEW YORK Klmer Fudd War Stories 4300 Murdock GOSHEN, Bronx New York Ellery Queen Strange president, will be mas- Avenue, 66, N»w retreat York Thruway to Exit Felix the Cat iNcar 14, 127 to 17M Adventures ■ ter 238th Street and White Plain. Avenue) Ellery Queen Strange Tales CAMP CHRIST THE All TEAM KING Two — 45 AND INDIVIDUAL Fox and the Twenty Acre High School SPORTS Sugar and Spike (Boys) Campus Activities SPECIAL Crow Superhoy Holy Spirit, TEEN-AGE PROGRAM THE IDEAL CAMP for Catholic 7 Pcquannock A boy. to 14. Located Private and School for Boys Flash Superman on Boarding Day & Dr. Anna Dorothea Swlmmino Diving Riding Mu.lc Dromotlc. Fury Swamp Fox booutlful 163-acro tract In Klltatlnny Condts, Art. & Croft. Mountain., |u.t out,ldo (Boarding Five Days a Week) G. I. Combat Sweetie originator of JUNE 30, to AUGUST Pie Blair, N.J. Flno the reading 25 town, lake, modern olovatod all Green Lantern Tales of Suspcn&e cabin., High 5350,00 .port, School, Grammar and Primary - PULI SEASON Gunsmoke art. and method used in the school, will Departments Tales of the crolt., notur. .tudy, otc. S.mlnarian| ..rv. a. oun' 190 00 - Half Section Gunsmoke C June - Unexpected a 30-July 28 July 28-Auguif 23 • olon. Ro.ldont prlo.t give demonstration March College Preparatory Work only Offered in High School Western Tarzan and nur.o. Tutoring. Oldor Sitter, of St. Dominic boy, In 1H at 2 Axmln.ter 4-3310 Gyro Gearloose Three Stooges i.parot. 30 in (lie church hall. Hegisteied of - . 4134 cobin.. July, JIBO. Under Regents IheState New York 4131 Aug., Jl7O. Full 5.0.0n, J3OO. of Have Gun. Tip Top Comics VISITORS The public is to WELCOME Will Travel Tom invited see and Jerry Writo for Catalog A or Call Fairbanks 4-1400 Henry first, second and fifth Tomahawk ■ grade Hot Stuff Tubby CAMP TEGAKWITHA children read House of Mystery Turok. Son (Girls) front hooks they of Stone Huckleberry LOCATED ON Now have never BEECHWOOD mo.t boautilul natural seen before. DAY CAMP Hound Tweety and Jor.oy’, lake, Lako I Love Lucy Hopotcong, Classroom visitation the Strawtown Road Sylvester Comp Togokwltho 0i1.,, a plannod for We.t New York program of Nyack, Jerry Lewis Twilight Zone Si. wholesome fun and parents of hoys will he BOYS AND 4.14 Olsen octlvltlo., matur. held John’s GIRLS Jimmy Two-Gun Kid guldanc. for Catholic OUR SIXTSENTH Camp SEASON JUNE 25th Journey Into Uncle Scrooge girl, 7 to March 21 at 7 30 TO AUGUST J4th 15. Modern olovatod cabin., in lieu of a Mystery Unknown carolully prepared inoal., Swimming Twice Dally In New Filtered Worlds resident Pool Jughead priest, trained Parent's undor direction of Wagon Train counselor,, Auxiliary meeting. A Lakeside Rod Cron Instructors congenial atmosphere'. Mountain Justice League Walt Disney's Two Camp Boating on Private Lake week,, *9O. Four of America Comics week., Jl7O. Eight week., J3OO. *-16. 3.300 tl all. b.arh Boy. Sandy on Hunter lake, N. Y. 100 mile, from Collete-Tralned Faculty Kathy Wendy Hot Dinner and Mid-Meal Till'; N Y C Modern Snacks Katy Keene Wonder BOTH CAMPS AGE OF reason is the building. Lovalory in each cabin. Hot ihowerl. Excellent meoll. ot,f ui * Woman CONDUCTED DY THE NEWARK CYO ®V -n< Picturesque Camp Sitae a m Kid Colt, Outlaw Divortifted octivitiei. Approved Mtmbtr t Woody Wood- time of life when recreational and in.tructional. Mature, profeilional teacher, o th. Amirlcin Allocation one begins Camplnp* Lassie pecker Write for brochures: to and coache, from and ichooli. Lawman World's Finest distinguish between top-ranking college, prep One coun.ellor for on,att: Jame* A clearly son,att:5 - Klingel, Director with every four boy. je.uit Chaplain " Life Millie Yogi Bear One all-indu.ive fee ....3

MARCH 15' Mrs. Louis roth, chairmen. Rev. James Farrell, Newark, 4:30; Mt. St. for men’s St. James Kelly, proceeds and women's Mrs. Hospital Guild, Newark Card Blessed Sacrament Newark vizards. Rosary, Dance, Mary’s, speaker. Gabriel Mrs. party, 1 Caponcgro, Anthony Dinallo, auditorium, p.m.; celebrating 40th 8:30, Church hall; Mrs, Martha Fox, Mrs. Our Lady of Good Counsel Rosary, Washington Mrs. Alfred Bcin, chairmen. anniversary. Mrs. Edward Bluvelt, chairman. chairmen. Margaret Murray, Township Religious article and cake sale St. MARCH Guild for and Rock- St. Boniface Residence 23 Joseph’s Boys Girls, Inc., Hall, Jersey City following Mrs. Albert Mrs. Masses; Heid, Name leigh 2 Teancck Women’s Holy Hospital (Bergenfield Auxiliary), Tea, p.m., Club; Party, 8 p.m., social hall. Joseph Sutherland, chairmen. Mrs. Richard year’s Immaculate Montclair Teancck Dessert-bridge, 1 p.m., auditor- Mascolo, historian, giving Conception Rosary, MARCH 19 Mrs. Charles Mrs. E. chairman. history. Ira, Mrs. Arthur Card Madonna St. Thercsc’s Paterson ium; Droscher, party, Hall, following novena. Rosary, Linen shower Schneider and Mrs. William Shea, chairmen. for MARCH 24 MARCH 78 rectory, 8 p.m., auditorium. Caldwell Essex Alumnae Name College, Meeting, St. James Newark Court CDA Holy Hpspitai (Grantwood Rosary, Supper-dance, Bernadette, Meeting, Our of Auxiliary), home Lady 8:30, of Mariette Reilly, West Caldwell. West Teaneck Luncheon-bridge, Sauters Wald- school hall; Marion Verdi, Margaret Shumko, Lourdes, Orange, 8:30; lecture and St. Michael’s 9:30, Hospital Newark slides of Ireland Mrs. Victor Auxiliary, chairmen. by Rev. William of schlose, Fairviow; Belhschcidcr, 8 Harold Carnoy Meeting, p.m., auxiliary room; Rev. Court tho Columbian Fathers. chairman. Patricia, CDA Mass, 8 a.m., St. Jo- Murray, assistant director of archdiocesan Court Gratia, CDA MARCH soph’s, Maplewood; breakfast, Winolear, Package party, 8:30, 25 hospital, showing European slides. Maplewood. Rev. Paul Hayes, assistant arch- Knights of Columbus Hall, Nutley; Mrs. Essex-Ncwark District Council of Catholic MARCH 16 chairman. diocesan director of Legion of Decency, speak- George Bittel, Women Meeting, 3 p.m., St. Bridget’s, New- .Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Court - Ethel M. Rosary, Ridgewood er; Mrs. Matthew vocalist. Mrs. Fred Loyola, QDA at East ark; Fashion Farley, Party Orange Willc, presiding. show-bridge, 8 Mrs. p.m., auditorium; Meek, chairman. Veterans Hospital; Mrs. Ann Davis, chairman International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, Thomas Gill, Mrs. Leonard Mangum, chair- Morristown District Council of Catholic Women MARCH 20 New Jersey chapter Executive meeting, 3 men. Catholic Woman’s Club of Elizabeth home of Charlotte Meeting, Assumption, Morristown, 3 p.m.; Lecture p.m., Kunst, Nutley; plans Bayley-Seton League Meeting, 1:30, Seton “The Aid.” Sister Ancilla Marie, Maryknoll Missionary, Chaplain’s Mrs. ThomSs F. for Mary’s Day (May 12). Hall Little Berley, University South 2 Court Theatre, Orange; speaker. Mrs. John director; p.m., Hotel Winfield Eliza- St. Theresa, CDA 8 a.m., St. Marie Hyler, Assumption Rosary, Scott, Mass, lyric in “A Musical Shepherd, soprano chairman. beth. Theresa’s, Kenilworth; breakfast, Granwood, Flight to the Emerald Isle.” St. Court CDA 8:30, K Garwood. Mrs. Thomas chairman. Denville— 9 Conchessa, Meeting, of C Mahon, Sacred Heart Junior Card Mary’s Rosary, Mass, a.m.; Rosary, Irvington Hall, Mrs. C. Florham Park of breakfast, Rockaway River Country Club. Harrison; Ferricro, chairman. Holy Family Rosary, Day party, parish hall, Mrs. Theodore 7:30; Zly- St. Clare’s Hospital 2-5 Rev. FOR Mrs. M. D. Haas, Mrs. J. Ronald Beckett, Auxiliary, Denville Recollection, p.m.; Christopher Lind, of the feature* of the daszek, Mrs. Henry Rezem, chairmen. YOU - One special program chairmen. Luncheon, Rockaway River Country 0.5.8., St. Mary’s Abbey, Newark, speaker. Club, honoring Archbishop March 8 Col- MARCH 17 Boland at Caldwell 12:30; meeting following. Mrs. Salvatore Mrs. Lewis Kelly, chairman. St. Rose of Lima Di- was the of Caldwell Alumnae Hanover Cake lege coat arms Francis- College Mass, 11 a.m., Rosary, sale, chairman. Clifton Columbiettcg Calendar painted by Johanna Palma, party, 4 p.m., auditorium, following Masses; Mrs. Frank cone (above). The his Rosary Shrine, Summit; Rev. J. McLamey, Archbishop paid traditional visit MARCH 21 St. Philip’s, Clifton; Mrs. John of Galuszka, promotion. Bcngivenni, to the in 0.P., Rosary Shrine, celebrant. Luncheon, Pararaus college conjunction with his feast the Bergen District Council of Catholic Mrs. Michael Patlerno, chairmen. day, feast The Short Court Short CDA St. Thomas the Arch, Hills; Father McLarney, Hills, Meeting, St. Rose of Women Aquinas, which Meeting, Immaculate Conception, MARCH 26 ' of Dominican, was moved speaker. Carol McDermitt, chair- Lima auditorium, Short Hills, Florence from March 7 Caldwell, 2:30; Norwood, 8:30; Sister St. Michael’s because Ash Madeline, St. Joseph’s Guild for the Blind, Jersey City of Wednesday. man; Charlotte Kunst, Nutley, toastmaster. Gorman, state regent, speaker. Novitiate, Englewood, speaker. Mass, 9 a.m., St. Home for the Blind St. Newark Dessert- Joseph’s Mary’s Orphanage Guild, Mt. St. New sub- St. Senior Mary’s College Guild, Jersey Mary’s Hospital Guild, Passaic Mrs. Charles Mc- St. Chapel; breakfast, same. bridge, Mary’s, 12:30; Mrs. Oscar C. Wall- Meeting, Thomm’s Restaurant, Luncheon-fashion chapter show, Chanticler, Millburn; Govern, chairman. To Name Recipients St. Elizabeth Mark College of to Of Presentation Grants

NEWARK Recipients of ternational Federation of Season the Archbishop Thomas With Activities A. Catholic Alumnae. Mrs. Leon- Spring Boland scholarships awarded ard P. Burke of Verona is the Presentation CONVENT The of direction of Carol annually by chairman. College McGreevy Joseph Hall are set for the Ball Committee will be named St. Elizabeth will usher in the and Germaine McGrath, stage evening, with live music by by the spring season with Archbishop during St. several manager. Joe Carroll’s orchestra. Mass Patrick’s celebrations activities: Day at lighthearted a one- Elizabeth Ann DeNoia will will be celebrated in Holy the Robert Treat act Hotel. play a dad- direct the competition, juniora’ ‘‘Sor- Family Chapel Sunday morn- is play, The committee’s This daughter weekend and a March 17 glee ry, Wrong Number,” and Pat- ing with a Communion break- 9, club concert. program will open with a ricia McCarthy handle fast following. Guests are in- The exhibit in the one-act contest will to photography play stage management. The vited stay for the concert ffekenfoeker be McCarter Galleries held March 22-24, with at 12:30 at per- seniors will star in “The Re- at 2 p.m. in Xavier Audi- which color slides formances at 8 the first of the fourth p.m. with Judith torium. hearsal," Deag- annual presentation two and a 2:30 matinee will be days man directing. shown. on Saturday. Each class will THE 60-VOICE glee club of vie for THE DAD-DAUGHTER At the special award giv- St. Elizabeth’s will join with 2 p.m. parents of this en for the best weekend March 24-25 promis- season's debutantes will individual per- the 85-voice troupe of Fair- honor formance es to a one over the at a an engraved be gay with field University, Conn. Sister Archbishop reception 200 dads planning to attend. and tea. Musical plaque with the name of the Mary Elise will direct the entertainment best Anne will actress and numerals of Napoli is chairman of women's numbers, Simon be presented by the Seton the class. the Hall winning affair, sponsored annually Harak will conduct the men's University Setonettes un- the The freshmen will present by senior class. Proceeds selections. der the direction of Mrs. ‘‘Parade at Devil’s Bridge,” will benefit their yearbook, Elizabeth Anderson, and by The program will feature re- “The Elizabethan.” with Theresa Hollingsworth di- Francis J. Flanagan and ligious, semi-classical and and Maureen recting Daly as Activities will with George Bohsung, New York open the popular music. Soloists are stage manager. “The Good concert artists. Saturday matinee perfor- Janice Fair Lawn, and the Bad” Lcvkiv, will be the of the Tho mance one-act plays. A and Patricia Delaney, Jersey scholarships arc presen- under the buffet ted in affiliation sophomores’ offering dinner and dance in St. City. with the In-

PAYING TRIBUTE - The Bayley Seton League held its Mass |g/syKsVs| Communion and breakfast at Seton Hall University March loVely 10 with Boland (seated Archbishop center) as celebrant and of honor. Other guest principals were, loft to right, QOWNS sealed, John Msgr. Dougherty, Seton Hall president; Bish- Save time — bay op Stanton, speaker; standing, Mrs. Ernest P. Tibbitts, brf&j chairman; Msgr. Thomas J. Gillhooly, moderator, and fast money onlm bridpcmali i Mrs. William Henderson, president. rrU)(W of iM bride ',/fyL at Lakewood Breakfast * Ft** AhtrtHtM FIDELITY U I.AKEWOOI) The Par -- Jerome J. Stanley trust cuts' Club of Georgian Court compact * * College will hold breakfast CHURCH GOODS a Tho Bank That’i Strang far 1 April on the campus follow- 116 WASHINGTON STREET 1 2)4 HARRISON AVI. HARtISON Member Federal Deport leiurenec Cmp* ing tho It Mass a ni in the e^f tniii MA 2-5071 NEWARK. N.J. i moi rti. re • M yrm college chapel rtRIR fVCt TO •

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CALDWELL Parents suf- four-week scries this week on instructing; fering humiliation in attempt- tests and measurements. St. Peter the Apostle, Troy Junior’s "new mathemat- ing Sister M. Hills, Margaret, O P , for seven Morris, Pas- ics” homework and Dominican 8W CHEMISTRY Dominican saic and GRANT - Sister school schools, un- elementary Bergen ft*}-. '• faculty members who want yjf' '»%■*% +| Leona supervisor, announced tho bi- der direction of Sister Eileen Lawlor, O.S.B., Bene- the latest information on stu- dictine departmental programs. Sis- Imelda, 0.P., of Caldwell Col- Academy, Elizabeth, dent testing are getting a help- lege. has ter Eileen Imelda, OP, received a National Sci- hand from i '* ing the Sisters of Caldwell College mathematics ence St. kii‘. Foundation grant for Dominic of Caldwell who ST. PHILIP the Apostle, £$ will co- staff department chairman, summer and will 39 North Clifton, for seven Essex, Ber- study par- Jersey grade ordinate the math schools. program ticipate in an institute at gen and Passaic schools, with and Sister Agnes Joseph, 6-Piece Notre Dame June A four-week mathematics Sister Alice Matthew, O P , of Complete Room University 0.P., director of Caldwell Col- Maple Living 18-Aug. 3. Sister series for interested Laeordaire, Upper Montclair, Leona, who parents of lege’s reading center, will co- has students in Dominican instructing; and taught chemistry for 25 schools ordinate the testing scries. in With and Essex, Bergen, Un- SI. Joseph’s, Union for Sofa Bed years biology for 23 Hudson, City, Dual-Purpose ,.. Sale-Priced! Morris CLASSES will be held ion, and Passaic Coun- at 8 six Hudson schools, with Sis- years, is a member of the ties opened this week. Sisters p m. at the following centers: ter Helen of St. Domi archdiocesan Mary biology sylla- Christ the It's 2 and lay faculty of the Domini- King, Hillside, for me Academy, Jersey really rooms in onel A comfortablo. bus City, in charming living room committee. 10 by day, ALL 6 can schools also parents of Union PIECES! opened a County structing. a bedroom at night. Use this versatile grouping too for guest room, area schools, under direction den, roc of PARENT room. Sofa bed has doublo Sister Margaret Ellen, CLASSES will be bedding compartment under seat. Sofa Fish held on bed Fragile O P., of St. Mary’s, Ruther- Tuesday evenings at is a mattress type with 21 tufts, no valley between seat and back. 77 Caldwell and ford Clifton starting steel coil ; springs covered with March 13 Permalators to prevent And and on Thursdays sagging. you St. for Aloysius, Caldwell, get 2 step tables starting March in the other instead of end lablosl Your choice of handsomo Handle With nine Essex schools, Sister Pa- 15 tweed Care schools. or MB9 tricia delightful print covers. Come chooso Dominic, 0.P., of Mt. lodayl YOURS FOR AS LITTLE AS $l2 Dominic Academy, Caldwell, MONTHLY. This week we ALL give some val- SISTERS and lay • (4) Running water and SOFA BED uable hints teachers on how to handle quick in the 39 grade thawing are enemies of fish dishes. The schools will • ARM tips on prepar- fish and Amita attend the testing CHAIR seafood. One washes Grant ing fish one were .given to us by program iff of four ceil (.house away flavor and the other from McManus 15ms. Own Purchase • PLATFORM ROCKER the Plans: Fishery Council. breaks ters: St. Michuel's, Union, down flesh tissues too To Garfield Girl • • (1) Fish is cooked to de- Sister Agnes Joseph, instruc- Regular Charge 90-Day Account • Budget Plan • 2 STEP TABLES quickly, causing great loss of velope flavor and tor; Sacred coagulate flavorful juices. GARFIELD Genevieve Heart, Lyndhurst, • COCKTAIL TABLE the NOT Triolo this Sister O protein to make it (5) of a freshman Mary Amelia. P., of In preparing -to - city, tender. ready Caldwell Overcooking dries and eat at Notre Dame Staten College, instructor; or precooked shellfish College, Free Delivery 'most Anywhere! . . Free toughens the St Dominic’s . Parking tender dishes the has received the Amita and ELIZABETH naturally meats should be Island, Academy, St. flesh., added of the New Peter's, Hills, Sister last, just before the scholarship Jersey Troy 1152 E. J.rt.y Si. (2) Butter or margarine is Professional Women’s Catherine OP cooking heat is turned off. Associa- Christopher, , El 2-5600 the friend of of fish, out (6) Use aluminum tion for the second St Ann’s, Newark, Instruc- bringing foil boats consecu- its best flavor. for tor WOODBRIDGE baking and broiling. tive year. The grant is for (3) Quick searing •at the $2OO. Hwy 9 at Kino G«o. Rd. (7) Rub used fish dishes This series is also beginning start of in the and this VA 6-4700 cooking frying utensils with A graduate of Immaculate week broiler slightly pan or holps retain the moistened salt and rinse with Conception High School, DOVER: Basset moisture.in Lodi, ANATHEMA, as used hy the Hwy. flavor-giving fish hot water beforo * regular wash- Miss Triolo to teach McManus & Opp. Dover flesh. plans so- is a word meaning tho Elizabeth Shopping Conlor ing. Church, Woodbridge OPEN EVENINGS ciology. EO 1-2244 same as excommunication. 12 THE ADVQCAT E March 15, 1962 State Tourney W erkman's Work Pirate Records Fall Holy Family Captures Crown hauled They’ve up the "wait Besides the WOODWARD NCAA By ED last won a title as a C team the ’til next ranking, winners a 44-43 their year” for edge, bunting Werkman’s 33 in 1956. points per In turn of events first lead since different reasons at both a happy they opened game gave him the highest George Affuso racked Seton Hall for Holy School's up 20 the with a free throw. and St. Family High scoring University season average in the school’s and denied points Joe From that until the Peter’s the followers, they were an Frangipanc point College following his history. Among sophomore cashed in 15 to back of the to root their fa- up the teams traded one- completion 1961-62 bas- records opportunity end, season are highest ketball season. vorites to the Catholic C state Greeley’s point-making. point leads until Hochstein’s average, 33; most points, 793; Backed to the wall with an rebound Pirate fans can wait basketball decided hardly most field goals, 271; most championship things. deficit in the third until then to how March 13 at Freehold High 11-point pe- Nicoletti see much 563; most the St. shots, fouls, 251, St. Peter's brought better Nick School. riod, showed their most fouls Prep Peter’s crowd to its feet when Workman, 347; its sensational attempted, championship mettle March will do and That wasn’t because Coach he the second half sophomore, most 413. He opened rebounds, 12 at as a junior. With his record- Al Arena’s Blue didnH Upsala College’s gym. also had the most rebounds in Bishops with a basket which brought The Pctreans’ full-court shattering first fare well. did. In press him to varsity year a game as a 32. They fact, an even 1,000 for sophomore, forced Seton Hall into points as a it could bo overwhelmed mis- standard, they so St. his career. He hiked that total takes and the mighty interesting A FURTHER indication of of Jersey City watching Joseph’s Hammonton that to 1,018 with 29 points. for how boys into their 50-49 even better things in just much all these rec- the South Jersey titlists triumph. were It was Nicoletti’s 1962-63. ords is the Frank Nicoletti the St. scoring mean fact that the in contention after the \yas never which kept the victors from total/ 17 —is three better Peter’s hero throughout the AS FOR no sus- THE opening period, leaving out of contention in the Peacocks, than All-America game, but he shared the falling Walter the in- they are to be pense regarding outcome aiming right Dukes’ dividual early going. a poor 14 racked up in the glory with Hoch- Shooting back at the top of the of the game. Greg 6-for-31 from the floor in the heap 1952-53 slein. Hochstcin had four with all but season. just two regulars first half, St. Peter’s trailed, Werkman isn’t the rea- HOLY FAMILY St. field in the how- Pete Norton and only swamped goals game, Dan Bo- 22-16, at the intermission. Nic- son Seton Hall follbwcrs to make its came seconds before chicchio why Joseph’s, 88-44, ever one returning along oletti had and Coach 23-5. the five of those field Richie Regan are final record In the Cath- end on a tap-in of a Nico- 'with a couple of good fresh- to goals and 11 of the 16 points. looking forward next sea- olic A North Jersey St. letti shot and provided the and a few final, men possibly play- He tallied 17 of the team’s son. Only A1 who Peter's shaded Seton 50- of ers on Senavitis, Hall, margin victory. presently the ineligible first 22 was a points. list. consistently steady 49, in a hairbreadth finish. IMMEDIATELY following Records The Union City fans turned THE FINAL tumbled in rapid- Ilochstein’s goal, the Pony Pi- result was typ- fire order their attentions and cheers to ical of the almost before Werkman’s Local All-Stars rates called time out and the annual tour- Tom as the con- shooting and rebounding Greeley only clock showed two seconds nament meetings between the Post-season honors re- skills. have test in the In all, he established 17 game developed After the teams. A been maining. throwing hard-fought, nip-and- heaped upon a between him and 1,000 tuck battle masks, eight pertaining to points. hall upcourt on the out -of - is standard for the number of North sophomores, and helped the Jersey The 5-10 junior went into the bounds play, Seton Hall called series in which St. Peter’s has college cagers led Pirates to 10 other team by battle a 10 of 13 rec- needing 35-point per- won games since en- ords. Nick Werkman of Seton formance to reach the "magic” tering the high school division Hall and Bob McAteer The Pirate ace of mark. of the rang up He did it with two state tournament. North Arlirtgton, the Star eight game records and nine La- 37 of Week points to spare, racking up St. Peter’s will take on the Salle season marks in helping Seton ace. points. Greeley made the NEWARK - Frank Nicoletti survivor of the Trenton Cath- Both were Hall to 15 wins in 24 selected to a games. level with a foul was responsible olic - Eustace national 1,000-point largely for Bishop game magazine’s Dis- shot 1:52 before the end of listed ONE OF HIS sending St. Peter’s into March 14. The A final is season rec- trict II All-Star team Prep the With 1:35 scheduled ords could improve. He had game. remaining the finals of the Catholic A for 2:30 p.m. March as well as the Eastern Col- he canned shot the finish in NCAA in- a jump and he division in the state tourna- 17 at Delaware Ga- highest legiate Athletic Confer- Valley. had 1,002 with still dividual with at least another ment. His 29 and scoring ence’s first team. Vin points steady rden, Iladdonfield. to third place. Jack Foley of season play. rebounding helped the Pe- In Catholic St. Ernst, of Jersey City and 8., Mary’s treans to Holy Cross is just a shade Providence nip Seton Hall, 50-49, (E) was slated to Im- College, was THUS, HOLY FAMILY had meet ahead Wcrkman of and could for the North Jersey title maculate for the named to the magazine’s its first four-figure scorer and, Conception to third if he is held down March 12. slip District I North Jersey title March 14. team. more important, its fourth in the National Invitation For his Nicoletti has play, The winner will take the Werkman, who was 17th state This on Tournament. championship. been in named The Advocate's Holy (Atlantic the magazine’s national marked the Blue Spirit City)-St. Werkman first rewrote the Bishops’ tournament player also of the Rose victor in the balloting, is a mem- third title in Catholic C. (Belmar) record book when he tossed in They week. ber of the state at All-Metropolitan won once while they were in championship game 19 foul shots —most in a 7:30 March Haddon- area first team with the B division. p.m. 16 at —and took 24 tries along game Track ficld. Jim Manhardt of Elizabeth All-Stars In his run for the total, another time its fifth most in a game in Seton big out and Fordham. Immaculate McAteer Greeley second beat Phillips- Hall’s opening contest against spaced his points with one left. shared the Food Fair and Southern Illinois. Tro- quite well. He had nine Trying to burg Catholic, 60-57, St. maneuver for a phy points given to the out- in the first and Mary’s stopped St. Aloysius, His other game records fourth periods, desperation shot, the losers standing player among five 13 53-42, in North Jersey semi- came with nine field goals in in the third and four in the couldn’t get the ball in bounds Philadelphia colleges Captures Honors finals. one-half and 49 points against Krumeich Top second. and another time out was call- with Bruce St. Peter’s and 16 field Drysdale of ed. Since it goals By When boosted his was Seton Hall's Penn. ED GRANT Michael’s defeated Greeley BREAKING A BOULDER The field NJSIAA at the NJCTC against Upsala. meet and win- total to 997 about sixth time out, the team was NEWARK Seton Hall and champ mid-way goals and foul shots converted George McHugh of St. ner of the charged with OR MOVING A MOUNTAIN St. Benedict's dominate Jersey City and through the final St. a technical foul The Aloysius at the NJCTC session, also made standards for meet. Northern New new Advocate’s began and St. Peter’s gained ballplayer, will be fifth annual New The third Jersey titles, Joseph’s a freeze in an pos- graduated man was Steve Ash- W Archbishop Walsh gym. Seton Hall’s steady session. Nicoletti missed HATEV from the five. Catholic Track Confer- topped to the bid. But. the starting Sophs Jersey urst of Our of the Val- attempt deny Lady Ted for free throw. Dan ence indoor all- Zizlspcrger second he would not be denied, aided Coombs, Sunkett star team. Jer- who confined Sonny ley, himself spot. and Chavc Krumeich by his teammate’s Randy and junior ry of Essex Catho- to passes. ST. YOUR chiefly relay running, but PETER’S highlighted its Mike lic gets the Even Murray along with accolade as the who will be the man OTHER EVENTS: The though the VOLVO to beat fin- lopsided second half comeback about Richie • Dec, the ace of outstanding runner of outdoors. score focused on the the ish in the NJCTC meet provid- the spotlight three minutes before the end freshman board JOB team, will be around campaign. ed the hurdles order of Greeley, it was still a team with Drew, a string of six in now in *62 for There 880: The duel points 1962-63. was no surprise in the between Wolf and Modeski. victory for the who little Paul also Bishops, over a minute to bring Pirates and Fracnke! and Bercik RENT NewB-18 Power Series St. Peter’s, which finished Gray Bees split- was the tied for first in the high jump fop-quality IngirlftlMairf with ting six of the 10 first highlight of the indoor season. at comprnisnd air oqulpmvnt through a 12-10 mark, the 11th team that meet and an earlier Three our berths. times they met at 880 straight winning season for 5-111/2 performance at the or 1,000 and COMPLETE AIK KINTAL PLAN Coach Don Those two schools domi- yards three times Seton Hall NIT Has Kennedy, is look- Spiked Shoe meet Flavor Al Individual tonfaf won, on the last Jersey fooli or an Air nated the season, occasion ing to improvement next sea- with Seton earned him the nod over NJC- inches NEW YORK North PacLapo of fuol, kotq son with Hall the NJCTC by at the NJCTC meet. TC Jersey fans will have more than comprouor, George McNally, Bob winning relay co-champ Ed Mulvihill of a air fool and two tfooli far aoff Tom in Bercik is the second fastest in passing interest in the National Invitation Tournament Murray ami Lynch re- championship January and Christian Brothers and NJSI- when door it SJJ/doy. from the St. Benedict’s the schoolboy half-miler in AA opens in Madison Square Garden March 15. turning starting five taking over- king Richie Kennedy of history with his On the and the that all title in a close meet 1:56.3, but Don Bosco. the second half of the initial double-header, possibility 6-10 two In shot put, Provi- DALE RANKIN weeks couldn’t make the first dence the Hank Finkel and 6-5 George ago. team. Gus Zilincar of Christian College, defending champion, will be meeting Ed Rcbcnack will be of Essex Catho- Brothers Temple. Vin the former St. TestOrive A Volvo This Week! ' Kennedy eligible won all with Ernst, Aloysius star and the again selection honors, KRUMEICII’S as lic, second to Fracnkel most after sitting out the in the O'Brotka valuable plcyer in the tournament last Plonk ltd.—Pit: UN MIU past cam- Tony of Bergen sec- year, will be the individual was NJSIAA more paign. top not an 1,000 and author of in the Rhode Island team’s «. ttyick, N. T.-Roaf* H-Pti EL I New engine... lots ond and Bob McCarthy of the lineup. easy choice, even he several fine though relay legs, made Crusaders Joe Kelly, who was a standout at same third. St. Peter’s will SALTS • RtNTAI • economy,..stillthe became the first NJCTC the Prep, SCRVICt ath- third team be in action for Peacocks Shoot Holy Cross when it takes on lete to Colorado State fabulous Swedish win a national indo«r quality! RELAYS: Thanks to March 17 in the first half title. MII.E: the dis- of an afternoon twin-bill. for O'Reilly was the For Another Win Competition the hon covery of Ernst, class of freshman flash Tim incidentally, was named to the second-team A product olmperh or came from Al this event. even of Fracnkcl of St STATION WAGON JERSEY CITY St. Pe- tie Hawkcs, Peter's retained the UPl's "Small America" basketball team Swedish Seton though did not come io for players engineering Hall and Steve Bercik up its 880 over 5-10 or ter's College's rifle team supremacy St less. Kelly gained honorable mention in the will of St Benedict's expectations with a best voting. HEADQUARTERS in the 880, lime Michael's play host anil Scion Hall. Tom to Columbia Uni- from Eamon of 4 28 8 Dick Marino O'Reilly of the of is? PAUL'S Tuihsco, Frank Tedeschi and versity here March 16 in its Bees in mile St Aloysius. second to Eamon the and from St Eil Corrigan were other MOTOR next match. The mem- SALES Peacocks, Benedict's all around star. bers of the Prep team Adams' one of the top teams in Seton Track Rt. 208 & Goffle Road the Paul Drew, in the hurdles Obituaries and Hall's mile Crusaders lineup of Bob Metropolitan Intercollegiate high jump MITAL FROM Hawthorne HA 7-2530 Dyke, Vadim BODIES S2M Rifle League, been Schaldenko. have Jerry is also the only re- Tie Fracnkcl and Ray Wyrsch Never sweeping most of their opposi- out- Make Publication All peater from tic 1961 fust Eagles Makes I ran Essex for first tion in record fashion team, to date. team, PARAMUS though two schools held Pope Puis clocking 3:31 0 at K. The will the of C NEW YORK The prema- ernale lost 25 yards to and Models squad's red team their and Don top ranking in Bergen Catholic remained meet ture relays: as against the 3:31 8 obituaries which were go to New Haven March 17 be- Webster's 47.7 on the 440 leg St. Peter's the 880 and deadlocked for the PLYMOUTHS in Se- top position at posted by the Eagles last ing written for the track Bob for the Connecticut State ca and Dowd had no time PACE ton Hall in the two mile. in the Catholic High MOTORS VALIANTS School race. recr Saturday's IC4A St. Mi- of Al Adams last year to make of Smallbore Matches. In recent up any it on the 47 Fracnkcl moved from Bowling League with 12-3 CENTRAL AVI up sec- re- chael's, which hit 3:33.7 at the are pretty much forgotten Bob Vecchiotti and 220. *l7OO matches, ond team in the 880, cords after action last EAST From O'Reilly week. IC4A meet, third. now. The ORANGE Ed Burns have been placed In Villanova sophomore setting from third team the the FIT. I*ll in mile Highlighting play was a the two-mile, ADAMS, VICTIM the Dyke, Zizlsperg- from St Michael's completed of an un individual pace, and Seton 455 score two Hall from second for games usual foot by er, Fracnkcl anil Wyrsch turn- a fine indoor season by an- injury in the last team in the mile relay. George Hagen of REZZA Pope Pius, ed an 806 at the week of his senior high nationals, a choring the Wildcat two-mile school NEW YORK Deadline Nears which blanked St. (ft). Mary’s shade better than St. Bene- team campaign. never NJCTC records relay to an IC4A got un FORT LEE A deadline were set Bergen Catholic champ- shut out St dict's lone effort tracked last the winter of 8:06.7 at year as a Villan- Dining At Its Best for entries in during by Krum- ionship. the Bergen Coun- Cecilia’s (E) and Queen of the eich N.Y.U. meet. Essex earn- Adams’ ova freshman. He was bur at 6.4 for the 60, both effort was one of ty CYO table tennis tourna- Peace defeated Don Bosco, ed third rating with a series dened by a tough with and without spikes, four by Jerseyans which con- engineering GILHULY'S ment has been set for March 2-1, in the other matches. by of near 8:20 Fracnkcl at clockings. course, which has since been 2:00.1 for an 880 tributed to Villanova's easy 26. The event will be held to RESTAURANT and BAR in a New team switched accounting. But 7 8. Jersey armory and victory. Most prominent, April and (EsL 1803) at this year, Al has run „ . by Bcrcik 1:56.3 for an 880 of course, was Frank Budd's consis- Delicious Luncheons and Dinners on Indoor tently strong for the Wild- served In Homelike Atmosphere a banked track; St. NJCTC All-Stars world record of 6.0. legs by Dally and Cond. cat two-mile club, SUNDAY. Air Peter’s at 1:55.3 for the 1,000- Leon Pras of Dover added his best be- Convenient to Coliseum & Theaters FIRST TEAM ing a 1:52.8 at the K. Choice Wines and Liquors. Musak yard relay in a New Jersey four points with a second in of C. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOE CONTINUING meet. armory; by St. Benedict’s EVENT NAME the 60-yard high los- PRIVATE PARTIES at SCHOOL CLASS hurdles, PERFORMANCE 15 M 8:06.1 for the two-mile Georgetown's ACCOMMODATINO to relay 60 Krumeich ing the deeision by an eyelash mile Jerry Essex relay 71» Eighth at 4«th Et. Catholic Sr r, 4 Ave., on a New York on club armory floor, 440 the Bulova barely made the I)lck Harvey St. Michael's photo-timer. finals, NEW YORK CITY Essex Sr 53 4 and Catholic at And Jon Dante of Union but then ran one of its by 880 Al Fraenkel ran best 8:23.8 Seton Hall Sr 2 00 1 for the same in of event a Mile with Adams on the two-mile races the winter to Eamon St. Benedict's place New O’Reilly Sr 428 8 Jersey Armory. team. fourth in 3:22.5. John Übhaus HH Paul Drew St. cAffTO!r“ Benedict's Jr 'so of St. Peter’s hit 50.5 UJ on the Atk tor the 60: Krumeich was Paul St. Benedict’s Sales Mgr. a hands- Jr. 5.11 u, SETON lIALL failed to score % opening leg, ASK FOR THE DEAL SP Roger Caruso of SPECIAL down first team choice in this (,us Zilincar Christian Bros. Jr. 49.44, in the meet, though Kevin on the NEW ItSI VALIANT Harrington Park 50.6 on event. 880 the lost once all Relay St. Peter’s Jerry only 1-412 Hennessey missed fifth place third leg and John Butler of West in a440 at the St. Fran- Mile Seton Caldwell Auto Mart winter, Relay Hall 3-31 0 by a only foot in the 1.000- St 49.9 ON YOUR Benedict’s on the an- 1071 BloomfieldAve., cis Prep meet. a 2-Mile Relay w. Caldwell And natural Seton Hall H:0«.0 yard run. chor. CA A 7400 SAVINGS second choice was Jean Nep- SECOND But, the Pirate freshmen i tune of Don TEAM Bosco, second THIRD TEAM in more than lived to their both the NJSIAA NAME SCHOOL up, - and NJCI'C EVENT NAME SCHOOL reputation with a second place meets. Third learn nomina- Neptune Don Bosco 60 Newsome Marist finish behind Villanova's world CROWN RAMBLER « tion was one of Marist’s pre- McHugh St. indoor Af Aloysius 440 Ashurst O. L. record of 7:18.4 in the . cocious Dick Newsome. Valley sophs, eri ' en,,lil t s SHn Rcbcnack distance !‘ Essex Cuth. medley relay. « i ' ' n0 A o s “s 140: y Milc George The last race of Zlzsperger Seton Hall Gcrinann ran a the w«i# ,, 11 "" 11,1 season provided the winner f" Modeski St. Benedict's 4 20.5 anchor mile and Tom Mu« viliiHi.m Christian Bros. lIJ here as Dick Harvey of St. Kennedy Don Bosco Tushingham led off with 1:55.9 O Brotka Bergen C ath. SP for the McCarthy Bergen Lath. 880. But Frank Gov- St. Michael's dOStO AMERICAN 880 R Seton Hall Essex (atholie MR QUARTERLY St. Michael’s $ 1699 f/, St. Benedict's 2MR \9W B(jy Esse* Cath. Hl* y DRIVE-IN nOHI o 1962 FREE 0* lassic 6 TELLER 2 PARKING otiw SERVICE BELOW PONTIACS SYJT* ON PREMISES *o* COST? Ix'l s face it. No SALE! denier, not even Bitterman 4 enn Chevrolet, sell any car below cost. TEMPESTS OUR SALESMEN That RAMBLER is if one wants to stay in business ami render KNOW HOW No Lower Prices service to CROWN IS TOPS TRADE-INS TO GIVE proper their customers. So don’t or Bettor Service be swayed by gimmick ON SAVINGS & YOU THE advertising or fast 1961 ’s 1960’s EQUITY BEST DEAII linking salesmen We make Anywhorel SERVICE a ... 1959 very modest d'ave bitterman s 1958’s of l due our filing volume Ditcovor how much P , .. . and you can be assured that AUTH. can we will always be to you lavi, to« us. MALCOLM here give you the kind KONNER SALES & SERVICE of service deserve you on you’re new Chevrolet. TRIUMPH SAVINGS JAGUAR • VOLVO CARS TRUCKS • LEASES / CHEVROLET A AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BITTERMAN CHEVROLET 583 KEARNY AVENUE (Corner Midland Aye.) KOPLIN KEARNY, NEW JERSEY 12 ELM • PONTIAC, .nc HOURSi ST., MONTCLAIR PI • Doily 9 to 3; 4 9200 op.n'oniiy mi 930 RAMBLER Thundoyt to 7 P.M. 411 NO. BROAD ST. W "d & S"' TUI P.M. rw . . OK U,.di. Cor.: 772„„„ Bloomhild, ELIZABETH, N. J. Ay., aero.. from 257 ELIZABETH lo.kawonna Station AVE. NEWARK OPEN EVENINGS TA 4-4000 March 15, Bishop Gives 1962 THE ADVOCATE 13 Essex Plans Scout Awards Essay Contest

MONTCLAIR - Entries are In now being accepted for the Paterson annual Essex County CYO es- say contests which will be PATERSON Girl Scouts conducted in four divisions should offer their work to the grammar boys, grammar 'Blessed Mother as an act of girls, high school boys add love, Bishop McNulty told high school girls. more than 2,000 Catholic girls The topic is the statement assembled at St. John’s Cathe- of the Bishops of the United dral for Girl Scout Sunday States for 1961, "Unchanging services March 11. Duty in a Changing World.” '"When leaders teach young The winner will receive a the scouts,” Bishop said, "the plaque and will be eligible to material same is often used compete in the archdiocesan and again again. And yet we contest. Entries must be sub- know that the Scout does not mitted to the county office, tire of learning to make things which is located here, and be using the same tools. And received no later than April when the scout completes 11. she offers it to her something GIRL SCOUT Boland leads a March 11 mother as an act of love. SUNDAY - Archbishop procession at a Sussex Ave. hour the ACADEMY OF Armory holy marking golden anniversary of Girl Scouting. More than "WHEN WE SAY the from the 8,000 girls throughout archdiocese in the SAINT ELIZABETH participated program. MEDAL WINNERS - Shown with Bishop McNylty are winners of the Mater Dei Medal we Rosary, say the same SRCONDARY SCHOOL FOR OIRLS at St. John's Cathedral, Paterson, March 11. First row, left to right, are Joanne Ellen words, fashioning them as an Girl Scout founded 1860 Full* Accredited Sunday EARLY CHRISTIANS Ganguzza, Holu Trinity (Passaic); Carol Ann Reihl, St. Bonaventure (Paterson); Suellen act of love for the Blessed some- tietert ef Charity New times held ,»n or love Convent Jereey Mother. This then is our rec- agape, Corbett, St. Mary's (Paterson), and Bishop McNulty. In second row are Lou Ann Schu- feast, before Mass. JEfforton 9-1600 ognition of the golden jubilee mann, St. Paul's (Clifton); Andrea Metzger, St. Bonaventure (Paterson); Theresa Gray, of Girl 8,000 Crowd Newark Scouting, that it be an Armory St. Paul's (Clifton), and Rev. James H. Murray, diocesan director of Scouting. act of love for Our Lady.” NEWARK - The Sussex the “I am sure,” he "on Highlighting ceremony said, Ave. Armory was turned into this Win Scholarships was the presentation of Mater golden anniversary of a cathedral March 11 as Girl all CYO Semi-Finals Dei Medals to six huge Scouting, we want to Pa. girls, Ji=- LATROBE, John J. more than 8,000 Catholic Girl ‘thank you’ to Joanne Ganguza of Holy say our good fANTS Contreni of St. Cecilia’s (E) Scouts gathered to rededicate Trinity (Passaic), Lou Ann counselors. Even though we r( and John Slated J. Degnan of St. themselves to their Patroness, sometimes thank SECRETARIES March 18 Schumann, and Theresa Gray, forget to you ' ' Benedict’s Blessed Prep are among a the Virgin, at a Girl for the good give, both St. Paul’s (Clifton); An- example you NEWARK The semi-final 26 lai CHNOLOQISTS group of high school seniors Scout holy hour. to drea Metzger and Carol Ann we don’t mean be ungrate- round in the battle for the who have been awarded schol- The event, in which girls ful and do X- IcMIYTECHNICIANS both St. Bonaventure we not forget to Newark Archdiocesan CYO Reihl, Rsoistrot*on-V arships to St. Vincent’s from throughout I fonGraduation College and Suellen Cor- the arch- include you, along with our basketball is (Paterson), tnttmibt (ft) Doy-Ers Clhm championships here. diocese also St. (Paterson). participated, mothers and in our J>A|tticiam QV) CM ftwrlumnl scheduled March 18 at two bett, Mary’s fathers, marked the 50th anniversary Thank SC N.Y.S.Llosnssd prayers. you for the GET YOUR . J®r sites. phyncianM Vf Click »o«r counselor of Girl in the Scouting United contributions you arc making Bequest Catalog tJ- Survivors of county play- States. to the work of the offs in Union and Essex will Church, EASTERN»ytk>w am.. which is Vocation Notes to bring girls to KING-SIZE 955thAvo.(16St.)NY3 meet at St. Benedict’s Prep, ARCHBISHOP BOLAND CH 2-31JO led Christ." Aff.CAftNIOII INSmun.amUnd.Ohla Newark, and Bergen and Hud- the girls in the prayer of re- son at champs will clash the dedication: “BUT "Most Holy Mary, THERE is one great CYO Center, Jersey City. DIVIDEND Teachers- Virgin Mother of God, kneel- danger we become discour- OPPORTUNITIES Mt. Carmel (Ridgewood), ing before your Divine Son in aged. We try so hard and which was aiming for a rec- FOR 16-35 the wo WOMEN Blessed Sacrament, things go wrong. We need a ord four county titles in Ber- ORITANI Years consecrate ourselves to place to turn. Go to Mary! In AT Serve 1,000 you God by Others took two Ago Serving gen, of the laurels, under your title of the Immac- every success, in every trial senior and intermediate boys. ulate in By MSGR. WILLIAM F. FURLONG Conception and ask you or difficulty the work of to be our Patroness and THE SENIORS will face St. our Girl Scouting, go to Mary!” Mother." Conniff Genevieve’s (Elizabeth) in the Msgr. praised Cath- 4% year "Brothers who teach Msgr. John J. per are a - archdiocesan final March 25 at just waste. If arc in- Conniff, act- olic sponsored Girl Scouting, they on insured savings on «■ telligent enough to 8:30 at St. teach, don’t on for few ing director of the national which he said a p.m. Francis why they go a provided pro- accounts over $5. more years, become priests, CYO, gave the sermon (Ridgefield Park). The game and combine both functions?’’ and gram of healthful recreation That an is excerpt from a letter I received the girls to that to Assets over J75,000f100 is a benefit to aid Rev. Mar- recently One of urged pray while helping the girls save my reactions to it was: "the tin R. Kelly, a missionary to "What would St. Benedict say?” Like wonderful, fruitful colab- their souls. all the early fathers of oration between Girl Bolivia. monasticisra he showed a certain Scouting mistrust for monks St. Andrew’s (Westwood) who wanted to become priests. Chapter and the Church may con- 62 of his famous will also have Rule questions their tinue.” He paid tribute to the Name a pair of cham- humility. In 58 Holy 7 St. Chapter Benedict rebuffs candidates who volunteered work of the Girl Scout lead- pions in the semi-finals with of their ac- Convenient Offices In Bergen Coun^f cord to become priests. Monks to become ers. its grammar and junior girls. were priests onlv Plans if Tourney Hackensack selected by their superiors, and the St. John's (Leonia) will be selection was to be made Cliffside Park only when there was a need for NEWARK For the first after the grammar boys’ ministering to the monks in the monastery. Students Enter time, North entries are Teaneck crown and Ascension (New Jersey • • • being sought for the Holy Palisades Park Milford) will be seeking the Sifter* of OF COURSE. CIRCUMSTANCES State Finals Name Handicap Bowling Tour- Paramus Reparation honors in the junior division CHANGED. For many centuries of nament. its of the of most our monks have been In previous five RidgcfieW Congregation Mary of the tournament. priests. They still are ORADELL Anne Hoehler But let us not forget that years, the tournament was rio-Ho-Kua - the Benedictine Jo- • ProvMllt* Horn* for Poor and In the Union Essex semi- monks who, more of St. Cecilia’s (E) and

• • Social Work- than all responsible for open only to groups from the Neglected Nurwj finals. St. Genevieve's (Eliz- others, were the education of boys seph Lee of St. Mary's (R) er* • Catechists • Parish Workers in early medieval Europe, Trenton Diocese, but this year Savings invested beforethe 10th of month dividends from the let • will were Brothers and not in every earn Secret *rl#« # Homemakers • Con abeth) take on Sacred priests St have earned berths the ducting Residences tor Business | Benedict himself was never it is Heart (Bloomfield) in the a priest. And the reason’ state being expanded to include Girls. Be finals of the Catholic cause God didn’t want him to be Holy Name societies from the girls came at 1 m ono Wrttf* Vmation T»t t erf re*** grammar p War Veteran’s Oratorical Cnn- N Y stale 143 West 14th Street Y n N Uilli Ilf- junior gul- t.-a-n- i-'i'irc • • ■ - 1 I ■ Pat ... ■ II Ttltphon# CHel 1 SS4O \ U 111 fc ee nilMl IN II lIM IN M .toliii * ' Clark i anil II..!. ( sell! Mil. ( IH( | |.s . ,|„. tin inteiesting Dial BE A Family (Nutleyi. playing history goes 1,.,,-g • • | elite .1 M I ! ... lie!.| \|„ , Ila. w..li I lie He I II "i" uen second ln h lie game 1 century divided the .'■* M.iv .ill,l a! Ellison monks here in tv e. i nipet it inn lavt week The three monasteries into of 10 The following games Jus groups oldest was railed l.anc-. Edison FRANCISCAN PRIEST deranus which at Bergen ( atliolic High Hir a meant are St Mary's (ltahw ay ) ( nothing more than "tenth ' St I.nines, which will close CARMELITE The debate Augustine, Benedictine .School topic was of Sorrows (South Or a monk, the l.ady brought word to England April 14. may be obtained Do CHRIST'S work in Parishes, Schools, w leie Moral Neves- St the letter "c" ami the "Foreign Aid, a PRIEST! angel, grammar boys. Latin ending "us" disappeared from the tournament director, Homo Missions or Foreign Missions. to rim us the word sit \ Michael's St “dean.” (Elizabeth) - George Kostinas, 156 Locust Man of AH the deans U'riltt Prayer Thomas i Bloomfield), junior in a monastery were under the oldest dean Ave . Trenton. 10. VOCATION DIRECTOR Man of Zeal boys, and Sacred Heart (Ell/ Cam‘' af’° r ,hC Bbbot antl proVosl Deans Plans were therM* Principal abeth l-Sacred (Bloom were, therefore, FRANCISCAN FATHERS Heart very important people in the Benedictine Man of Mary monastic field), intermediate boys. schools which were To Resume Tests very numerous in medieval Communion St. Thomas Mora Clerical# Europe, and the of St. Bernardino's Jackson Writ# to: forerunner Monastery 7th & N. t. all the schools of later LODI Sister Justi- or Sts., fr years Mary Box » °m S* 177, Pa. D. C. n C nnnru Benedict, his Hollidaysburg, Washington 17, Rev. Vocation Director BE A through thousands of teach- C SS F Breakfast lIUIIv^ h g Broth tia, principal of Im- n d,eval , E,lrnpp has come to us the title 54 Demarest Ave. "dean " whlch T maculate High LODI C Per dean, which t is ' Conception Rev. Paul 111 today so common in our 111 111 111 111 111 111 111 111 universities col- 1111 1 1 1 1 Mlllllll 111! 11 1111111 > 1111 11111 lit 11111 I 11 11 I I 1111 N.J. leges, School has announced that a P Englewood, and even secondary rotta. O . a philosophy pro- schools, both secular and' reli- of tests in affiliation •BCRKTAKV program fessor at Caldwell College and j Catholic • with University are Set«»i Hall will be • • , University, H THE Tho Secretary with that YOUNG planned this spring. the speaker Capuchin Fathers FOLKS, AND OLDER guest at the sixth s time wore considered Write to: nationwideplacement valid in a vocation 2 SCHOOL BUSES service. (ree discerning No Request catalog. criterion City . was considered. 1954 CHEVROLET NANCY TAYLOR SECRETARIAL A 30 PASS. FINISHING SCHOOL St. York and 226 dtias coast to Benedict - the Father VOCATION DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. •••to Ago w coast of Western Monasticism 1956 CHEVROLET 45 PASS. N.Y. - 42nd St., 36, • cettainly N Y. LO 4-1660 made things His simple! feast, by the way FOR INFORMATION Box Baltimore be observed y will PLEASE 5742, 8, Maryland March 21. ’ Call HU 2-8418 The Year With Our Lord

LENTEN HOLY HOUR CYO to Select JESUIT BROTHERS 501 till Fordham :P Road LUdlow 40J00 Now V York SI. N Y. Top PLEASE SEND ME before Schoolboy KREE BOOKLET the ON JESUIT BROTHER LIFE MONTCLAIR Essex Coun- My Noma THINKING 0* being BLESSED SACRAMENT ty coaches and sportswriters p a MISSIONARY? Km homo or foreign are Address being polled to determine MISSIONARY INFORMATION with the 1961-62 winner of the Leatherette bound certificate mailed county CYO’s DIVINE WORD'MISSIONARIES bmedtoMr 17th annual out- THE DOMINICANS hordentown, N. j CUSTOMARY NUNS standing OFFERING high school basket- Accelerated courses 4 «. r those In ball or high PERPETUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP player award. beyond school. . . . %S» Plcaac «i\c your nnme, address.' BROTHERS OF of The purpose of the award, CHARITY amount education, pariah «nc FRANCISCAN MISSIONAIY «HIOK Shrine Adoration oth»»i personal data. Also lndl«at« Rosary of according to Perpetual Rev. Vincent Teachers - 135 WEST I'. Social Workers - Craftsmen whether you wish to boa Prlosi' 31st STREET, NEW YORK I, NEW YORK Affanoso, Brother Springfield Avc. at Morris Ave., Summit, N. county CYO _ _ 3-0077. N J. director, CONTACT, LOngacra no answer, eel PC UM» is to stimulate BROTHER good sports- STEPHEN ARMSTRONG, fC. manship and conduct SUNDAY - on the OUR AFTERNOONS 3:30 4:30 LADY OF CHARITY NOVITIATE basketball as floor, an exam- 7720 DOE LANE, PHILADELPHIA 18. PA for ple younger players to emulate. Help Students to Become Priests

$7.00 WILL VISIT GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE MAINTAIN A STUDENT FOR ONE WEEK Livingston Girl A fully accredited Liberal Arts College WILL YOU HELP HIM ALONG? LiH Wins Contest Conducted THE by the Sisters of Mercy CALDWELL Mary Lynne Director of Apply: Admissions, Lakewood, N.J. A Manger of Livingston, a stu- In our Divine Word Seminaries in India, Philippines dent at Mt. St. Dominic Acad ROSARY and wo have number of emy, was the top winner Japan, a students preparing North Founded in 1899 the for among Jersey Catholic by Sisters of Charity the priesthood. MANY ARE VERY POOR and need high school students in a state- financial to continue their SHRINE wide help studies. PAX safety poster contest College of Saint FAizabeth sponsored by the New Jersey Conference of AAA Clubs. Convent TEAR OFF —— Station, Now Jersey Miss Manger took third prize in the senior A series of division of the sermons will begin on the First of Sunday contest which had Lent: him; entrants. Enclosed find for Title, The Cannon of the Mass. ) sponsoring a There The Christian invito to devote the were 12 winners, three you yourself to to the prieslhood for weeks. March The in each of four divisions. service of christ in ,ho 18, prayer for all now living Brothers classroom. The 25, Consecration Brothers are r educators and leaders of NAME | | . (please print) . O' ,re,and ST JOSEPH'S VILLA The youth throughout North America. April 1, prayer of Recollection •LAIRSDEN, PEAPACK. N j. For write: Rov. Br. The details, E. C. O'Connor, 8, prayer for all the Dead Ouest Houie for Womin and 21 Retreat House Pryer Now N.Y. Our Lord's own Terrace, Rochollo, 15, prayer Artistic French Chateau of breath Easter 22, Freedom's Holy taking beauty In the Somerset Hills Light Ultra modern facilities. Healthful climate. Excellent MAIL TO meals. Open vear Preacher: round to Cnevaleacenta. vacationists and permanent guests. CALDWELL COLLEGE 'lhe Very Reverend Retreats from FOR WOMEN J. J. McLarney, 0.P., S.T.M. September to June the REV. FATHER except Thanksgiving. Christmas, RALPH, natl. dir. Personal and New Year’s Weekends. Days CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY for and Evenings Blessings the Sick of Recollection. CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. S.V.D. Directed by the listers DOMINIC Catholic Universities of ft. John HIM TO HIS the Baptist. PEapick 1 0334 0105 HELP REACH GOAL Fully Accredited - Offering A.B. and B.S. Degrees 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 THE AD 14 V Q CATE March 15, 1962 Recruit Teachers for Africa Investment LONDON With (NC) Catholics Merit: THE COMMITTEE, with the have joined other Brit- major help of British government ish churches in inter-de- an grants, is planning to staff nominational campaign to re- about 7,000 classrooms during cruit 1,000 teachers a year for the next 10 years. the next five Society’s Annuity years for service Plan Teachers will be ade- paid Persons in Africa. with an abundance quate salaries, and education- of The worldly goods can invest inter-church committee al authorities in Britain are money with merit in by taking pointed out a statement that being asked to release volun- out an with the Society for the 16% of annuity So- Propagation only African children teers for periods of up to three ciety for the now Propagation of go to school. In most years with a guarantee of re- the Faith. ofthe Faith the life areas more During of than 80% of the employment on their return. the donor the income on the Archdiocese em- of Newark: school-age population get no The churches are asking is capital his, and at his death Most Rev. education at Martin W. Stanton, Ph. all, it stated. and school it S.T.D., LL.D. ployers principals, goes to the Vicar of Christ D., 31 Newark 2, N. their staff short- Mulberry St., J. Phone MArket 2-2803 despite own the through society. Hours: teachers Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; ages, to encourage to The Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. money will then be used Monks to Establish volunteer. by the Diocese of Paterson: Holy Father, not for mission one congregation Rt. Rev. Msgr, William F. Louis Brazil or Monastery MODIRN FULLY EQUIPPED group, but for all 24 DeGrasse Paterson of them. No St, 1, N. J. Phone ARmory 4 0400 34 Hr. Nurtliui Car* Kan. and Attendance one can lose Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 ATCHISON, (NC) - possibly out on Daily, p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. Three up the Donations monks of St. Benedict’s Ratal Ml I annuity plan. Write the to the Society for the the Propagation of here society for Abbey have been com- particulars. Faith are income tax deductible. HILLTOP HOUSE missioned to CENTER establish a mon- Nuralni A Cenvatatcanc* Ham* MISSION - modern Sea Gypsies Strikingly mission center of the of Religious Hospitalers astery at Mineiros, Brazil, in Heek Mountain Rd. is under Joseph now construction Peru. Facilities wide the St. near Lima, are spread out over new Diocese of Jatai. Pose they wear until it is is Problem rags, the rains it area to During is hard to minimize earthquake damage. enough to the coldest find Sea move a spot. Where shall in Sulu dry Gypsies” pose heart. we find funds to the a for the Oblates repair THE EXISTENCE of problem of “In of Angels Mary spite setbacks, we roof of this old building and to Missioners Over Immaculate in the Vic- is an article of faith supported have had a banner am build an Optimistic year. I additional room and ar Apostolic of Jolo. the and Christian STONY LODGE Bishop grateful to you.” store by Scriptures Francis room to accommodate J. McSorley, tradition. 0.M.1., these writes that India’s 100 more poor work- Church in Latin New York the Lay Institute is Poor Add America Ossining-on-Hudson, ers?” the helping missionaries with clinic To Incomes NEW YORK (NC) A Private for a for these Tiny Mary- priests and WEEK-END RETREATS Psychiatric Hospital, completely equipped people on knoll religious. the Ursuline Convent missioners in Latin and floating island of Sisan- at Ranchi, • The popularity of Littlo Diagnosis Treatment of Mental and Nervous Conditions America FOR THE LAITY is working are optimistic about gat, and that so far the Bihar, India, Courses in Christianity (cur- proj- Stanton the future ect “is among the who try- Bishop of the Church there Insulin Coma Electroshock moving along well.” poor are sillos), which are similar to SPEND A WEEKEND WITH OOD Psychotherapy to add to despite the shortage of “This ing their incomes by clergy, the retreat movement. group of islanders Masses In a priest who spent 16 weeks in For: MEN, WOMEN, and Sacraments Available come closer embroidering and lace mak- Orange • Gradual of no than to the development Latin America said here. shores ing. a middle class from which of our the Bishop Stanton will make re- HUSBAND and WIFE LEO islands,” Rev. Paul J. PALMER, M.D. “We have a workroom,” D’Arcy, vocations “There an appeal behalf of the M.M., ligious arise. Bishop explains. on director usually Conducted by the monk* of they writes Mother of education for the Medical Director will moor for Barbara, “for Society for the • Greater a short time. Propagation awareness by Saint Paul'! Abbey and lace Maryknoll Fathers, visited 254 These embroidery making of the faith March missioners of socio-economic people live in their on 18 at Please make reservations early Charles M.D. Maurice J. M.D. where mothers add the Maryknollcrs serving missions A. Bright, O'Connor, little boats and to St. Rev. conditions. are a fearful John’s, Orange. in six Latin American coun- Write for Information to: Director Associate Director and meager wages of their hus- Thomas Associate frightened people. Kenney Burke, tries. • More efficient and wide- bands. DIRECTOR OT RETREATS pastor. spread of “Slowly we have started to use mass commu- “Plenty of the orders for Queen of Peace Retreat House 914 Wl 1-7400 make Bishop Stanton wishes to HE SAID some of the rea- mvations media. Telephone headway with them. Be- our work so are coming in, his sons St. Paul's Newton, N.4. with express deep gratitude for their optimism are Abbey. ginning two we clinics, that if we had a have building large to Father Burke and to the the CONDITIONAL won the confidence of following: absolution is to accommodate them enough other pastors of the arch- • A catechetical given some of them. dynamic by a priest when he is we could work to diocese easily give for their coopera- system that is to off- not “The helping certain of the condition or sight of the little 100 more poor poor women. tion in these set the acute making ap- shortage of of a ones with skin dispositions penitent. diseases and room “The we are now us- peals possible. bit of just one clothing which ing is crowded and unsafe. Iti 7 hue of Need

Morris to NFCCS: Consult Your Governor Hughes Catholic Funeral Director To Get Shillelagh It hose careful and understanding service is in accord with JERSEY CITY - A shille- the traditions Reason, Not of of Holy Mother Church Emotion, lagh friendship will be giv- en to Gov. Richard J. Hughes when Is he attends the Friendly Basis of Freedom Sons of St. Patrick dinner JOHN J. QUINN WILLIAM INC. March 15 at the Casino in the SCHLEMM,

of little • CONVENT—PeopIe first purpose of the liberal Park. *. BERGEN COUNTY FUNERAL HOME 2200 HUDSON BIVD. competence in the _ I | field of in- arts as the search for The 323-329 college governor will receive PARK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. ternal security are pontificat- the fountainheads the of our cul- shillelagh from Eugene P. TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE ORANGE, N. J. WILLIAM SCHLEMM, ing in this area “with the re- ture and civilization and their Kenny, president of the so- ORange 3-6348 MANAGER sult that relations MAYWOOD BOGOTA responsible concern to the world of the ciety. He will share the speak- UNIon 71000 is beaten Rob- the LITTLE FERRY being down,” 1960’5, second as the er’s honors "does it-■6est/ FRANK syn- with Very Rev. ''Dufch)lsoy McGEE ert Morris told the HUbbard regional thesization of the treasures of Edward F. Clark. 7-3050 525 SUMMER S.J., presi- AVENUE james a. McLaughlin conference of the National to history a dent of St. Peter's provide guide to VOLK FUNERAL HOMES N. J. 591 JERSEY Federation of Catholic College. NEWARK, AVENUE Col- struggling man in William every con- Judge V. McLaughlin 'Du&h HUmboldt 2-2222 with TEANECK: TE 6-0202 JFRSEY CITY, N. J. lege Students on March 11 at and the tingency third to in- will be toastmaster. Doff* St Elizabeth’s BOGOTA: HU 9-2202 Oldfield '3-2266 College. still "a will and capacity in MURRAY The former chief counsel to the undergraduate to safe- JOHN J. FEENEY * SONS FUNERAL WILUAM SCHLEMM, INC. the Senate Internal SERVICE Security guard and to preserve” this 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE MICHAEL J. MURRAY, 539 BERGEN AVE. Subcommittee, now president heritage. ROBERTO'S I N. J, Director JERSEY CITY, N. J. of the University of Dallas, ONE-COAT FLAT WALL FINISH RIDGEWOOD, GREEN Gilbert 206 BELLEVILLE JOHN J. addressed the conference on POND 4-7650 AVENUE CARTY, GEORGE HUNTON, secre- j its theme of “Freedom and BLOOMFIELD, N.J. MANAGER tary of the Interracial Council MANOR GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME He linked the EASY TO USE PI 3-2527 HEnderson 4-0411 Responsibility.” of New Convalescent & York, spoke to the 335 UNION STREET role of the liberal arts college beau- delegates from colleges in New Nursing Home One coat covers EARL F. BOSWORTH to the j HACKENSACK, N.J. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME struggle to preserve York and New on the "For who care" with never a Jersey people | tifully, HUbbard 7-1010 311 WILLOW AVENUE our western heritage. GRACE Director lay apostolate. brush or roller mark. MURPHY, |A completely equipped nursing hornet N. J. the .offering the personal 301 ROSEVILLE HOBOKEN, MORRIS EXPLAINED “This is no to and Individual! dries CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE AVENUE time be an attention Nalplcx in a jiffy, needed for complete com- OLdfield 9-1455 fort. observer, a In j has no odor 1321 TEANECK ROAD NEWARK, N. J. bystander ... "painty" OLdfield 9-1456 this, the you are Invited to visit I HUmboldt 3 age of the laity, the WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 2600 Togetherness or write anytime I role of the lay person in EASY CLEAN UP the 1 Green Pond Rd., RT. 513 ! FRANCIS X. FAHEY, BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME Green Pond, OPACITY will be chang- | N. J. —OX 7-7500 For Our parish mightily No need [or Lady messy Manager 41 Highlond Ave. ed. Laymen will take a large FUNERAL HOME PLAINFIELD First Sat- clean-up after tisinc TE 7-2332 Jersey City, N. J. share of the responsibility for Michael J. urday devotions in honor wash Murray, Mgr. of of Nalplcx. Just Charles A. Stevens, the religious life the com- the Blessed brushes THOMAS J. DIFFILY 722 Clinton Avenue Mother were in- pans, munity,” he said. rollers, Manager 41 AMES Newark augurated at St. Bernard’s in and water. AVENUE 8, N. J DOLLY MOUNT soap DElaware 3-6446 parish at a 9 a.m. family RUTHERFORD, N. J. ESjex 4 6677 March 3, celebrated Mass, by NURSING HOME EASY TO CLEAN WEbster 9-0098 Msgr. Charles B. Murphy. Tertiaries to Hear i WOZNIAK The T- lovely Nalplcx HENNESSEY MORRIS COUNTY The program is sponsored Under State License MEMORIAL HOME colors cinch the Of New Program An established home that is arc a to FUNERAL HOME by parish Family Life quiet, 320 22 Myrtle Avenue restful and luxurious, located attractive, for KIPP under the WYCKOFF - Wally on keep 232 Apostolate direction Roe- AVENUE N. J. BERMINGHAM spacious grounds. For the aged, has Irvington, of Mr. and Mrs. Chester buck, national director of the Nalplex a truly Tig- HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. Conrad & FUNERAL HOME chronically ill and convalescents. Ray Wozniak, Third Order of _ washable finish ges. The Mass will be offered St. Francis ATlas 24 Hour Nursing Staff 8 1362 Director* 249 SOUTH MAIN STREET for interracial each month onthe first Satur- program under- SYLVIA NOLL R.N. ESsex WHARTON, N. J. standing, will speak at the BOLSTER, 3-0606 day at 9 a.m. Directress FOxcroft 6-0520 March 20 of St. program ESSEX COUNTY GORNY ft GORNY Elizabeth's Fraternity. Telephone LAmbert 5-7677 Club Sets MORTUARY SCANLAN Mercier 20 VALLEY ROAD, Roebuck will explain the CLIFTON, NJ. FUNERAL HOMES 303 MAIN STREET Annual Third Order’s new KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME Breakfast program. 781 Newark EAST ORANGE, N J. Pompton Tpk. 101 UNION AVENUE WEST ORANGE—The Mer- ORonge 2-2414 Pompton Plains, N. J. N. J. cier Club of Montclair and BELLEVILLE, TE 5-4156 9-3503 L. V. MULLIN & SON vicinity will hold its annual PLymouth SH 2-6433 976 BROAD Communion breakfast STREET family fflS CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE on April 1 at the Mayfair BARRETT'S NEWARK, N. 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Monuments made of the Rock of 0n,e,l" r Avanua granite from Ages 525 45th STREET u .. . 579 Grovo HU 1-474*„,,!!* Street MASTAPETER Newark. N. 1. Quarry E. L. Smith Barre Guild Monuments Quarry UNION N. J. Eauy lo U»d. I>uih Spread will Irvington, N. J. CITY, FUNERAL HOMES

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JJ! 329-341 324 Essex St. Franklin Ave. NOrth 7-I*ol RIDGE ROAD Open - HU 9 7337 NO ARLINGTON, N.J. U to 0 Mon end Tuea .; H to tt Wed.; H to l» Thure. At ; H to 0 Every Day For this Opposite Holy Cross Cemetery Frl listing in section call The MArket 4-0700 8 to 7 Sut. Advocate, Except Wednesday, 8 to fl Diocese Orders Union Wages March IS, 1962 : THE ADVOCATE 15 NORTH BAY, Ont. (NC) a decent and living wage full not encourage any contractor Can't the Bishop Carter of Labor unions See for Alexander employment. when proof is given that he Church Bricks, Ste. Sault Marie has issued have a great role to play in refuses to hire union labor, a pastoral letter down the laying development of a better or refuses the union the right directives for of union use system." to approach his men for pur- Editor labor and payment of Fellow union “In keeping with the spirit of them." Says of Protestants poses organizing wages in all diocesan of the con- Holy Father’s "We expect that words," religious MILWAUKEE struction work. (NC) To “Few Protestants take the Bishop continued, "we communities, and all adminis- ser- ticed,” he continued. "It Protestants the Catholic the Catholic would be an to have trative iously professions anomaly always urged our people groups representing Church is an of obedience DR. MARTY said that the see the social doctrine of the their overwhelmingly to a divine im- to join and to be- Catholic will follow union, interests, institution rather than Church violated a faith perative in this realm. Catholic institution struck the in the building come responsible and active the these directives. Too spirit of mortar of —a brick and enter- often Protestant as growing institutions where > members. But cannot they get the impression larger, presum- we give At least they should see that prise in the and a that the and monolithic. ably this doctrine is be community motive for the teach- powerful, to lip service to the need for in all their contracts a living power bloc on the national and taught," the asserted unions ings laws is to populate "To the Protestant it often Bishop and ignore their exis- is being paid and the wage a Protestant editor told in his letter. level, tho world with little Catholics. that the tence when the financial in- minimum is be- appears command, regional wage Catholic audience here. a That Protestants themselves ‘Bo fruitful and ig terests of the Church are at followed.” multiply,’ QUOTING FROM ing This view sustain Pope stake.” was presented by small imagination con- the foremost to be heard in John’s encyclical Mater et Ma- Dr. Martin E. Marty, as- cerning enduring world popula- the Roman obedience," he "WE sociate tion gistra, Bishop Carter said: SHALL remain in close Day editor of the Christian problems is seldom no-, said. “We of Prayer must do everything possi- contact with union leaders," Century of Chicago, in a talk ble to help our workers secure the Bishop asserted, "and will For Physicians at Marquette University. Dr. Marty is a member of the BEHOLD EAST - ORANGE A day of Missouri Synod of the Lu- ST. BENEDICT'S recollection for the Catholic theran Church. Physicians Guild of the New- THY MOTHER "I AM convinced PREPARATORY SCHOOL ark Archdiocese will be held that if we correct the institutional March 25 at East pic- The of Christ As Seen hold Orange HIGH HONOR - Msgr. John J. Kiley (left), director of the Life will ture the Catholic High School we are on verge of starting CYO of the Newark Archiocese and canplain of the Through the Eyes of His Mother at 11 a.m. entering anew stage," he as- Archdiocesan A PRE-REGISTRATION Committee on serted . MIATHTAKINO IN ITI lIAUTY AND COLOR The director will be Rev. scouting, receives the Silver Beaver plus too VOICI Award from great good will . . . CAST or 300, CHOIR Thomas J. O’Connell, S.J., of Leonard Burg, chairman of the award "Personally, INFORMATION PROGRAM committee of the exists between most Georgetown University School Robert Treat Council, Boy Scouts of private APRIL 6,7, 8 America. The Catholics and their of Medicine. Conferences will honor is for neighbors. distinguished service to boy- Enormous reservoirs of good for ail applicant! for tho be held before and after hood. Memorial Pa. will exist here Hall, Bethlehem, lunch, a medical-moral forum as a counterac- tion the is set for and the against pressure A 1962 freshman class 3 p.m. day P' n 6 ,M rM A ,U 7 3,00 rM ond 8:00 P-M April September, ORDER ' ‘ P > - ) «, groups, the hate movements in will close with Mass at 4 3,00 P-M. all Chair Hall Aran* p.m. TICK PTC Prlc«i, parformancan $2.50, Fr. each confession. uota " Reservations made Coll To be told odul i2M and IJO Children 75c Wrlta for March 17, 8:45 a. m. must be of ' * fold.r. Saturday, at Elizabeth NOW - that Catholicism Is Sand ch.tk ordtr ta by March 16. a con- er money to annihilate Protes- Catholic Pageanta Bethlehem, in CONLIN AUDITORIUM spiracy Inc., 433 Carlton Are, P*. 865-0891 tantism and the American Novena Marks way 520 HIGH NEWARK to Open of life docs not true ST., Anniversary ring as At St. Bonaventure he observes his harmless form- ELIZABETH Rev. George Catholic unoblo attond March will following neighbor." (Tho,* to on 17 roport Coll, PATERSON - The annual T.0.R., administrator of Dr. said that Pro- 8:45 a.m. March Immaculate Marty Saturday, 24) novena in honor of Heart of 13-Tuesday Mary testants and Catholics had Church a St. will was honored on To bo Anthony open March here, oligiblo for admltilon to St. Sonodict'i an applicant must mandate to regard each other March 11 the attond olthtr data. 20 in St. Bonaventure’s Church on occasion of on as co-inhabitants and the partici- SAFETY 25th Vary Roy. Mark W. Confroy, 0.5.8. under direction of Rev. Albert anniversary of his or- pants in a free dination. society. Hoadmaitor Martin, O.F.M. ( services Tuesday will be at More than 400 at- IT IS the char- Save people self-seeking 8 3:15 and tended that a.m., p.m. 7:30 a Solemn Mass of acter serves to obscure O P.M. MAR. APR. Forum will have a of re- Ricra, t&O** SUNDAY MATINEE, 18, 25, 1,8, 15 day T.0.R., houT St. c “ collection on March 18 at Joseph’s, The Bronx. ctu otve LAST PERFORMANCE St. Com Rev. Gcnadius Sot Bridget's Church, opening with Diez, 0.5.8., SUN. APRIL 15 - A EVENING 8:30 P.M. MATINEE 3:00 P.M. at of St. Mary’s yat ut\^* Miss noon, followed by Abbey, Newark, acco who FATHER COLL Jet Air at' brunch at the school. helps opt at Immaculate fcun* Heart of VIA DOLOROSA Vincent P. Mary, «\ote AUDITORIUM Msgr. Coburn, preached. New and New York. tW forum will Jersey c Blvd. at 23rd moderator, be con- tft°tt Bta8 St., Bayonna, N.J. Phono: HE 6-8161 FATHER Gifts were presented to c ference COLL is a native Fa- speaker. The after- iav ther Coll by Pilgrimage of the island of Juan noon will conclude with Mallorca, Esparra, ADULTS $1.25 Bene- president CHILDREN $.75 Spain, and ordained of the Name diction was there Holy SPECIAL GROUP at 4 p.m. RATES AVAILABLE in Society, on behalf of tho the 1937 after studies on Mal- par- ...under spiritual direction of tt ishioners. P lorca and in Rome. REV. JOSEPH P. «Io* He caine MURPHY, Asst. A4onrx"' t Class to the 1946 Speakers at the dinner nW'O Maternity U.S. in and was an in- Chancellor, Archdiocese of New ut*o 0 cluded assistant at St. Father Rev. Se- TEANECK A course for Joseph’s Span- Coll, York, N. Y„ departs New York ofiStnc* bastian SETON HALL UNIVERSITY ish Church, Newark, Lliteras of St. John QUA* expeclant parents will begin until September 15, via AIR FRANCE at Holy Name 1949 and at St. Luke’s Church, Chrysostom Church, New Hospital on Jet . . . visiting Rome, Lourdes, PRESENTS York, a former TV April 9 at 7:30 in Marian Tho until 1953, when pastor of Im- p.m. Bronx,, Paray-le-Monlal, Ars, Ven- ho maculate Heart of Dr. Lyon, Hall and will last to May 7. was named pastor of St. Mary; ice, Florence, Paris and Geneva. Jose Manuel Garcia-Mazas Candidates may register to Benedict’s. of A GALA PERFORMANCE up In OF New York Europe an experienced bilin- 7:15 p.m. of the day of the The Mass he University, and celebrated, James Robolo. gual American Express Tour Es- first class, to Sister a parishioner. PUCCINI'S according sung by the Vil'a Walsh Choir Msgr (' cort the M. Canice, C.S.J., of William llemihiirh, accompanies group to maternity Morristown, was composed supervisor. pastor of SI Cene\ e’s, and handle all travel arrangements. by a seminary classmate, ie\ Very He\ LA E>OHEME> Patrick J Gerrity, Other groupsdepart April Rev. Anthony Martorell, pas- through tor of Rosary, delivered TO R., general Holy September... identical itinerary SUNDAY, MARCH 25th 6:00 P.M. councillor of the invocation and closing the order in Rome and direc- .. . Spiritual Director. See your MOSQUE THEATRE, NEWARK Name tor of prayer. Holy polyphonic music at travel agent 0r... SAVINGS and Loan Association Stars the father Coll Featuring of Metropolitan North American College. received letters of his ******* St. John's, l.eonia A St. congratulations on jubi- MORE AMERICAN 40 Commerce Newark N. J. Mitchell 3-0260 Patrick’s THAN 250 attended lee from EXPRESS Street, 2, dance will be held Boland, Licia Archbishop Ferruccio Tagliavini Albanese at the dinner which Doily, 9 to J, Wednesdays to 8 p m. Peter Kramer Hall on followed, in- Bishop John J Maguire of about TRAVEL SERVICE Frank Valentino March 17. The chairman cluding 20 priests from New York and Most George Cehanovsky is Rev. FREE PARKING 4 Filth AT KINNEY GARAGE ACROSS THE STREET Peter Casamento. John H. 65 B'way. WH 2000 • 649 Av»„ Salvatore Baccaloni William Wilderman Boecella, TO R., su- PL 9-7400 • 150 E.42ndSt. MU 7-3700 perior general of the order in also Blessed Pater- Seton Sacrament, Hall Girl Rome. son The Mildred Ellor society will spon- concert Proceeds to the sor a by Leydens Ac- Gets \V \ \ ' cordion on Fellowship • x SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Fb Band March 23 at Busy Summer \\x x' Eastsidc High School. PATERSON Anne w \ V •\\ Tickets $2.75 to $2O Long- v street of Ridgewood, a senior available St. Paul’s, Cllftc.. A St. At Seton Hall \ \ \ English major, became Patrick’s the Bamberger's or Day buffet supper Agency first student of Scion Hall, SOUTH ORANGE and dance will be A rec- SO held March w Telephone 2-9000, Ext. 27 %.r • s% to receive ord of -'— Paterson, a Wood- number 445 courses 17 at the school hall at 9 will p.rn. Wilson row fellowship, it was be offered by Scton Hall Uni- Frank Swinarsky is chairman. announced by Rev. William versity during the 1962 sum- Newark Police Anchor Club director of mer Keller, the univer- session, according to r u-‘ i* ..*+* The club presented a check sity’s graduate scholarship of- Dr. John Callan, director. \ to Rev. Robert P. Egan, fice. di- There will he 316 daytime rector of New Boys- Jersey Miss Longstrcct will begin offerings on the South Orange town, for the new gymnasium graduate studies at Stanford campus, 60 on the Newark erected there. being The pre- University in September, campus during the evenings sentation was made and 49 by Dct. working towards a doctor of in Paterson on a day- Robert J. time Jones, president, philosophy degree in litera- and evening basis. \ and Sgt. William J. Rodgers, ture, specializing in contem- The intersession will begin vice \ president. porary poetry. on June 11 and run through June 29. The regular session St. Cecilia’s, Englewood The Woodrow Wilson fellow- K\ \ \ will start on July 2 and con- A St. Patrick’s Day dance ships were founded in 1946 to clude on Aug. 10 and the sci- x \ marking the 60th anniversary assist graduate students who ence >\Wv intend and mathematics session ■ \\ of the society will be held to become college will he initiated on June 25 March 17 at St. teachers. V\ \ Cecilia's v- and terminate on Aug. 17. School cafeteria. It will fea- All graduate will \ x,-' \ ture Irish dancers from Ber- offerings Sons be held exclusively on the v gcnfield and from the St. Friendly \x \ South Orange Cecilia’s Irish dancing class. campus. \ Await Day w St. Joseph’s, Hackensack Big August J. Rauschcr, Newark PASSAIC Bishop McNulty Chief at Sets of Police, will speak will be chief speaker at tho Seminary w\ V the March 18 Communion 15th annual St. Patrick’s Day which will follow 8 dinner % INTEREST breakfast, of the Passaic-Clifton Centennial Falk \ \\xx ■ a.m. Mass, celebrated by Rev. chapter of the Friendly Sons vs !<7 \\\ \S SOUTH ORANGE Rev. Walter Nazarewicz, pastor. of St. Patrick on March 17 at Cyril S.J., will deliver from John Kotowski, president, is in St. Nicholas School. Vollert, t \ of on the Centennial day deposit of The Lecture of Im- charge arrangements. With the on the dais Bishop maculate society will also in Conception Semi- ~"V participate will be Cyril W. Collins, past Vi'SO nary on “The Ecumenical . W ONE YEAR a solemn procession March 19, president of the Serrq Club of CERTIFICATES which will conclude and the Catholic Atti- a triduum Paterson and vice of Spirit president tude.” > in honor of St. Joseph. the United States Trucking The talk will he nn Cos. The toastmaster will be given St. Elizabeth’s, Wyckoff April 3 at Scton Hall Univer- Daniel T. of Passaic. The annual St. Patrick's Day Hanley OF DEPOSIT sity at 4 p.m. dance and party will be held Warren J. Wynne of Pas- March 17 in the church hall. saic Is chairman and Edward

Thomas C. Gaffney is chair- J. Foster of Clifton is co- $l,OOO to $25,000 man. chairman. There will bo As dancing following the dinner. Long A Wedding Reception As You Live Commercialtrust Cos. Food Institute Sets n you win rcciv. , DEPENDABLE and c of New Jersey Annual Breakfast GOOD INCOME II you invest your fryer PLAZA HOTEL NEW YORK—Rishop James •n a s in our MAIN OFFICEi 15 S.V I). ANNUITY Exchango Place, li. Jersey City S*.. J«r««y CKy, N i. Griffiths, Papal rep- PLAN. resentative to tho United pr«vM«ai Na- You also ahum In the In the winter • Dl«nlfl«4 ianqw«t Ihmi it’s frozen fingers and frozen clothes. In the summer it’s rain, 11 Convenient Offiles tions, will address the 17th an- great work of the Missions lit Mi> •nd nual Communion help in educating ® breakfast of I fires and broken clotheslines. automatic Cwtelw rlcsts and Brother* for backyard Why fight it? With an the Institute the JERSEY - • of the Missions. CITY BAYONNE - UNION Hmd—l pri«M Cathol|c clothes a is kind of CITY • Certain tax advantages. dryer complete wash Huff-dry in only 45 minutes in any ® Food 29 at Carafwl )• Industry April the • A Lasting and . «H«nK«n Memorial weather! OPIN MONDAY Statlcr Hilton. remembrances In many , Stop being a drudge. Buy an automatic dryer at favorite store. EVENINGS (Ex.pt Main Office) Bridal C»w»w4«nt your Musses and prayers.

JERSEY Breakfast will 9 a.m. WRITE TOR CITY and BAYONNE 7 ta I— UNION follow FREE INFORMATION, CITY 4 t. | Oldfield 3-0100 Mass at the Church of Our SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS SOCIETY OF Saviour, celebrated Amf*« tokUf lf«M by Msgr. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS Member federal Reserve John A. THE COMPANY System end federal Deposit InsurantsCorp. Air CandttUrtid Fleming, chaplain of DIVINE WORD the ® institute. Chairman is Annuity Dept. GIRARD, PA. TAXPAYING SERVANT OP A GREAT STATE Frank X. Stapleton. THE 16 ADVOCATE March 15, 1962 Fort Lee Board OKs Ride to Americans Boy's Pope FORT Appeals - LEE The Fort Lee ferred the the request to Ber- board’s decision rested on the Board of Education confirmed gen County Board of Educa- fact that Neil was travelling Fallowing is lb, text of letter at Pope John's to the Bishops the V. its March 12 meeting an ion. The of S. on the Laeture Dolans then received on a well-established school C,Wn WM Md earlier ’ AprU 1 U hkh iU thv decision to provide bus notice from the u climax Relief Fort Lee bus route which carries an- FundAppcal ’ ' W 2 Bishops’ transportation to Madonna board that the county board other child from his neighbor- School for a 12-year old Coy- had said it would be impos- hood to a class in Palisades The Catholics of the United us to realize that we can tesvillc who is re- religious and faithful of boy recovering sible to grant such a service Park and States of your passes by Madonna America, the pose our paternal from heart by confidence surgery. to a respective dioceses to renew parochial school student. School en route. edifying of their in practice you, through your official their of heartfelt Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dolan pledge co- At a Feb. 19 of Faith and their affection- meeting the by agency, the Catholic Relief had written the board in mid- operation with the charitable Fort Lee AN ABBOT elect- ate devotion to Rev. James is usually our person, Services of the National bus board, Cath- works of the Vicar of Christ. January requesting trans- have T. assistant at ed for life warm olic Welfare McHugh, Holy by professed mem- always brought in portation for their son, Neil Conference, and 10 bers of community of monks. comfort and order AWARE Trinity, parishioners a to continue the invalu- AS we are of the Jr., a seventh grader. to renew the request. consolation to able aid and appeared which you have ready sclf-sacrificing gen- Coytcsvillc Is a section of our which The board instructed its fatherly brought to countless people erosity our beloved chil- Fort Lee and the Dolan family theq heart. dren in the United attorney, Joseph Skcllcy, to throughout the world in the States of lives in Holy Trinity parish TEETHING PAIN Despite the past 19 cither America have investigate the legality of the years, directly always shown, there. Holy Trinity has no de- or we feel confident proposal and, within the babyfi many by providing the that once seventh or stu- week, Supreme eighth grade irritations, usecool, 1 Neil the bus. \ gum mands made Pontiff with the liberal again they will with dents was riding means respond as yet in its school, soothing DeWitt’a liquid] their of this their At the March to upon dispensing welcome as- customary liberality to so the children attend Ma- 12 meeting balm give almost instant ch'arity, sistance. the appeal which you which confirmed the they arc donna, several miles away. decision, about SOßE GUM have :never to make to them in our Dr. Abraham board 1 n'pWitt'c Safro, iDeWlttS lotion... INDEED, the open-handed THE BOARD at first wavered in name. re- chairman, said that the of American the charity Catholics It is fervent outstand- our prayer that has made itself felt in almost God exercise Almighty may bestow ing land every and and of this virtue; and it is clime, making upon you the members of our it possible to provide food and your flocks a pleasure, on this to copious recom- occasion, for considerable THE clothing num- pense of celestial ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED MARKET extend to Venerable favors and PLACE you, bers of their hungry fellow- graces, and, in Brothers, and to all those con- testimony of men, shelter for the homeless our paternal affection we fided to your zealous our' cor- care, and and hospitals medicines to AUTO BUSINESS commendation and dially impart you, ven- DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE warm for the sick and infirm. erable thankfulness. brothers, and to Again your this year on Lactarc *59 FORD. Custom $993 FLOOR LAKE clergy, and faithful WAXING PROPERTIES religious 2 Ur. 8 cyl. R&H Like new DURING these venerable trying Sunday, brothers, people, our days particular '53 CHEVROLET $593 Apos- All B MAINTAINABLE A SUPPLY AT GREEN POND. LAKE TAMARACK will call 4 White when the of you upon the tolic Benediction. Dr.. RAH. Walls Home and Commercial cleaning and populations many clergy, and otner private lakes In Northern 'fll $1395 waxing. Church kncelerf countries are still FALCON recovered or suffering New Jersey. Year round and summer Almost new. RAH. WW repaired. CH 5-7033 FU 8-5048. untold and homes. Conveniently near Paterson, hardships priva- 'BO Falrlane 500 and FORD. $1393 PLUMBING Newark New York City. Year-round the 4 Dr. A HEATING tions, common father is 'Shared Time' New WW. 8 cyl., Auto. homes from $10,500. Summer cottages called them in Nothing '6O FORD $llO3 from $3,600. upon to help MICHAEL T. BAUDERMANN 4 Dr! RAH, White Walls. Like New ST.. N. J. BUCKLEY A. Broker their distress. I#l WILLIAM NEWARK 3. WHEELER, '3B CHEVROLET. Impala . . $1143 MARKET 37407 To Route 23, Newfoundland N. J. It is a consoling for Illinois School Auto. P/Stcerini, WW. RAH thought District OX 7-7100 Eves. OX 7-4102 NURSING HOMES NAPPA FORD, INC. EVANSTON, 111. (NC)—The classrooms for home LAKE WALLKILL econom- eSS Newark Ave., Elizabeth EL 4-8030 head of an In N.J. Evanston school ics and Newark, LAKE NEEPAULIN Hospital Plaque shop work, which have district SALES said he has had EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ABBEY HOME RENTALS a limited NURSING Pre-Sea uses, is almost prohib- son Choice Listings ‘‘shared time” ~r COMPLETE SERVICE Honors Staff education plan itive for private ’ WE FOR schools. Thus HAVE OPENINGS «lcd. convalescent. chronically ill ALFRED E. Realtor with Catholic schools for DINTER, 35 the parochial schools FEMALE-STENO NEWARK A hon- and this 86 VAN NESS PLACE t LOOMIS AVENUE SUSSEX N. J. plaque years. school district worked TYPIST (Off the deceased members out an Clinton Ave.) PACAKANACK oring Dr. Oscar Chute’s LAKE report amicable 3-0303 medical at program,” said SECRETARY Bigelow of the active staff was made in comment a on Chute. Immediate Occupancy —3 BR Split MALE - SALES LAUREL St. Michael’s was un- the shared-time MANOR A CERTIFIED Hospital proposal put Level large family kitchen GE OPERATION HOME for elderly men and women; veiled Sister M. Nome ENGINEERS Range. Oven. Dishwasher 2Vi baths, by Fclicitas, forward educators THE UNDERSTANDING - The Holy close rttentionand care; rate* reason- by in re- DISTRICT receives $45 Society Rec. large Rm with fireplace, 2 car gar. administrator of the Queen held house for EXECUTIVE able; ELmwood 6-4108. V. O. Box 138, F.S.P., cent weeks. It a year from Peace, 60 age cellar, brick St shingle exterior would involve the state for each of of Maywood, open Spring Valley New York. large hospital, and Dr. Otto G. public Protestant and Jewish and “MANY OTHERS" plot near beach, schools and splitting a school school and gets clergymen laymen on March pupil’s day pupil an BUSINESS churches. Mathekc member of the between OPORTUNITY Sr., public and additional 5 cents 11. a *34.500. 30 church-re- for each pa- They were given conducted tour of the church and yr. mtge. 841%. staff. emeritus surgery lated schools. rochial school and then BURNS Open for Inspection 7 days week pupil, he said. This were guests at a where had a reception AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY OX 6-1418 The is located near they CALL plaque figure for the a chance Cathplic pupils to ask about the Catholic faith. At EMPLOYMENT AGENCY desk in the CHUTE SAID classroom questions Modern 3-bay community ecrvlce sta- ALTON H. BOLLINGER CO. the information is small top, because use Broad A 2-7103 tions In Rutherford & Bloomfield. Call BROKERS in they the Lou the confessional to Market MA main room. The space Skiles Junior Giammarino explains a group of Mr. PO. waiting High school classrooms NEWARK Spangenbergcr eves. 567-7261. Packanack Lake public one- fellow Bld*._ members of the School has been Holy Name men a run" for the names of regularly giv- sixth of during "dry pro- a - - school day, one HOUSEKEEPER WANTED 3-bay FARMS HOMES ESTATES en day the top Newark location. Excellent first medical staff in 1872 are pupils of the seventh grades gram. Below, at are, to Rev. Ed- a week. reception left right. repairs. Call Mr. Scott, eves AI) 2-6678. HOUSEKEEPER" WANTED at the top of the plaque. Be- of Ascension Catholic School. ward J. Queen of Chute said the school Kearney of Peace, the Rev. William To dis- care for 3 young children comfort- The Super Modem 3-bay next to ahopping 1 New 3 Bedroom are names of the girls home C. able surroundings in private low the study econom- trict would be to the First Edward home, no co- Demarest of Presbyterian Church, Rev. center. Call Mr. Schmidt evesTE 0-0447. willing heavy housework, other deceased members. ise and the have T. sleep in. own room, boys mechan- operate with Cooke Queen Peace, the Rev. good RANCH HOMES any parochial of of Harry M. Young salary, phone WY 8-2961. ical drawing class and wood of FOR ALL ABOVE LOCATIONS schools in Evanston to facili- Redeemer Lutheran Church, Rev. Thomas F. HELP WANTED Moderate investmentfor atock St and metal Burke, FEMALE from shop. tate their educational of $14,700 pro- pastor Queen of Peace, and Rabbi Morris Rosenblatt equipment The AIRLINE DAYS CALL “A 3-7003 high cost of furnishing grams. training and placement for Hostess TOWN & LAKE REALTY of Temple Beth Israel. and ground positions. Must be DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY 18-39 yrs. 11. S. Grads. For Inter- Oakrldse Road. Newfoundland FOR YOUR view send address and PARISH Oft CLUB? ? ? OX phone No. to, 7-4772 Box 484. E. Our Senior American Legion Band will 15th OF MONTH Task Never Ends Orange, N. J. or call BY concert, for slight Was April 7, AD 30, ORange 4-1442. Play a a fee. Your BERKELEY HEIGHTS organization sells the tickets and keeps all the st He a Catholic Digest representative in* profits Phone WEbster 05038, Earn from Attractive older 7-room the Ist1 Crucifixion Date? your area Beautiful gift Misaal given Mr. Wm. Schllp. director. Colonial. ltk with all orders. Earn better baths, low taxes, many call than aver- extras, 464 0798 age commissions REAL owner price 117500. FIIA MR ANNUM 'It's VIENNA (NC) Recent in your spare time ESTATE , AGENTS Like For information mortgage available St. Peter’s...' write Mr. G. MrMullin. on *16500. COMPOUNDID Building astronomical calculations and Catholic 44 E 33 St.. NY. Digest. 22 CHATHAM QUARTIRLT CEDAR GROVE historical research indicate the VATICAN CITY - (NC) In mosaic St. NURSES. RN's. various floors depicting Joseph as take visitors from the church when probability that Christ was all shifts. ,h" b, 0/C* Italy people talk of a Protector of « 1* looking the Universal to the roof of Within Distance for! Own own the basilica. staff Walking youi private 2V4 acre that crucified on April 7, NURSE-ANESTHETIST, of job never Friday, 2 M I), eatate. Spacious fl ends, they say Church is finished in anesthesiologists. of trains, schools shopping this Colonist! being and la off in the year 30, Rev. Josef D»n master bedroom. ‘‘it’s like 10 nurse-anesthetists. Immaculateolder Colonial. In 2'a baths, building St. Peter’s.” the Vatican Mosaic Studios BY FAR Fireplace kitchen laundry the most elaborate room, porch, iivint MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, modern llvlni room, full dlninf room very And a look at Blinzlcr, theology room, dininn Each of and will an professor room. room la Ur*, reports oil program was the installation clinical laboratory. modern kitchen with dishwasher, dis- replace paint- cr than the next. Two what and author of “The Trial of posal car garage. was done to the SOCIAL CASE and exhaust faft. Upstairs there work largest of anew WORKER. MEDICAL. Need* tome but If handy ML ing hung temporarily. lighting system are three and your ACCOUNTS Jesus,” stated here. M S.W. bedrooms csramic tile have church in the with or without experience. you11 your dream houae come world in 1961 One hundred bsth. Stairway INSURED TO new were throughout the church. to storage attic. Gas true, pews All the MEDICAL SECRETARY iou wont believe it until >ou shows what heat. Many extras. Only $21,900. $lO,OOO they mean. placed in the of vaults and *re It. Aakinc chapel the minor cupolas of Cardiology Department. Blessed in the side aisles CLERK-TYPIST. Credit SAVI BY MAIL MAINTENANCE Sacrament, the and chapels RENTAL TRAILERS Dept LOTS OF SPACE $23,900 and restor- Credit it collection experienced W» of CALI. CL #lOOO pay poitaga apse the basilica in front were wired. Also flooded with FOR LOCAL USE required. inside and of ation are the two out this very charmlnc bath major prob- wan. of the Altar of the Chair and new the Rack « Van Trailers Good rates, ye* r old Cape Cod located In lems those lights are 90-foot Trailers j starting regular salary re- (!*• . If You Have the Gift facing Boat views, benefits. Chatham on a wooded acre, responsible front Trailers Horse Trallar* liberal Apply Personnel, Township in of the Altar of St. bronze baldachino above vet the Offica Car Carrier St. Michael Central Ave and very convenient to Summit, New of for the of the massive Trailers i Hospital. many children, let each enjoy hi* upkeep Providence and Chatham Boro. First Joseph. papal altar, statues of the T rollers High St.. Newark. own bedroom In this basilica. the | floor roomy newer type to the Nimrod has large living room with fire- According Camp Trailers for Sale or expanded ranch home, fl bedroom*. 2 founder saints who line the HELP WANTED place. full dining room, modern kitch- “Activities of the Rent Travel Trailers For Vacations MALE full bath*, asking $21.500. yearbook, en with ca’ing two twin sire THE ORGAN on the and and Hunting. space, Gospel walls the papal monu- bedrooms FLORENCE I> MUNSON. Broker See in 1961,” •Make and tile bath Second floor Holy special side your reservations early) CAMP DIRECTOR j of the Altar of the bas 40 So Proapcet J. Chair ments that fill the side Tow Bar*— j one very large bedroom and tile St. Verona. N. work done by the Sacred Con- aisles. Appliance Hand Trucks for North Jersey Catholic camp for : bath, also another bedroom practically 1 Phone ('Enter 9-3333 LOAN that has been there since the Stoves Lanterns Ice Chests boya. Experience and rcferencea SAVINGS AND ASS'N. of Below the main floor of St. re- finished. i gregation the For Camping Full basement Oil heat Basilica of quired Address Box 134. THE ADVO- reign of Pope Gregory XVI Peter's, 128300. LAKE MOHAWK 120 So. Newark N. J. temporary Trailer Hitches Installed CATE. 31 Clinton St., Newark 2. N. J Oranie Ave., 3, St. Peter included restora- supports on (1831 1846) was dismantled All Type Cars placed in the Vatican tions, alterations and installa- grottoes MILLICENT and of INSURANCE SALES UNDERWOOD LAKE MOHAWK parts it, mainly the were ORANGE TRAILER by masonry tion of new electrical replaced Position open for qualified equip- used man LIKE llio Main St Chatham MK 5 7:tOO casing, will be in the and . Near Hr.it h I .arse 4 Bedmom Yr. MICHAELJ. HARRIS reinforced concrete. There RENTAL SERVICE INC. A AA S SALARY Plus COMMISSIONS ment. (traitor. Hound llomr Living Room *crcenrd new Rout, Contact: James A Mulligan Diat. Mgr Multiple Matin, SrrvKe organ now being built. also til, W.yne N CL were some minor exca.a- J 6 0070 porch. (lining room. r. iMlh*. Largest INC. The of | 100 Ydt. Chapel the Choir was north of Rout* t«4 pn\atr l«kr rommumh N J. New Another project was the in- tions of the Valeri BRADY AGENCY MULLINS - INC. in in front Comport Quid, to th« Cittern RASMUSSIN partnhial sid.ir diui II S For appt. HIGH LEVEL completely restored. stallation of anew elevator to mausoleum I United Stttei I*l* Htn LIFE en EQUITABLE 11l 4* Mt Lakes I'K 4 *>4oo Phone P4ik»a« J* 6028 new of The Altar St. Joseph 120 Broadway ROOFING EXPERTS Tel R Letor 2 6171 $16,990 was temporarily installed. A Sanders & Brackin, Realtors HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE SHEET METAL One Boulevard Mountain Lakes AT THIS BEFORE YOU Bl V Med Ranch CONSTRUCTION MEN & WOMEN DEERFIELD 4 1310 76 Entrance Fover. I'A AOH Mass bath*. 3 large Bedrooms, fireplace. IF INTERESTED PERMANENT Full Room. 2 car attached IN EM Dining C.ar- TOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS THERE'S A JOB BE RITA B. MURPHY TO DONE PI.OYMKNT WITH CATHOLIC ADEN a«e. Beautiful flee Room with built In AND INSTITUTIONS bed* and (IKS ANI) INSTITUTIONS IN THE 237 W Main M Hoonton. N. J. bar Walking dudancc to Our At St Rose NORTH JERSEY AREA ARE RE Lady of the Lake Church and School*. SPECIALISTS . IN DE 4 17110 QUESTED TO SUBMIT RESUME AM) A«kln* 127 !)00. original building price. * Residential REFERENCES WRITE BOX 126 THE Phone PArkwav 0 7783 Roofing NEWARK Bo- ANDERSON NUTLEY Archbishop DOES IT! ADVOCATE. 31 CLINTON STREET. * land will at NEWARK 2. N J MONMOUTH BEACH Leaders & Gutters preside the an- HUY NOW SELL OH TRADE * nual St. Patrick’s Mass of ACCOUNTANTS Juniors semi- Day or INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE-IN PLAN. HOMES LOTS RENTALS Siding Perm seniors positions. Centrally lo- Wr will hit home for Member Red the Ancient Order of Hibern- NOW Is your tale. or Hank Arra the Fix rated Newark C P A. office. Diversified consider buying Outside it If >ou an- Multiple Listing Service purchase EL 3-1700 on Up work no travel, opply. for advance ians March 17 at Timers' olhrr house St. Rose through office. Let ment. Eveningschool our students majoring us SWEENEY REALTORS of Lima Church. know your requirements Evenings 643 NEW POINT ROAD in accounting considered; also June *n<3 Holidays call Mrs. Kelly WE 0 Jl>22. P O Bill*.. Sea Bright Phone H4Sl49a graduates to start after graduation. ELIZABETH, NJ. The scheduled for 10 Submit complete STANLEY Mass, resume, including JOHNSON RIDGEFIELD PARK ESTABLISHED 1913 starting salary will expected. Box £l3l. a.m., be celebrated by 25 Hllih SI.. Nutlcy NO 7 8000 The Advocate.31 Clinton St., Newark 2 Rev. John 7 Room House, good location. Modern T. Lawlor, state RIDGEWOOD BUSINESS DIRECTORY kitchen. Principals only. 11f1.200. Call of the AOH chaplain and Us 1)1 3-7H78. Ladies The GILSENAN & COMPANY H. Browne Auxiliary. sermon APPLIANCE REPAIRS "OUR REPUTATION SKYLINE LAKE Joseph will be preached IS YOUR by Bishop guarantee or satisfaction” HEIGHTS RADIO - Stanton. TV SERVICE Before you buy or acll aroiuid North 1.000 Listings of the Finest Jersey Joseph 855 Summit Ave.. Jersey City 7. N J contact Mcndillo. Brok- HA lilt). Properties in Bergen County ers.. TEmple 3-3657, Eves. PR 3 3373. Company TELEVISION HI-FI. STEREO, 210 E. Ridgewood Ave. Gl 3 1600 IV A AMPLIFIER. TAPE RECORDER, 1904 OUR 38th YEAR To Hail PHONOGRAPH ANI) AUTOMATIC 1962 Patrick Ridgewood - Business A Residential RECORD CHANGER SERVICE. LAKE MOHAWK properties for sale. Call the Murray SERVICE IN Agency realtors. 45 North Broad Street, With Arlington Lvndhurit Kearny Institutional Spaghetti Ridgewood. N. J. OL 2 2181. 3 B. R. RANCH, quiet dead end St, Harrlaon Elizabeth Hillaide Full 4 basement. years old. low 20 a. PASSAIC Irvlnalon Thq Confrater- Newark RIDGEWOOD A VICINITY 63 ANI) VICINITIES WE CODDLE OUT TOWNKRS Cleaning Supplies nity of Christian Doctrine of OF LAKE MOHAWK OVER 300 MULTIPLE LISTINGS * ASH CANS • MATS a SOAP St. will sponsor New 3 B H Ranch only 110.900 Mary’s parish SITHENS REAL ESTATE GI 3 0000 or 13H Franklin Quality Built * a a spaghetti March 17 Ave. Ridgewood 4 H R. Colonial $28,000 POLISH BROOMS • BRUSHES supper Repair Problems APPRAISING in the school OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS • start- WAX • SPONGES • PAILS cafeteria, FOX HOLLOW FARMS MArkct 3 2730 3-837 ing at 6 p.m., with proceeds Up to Us! MArkot RUTHERFORD • TOILET Over BO of Deluxe PAPER SIDNEY T. HOLT Capo Cod, 4 B. H to to the school family Boom go library. Waterfront lot, ti 11.300. • MOPPING -U. EQUIPMENT S. G.” 4 Bedroom Ranch but convcralon of In of Official Diamond A Appraiser PAPER charge cooking for the Jewelry FRED P. KURGAN one of the three living • PAPER TOWELS • IN ORDER TO areas will re- CUPS KEEP OUR MEN Established Let Us Give 1882 sult In the 3th bedroom. Family Room- evening will be Mrs. Edward It’s Kurgan So. Bergen 786 BROAD STREET In Dining Room Comb, with Fireplace. Realtor 278 Chervcnyak, while Mrs. John WORKING ALL WINTER You an Estimate cor Market Street Wayne Street Call for appointment to see this homo 2. N 41 Park Avenue. Rutherford NEWARK J that designed for tho Tibus heads the WE 0 6200 was lady of the baking depart- 4th Floor Room 401 Jersey City, N. J. ment. Italian music will PRICES Our Only Entrance be REDUCED UNION You'll Neva HEndtrson 2-8678 Regret E. G. provided by Joseph Devore, AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS ANDERSON, Realtor • • ROOFING us. president. colling In Union County surrounding ares GARAGES A Serving Lake Mohawk-Sparta Area Let G. M. Transmission us help you to select a hums for Developing Fox Hollow • Service Farms • SIDING .vour comfort and happiness. MASONRY Plymouth. Office: Rt. 13. Sparta PA Ford. Chevrolet, Uulck. 96181 Old) Our experience is your protection to mobile. Cadillac, mnke • CARPENTRY CALI any auto, w buy or sell, call • will on SCOTCH PATIOS Install a rebuilt transmission, guai PLAINS an teed fl months; 1 price • PAINTING 808 ANDERSON quoted, n JOHN P. McMAHON • ups; K Z terms, 1 day service, 331 Ha In Homestead Village of Scotch PORCHES I 13113 Morris Ave , Union MU 8-3434 Plaina] sey SI.. Newark. For prices call M Custom built home, • Executive full cen- ADDITIONS 2 3334. 8; A M . 0 p tral air • FINISHED M WAYNE conditioning, expensively plant- cd. Corner location. Four bed- WITH • OR 2-0888 large WATER- WAYNE rooms. TRANSMISSION living rooms, dining rooms, BASEMENTS JOHN WEISS CO, Realtor kitchen, recreation room library, luun- PROOFING SERVICE 1207 Paterson dry 2V* JEflerson 9 0606 Hamburg Tpke, Wayne. room. baths, fireplace, patio. • Repair, Very public KITCHENS on nil automatic OX 4 3300 near grade and High • STUCCOING transmissions School. Parochial grade DR and new Eves.: 6 5083 Leo regional High School. Va • BATHROOMS Whltty Bay Nyhuia • 21 Sherman WEST MILFORD CONVERSIONS St., Wayne. N. J. $411,000 Phone: ROCKY'S FLORIST INC. • BAD-4170 MORRIS COUNTY OXbow A 4-3586 Year Round Summer Homes Wadding Funaral Oailgna A HOUSES 300 Main AVOID FOR RENT - SUMMIT 81., Boonton, N. J. AS LOW 00 at Pinecllffe Lnko DEorflaid $Q PER Diamonds, Watches & Snlca A Rentals 40801 Jewelry DUTCH MILI FLOWER SHOP CONFUSION HOUSES FOR RENT AS Direct from Estates EDWARD A. MONTH A Manufacturers CASEY, UNION COUNTY William Will, Prop. —deal direct Appraisals Permitted $ 150-5275 310 Main 81., Butlar, N. J. Best Values at Small Profit Realtor Al l. ANYTIME! Money t CH 3 11800 Tarmlnal u 5510 / FREE PLANNING AND with one Back Guarantee t'nlon Vali'y Rnail PA B 111131 GARDEN STATE ESTIMATING 1/1 EVENINGS CR 33134 FLORIST Write Box 132. c o The Rat. MUlbarry 4-4147 Advocate. 847 NEWARK contrac tor. 31 Clinton Kt. Newark 2, J AVE. 4 FREE SERVICE POLICY WITH N. EVERY INSTALLATION RICHARD A. ELIZABETH. N. J. MICONE, Agency SORANNO FLORISTS Wc do not HOME EL IMPROVEMENTS FOR SALE... 3H2 Springfield Ave N. 17411 V NO MONEY DOWN-TERMS employ . Summit, J. Soranno Frank FLOWERS TO SUIT Alax Mallul TELEGRAPHED sub contractors 47 Park Placa, Morristown 4 CALL OUR GUTTER PROBLEMS? TOWACO FOR LOW PRICES ON ALUMINUM SIDING Of" salesmen TO Alcoa Aluminum WANTED BUY JB 80400 BERGEN COUNTY gcitleia in.tailed for ... lea* than wood antler* cauarunieed BRICK FRONT work by expert*) Since 19411. ( nil w TRY Jll FOR LISTING IN TOWNE FLORIST MiI.FORI). RE 18110 Weal Or RANCH CAPE THIS COLUMN 274 CENTRAL anae - - Anytime. OIFTS, PLANTS A FLOWERS AYE. I l\|!» I •ai kling hpacious tl beauty PLEASE CALL 14 room CENTRAL AVENUE ANDERSON The Advocate is lei Construction Cos. than oi »e THE ADVOCATI Overhead >ear old. 2 hatha 2 iWortandyka ORANGE, N. J. Garage Doors j Shopping Canlarl i I.i i lot MARKET 0700 age. t«e with view, fourth 4 PARK New inalnllaticms. commerelal and MIDLAND rea- lied in Idential mi for e.ns> liiiialuiu Owneia un- OLlvar 10304 Kervteo work cc apcetaltv. Mo CLASSIFIED MARKET PLACE ex pec fit chain can he lor operator* your gain. Phom MBS FILollEM E D Ml NSON, Joe Hemlieraer, CALL: MA 4-0700 19 Aruhetal PI Broke N. . 40 So Pi oapect St. \erona l.lvma.ton, J. WYlnan 2 1119-1 N. J. Enter U 3333. Stanton to Bishop Dedicate March 15, 1962 THE ADVOCATE 17 Pray for Them New Providence Addition Hidden Valley Community NEW PROVIDENCE—Bish- It seats over 650 for died at Sister M. Salesiana Bayonne Hospital on op Stanton will bless and Mass and includes a stago and March 9. Model Homes YORK - Opens dedicate the new school NEW, Sister foyer. It is connected with the Mary Mathilda 87, of addition Salesiana Auth, Jersey and all-purpose build- school O’Malley, S.P.S.F., A building. City, sister of Alois Kaylon Release such at Our 87, who served Msgr. appliances as a dish- ing of Peace formerly at LINCROFT Lady Rev. Peter J. Auth of St. Nicholas Model Doherty, pas- Franciscan Church, (PFS) washer, built-in wall oven and Church here on March 18 at hospitals in New- has set no date for the died in bi-level tor, Jersey City, at St. Fran- homes ranch and range and clothe* 4 ark and died counter-top p.m. Jersey City, cis beginning of work on the new Hospital on March 9. split-level design from and will also offer Part of March 5 at Francis Schervier priced dryer op- a building program which will Edward will be church, J. of Sum- $21,990 unveiled to the tional that complete after short Gilroy air-conditioning. was begun two years ago, the Home, Bronx, a late planned construction for mit, father of Sister public this month to Ini- will be the two extensions al- illness. Mary Landscaped plots a are the parish. Carmela tiate sales the of St. Acad- at 40-house Hid- and. and in A native of Aloysius half-acre larger, ready use. Masses have Harrison, Sister den emy, Jersey City, died at Valley community on homes will be built for sum- been celebrated in the all-pur- Salesiana joined the Sisters home on March 9. Swimming River Rd. off the dates. St. Antoninus Sets of Poor of mer delivery pose building since last Oc- St. Francis in 1900 Mrs. James FUon Garden State and at of Tena- Parkway tober and the classrooms Hartwell, Ohio. She was pew Newman Rd. Masses fly, mother of Sister Marie Au- Springs have been in for almost Evening from St. Francis Bel Aire use graduated The ii Shows gusta, 0.5.F., died on March tract to be developed a month. NEWARK St. Antoninus Hospital School of Nursing and 6. by builders David Shane and The classrooms built Church has scheduled week- served there and at St. Mi- New Model were Marvin Stoloff of Mrs. Thomas 74, Lincroft, the former' Lent chael's Kennedy, atop auditorium, day Maps during at 5:30 Hospital, Newark, be- who have of Lincoln the model homes A Release which had Park, mother of Keyes-Martin been used for p.m. with confessions to be fore coming to Schervier Sister near completion. but heard Mary Alphonsus, LODI model Masses, is now con- the Mass. There Home 20 years ago. She S.M., (PFS)—A new being during was of Mt. The builders are also verted St. Mary Academy, con- In the Ease” line of into offices and meet- will also be a Saturday Mass also organist and director of "Living North structing model homes at at at Plainfield, and Sister custom homes Is being unveil- ing rooms. Their opening elim- noon, Very Rev. W. B. Sul- choirs the hospitals. Fox Run in the Oak Hills sec- Mary Andrew, 0.P., of Mt. ed this weekend at tbs offices inated partial double sessions livan, has A Solemn 0.P., pastor, an- Requiem Mass tion of Middletown where they St. Dominic, died of Bel Aire Homes on Bt. in the school. nounced. was offered March 8 in Caldwell, the will offer custom-treated 40, at Chilton Memorial Lodi; Rt. The all-purpose will On the of Hospital 9, Rt. building Thursdays of Lent, chapel Schervier Home. Sur- homes from Woodbrldge; on March $30,000. The Fox serve Rev. 5. 206, Cranberry Lakes, and Rt. eventually as a gym- T. J. Ertle, 0.P., will viving are two brothers, Run .John community will open for nasium and auditorium Mrs. Edward T. 23, Pcquannock. for the preach at which F. of Harrison and Walsh, 63, holy hours, O’Malley sales early in May. school. . of Clark, sister of Sister Agnes Called the thi« will start at 7:30 p.m. A. Joseph of Mont- Hidden Eldorado, O’Malley Valley models will Grata of new home of bi-level clair, and Mrs. Holy Rosary School, design a sister, Eliza- include the Georgian bi-level died will be Elizabeth, at St. Eliza- custom-built and com- your beth Teeling of Harrison. and the dream Storybook split-level finished home! beth, Hospital on March 6. pletely for a lot own- 3 BEDROOM RANCH with three baths on eight rooms, er in New !4 ACRE PLOT Rev. Regis Stafford. anywhere Jersey • Aluminum Siding Other Deaths T.0.R., and • Aluminum Storm A Screen* ... two-car garages. The • Quality Material* A Workman* for ship throughout for only 47, co-founder $17,350 including the com- 16,900Denis W. of Steubenville homes will WE CAN BUILD ON OUR LOTS OR YOURS 57. of Ba- have three and Established Since 1945 Smalley, plete RCA DE DEVELOPING CO. “SSKiSST College, died at St. Francis Whirlpool appliance for further informa- father tion or appointmant yonne, of Rev. William to Inspoct modal call Bel TE 5-5316 package, according to or Hospital, on March 4. TE 5-2734 R. of Immaculate Trenton, ALL Smalley Francis A. of Aire Start Site Clearing Work GRATIS - Rev. English, pastor St. Boni- New vice-president Robert Conception Mariano de Yturralde Or- Church, Secaucus, y face Church, Program For Union Catholic High Paterson, steps from the “pages" of the book Greene. MEDAL WINNERS Shown with Bishop McNulty are winners of the Mater Dei Medal at St. John's Cathedral, Paterson, March 11. First row, left toright, are Joanne Ellen begoso, 57, Spanish ambassa- tor Ganguzza, Holy Trinity (Passaic); Carol Ann Reihl, St.Bonaventure (Paterson); Suellen His the Colonial in it fea- Corbett, St. Mary's (Paterson), and Bishop McNulty. In second row are Lou Ann Schu- Mother's Promise," Passion which design, mann, St.Paul's (Clifton); Andrea Metzger, St.Bonaventure (Paterson); Theresa Gray, the At Salem Hill St. Paul's (Clifton), and Rev. James H. Murray, diocesan director of Scouting. dor to the U. S. Play has tures' Girl Scouts, a Saint and Lovely Green Things Medical parish presented for the 16 an entry foyer with By JUNE DWYER Patrick taucht the Ten ftnm. thou mo., t 00.., i oenmnu Senior past years. At right is DywiC Wh.n Motoiing Vi.it th. "Si. Morlll." Sporla, NJ guest famous for its food who has A Salem Hill Release closet, living room, for- Gioc.lul Country Dining ol Mod.rol. Prlc.l Joseph and all of otztz. FULL COURSE In your prayers also remem- Tolano designed donated the ONLAKETHEMOHAWKPLAZA sets mal dining science SPARTA, NJ. Off to for the this HOWELL TOWNSHIP (PFS) room, DINNERS Pakistan ber play during period. The at left COCKTAIL LOUNGE these, your deceased page boy kitchen, three full-sized bed- LUNCHEONAmerican • German • Swiss Cuisine The inauguration of anew Op.n 7 Day» July & Aug. from 12 noon till doling is CLOSED THURSDAYS JERSEY CITY - Robert F. Joseph DeMauex. GOLDEN LANTERN priests: rooms a 144 RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE merchandising at (including square DSLIOHTPULCatering to: WeddingEARLYBceeptionr.AMERICANBanquet.. turtle.ATMOSPHERE& Luncheon. program LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS SERVED DAILY Cullen third LINDEN. N. J. Jr., year medical 1900 East Edgar Road, (Route 1) foot master "KINGSTON RESTAURANT- Salem Hill with the bedroom) and dining IN THE FINEST TRADITION along Two cocktail loung.t student at Seton Hall Newark. UNEXCELLED FACILITIES FOR .. bath WEDDINGS - BANOJETS - COMMUNION BREAKFASTS College on the level. 1181 MORRIS AVE., UNION MU 6-2537 upper Frank Neve, at the organ Wed , Thurt., Frl., Sat. and Sun opening of the 42-home Section REFLECTION LAKES INN of Medicine and Caldwell CABE MEINHARDT, Your Ho.t Dentistry, has Girls to The first ofBanquet*"Arthur WeddinuaGodfrey'. Mariners"Meeting* Rev. James Serenade level shows a 20% tutored P. Hangley, Five Boom. _ Mole) Re.Uur.nl were announced Union Valley Rd., Weil Milford today by PA 0 9(00 been awarded ,',' l:^Unn,: nor i h lo Newfoundland. a for Bight on SSI3 to INN. fellowship March 17, 1944 by 11V4 foot recreation THE Daniel and room, lIGN Philip Solondz, OF THE ROCKclinical experience in West Rev. fourth bedroom laun- As You'll Like * John A. McGleary, builders of this new self-con- or den, If For Pakistan. Fr. on YourJOHN J. PleasureMURPHY, Host 25th March 1938 Ansbro Jubilee lav- 18, tained located on dry-utility room, separate THEBanquet BRASSRooms AvailableHORNfor A native of community All Occasions • Open Daily New Cherry l W. Grond St. Eliiobeth.N. j. Rochelle, Rev. De atory and oversized the rounders restaurant Rcmigius Paolo, Aldrich Rd., off Rt. here. garage. Invites you to enjoy its superb CALDWELL Cullen will leave in December Rev. John J. 9, Prime Ribs of Beef March 18, 1946 choir, directed by Sister Mil- This model like home For Reservation. Coll Colfax I-4J42 - Rout. 17, Poromu. NJ. 11 Called "Bonus Bonanza," every TO LIST YOUR RESTAURANT for weeks of service at St. Ansbro, chaplain at IN THIS COLUMN CALL MA 4-0700 Rev. Caldwell dred Mary, will in the Bel Aire line can F¥¥¥¥TMP*IHHHHMMM.*mmm«« « M m«« u u o - John J. 0.P., present this will offer be Dominic's Hooper, S.J., will new program Hospital in Bahala- College, celebrate the 25th a March 18, 1961 program of sacred music, homes with color-coordinated custom designed to meet the wapur. West Pakistan. There of his anniversary ordination Viennese needs of Rev. Louis J. Kusters, March melodies, show tunes kitchens, the Gen- special any family. he will work under on March designed by the 19 with a Mass cel- MOUNTAIN BROOK ESTATES guid- 19, 1918 and Irish songs. The music in- eral Electric of Company, and ance his sponsor, Dr. Louis ebrated at the convent Rev. chapel terlude is Thomas B. particularly appro- all the home ap- NORTH HALEDON J. Turon. Larkin, of the Sisters of major Homes Built St. Dominic priate Father March 19, 1941 as Ansbro him- pliances. The grant is one of those here. and self has often Rev. Matthias entertained the Included will be a *23,990 awarded to medical students O'Byrne, C.P., complete *; The celebration will be students In Advance March 20, 1956 a with his own fine set of aluminum storm win- LOW and DOWN PAYMBNT FOR QUALIFIED BUYIR by Smith, Kline French, three-day opening with Irish tenor Rev. John P. March affair, voice. Florence dows and and a Gen- A Creative Ideas Release 8 NOW Philadelphia Morris, screens . . . IN MOUNTAIN ‘‘Musical HOMES READY SECTION pharmaceutical a a 1904 Bouquet” present- Mcrcurio, music student eral Electric 13.6 cubic foot FRANKLIN firm, in cooperation with the 21, TOWNSHIP ’A acred ground one of these ed by the students of from Approx. . . . every Rev. P. Caldwell Bloomfield, will be solo- refrigerator-freezer, under- Association of American Med- Joseph O’Reilly, S.J., (PFS) Homes are being of- 8 homes has these fabulous features . College on March 16 at 1 ist with the choir. . . March counter "Filter- ical Colleges. The 21, 1948 p.m. dishwasher, fered for immediate delivery • 3 • • program He will be A Bedrooms Built-In-Kitchen 2-Car Rt. Rev. Robert presented with a family party will be held flo” clothes washer and elec- Garage aims to give future doctors Msgr. Seton, at Foxwood, reports Elliot baths purse and a March • 1 'A tile • Baseboard heat March 22, 1927 spiritual bouquet on 18 at Mt. St. Domi- tric can opener. Badancs hot water experience with diseases not and Leo of Masses Goldstein, • Full Basement Rev. John prayers, and Com- nic's. Father Ansbro has two Also Included will be a usually encountered in the W. Tynan, S.J., builders of this 230-home com- munions offered for Convenient St. Elizabeth's March 22, 1960 his inten- sisters in the Dominican or- Norge automatic gas dryer, to Church and U.S. munity rising off Easton Ave. School, Wykcoff tions. Rev. der, one of them Mother Emerson ductless hood, DIRECTIONS James A. Cahalan, being power here. . . I. From W. B'wsy Haled M. Wincroft built-in and or on Avc.. north to Hlfh Mountain Ave March 1938 Dolorita, 0.P., superior oven, R 23, THE CALDWELL “Anticipating unfavorable k °*d RUM ° S,w MIU New Radio College n Ro« d Uf* «“ Indian Station general, and the other Sister counter-top TY»li toVlrtei'Homt° - range. construction weather this X Exit Paterson Cedar Hill Ave.. lo Liechtenstein M. 0.P., To date almost 100 homes Mountain Ave.. left on Weat- VADUZ, Roberta, year,” Badanes ervelt Trail (NC) superior "we Axe. to Indian to Model Home A stated, German-language radio Most and at St. Mi- have been purchased from built Rev. Thomas H. Mc- New L. I. Weekly principal a number of homes in station to be operated the chael’s, Union. three models. Priced from THIRTEEN TOWNS REALTY by Laughlin, March 17, 1947 advance of sales. Mean tem- International Catholic these homes of Associa- Rev. John T. To Father Ansbro ordained $12,390, Cape peratures in the 658 GODWIN Merrick, March Debut May 3 was 30's enabled AVE. MIDLAND PARK tion for Radio and and Television 18, 1944 in Rome March Cod, ranch bi-level design us, on 19, 1937. through the winter, to Gl. 5-2900 will be erected in this tiny ROCKVILLE N Y. are offered on minimum 100 x Rl. Rev. Msgr. Christian A. CENTRE, He has been chaplain at Cald- build up a small of Alpine inventoiy country. (NC)—The Long Island Cath- well for 150 foot tree-shaded and land- Pfister, March 22, 1955 College the past 14 completed homes. Consequent- olic has been selected with terms in- as the years and teaches the novices scaped lots; ly, we are now able to offer name for the of the He is cluding 30-year FHA mort- purchasers newspaper there. also a religion virtually imme- Rockville down payments as low Centre Diocese icnrhtr ill Seton Hall Cnivcr- gages, diate delivery.” Msgr. 11 J as $390, and 599 monthly. Richard llanl.v, 1 1 .s \ Featured at Foxwood, where editor, said Thursday will he When completed. Salem Hill more than 200 homes have the publication day of the will boa complete community been purchased to date, are standard sue The first of more than 1.000 homes with paper three models of multi-level de- issue will Family Life appear May 3 and its own shopping, churches, sign priced from $18,790. Fi- will commemorate the fifth and recreational facilities VH nancing terms include no anniversary of the establish- all within walking distance of down payments for veterans of ment the diocese every home in the community. and CONFERENCES 30-year FHA terms for The new be Sunday, March 11 J paper will Tho houses will feature non-vets. IU launched Kearny. St OHlla'i ParentTeen with a circulation of J nm iW V 10033) Bev. Krtward approximately 70,000, Msgr. HaJrluk Doonton. Ml. Carmel. Husband-Wlf«* Hanley said Richard H. Guil- < •'fton. M Paul a Spirituality In M.»rna*r 7.10 derson, formerly of the Evan- pm Hcv Thomas

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Adults in May DIOCESE OF PATERSON

NEWARK Archbishop Bo- 24 DE GRASSE STREET land will administer the Sac- PATERSON 1, NEW JERSEY rament of Confirmation to converts and adult Catholics on May 6 at 2:30 p.m. in Sa- cred Heart Cathedral. Clergy This will be the second such ceremony of the current year. Appointments In January, 329 received the lacrament. Arrangements to receive PASTORS Rev. Confirmation the cathedral John at Pokrywka, pastor of Our Lady Queen of be made Peace, Branchvillc, to be pastor of St. can through parish Stephen’s, Pater- Its son. ' priests.' purpose is to fo- R°V S cus attention the Sigi n ßoVinski o{ Hol on Aposto- T l y Cro* 3’ to be pastornn,in, off Ourn r Wayne, late for Converts in the Arch- Lady Queen of Peace, Branchville. Effective March 22 diocese, as well as to publi- cize the work of the Aposto- DIOCESAN POSTS Msgr. Francis P. late of Good Will, an activity Kowalczyk, pastor of Holy Rosarv Passaic, to be Diocesan of the Confraternity of Chris- Consultor. Effective March 6 tian Doctrine directed to M Ch Stian of the " Haa Pastor of St. bring knowledge S. Monica’s. Sua- .ton behf• . & Church sex. member of the to interested non-Cath- building and sites commission. Effective olics. RARE FIND - Dr. John Looney, left, assistant professor of history at St. Peter's College, March 17

presents to Very Rev. Edward F. Clark, S.J., president, a framed page of a 1494 edi- tion of the works of Thomas a Kempis, which will be displayed in the college library. Looking on are Rev. Leo McLaughlin, S.J., dean, and William Kearns, president of NEW P. of West AWARD - Andrew Maloney Orange Archbishop’s the Keane History Society. Dr. Looney found the manuscript in a Pennsylvania old book is congratulated by Marchese Ruggero Farce di Villa- store three years ago. foresta, Italian consul general in New York, after receiv- Appointments of Merit of the of The ing the Order Republic Italy. pres- SUNDAY, MARCH 18 entation was made at the Italian consulate. Treasure From 2:30 p.m.. Review St. a Barn Patrick’s Day Parade, St.

Patrick’s Pro - JERSEY CITY A Cathedral, history The is manuscript a page of from a Newark. acquired private col- professor’s penchant for rum- an edition Government of the Works of lection. Italian 4 p.m., Confirmation and maging through old book Thomas a Kempis, printed by of school stores has resulted in the blessing addition, ac- Hochfcder in the Casper year THE LATIN text of Our of type the Lady of Peace, New quisition a rare manu- 1494. manuscript is modified Providence. script by the St. Peter’s Col- Honors Gothic, the initials and other MONDAY, MARCH 19 lege library. Maloney WHEN Dr. was rubrications Dr. John Looney having been ad- 5 p.m., Villa Walsh, Mor- Looney, assistant studying at Lehigh University ded hand. by It consists of a ristown. professor of history at the NEW YORK Andrew P. and as treasurer. three years ago here he came sermon “On the double sorrow MARCH 23 school and moderator of of West FRIDAY, the across the while Maloney Orange re- manuscript of the soul as it 3 Keane History Society, contemplates ceived the decoration of MALONEY is a native of p.m., Meeting of Board made in a book browsing store in its fatherland’’ of the presentation to heavenly and Governors, St. Mary’s Very Rev. a bam near Order of Merit of the and a Easton, Pa. There part of a Knight, Philadelphia graduate Edward F. sermon “In praise Hospital, Orange. Clark, S.J., presi- of Italy from Mar- of Catholic University. were several framed manu- of the Republic behalf precious pearl of chas- SATURDAY, MARCH 24 dent, on of the society. there which If YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS YOU COULON chese Ruggero Farace dl Vil- He was elected president of scripts had been ity.” f BUY BETTER BREAD 10 a.m., Low Pontifical laforesta, Italian consul gen- the National Newman Founda- Mass, National Council of eral in New York at the con- tion last December. Catholic Essex Cath- sulate here. A frequent visitor to Italy, he Men, olic is of several Italian High School, Newark. Vice president of Bankers a patron 2 p.m., Confirmation, Our Trust Cos. of New York, Ma- charitable institutions. Lady of Grace, Hoboken. loney received the award for In 1957, Pope Pius XII con- 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. his work on behalf of the ferred upon him the papal Mary’s, Nutiey. American Committee on Ital- honor of Knight Commander SUNDAY, MARCH 25 ian Migration, an affiliate of of the Order of St. Sylvester, 2 p.m., Confirmation, Our the National Catholic Reset- Pope. Lady of All Souls, East tlement Council. He was a He is also a of Knight Orange. founder of the latter agency the Equestrian Order of the 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. in 1952 and now serves as a Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, Anastasia’s, Teancck. member of the national exec- in which he was invested in utive committee, a director 1955 by Cardinal Canali.

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JERSEY CITY The first voldt the presented case, week, Union City police crack- convictions obtained against which followed a raid on the ed down on a mail drop for with .00 coupon* distributors of obscene litera- companies which took place a and pornography ring ar- below under the New ture Jersey May 15, 1959. rested a 69-year-old woman statute tie-in sales of involving The case required proof on who was considered to be a Build a Complete was obtained magazines in two counts: (1) that the mag- messenger for the operation Service 81 Hudson Court last delivered known for County azines were despite as Boland Medical week. objections by the individual Products. The Hudson News County store owners; (2) that they A movie censorship ordin- Cos. and the Hudson County violated community standards ance was introduced in Mont- Newsdealers Cos. of of Store Supply morality. owners Mrs. clair by a 3-2 vote last week, Old Red Mill dinnerware North were convicted Bergen Mary DiPoto of Union City, following that Essex commu- Grind lb. counts each after All Purpose 1 on eight a Vincent Reilly of Jersey City nity’s troubles with the French Hi-Ho Coffee your trial four days. On or Instant 6 oz. choice 49. jury lasting and Louis Marczuk of Wee- film, “Les Liaisons Danger- ninth there dis- a count, was a hawken testified that they had euses.”

agreement by the jurors and made effort to discour- A every preliminary hearing Star-Kist White Solid counts Tuna 15 other were dis- the defendants from de- on the film 3 I*l.oo age is still pending in missed. livering the magazines, with- municipal court. out success. THE DEFENDANTS, im- Mueller's Elbow Mucaroni 2 39c Testifying to community r mediately announced an ap- standards was George E. Da- New peal of the judgment, which School vis of Jersey City, manager Niblets Corn Whole Kernel renders them liable to a total 6 of the Union Printing Cos. and I*l.oo fine of $16,000. Judge Andrew president of the Hudson Coun- For A. Salvest postponed sentenc- Deaf Imported ty Council of Catholic Men. ing while he checked the law Progresso Tomatoes Italian Peeled 4 1 *l.OO as to Testimony the psycholo- NEWARK Anew cate- on pre-sentence re- probation effects gical of the magazines chetical school for the deaf ports for corporate defendants was provided by Dr. Gerta will be established by Kraft «»■ quart in criminal cases. the Mt. Mayonnaise 37 tar 63c Schwarz of Weehawkcn, a psy- Carmel Guild at St. Bernard’s, ASSISTANT HUDSON chiatrist. it has Coun- Plainfield, been an- 20 oz. C t Tide 3c 011 Label ty Prosecutor Harold J. Ru- Also in Hudson County last nounced this week by Msgr. Detergent 2 pkgs. DDC Joseph A. Dooling, guild di- rector. 20c 011 Label START LENTEN MENUS with ... Arrangements Nescafe Coffee for the pro- °; *1.29 which will take THE PERFECT gram, care of SNACK ...ANYTIME! acoustically handicapped chil- Ideal Instant dren living in the southern Coffee 1*1.19 Union part of County, were made through Msgr. Charles Danle Bleach V 4 gallon gsllo. Murphy, pastor of St. Ber- 29c 49c nard's. .iw&l I Sister M. Bridget of the SHRIMP Aluminum COCKTAIL Mission Helpers of the Sacred Reynolds Wrap 3 2 79c Heart will direct V the program. COCKTAIL SAUCE Volunteer teachers will un- be Ideal Beans Pork or Vegetarian Style M der the supervision of Thomas 101*1.00 to eat "toady A. Pepe. Enrollment for u classes oz. a r* will be held on March Glenside Tomato bottle 17 at 10:30 at St. Ber- I AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING SUPER MARKETS a.m. Catsup nard's. Parents of deaf or hard of Vegetable Jutce Cocktad 31, hearing children interested in Vegamato *l.OO these religion classes THE FACE IS may contact Pepe for further infor- Dole Fruit Drink P ineopple -Grapelruit 31:69c AMERICA... mation at 82 Lcland Ave., Plainfield (PL 6-7567).

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