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Vol. 9 No. 51 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS Two Guys Sunday Sales Lead to Police Crackdown
A NEWARK temporary, injunction granted to a however, has refused all requests for injunction against enforce- Gloucester County discount house led to 62 arrests in six an law. counties Two ment of the Sunday as Guys From Harrison, Inc., and The other case still is Late other pending Vocation stores went on a of unrestricted pre-Christmas spree 1n Hudson County Court. This one
selling. involves an appeal from a con- Two on in Set The temporary injunction against Guys Sunday. viction Magistrate's Court in Seminary against enforcement of the Police acted against the chain's West New York. It was brought in state county-option Sunday sales outlets North Bergen, Kearny, by the two plaintiffs in a case In Wood before Newark Federal Boston law in Gloucester was granted to East Brunswick, Garfield, Court. USA of bridge, Totowa, and Bargain City Deptford Watchung BOSTON (RNS) A MEANWHILE, the Supreme na- Thomas Mad- East Hanover. Township by Judge for older Court in Washington listened tional seminary den of the Federal District Court Other stores hit were Rockaway Sales Cos. to two days of arguments re- men wishing to enter the in Camden. in Rockaway, and garding the four sales Hardware World, Rockaway Sunday priesthood—the first in the BARGAIN CITY gained the in- Township. cases before it. Under attack United States—will be con- junction pending a hearing for a arc the Sunday laws in Massa- structed here in Boston permanent injunction to be in TWO GUYS has fought Sunday chusetts, Pennsylvania and next summer. force until determination of its sales legislation more vigorously Maryland. Cardinal a *uit than probably any other Cushing told conven- challcging the law on the concern In the Massachusetts case tion of 3,000 grounds it violates the in the country, some Holy Name First and challenging these and one of the two cases from members that 14th Amendments of the federal laws wherever have Society present they the are Pennsylvania, plaintiffs seminaries, with the constitution. A panel interfered with the store's seven- exception of three-judge Jewish merchants who brought one are composed of two district days-a-wcek operation in New in Rome, not equipped judges suit on religious discrimination to MOMENT OF HISTORY: These pictures ere taken Dec. 6 (lower) and Dec. 8 at Villa Walsh, Morristown, as Arch- and one from the U. Jersey, Pennsylvania and meet the educational needs of S. Circuit Mary- grounds. The other Pennsylvan- older Court of Appeals in land. Its challenges to men who have successfully bishop Boland and Bishop McNulty helped the Religious Teachers Filippini mark the 50th anniversary of their ar- Philadelphia Maryland, ia case ns well as that from pursued lay will hear the case. Pennsylvania laws are among the ] careers. Maryland was instituted by Two rtval in the U.S. In the top photo, after a Mass of Thanksgiving celebrated by Archbishop Boland, are from the Named as defendants law are the Sunday cases, now before the Guys. lie said the new seminary will state S. left: Rev. Amadeo L. Morello, Msgr. John E. McHenry, Mother Carolina Ionata, M.P.F. (the general), the Archbishop, Aux- attorney general, the U. Supreme Court. Two accept applicants from all over other cases are pending Gloucester County prosecutor the to iliary Bishop Stanton., Msgr. William F. Furlong and Msgr. Emilio A. Cardolia. In the lower picture are Abbot With Channel Lumber Cos., before the Supreme Court, one country. They will "bring and the Deptford po- Two Guys initiated Ihe priesthood Township the first ac- from Pennsylvania and one from maturity, experi Patrick O'Brien, O.S.B., of St. Mary's Abbey, Morristown; Auxlliary Bishop Curtis; Bishop McNulty, who also of- lice chief. These are the offi- tion against confidence, the New Jer- South Carolina, but the court has ence, leadership, new cials from fered a Mass of Thanksgiving; the Archbishop, who presided; Bishop James E. Kearney of Rochester; Mother Ni- enjoined enforcing sey county-option attack- ideas and new methods," he law, not yet accepted or rejected ex- the law. ing it on constitutional plained. netta and Mother Carolina. grounds. them for review. Of the cases it Announcement of the injunc- That went case to the State has accepted, ffnly one— that tion led Two Guys to map plans Supreme Court, which upheld from Massachusetts involves for a return to unrestricted Sun the law but ruled that the an appeal from a lower court de- day selling in the face of state plaintiffs were to state entitled a cision invalidating a law. Asks law the prohibiting sale of items trial on their contention in the other instances Archbishop that state Sun- in five categories. However, since the law was arbitrary and un- day laws were upheld in they previ- were not named as defend- reasonable in establishing for- ous court tests. in ants the action, the prosecutors bidden categories. of in Bergen, Hudson, Mid- Even FRIEND of the court briefs at- Passaic, though the Supreme Court Day Prayer Morris and Somerset said that tacking the laws have dlesex, contention would be dif- Sunday in to ficult been filed by the American Civil quickly stepped arrest to prove. Two Guys and clerks selling forbidden items. . Liberties Union and various Jew- Channel Lumber went back into For Persecuted Superior Court ish organizations. A brief favor- in their continu- EIGHT OF the chain's 12 ing battle for ing the laws was submitted by unlimited sales atorcs hit A NEWARK of were by police. num- the National Retail Merchants The Bishops the United States hav* Qnly preliminary have ber of the stores, hearings however, con- been held Association. set Dec. of in the case so far. Sunday, 18, as a “special day union in tinued to sell restricted prayer articles Two Guys attacked the law* and sacrifice” for persecuted peoples under communism. In even after the initial arrests. One THE SUIT inaugurated by Bar on religious grounds during the letter to at all store continued the gain is the a be read Masses this Sunday, Archbishop expanded City sixth aimed at hearings. Attorneys, however, sales to the law. asked'for solemn of the right up closing. passed by the Legisla- admitted that the stores stay Boland exposition Most Blessed This marked the second time ture when a 1958 law was inval- open aeven days a week when- Sacrament from the last Mass acted against police Two Guys idated because it ever and this led till that day. arbitrarily ex- possible, to 4 p m. domination of atheistic commu- In the face of an three injunction. empted counties from en- some rather sharp questioning The text of the letter follows: nism. On the first HOLY HOUR: These the in the annual occasion, shortly forcement. The other three suits by the DECENCY are participants Holy Hour justices. "While hundreds of millions of after the SUNDAY, DEC. has t>ccn law went into effect are still in Sacred Heart • 18, pending. Having heard the oral argu- sponsored by the Archdiocesan of Decency Cathedral on human beings, In 12 counties Legion of the fellow member* as a result of Two designated hy the Bishops of them' are before the I merits tn the the court's ease*, Dec 11 From left are Rev Paul .1. assistant Legion direc- of the Mystical Body of popular rrtrrrndunu held a Federal District Decency Sunday Hayes, a of Christ, tourc In New- procedure now will ho to take | country a* special clay union Two fluyi Rev. M the Rev. live terrier and hitler year aw, ItieIf had arlc. were them tor; Joseph Doyle, area director, Vincent Quinn, also for in oppres- -1 They hrnuchl hv under advisement and hand! Archbishop; in prayer ami aacrifica the obtained it is for to the injunction. Jewish an area director, and S. archdiocesan director. under the imperative us merchants, one of down a decision. | Msgr. Aloysios Carney, i persecuted Christians sion. Two Guys, however, had not whom is recall that, in the arsenal of being backed by the named county prosecutors as de- American Jewish , Christianity, within reach of all Congress. The fendants and those officials merchants of good will, there is the in- en- contend the law In- Bans [men forced the law Italy vincible of As it as expressed by fringe* their religious freedom Dr. Heads Defends weapon prayer. the Prose Mulligan Archbishop has prevailed against them to people One, Bergen ] by forcing observe a apparently cutor Guy W. hopeless odds in ages past, it i* Calissl, made morel Sabbath they do not recognize. Indecent 10 than unthinkable that we should in our arrests and was brought The Newark court has delayed Guild day Into court by the Two chain. neglect to petition the Al- Guys hearings pending the outcome of Physicians Decency Program mighty and to the courts held that the cases Merciful God re- Eventually now before the U S. — Advertising NEWARK. Over 100 doctors attended the recent NEWARK Even a there must be strain the Calissi was within his and Supreme Court in free country lim- enemies who lyive so rights and the legal test HOME (NC) The Italian It was that precedent of the Catholic Guild its on long crushed His children and to which en- inaugurated Two Guys in organizational meeting Physicians freedom, Archbishop Boland said here. by the has abled Senate overridden com console with the the prosecutors to act state courts The Newark of the Newark Archdiocese at which officers were elected abiding strength court, The Archbishop spoke during a Holy Hour sponsored munist and other left heroic souls who have endured for wing the guild's four county chapters. Dr. Luke A. Mulligan the archdiocesan of at Sacred Heart by Legion Decency so much for their holy faith. to into a law was named archdioceson chairman of the at mcct- opposition pass guild the Cathedral on Dec 11 A feature of the Decency Sunday, "For this purpose, therefore, I a bill indecent ads. which was held Mi- banning to See Collection ing at St. religious the tak- ceremony was request that you arrange to have Archbishop The law forbids posters, adver- chael's P. Bergen; Rev. Arthur of tho Hospital. Laing, ing annual decency drugs ami no one says arc solemn of the Most tisements other pledge, they exposition County officers are: Bergen, N. Essex; Ed or public dis- Of Christmas Hcimbold, Rev. which those in attendance had handicaps." Blessed Sacrament from the last Gifts for Poor Donald play* that offend modesty, par- Dr. J. Kissinger, presi- ward D. Hennessey. Hudson, and taken earlier in with In mailer* of morality, company too, Mass, Sunday, Dec. 18, until four dent, with vice still of tho young. It also NEWARK Once a president Eathcr Murray, Union. ticularly others in parish churches. he said, "we have to think of o'clock upon a time a went about giving in the afternoon. The ex- Bishop outlaws public de- to the lo be named; Essex, Dr. James will be called shortly any display thinking others gifts poor and laic: became St. the Meetings others, and in of position should conclude with the Nicholas, popular acts of violence WHILE picting that of AMERICA is a free of Christmas Elanagan, president, and Dr. by county officers. know symbol giving. we that we are acting recitation of the Bosary, the Act fend morality. In Next Kranklyn Mascia, vice president; country, the Archbishop said for week another in charily" in campaigning of Reparation to the Sacred Heart Bishop Archbishop Boland of Newark defense Offenders liable to of the of the will a similar Hudson, Dr.-Vincent Butler, pres- arc jail programs decent movies and literature. play role to that of St. of and Benediction.” Nicholas, Bishop Plan Legion of and the Na- Myra, when he and Dr. John Madaras, terms of three months to three Decency views and thereby sends on their to ident, Seminary Discussing 'he decency pledge, way needy tional Office of Decent Litera- children vice Union, Dr. Paul years and fines up to $l3O. said that Cath a huge collection of toys and gift which president; the Archbishop clothing have For Missions do been Krcutz, and Dr. Wil- ture, “we give up certain ele- collected by his social service president, oiics should he faithful to the organization, the archdi- THE NEW LAW was previously Finnegan vice OTTAWA. ments of freedom. Wc have laws cccsan Mt. Carmel Guild. iam president. Ont. (NO The pledge because "they are not approved by the lower house of that certainly restrain our liber Pre-Christmas On Dec. 19, after luncheon Canadian hierarchy will build, only something for their at the guild's the legislature, the pledging headquarters, 99 A TALK BY Dr. Eusebius J Chamber of t> Wc have laws in foods Central Avc., staff and maintain inter and Archbishop Boland will inspect: an own benefit but are pledging 5,200 toys. 2,500 of tho National Deputies. Fast and Christmas Murphy, president diocesan major Tegu- something in charity safeguard stockings, 1,000 of and seminary at to pieces clothing 500 dolls as Federation of Catholic Physicians Passage In the Senate was (enabled at the cigalpa, Honduras. morals of others." headquarters and at centers in Holiday the Bergen, Hudson Guilds, explained the organiza- marked by lengthy debate and Pope's Abstinence and Union Counties Four Canadian priests are there by Ibe guild's volunteers. The stockings If the are not the tion's and growth, and strong opposition, from commu- pledges kept, were filled purpose work. the Societies of the the inaugurating the Msgr. Gcr and Schedule Archbishop asserted, the nation In of by Rosary Archdiocese, nists extreme left so Set virtue the decree of the gave practical advice for the wing dolls were dressed of by the sewing which ard Cambron, former head will not be able to “withstand Sacred of the guild's department, unit. cialists. Debate followed a month Congregation also made Sop pieces the Sherbrooke mission in Brazil, VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope of clothing - sweaters the onslaught of »ln and vice Council of Dec. dresses, and The was long argument over a general 3, 1959, every mitlcns. I meeting opened by John XXIII will offer Christmas “ will be rector of the seminary- tlut will result ( Thomas Conroy, arch- tightening of of mov- atholic Is permitted to decide iMsgr. J. censorship Midnight Lou Mllford of the Mass in the Pauline ls erchdiocesan chairman of Construction seminary for himself whether to observe \* the diocesan director of and ies and plays in Italy. The ccn Christmas hospitals Chapel at the Vatican for DEFENDING the I-cgion of De- project. County chairmen are: Mrs will begin in February. Plans call diplo the pre-Christmas fast Kathleen Soule, moderator of the guild, who in sorshlp was designed to check an and ab- | mats accredited to the Sec. cency anJ the NODI, the Mdthew Essex, for classes to begin in February. Holy against llruby, Mrs William stinence (complete) on Horten Strenkert, troduced Rev. Harrold A. Mur- upsurge of portrayals of violence Friday, Hudson, and Mrs. Ihomas At noon on Christinas Eve the charge that they arc censors, the Mohan, Union, 1962, according to Rev. Francis Dec. 23, or on Dec. nssistan'. moderator, and the and sexual abnormality. Saturday, lay, Pope will the College of Archbishop said are T. S.F.M., director of receive they simply of this moderators: O'Grady, 24, year. one over I county Rev. Joseph Cardinals ' evaluating agencies." There Is Kvery Catholic to accept their Christ the Canadian Office for seven years old L* bound to fast deal Cardinal to Give mas greetings a great of difference be Latin America. and/or abstain, according to hla On New Year s Day lie will tween censorship and evaluation, Inaugural Invocation at e; he Is allowed to determine offer Mass in SI Peter's Basilica hr said on which of two to i\C) the days do Home for Homeless BOSTON Cardinal lor choir boys from -to countries An evaluation, he explained, If so. he elect* Saturday. Dec. India Cushing said here he has accept KOTHAMANGALAM. attending the international meet- is a guide you accept . . . In 24, he Is still bound by (he rd an Invitation to give the in in Rome (NC) The Diocese of Kotha ing The boys will sing following a particular norm," In normal complete abstinence of vocation at the of this norm the mangalam has started a pro inauguration hymns during the Mass and la ease "the of Church Friday, Dec. 2J. Sen F Kennedy as Presi ler in will and as gram to build 300 houses for the John the week gne a con of Almighty God found In
” dent on Jan 20 rc-rt in Home. the Ten Commandments homeless poor. Cautions Mothers on Working
who THE that - POPE declared despite ami in all circumstance* VATICAN CITY Mothers a£e mutl Immaculate Conception In the Spanish offered by economic !take jobs outside the home run into advantages securi know how to find resources to con- Square. fulfilling their haste duties tv. a woman must not neglect "fulfilling front with serene wisdom the duties John knelt | trouble in Hope in prayer before the those religious duties which alone rend mother and wile, how 'even though they gam economic ad o| to make her flower bedecked column, incensed the Italian r fruitful the educational role of a house place of welcome and vantages, Pope John Will told a tran- statue and placed more flowers at lta " mother alter the fatigues of la base From there | women. quility dally he went to St. Mary lie stressed woman s role as wife, bor. She must not abdicate her posl Major Itasilica, where he assisted at "THU (..k1 and and the need for her In the home when tlun In (hr face of the FAMILY is a gilt of responsibili- Benediction and delivered a hotnily In from the returns "long it! implies a vocation which comes husband from liuurs ties which the rearing of children en- honor of liie Blessed Virgin. of of absence" seeking fir m high," he told represenlativ es "recompense tails.” 'ltalian women's centers In an audience Tie barrenness and monotony surround APPLAKINO ON the I‘ope John urged the women to be basilica bal- " St Peter's He of their mg him John To liastllca spoke on guard against the assaults continual cony. Pope led thousands of Ro- conference theme for this Women have a "voice in the house mans gathered ;organization's ly being made on the sanctity of the outside In giving three when "Problems of Women in the Kami t i which all listen it makes itself deers for Our year family Lady, lie had given the in aid smd always the ly and on the Job respected," Pope crowd his when he startled 'Hie he said, "is the gift blessing i iiitmued family," Pope John said "It Is necessary to them by calling uut: "Viva Viva of (iod It implies a vocation which comes Maria, face the reality of facts that show "It is the watchful and von Marta. Viva Marta!" up to prudent e the Italian from on high It Is the source of a true movement of the wife and mother . . |there will be an ever larger woman, oh, " of Live and good education equivalent ' l
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LUNCHEON mil • • 14 Washington St., East Orange Est. 1937 American German Swiis Cuitlne J Joon isuth at Bail Ca. 4 Opan a»a>> a»a titl » p m.— OS J-SSII 1 Doji JvIr A trorx II Auy rv till (toeing In Giving tamanbai ll>a Hnl 4 latlai, in CHSISImn, SEE PAGE*?9 NAI2-I7 CLOMD TMUISOATS December 15, 1960 TIIE ADVOCATE Addresses 3 Chaplains' Institute Grant Given to Setonia //err is a current address WASHINGTON list of North Jersey's with the _ Seton Hall the priests serving as chaplains V■ S. ing largest grant ($178,400) rme the ctrets for convenience of University has been NotVc former parish oners who will trish to send Christmas granted $34,- was Dame. Locally, the HX) the greetings. by National Science Foun- other only institution receiving a dation to conduct summer insti- was Rev. William J. Madigan, U. S. Naval Am- grant Fordham, which was ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK tutes for teachers. awarded $97,100. phibious Base, Little Creek, Norfolk, Va. Rev. Seton Hall John X. was among 13 Cath- Bergcur, Chaplain Destroyer Rev. Daniel F. Mahoney, sth Marine Regi- Flotilla olic institutions 6, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, receiving $978,100 c/o FPO ment, Ist Marine Div. (RHINE) FMF, Camp New of the $22.7 million York, N. Y. Pcndelton, Calif. granted for Archbishop Rummel the Rev. purpose. An estimated 20,000 James T. Callahan. Division Chap- Rev. Eugene C. McGuire, Hq. 48th Air school Said to Re Improved lain’s high and college science Office, 2nd Marine Div. FMF, Camp Base Group, USAFE, APO 179,New York, N Y. teachers will the BATON ROUGE, N. attend institutes. La. (NC) - Lejeune, C. Rev. Frederick J. McTernan, Office of the The Catholi* receiv- F. Rummel of Catholic 52 F.A. university Archbishop Joseph Rev. David J. CasaZza, Station Catholic Chaplain, Group, Box 1317, New confined since Oct. Fort Okla. Orleans, Chaplain, MCAS, Point, N. C. Sill, t Cherry 9 to Our Lady of the Lake hos- Rev. Daniel F. To Rev. Charles J. Covert, Meehan, Staff Headquarters, Discuss Youth Base pital here Chapel, after a fall, is report- U. S. Marine Washington 25, DC. PARIS (NC) Camp Pendleton, Calif. Corps, France's 48th ed by physicians to be Rev. James Driscoll, Rev. Thomas H. Reilly, Building 117 Social Week improv- J. Deb. 10, will meet in Rheims Tuslog ing. He is nourish- Naval Station, R. 1. taking liquid APO 289, New York, N. Y. Newport, July 11-16 on the subject, •'The ment. and a gall bladder Rev. infec- Rev. Peter J. Fcrreri, Peter S. Rush, Office of the Post Rise of Youth Catholic Chap- in the tion is Chaplain’s Community." clearing up. lain, Fort Ord, Calif. Office, Building 1111, U.S.N.T.C., Great Lakes 111. Rev. Edward A. Slattery, Staff Amphibious Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet San Rev. Patrick Fitzpatrick, Veterans Admini- Diego, Calif. Rev. P. Trodd, U. S. Naval Air Sta- stration Hospital, Lebanon, Pa. Joseph MfWAK tion, Glynco, Ga. Rev. Joseph A. Frank, U S. Naval Hospital, Brunswick, fUIAUUt ttUWlt Camp Pendleton, Calif. DIOCESE OF PATERSON MU Rev. Thomas *o»uoun A. Kenny, Chaplain's Office, Rev. Charles F. Powers, U. S. Army Per- ALL HANDS ON DECK: St. Michael's Hospital, Newark, felt the effects of the •otanrow* U. S. Naval Station, 1, \ML Receiving Brooklyn sonnel Center, Fort Dix, N. J. 9*ncron N. Y. weekend blizzard just as other institutions did and met the emergency by pressing Rev. Francis X. McCarthy, Office of the MW JiMitY Rev. William J. 4126th Combat all hands into serv ice When regular staff members were unable to report Not even Ludlum, Catholic Chaplaiq, Ist Battalion Gr. llth Inf , Beale AFB, Support Group, Calif. 2nd Inf. Fort MW4IU7I 6UATIST rOUONt Div., Benning, Ga. the administrator, Slster M Felicitas and two officials of the Western Province of OTAMIttOft flNttf the Franciscan Sisters of the Poor were exempt. All three are registered nurses and spent Monday as “assistants" to the regular staff bathing patients, making beds Choose shifts Blind to Have serv ng meals, etc. Here two of them. Sister M. Margucrita. assistant to the Western Friar Tuck Inn provincial, and Mother Mary Helen, Western Pro- Routt 23 (Newark Cedar Pornpton Turnpike) Grove, N. J. Braille Cards, vincial, aid with patient Harry For Reservation! CEnter 9-4500 religious of Nolan Newark while Sis- ter M. Holiday Party Felicitas, hospital and administrator, Pas- Rohm NEWARK helps Hood Inn Christmas spirit significanee cjuale Grasso. The TK will cnmc to the blind of the Western 1129 VALLEY ROAD, CLIFTON, N.J. Newark Provincial were Archdiocese via a officials For Reservations Pilgrim 4-4510 Christmas party, caroling sor- visiting for the St. Michael’s Ideal from our ties, and special braille greet- of COMPLETE PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES departure five Sisters of cards and New Year ing pocket the ACCOMMODATIONS FROM 15 TO 500 order who will found me calendars. All these projects ue a new mission in Brazil. are under the auspices of the Specializing in wide selection Mt. Carmel Guild • Department WEDDINGS • SOCIAL & FRATERNAL for the Blind. CKil P • SHOWERS FUNCTIONS The Christmas party the Ufit 21st suen annual fete will be Investment held Dec. 18 at 4 p m. in the PUBLIC DINING ROOM AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE center for the blind, 99 Central OPEN DAILY after (Closed Mondays) Ave., devotions in St Pat- Serving rick's Pro-Cathedral Children CLOTHES FOR of blind members will entertain Family Style Dinners Businessmen's Luncheons THE CLERGY the ■ *• * at party. Refreshments will be served by Sodalists of Mt. In Rogers Pcet's Specialized :\\ Carmel, Bayonne. ' .V The Department, exclusively for caroling will be done by tLc Clergy and blind members at Seminarians, .various LD* will find hospitals during the two week you a comprehen- ■ WINTER WONDERLAND period before sive Christmas. selection of quality and N. J.’s Largest Stock of Ice Skates Clothing and Till: BRAILLE Christmas Accessories. Winter Sports are Equipment cards designed to be at- i j :LA.^ Member! ol the Clerir* are COMPARE OUR PRICES REAL VALUES ! tractive to the * *°* ! sense of d‘^u n . on ~fl touch, fr"V feature •Sale Christmas designs in' merchandne MARYKNOLL excenled (A) DAILY MISSAL. Larfjc * bas * plastic relief and greetings bold PRE-CHRISTMAS type Special prayer section SPECIALS in braille. They arc produced To those who Handsomi may wish to at the center by cover in blind mem- offer gifts to the simulated black leather SKIS SKIING Clergy or 4 9* and EQUIPMENT bers, Brother Barna- Seminarians including may we sug- Save up bas, and Zippered simulated leather cover to 20% on all Skiing Equipment M.SSS.T., Ann Russ gest a Gift Order. Just 6 9* of World Famous Kastle • Metal & Wood Skis Newark, under direction of phone the Clergy Depart- Genuine Rev. Richard leather, Complete Line of Dartmouth, Hart Metal M. McGuinncss, ment. 'idinOiuh gold edges and Childrens’ Sets and Arreasoriri of the Guild's department for Ibe blind Tin MAIL OIIIIKHS INVITKI) cards arc print ST. ""i JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL. ed on the new Incorporate COMPLETE SKI vacuum press Personal designed Shopper ail recent and built by Rev. Feast Day changes, bnef explana SHOP FACILITIES 479 Fifth Avenue James McFarland, director tion of notes in Skis Rented by day, week-end or week New York 17, N. Y. 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It is produced on the company Guild's braille press and will be - mailed free to all SAVE UP TO 20% blind mem- «Acfxj 4 affoMantl &r4ft JEWELERS bers this month AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 FIFTH AVE., at 41st St. NEWARK MILLBURN Generous, Trade In Allowance Annual Concert NEW YORK 17, N Y. 189-91 Morkst Stresf 265-67 Millburn Avsnus On Your Old Skates And Ski Shoes At St. Henry's OMN IVIIY IVINtNO UNTIL ♦ f M. On Purchase Of New Equipment BAYONNE St Henry's Choristers of St. Henry's Church will present their 12th annual ICE SKATES Christmas concert, "Carols by Candlelight,' in the church on Dec. Men's Hockey $7.95 19 at 8 p.m. m 18 Some carols will be sung +0 Women's Figuro $8.95 by the 50 voice, all male group mffim and an recital will he organ given aS Plus a complete selection by Edward H Morand of St Mi- rist^ (B) AURORA BOREALIS ROSARY. 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Street 7 189 91 Market 26b 67 Millburn Avenue PHOM Vt ? ii*>«il ll* Plastic CALL OL 9-9300 . H |itM Mti protective cover, 1.50 Open Mon thru Set 9 30 to 6 Open Mon. thru Set. 9 30 to S 30 until • •RANCH OUTIITSi SIND lON lim lilt lid tin. till Wed. 9 Thurt. until 9 Ample Perking T• r vic« arm mall «n 1 •! •< m+f Him lccl*»i«»tu«l C*nt«f 0«» t tli 490 525 Ave. M 901 Ll'ttl li*4*lli N ' Communipaw Ave. Jersey o«pt tti • lamNftif 1 Ntairk «i>d finmut, (St tho Junction) •Opp AAP Market) Include Federal Ta Itmbiriir'i NiMdk and *A«ni« Park and Manmaviri 4 THE ADVOCATE December 15, 1960 St. Vincent Msgr. Oesterreicher In Lithuania De Paul Group To Give Lecture Admit Atheistic Drive Was Real Opening New Showroom JAMAICA, N.Y. - Msgr. John Flop M. Oesterreicher, director of JERSEY BERLIN (NC) The CITY The Soviet annexed in World War 11, has Society now needed. Funds realized from Seton Hall University’s Institute of St. Vincent De press in Lithuania has articles almost daily Paul has ac virtually printed for operation of the salvage bureau of Judaeo-Christian Studies, will admitted quired and is that a of intensi- the the a three- year past year castigating remodeling are used to operate But- deliver the second guest lecture fied story furniture warehouse Camp propaganda and of at 388 anti-religious clergy religious practices ler, a summer camp for under- of the Fall term at the St. John’s in that 390 Jackson Ave. predominantly Catholic the people. as headquar- privileged girls Annual cost of University Institute in Compara- country has ters for its bureau. The failed. Paid propagators of atheism salvage the is operating camp $15,000. tive Religions on Dec. 15 here. building will It was learned that the com- outnumber priests by four to one. be opened to the munist public on Dec. 15. press ir. Lithuania is now Priests arc strictly forbidden to Announcement of blaming the government's paid teach religion to children or the purchase and plans for propagandists and teachers for youth. Earlier this year, several the building was the fact made at a at that Lithuanians are still iay men and women were sen- meeting which an auxiliary to the practicing their religion. tenced to prison terms of four society was or ganized. ▲ The Red Purpose of the press, the only press l years or more for teaching reli- auxiliary o in will be to alert the i Lithuania since the nation was gion to Lithuanian children pri- public to needs seized of the bureau. by the Soviet Union and vately. salvage first activity of the auxiliary li "ill be a Christmas party and £ for supper 250 underprivileged children at St. Acdan's auditori urn here Dec 21 at 4 p.m. Chair- *2 man John J. Hamaid M said that ex- cess funds will be used for rede EXPANSION: This is how the new velopmcnt of rectory (upper photo) and new convent in St. the salvage bureau operation. John's parish, Leonia, will look according to the designer M. George Vuinovich Rev. The bureau’s Timothy E. Moote, O. Carm plant on State St. pastor, this week announced that construction will , has been USER renovated but start in January. newer modern anymore equipment is Our Lady of Lake Hogan Is Elected To Catholic New Stage Plays By Club Rectory, Convent Now It th# time . . • and A. C. Dignity, LAKE MOHAWK Three CITY beauty, onc- UNION - James Hogan la tha place to have your car ax* act Christmas plays will be has been elected • and plainly marked president of the MOTOR TUNE-UP partly aarvlcad by factary tralnad prices staged by Our of the Lake St. For Lady Joseph's Catholic Leonia • tachnlclana at aavlnoa to Club here Parish COMPLETE blf youl At Leber Players at Our of the Lake be rare to find Lady Also elected were James Rienzo you may exactly LUBRICATION High School Dec. 18 A matinee the funeral icnrice William F. Schreck (serving his tosuit your detire*. Your LEONIA The • ADJUST STEERING 2 30 and forthcoming erection of anew will be presented at p m. 42nd term as rectorv choice o( casket it make— treasurer), Ralph and your* to our coo- anew convent in St. John’s and BRAKES an evening performance will have Fauciano, Robert parish here was announced it McAdam. Rob 95 tribution our • ability to 8 this week Rev. SAFETY CHECK your an p m curtain ert and Peter Laufenber by Timothy Moore, 0. Leahy Carm, pastor. 14 burdent in time of need. • The club held its Roth COOLING SYSTEM annual Christ buildings were M. desigied by hoaea George Vuinovieh Inetali antifreeze, check mas party Dec. 10. Proceeds of and and thermostat. Englewood Cliffs, construction will start in RHONE ** January Oil, antifreeze. I# needed—- UN,on from refreshments nnnlnw ,1~ j' parte, 3*lloo, will provide Bothn.lfh nrn .... : I lid/ are of axtra. ' contemporary design Christmas baskets for the needy with exterior of brick 9* ttmJxZiAMJuL INSURANCE and block. floor Cash and will be the parish FINEST food contributions were offices,! all The rectory will be in itw branches "U"-shaped pastor's suite, also accepted for the Christmas accommodations PAINT and BODY SHOP \1 with the three wings a ci' rilt • CASUALTY enclosing for two basket project. assistants, a and SPEEDY end EFFICIENT FUNERAL patio. On the left of the chapel MARINE - LIFE main large recreation room. The right TRUCK SERVICE _[EBER HOME wing will contain the housekeep- ers suite, kitchen, JOS. nl BYRNE CO. dining room CORNER 20th and two STREET & BOdI£VM)D * *hm fStbl.tS.»r* ADD ST. guest bedrooms. UNtOM CITY JUDE TO YOUR In the JET Parti Delivery Service for Garages •it mis n. imui 2 ■ j batement there Our will be a 1 service it tmailabU to large emery MArtrt 11/tt Gat Stations and * meeting room, boiler, Body Shoptl of laundry regardlea and CHRISTMAS LIST other utility rooms. The will convent be a two-1 Budget your repairs the A. C. way! Send a Donation To: story and basement structure. The basement will contain a Rev. Leonidas Oandasan laundry room, boiler room and i>». mi Parish of St. Jude Thaddeus recreation room in addition to L. other Ambrosino, President utility rooms. On the first ▲ c o Financial Secretary floor will be located a large Archbishop's Residence I 3085 HUDSON BLVD. euteJEmL foyer, two parlors for visitors, Vigan, lllocos Sur Philippines a and 5 W. SO. ORANGE AVE. chapel sacristy, commun- JERSEY CITY SOUTH ORANGE. N. J ity room, an office for the H "Where sup- Elegance ADJ. LACKAWANNA R R. erior, Sisters' 4 Slecki North el Journal Square work room and re- need not be costly" Service entrance SO 3-4168 i fectory and kitchen. The second on Sklllmen Ave. floor will provide accommoda- le 7:l# FINAL CHRISTMAS SPECIAL tions for 11 Sisters including the OL 6-8000 Oeon Dally 7:IS AM. PM. Wad. III! * P-M. • till l P.M. superior. sat. Our entire collection of Jeu elry, including Cultural Pearl* and exquisite genuine 80 Park Antique piece* Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Holy Name the REDUCED ( formerly Sorrento Restaurant) 50% St. John's, Leonia—Detective to up Arthur M.ignusson, who is di rccting the campaign against in- Come in and be contimrd decent literature being conduct ed by the Essex EXPERT UAH H AN|) JKUELKV REPAIRS County sheriff’s office spoke at fhe Dec. 11 OLD GOLD BOUGHT e APPRAISALS meeting. A Day of Recollection FREE PARKING for our customers "Gracious Dining " will he held in a Continental Atmosphere at Carmel Retreat House, Oakland, on next Jan. 4 Rooms 8- Banquet I Chairman Victor Gonzales has Church Functions announced buses will leave the Home and Office Parties church at 8 a m. that Communion day. Breakfasts Wedding Receptions St. Luke's, Hohokus—Rev. Jo- Home of our Suburban and Metropolitan seph Brannigan, M.M., an edu- Service cation official ; \ Catering at Shinyanga, Tan- HU < 7200 ganyika, was the B | 3.7000 speaker at the December breakfast-meeting He told society members that more than 400 students from Tangan- yika are currently being trained in communist-ruled countries. An & A THOMAS ORGAN I other Communion breakfast will be held Jan when the laiiai 8 speaker is a Christmas Gift for all will be Dr. Joan Thellusson Nourse, drama critic for The * vj Advocate. St. Paul's, Clifton Edward of Essex Countv’s Walsh is the new president. Other officers are Francis X. Gcnthon, Raymond Wynne, Gary Scarpn and Reginald Volker. They will economy be installed next month. Speaker at the election meeting was Msgr Joseph II llewetson, pas- tor. who discussed the history of since 1812 Catholicism in England. Yd St. Paul's, Greenville, Jersey m City—Rev. Mark Tsai, who for- merly served in the Newark Archdiocese and is now stationed in Formosa, and Martin J Mc- * National State Veigh. a Treasury Department Bank customs officer, were speakers at was established by the December breakfast THE ALL meeting. NEW TRANSITORIZED Essex County civic and \ Father Tsai revealed that be- cause of the given him THOMAS SERENADE help by business leaders to meet St. Paul's parish and its pastor, the banking and Msgr. Leo L anew growth a with Color Ton* Percutnon, 18 Voices. 18 Not*, Two Vo»ce, Radial Mahoney, Radiol Arc Pedal Ban, and Cane*! Tabil mission he is opening will be needs of Essex County named for St. Paul's Th* ••niofional n*w Color-Ton* Ptxuiiion Syitem with Voriabl* industry. For the past 148 Percussion R*p«at makes every vote* a Color- organ percussion «o>c*. bank Ton* lets reproduce th* tound of years the has served you r*oliiticolly o pxsno. guitor, Honor Holy Constable mandolin, marimba, vibrophone, chim*. banjo and countless other of LUANDA, Angola (NO many thousands mutual effects. And Color-Ton* of p«rmitt you to p*rcutt orv* group Two weeks of ceremonies are be- whil* th* unaffected. vote* 1, remaining voi<*t com* through You have businessmen, who have ing held in 11 ion and th* effect of Portuguese West p*rcu tuttainl Africa to mark the sixth centen found that National State Other escilmg effecti include Tilted Opper Manual. Continuously Vori- of the birth of Blessed wondert ul ary Nuno obi* knows and con serve their Vibrato, both rote and depth. Continuously Voriabl* Monuol Alves Pereira, lloly Constable Balance, Continuously Variable Pedal Ban Volume. Headiet Outlet for of Portugal, who drove requirements beat. Meat* the Span- Proctk*. 40 Wott Peok Power Amplifier ond Two 12 ' Speaker ish out of his country and later System. Th* new trantiitonied Thomot Serenade it exquisitely detlgned for in o became a Carmelite clothing vonaty of hondiom* wood finlthet to harmonise with home Brother. gifts Christmas every DRESSES B. SKATING SKIRTS P#rfo and and jH $4.98 ‘; *3.98 *; D Insurance t)?A|ll}HtO l|l NATIONAL EAST PATERSON HACKENSACK STATE BANK OF Rt. 4 the Elmwood LORD PIANO CO. NEWARK of Shopping Center 162 Main Street ‘ • 650 Irvington Orange . MUlburn Short PARAMUS WEST NEW YORK Kayle Rock Ave , West Orange UK 1 -3310 Hills Mall Center West Essex-Caldwell Bergen Shopping Bergenlino Ave & 59th St. Open Daily OAM - 0 1* M OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS tokr t flvrl Lkj***M It ONE TRAFFIC LIGHT W EST OF I’ALS CABIN Films on TV December 15, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 5 Meral the rating by the New York efffe# of Current National coopera- in Brief a list of on TV Legion of Decency with Following is films Plays tion of Motion Plcttyo Department# inter- Dec 17-23 There may be changes in MOVIES Alumnae. national Federation of Catholic aome due to cuts for TV use, but gen- By Joan Thellusson Nourse Ph.D. erally the original Legion of Decency ratings may be accepted as correct. For further information calls MA 1-8700 Camclot American Splendid pageantry, comedy about an irascible 1900 FOR THE FAMILY ana Morally Everyone I who scares off his daughters' suitors.! Unobjectionablefor captivating tunes and a Animal Farm JohnJ & Julie Adventure* of Gypsy _ The spectacle Edge of Eternity likeably sorry of first- 1 Bermuda Mystery Comes Last Days of 10 Commandment* « J Johnny Fly Huckleberry Idealistic ra stage talent wasted on the negllf! Finn Flame Over India book make this Lerncr- Buy Me That Town| lag Pompeii Tarun. ApeMan ible memoirs of Home Alamo a burlesque Gallant Hour. Voyage queen. Cherokee Strip I I>ove Find* Andy —’’3o" Locwc Arthurian Some highly numbers Battle of musical a brave suggestive Crime Great Day Libel 3rd Man on Mt. School Hardy The Hostage Brendan Behan's mad Coral Sea of and Cynthia J Gunfightcr. World 14 Fighting Men joysomc geste. brouhaha of ribald Meet Me In St. Battle in quips, tavern ballads Abilene Master, Drums Along Mo- of 13 Gho.ta and sentimental Outer Space Gun. of The and the Stars philosophising. Heavy on Timber- Congo Jungle Bride of Plough off-color hawk MrJ Bug Goes to Ben 30-Foot Jokes, some treating holy things Hur land Emperor's N'tghUng- Man on String Candy Rock Frantic, not ver- with offensive Behind Great Hand always audible flippancy. Wall in Hand Michael Strogoff * Invitation to gale Mystery? Sea Raider 39 Step. a March Dreary social Big Jceter sion Falcon's Heaven on Earth Mouse That Roared 1.001 Arabian NU. of comedy blandly Adventure(Our Vines Have O’Casey’s tragicomedy endorsing illicit love as Big Night High Time Noose for Falcon'* Gunman 3 World, of protest against conformism Brother Tender Grapes Blood & Steel about the Irish Troubles of 1915. Hound Dog Oklahoma Irma la Florian I Didn't Man Terri- Gulliver Douce Parts atmosphere. Postman Boy & Pirate. Hound That tory Send Me Kweet 4 Feathers Ring Timbuktu No songs and a charming new star Boy Who Flowers—Amusing Stole Thought He Wa. Operation Tyler squandered the sordid of God Is My PartnerTRemarkable Andrew Million Toby on history a Raccoon light French Heidi A Amsterdam 12 Hour, to Kill comedy about the absurd prostitute. 3 Little Girls in Cinerama In Wake of Holiday Pollyanna 12 to Moon woes Little Moon of Albsn Affair Blue Circua Star. of a suburban Poignantly re- Stranger Raymie hypochron- drama of Irish It Happened in Thunder1 in I'nder 10 Flag. vealing an girl drafted Into Valley Comanche Station driac Israel Silent Walk Tall under the delusion he is God s service a Daughter Flatbush Wreck\ of Hesperus Enemy as of Charity by Conspiracy of Sink Journey to Center the Bismarck Slave personal tragedy Heart. Warrior A of Earth Snow dying. Miracle Worker— Queen Girl Tense, moving dramaI ( os.acki Jungle ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS Cat Stop. Look. Advise and Consent as mettlesome Annie Sullivan tames When Comedy Complex. aome- a Day They Robbed what small but |Apartment for ( Girl in 313 Kidnapped A Laugh Was disturbing political drama about high- ferocious Helen Keller to teachI King Bank of England Killer, of level bribery her the wonders Peggy < Golden Mask Story of Ruth Would B# and blackmail used to force of words. Dino.auru. Senate The Music Berlin Correspond A Ivy Kilimanjaro Swan Lake confirmation of questionable Cabi- Man Fresh, exhilaratingI Holly Gentlemen a Dog of Flander. Last mutual dent I Hudson’s Angry Man Sword A Dragon of Mary net appointee. romance of 1912 lows set to a Bay Wreck Souza march beat. Fine for the Black Friday I Married an Ansel Deare All the Way Home snappy I Absorbing, compas- family. Brasher 1 I-ady sionate Doubloon Vanishes study of the effects of a sudden Lady Cadet Girl * Lea Miserable* Unobjectionable for Adults Adolescents death upon a close-knit middle-class Amer- . Brilliant melodic adap- , tation of Shaw’s Circumstantial Evl- ! Marsin for Error All Young ican family. I comedy about the Cockney Men Hannibal Please Don’t Eat in Trapped Btkti flower-girl transformed the proud dence * Moon Over Her Angry Red Hell Interesting and colorful. If ! hy pro- Planet Bent for the Daisies fessor of Shoulder Tangier. somewhat drama of the contest speech. .Some low, broad humor Cowboy At Blond A. Sea Ragea Leather Prisoner, cynical, of Volga Unforgiven in scenes her raffish father, Dead Reckoning My Reputation Atomic between Britain's Henry II and St. Thomas featuring Submarine High Powered Rifle Porgy , Period and Be.. Valley of Redwood. i of Adjustment Rueful Williams: Falcon In San Fran-1-Private Nurse Bahette Goea a Becket. to House of Uaher S O S. Pacific Verboten Th# Best Man— Fast comedy about the personality rlashes of cisco ( Quiet Please. Mur- War of paced, adroit House 7 Hawk. Scent of Mystery Village ofDamned ° Its humor Falcon Backt der Battle satire, whose Presidential . couples. harpe pretty Strikes of Sexea Ice Palace political choice School for Virtuous Bigamist TV steadily on Intimate marital problems. Over?rShop AroundCorner a scene from TV is a high-minded liberal intellectual of no Falcon Takes Became They’re I Aim at Star. TABLEAU: In the series “Children and Rosemary, Scoundrels Visit to Small Christmas” being The Alligators - * So Evil My religion and flexible domestic Tw-o well- 4 Jills In Jeep Love Young pretty Jallbrcakers Sergeant Rutledge Planet morals acted short plays. Second and better Four Out That Haacn Girl on and Way* Bellboy Journey presented ‘‘Look Up Live” Sundays at 10:30 National has gangster's to 7 Wayg From Wake Me Whan a.m., Channel 2, by the Bye Bya Birdia widow out to dissuade Foxes of Harrow I Undyina Monster Bell. Are Clever, brisk, light- psy- Ringing Loit Sundown chology-loaded film City If. Over of Catholic hearted musical take-off rock writer from whitewash- Gentle Annie Winter Wonderland Bride, of Council Men, act out in on teenager Dracula Magnificent 7 Song Without Dragon youngsters Nativity scene tableau. roll ing a ruthless murderer. End Walk Like n fads. Gentleman at Heart Cage of Evil in Sundowners The Sound Man Cocked Hat Walking Target Drums of Music - Enchanting Under the Window - Stirring Craxy for Love Man song-feat with Who Died Sunrtae at Warlock with lilt from winsome Mary Martin as, General episodes a lyric O'Casey's OBJECTIONABLE Enemy Twice •arly the lively convent who Campobcllo Wild and the Dublin days. Includes his usual Jibes girl launchedi 4-D Man Rook Review "Your New Suburban Marie Surrender Hell the Trapp children's choral Blackboard Pirate J Singapore Octobre Innocent at Catholicism in Ireland. career. Gaxcbo Family entertainment. Con- That in Ermine Mating Time Tarzan. the Woman Eater Articles Store" Emmanuel re- Christmas in 1 Lady Religious Reverently beautiful Take General Lace Me Along— Melodic O'Neill mu-1 1 Whirlpool Midnight Magnificent Woman Obae.sed telling of the of with ad- necticut Della story Bethlehem, Rovere Mountain mirable sical. setting the amall town love Daisy Wicked Road 10 Second* to Hell World. Flesh and • Genuine Hummel Picture*, portrayals of Our Lady and St. prob- Kenyon ] Lady Giant *cma of convivial Uncle of Marathon Night Fighter. Thunder in Sun Devil Church Sid Halfbreed Yellow the Joseph. (Jackie Sky Year Calendar Figurine*, Card* and Gleason) and Othello Time Machine of Aa Evening with Mike Nichols and his bookish teenaged Man Who Came to > World Apu nephew One dubious Set*. ■ lame May satiric dance, but general-1 Dinner Nativity Light, sophisticated CHRISTIAN LIFE CALEN- and ■kß* ly agreeable. Unobjectionable period and person, to make Panting up our current national foi- Morally for Adults A Taste of Honey-Naturalistic • Mittal*, Bookt, Bible*, bles. One sketch youngsters In Britishl All the Fine 4 Fast DAR, Prayer on amorous Gun* Magician Purple Gang 1960-61, by Rev. one stop to think about his Play about a shiftless aging George dubious taste. trollop and, Young Cannibals Bookt. her bitter 400 Blow. Man Who Could SevenThieve* Image Floretlol wayward daughter. Objectionable I Kolanda and Rev. John F. Mur- Faith. P’ine for the _ Brisk, sparkling musical An*ol Wore Red office, the for Hell la City Cheat Death Sound A Fury underlying cynlclam. situations! (Charge It With CCP) humorously charting the political rise seamy Apartment Heller arrl in Pink Mirror Has 2 Faces South Pacific phy. Bruce. $l. home, or anywhere. A. ef LaGuardia. coarse dialogue. Film Reviews Back Wall F. an young to explosive Tenderloin Tight. Murder. Inc Spartacus The 4tm Cousin Jewrlsh- Engagingly nostalgic mu-i Beit This is an excellent calendar Amiable of Everythin# Home From Music Box Kid Rachel Cod* sical about a plucky minister out to eloae PLAINFIELD RELIGIOUS Black Orpheua the North to Alaska up Manhattan ain H. Hill Sapphire of the Church year, "in com- spots st the century's By William Mooring Table Captain's House of Intrtgu* Nude White turn. Some rtsque bits, but values general-j In Car Subterranean* Career Ocean's accord with the ly good. Hypnotic Eye 11 Third Voice plete decree of Library Addition GOODS Cash McCall CO. I Passed for The Tenth Man— Pleasant romantic! Damned Odds Against Touch of Larceny Villaueof Chance 26, 1960, in arrangement, PITTSBURGH parable Meeting White Tomorrow A July (NC)—Duqucsne In synagogue setting enlivened Upstairs 411 PARK AVE. Ikiru with humor. (Fair) Adults and Adolescents College On the Beach titles and classifications wTy Jewish Opposing today's Downstairs of the University will construct a 600,• Confidential I’m Plainfield skepticism, lauds all AU Right. One Foot in Hell Virgin Island PL 6-9527 sentimentally faiths, Highly contrived British sci- and regardless Cranes Are Flying Jack Once More days of the year, in di- three-story of basis for belief Virgin Spring 000, library addition. Toys Crimson Kimono Inherit the Wind With rections In the - Caustic ence-fiction, this version of John Why Must Die for AMIc study of a Feeling 1 use of the Bre- Crowded It ***■• amiable Southerner, Sky Started in Naples Operation Petticoat Wild Strawberries wrecked by Dark Wyndham's "The Midwich at Top of viary and Missal," selfish, meddling womenfolk Some Jayhawker* One Foot In Hell Wind Cannot Read the raw Stain publish- lines *nd generally cynical Key Witness Pillow Talk r outlook Cuckoos" launches its sensational Wonderful Country er states. A note Under the Yum Yum End of Innocence No Write Plunderers apologizes for Tree Shallow, Let man Young Have ...t0 dwell in the A suggestive light theme when after Fait Sexy My Epttah house comedy about a youngI mysterious Portrait In Black No Time its lateness the marvel is girl a allly plan for platonic trial a mar- British give that the riage sleep some villagers Morally Objectionable in Part for Everyone changes were made at The Untinkable Molly Brown- birth to Alaaka Buoyant blond haired, telepathic Passage Female A Tlesh Leech Women all. This may be the only family-style mujlcal .bout Sex Kittens Go the Lord all And > nlh.rmln, Quiet Flow* 3 Branded the Cinderella babies. Women Let*. Make Love to College 1961 of Jauntily crashing Denver's stuffy calendar in such "com- high the Don Last Mile Macumba Love Gladiator days society Sign of Beat The They become very cruel “su- Generation I-a Strada Missle to Moon accord.” Well Sobering dramatic account Some Like It Hot plete Beloved Infidel of the nari 3 Gales to Hell Never So Few Sona A I»vcrs persecution of Polish Jews Inl Sanders, as per-beings." George Between Time and Foolish of to the early 40's. Virgin Night, Lucretia Squad Car It opens up display the Eternity Forbidden of whose wife Fruit Borgia When life.” an English physicist Strangers days each week, the Mass, etc., my Blue Angel From lie LI to Platinum High We Meet (Barbara Shelley) is the mother Bluebeard's 10 Eternity School Studs Lonlgan together with highly readable Honcymoone From the Terrace Pretty Boy Floyd Squad Car of one of these monsters, cventu- like: Born Reckleae G. Blues little comments on each, I Private Lives of Subway In the Sky Bramble Rush lly finds a remedy for the evil Girls Town Adam A Ev« Summer Place Breath of Goddess ACCORDIONIST Scandal of Love Psycho Surprise Package “They say St. Francis de a visitation: the remedy is bomb, Bucket of Blood H Man Pusher Tall Story Sales was canonized because he FOR Butterfield 8 Anniver- Rat Race ALL OCCASIONS of course. Happy 3 Murdcrc.sc. WATCH IT GROW! Can Can was willing to listen endlessly sary Rebel Breed Too Soon to Love lurid Carry Nurse Head of On the side, although fair- on. Tyrant Riot In Juvenile Virgin Sacrifice Clrcua to bores. Too feast of Horrors Hercules Prison Hot Wind . . many RONNY OWENS ly well done, this will not advance Where Crack In Mirror Rise A Fall of Blow. Unchained days have a way of rounding Cry Tough 621 VALLEY ROAD films as an art form, nor Hiroshima. I*ega Diamond Who Wa* That perhaps Daddy-O Mon Amour into reality, as scale will \ Rookie I-ady' any UPPER MONTCLAIR lead anyone into sin, it Desire In Dust Inside although the Mafia Room at the Top Wicked Goto Hell quickly reveal. . . St. Ircnacus Electronic Monster It Started With Room 43 Wild River nay some a this keep imaginative Elmer lived time He* (Imply PI 6-6734 Gantry Kim* Rosemary World of at a when it was Entertainer youngsters awake nights. Not for Young Jesse James SeptemberStorm Suxi* Wong customary to remove prtyer expresses Esther A a bishop’s King Young Captive* young children, mothers! head along with his miter." man's eternal desire! A Separate Classification this child's YEAR These serve to bring alive the Yes, prayer Herod the Great C n ixp«rlence /°n T* Thlt message film which presents the program of Moral Re-Armament, prayer. ON INSURED a quasl-rellglous movement, should be viewed by a Ip ereryone’s SAVINGS (Weak) in part Objectionable Catholic audience with certain reservations because the film relies too And to heavily emotional BIBLES & ready help yon M TE Here is another of those as- upon argument and because the religious expression which BOOKS 1 to Personal 00 reform is theologically ambiguous. attain this desire is the “iSt IS OVER 550.000.000 OF ALU TYPES sembly-line, Italian, sex- 4 . , Presented In the form of a serious quasi-documentary this film, of its (the most beautiful and sen- based because subject matter analytical study of the rehabill- REBOUND spectacles, lightly upon tation of a prostitute), is questionable entertainmentfor the motion picture sible medium. For missal available, scriptural history, and aimed at this reason tt is Intended for a specialized and mature audi- NEWARK INC. ence and Its exhibition therefore be BINDERY, 6 CONVENIENT OFFICES should restricted. the Maryknoll Daily the popular-priced places cater- FRED CORDON, Pro. Missal. to Condemned M Clinton Ncwjrlc J, N. 1 HACKENSACK ing youths and "family” folk. SI.. 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Our Tricot Ankle in 10 WSOI) Nylon Length The Catholic Youth Guide Life and 00 pm Mo,l Re . Walter W. Curtis, 76 Broad St., Bloomfield, N. /., i, editor of lhe Question Box. he submitted him For Unbelievers Questions may to Only? for answer in this column. News items from ages of 21 and 59, will be countries con- cation of Negroes. Thousands of these have you missionary to l}. Please explain the obliga- firm our belief that permitted one full meal. government-controlled educa- attend schools where they receive no only public re- tion of fast and abstinence as tion is harmful to Catholic Saturday, Dec. 24, for will youth. When Sudan ligious insiruction and an inferior education be- you It applies this year to the achieved political Vigil then be day when independence a few cause of racial bias. a there Is no years ago, of Christmas. it suppressed Catholic fast and abstinence schools. Though all the Prof. J. C. Coetzec, rector of Potchcfstroom and you may northern cat meat part of the country was in South Africa, has A There' is and eat as often as Moslem, the University proposed the es- an unusual priv- Moslem government wish. was soon introducing the tablishment of separate state-supported schools ilege now given tn each Catholic you of the Koran into all for and the Christian teaching schools, even those non-believers believers of in connection with the fast and t). What Is the profession of in the south where the population was either various denominations. Archbishop Hurley, chair- abstinence of the Vigil of Christ- faith frequently referred to in Christian or the pagan. man of education department of South African mas. First, let me explain this our Catholic and A Catholic priest papers by„ missionary was recently ar- Catholic Bishops Conference, has welcomed this briefly, and then to those who rested, whom Is it made? imprisoned and then expelled from "Like-minded Sudan proposal. parents," he has said, may wish to accept it, a simple on of charges violating a sacred and "should be with state-aided re- place dis- provided schools recommendation. A. The profession of faith re- turbing consciences. All he had done to of was visit flecting the atmosphere the homes.” The Arch- ferred to is formal Until last year the Vigil of a statement a school and ask permission public to teach bishop thinks that Professor Coctzee’s ideas will of the beliefs of the Christmas, Dec. 24, was a day of principal catechism to the Catholic who children who were be- not please the secularists "believe that all Catholic complete abstinence and of fast religion. It was formu- ing taught the Koran. Another missionary priest government school education should be neutral lated by for all Catholics. Last year a the Council of Trent in' was convicted of treason because he allegedly in matters, that is, Godless." These religious change, or better, two the 16th century. It is similar to 400 perhaps helped Christian students of school, which schools would not be church a separate schools in more changes, came into the law but detailed than the Apos- had two of, only one or Moslem sense students, mimeo- the strict of the word. They would he so- tles Creed the Church by a decree of the or the Nicenc a circular Creed, graph protesting against the substitu- ciety schools, each school for a community of Sacred Congregation of the Coun- which is recited after the tion of for the Gospel Friday Sunday holiday. like minded parents. cil dated Dec. 3, 1959. at Mass on Sundays and on cer-, In Formosa, which is favorable Would South African generally to not the professor's tain other The first, which days. Catholics, 99% of the Catholic granted the children attend proposal be ideal for the United States? Because of the The Code of Canon Law in public schools. Unfortunately most of is in privilege observing fast the children our society pluralistic religion, our public and of Canon 1406 lists are unable to hear Mass abstinence the Vigil of the persons who and receive religious in- schools teach no They are secularistic—- religion must on make this struction on because "that Christmas Dec. 23 instead I profession of Sunday they must attend is, Godless.” Godless schools may be suit Dec. 24. faith. cram They are men special classes, athletic meets For \ mostly who or other ex- able for unbelievers. that reason they are are to undertake some tracurricular A The office or activities. missionary has said not suitable for children who believe in God. second, which permitted Why receive some that if the schools are not each individual to order in the Church. completely closed on should students professing religious faith have to Catholic decide them we find the Sundays to allow the children to attend to for himself whether he Among Bishop- their attend schools intended for those of no faith, th* would ob- elect before his spiritual development, "the serve the fast and abstinence consecration, 4 conversion of For- alternative being attendcnce at privately sup- of priest before he assumes mosa will have to begin all over again 20 the Vigil of Christmas on Dec. charge in ported schools? There is no justice in this. Let of a parish as years." 23 Dec. 24. pastor, a priest the state support a sufficient number of schools or appointed a In the Union of South to seminary faculty, Africa, the apartheid for unbelievers and allocate other schools to like- This year, therefore, each a priest program has deprived the Catholic Church of minded accepting faculties the religious groups In these schools all Cutholic may decide for himself tq financial hear support which it received confessions, a seminarian formerly groups can maintain their cultural heritage while whether he will observe the fast from the before he receives the subdeacon* government for its schools for the edu- giving full loyalty the United to States of America. and abstinence of the Vigil of ate. Christmas on Friday, Dec. 23, or Saturday, Dec. 24. Stay Let mepoint out how this works Vigilant in December Intentions out practice. If you choose Dec. 24, then you arc permitted no The Holy Father's Decency, like has its in vigi- adults” general in-vl liberty, price are not approved for children. A parent's meat at all on that day and lance. Catholics in their arc tention for December is: • renewing pledges of the task thus is simplified: Check the list and permit obliged to fast (everyone subject That the Legion of and of the National meekness and the Decency Office the child to attend if the picture is approved to these laws). In this case Fri- of Decent Literature renewed this for not Immaculate humility of Catholics con-, pledge of all but otherwise. may vig- Dec. ilance their day. 23, remains a regular tribute to woild over personal conduct and the For adults Conception peace. con- themselves were given a sim- duct of children Friday on which no meat is The mission their in the matter of moving of vigilance: per- Intention ilarly simple program Check the sug- mitted. gested pictures and printed matter. list for the ofi Fidelity through and attend only those either approved for all Apostleship Was Hut vigilance is the only antidote to the drive for for adults. a if you choose to transfer Prayer by the Pope Is: or Gift From God at the fast and to That the profits expense of an Center abstinence Dee. Catholics in India* decency’s increasing num- of the program of vigilance against the Frank J. 23, then that may fully realize ber in moving picture and fields. the indecencies in which By Sheed raised any serious doubt, l nn day (a Friday) their personal* printing print fairly deluge our or even which their soul had been in the We have considered in the you are permitted no meat at all the social apo*-' Underlying Legion pledge is the acknowl- newsstands is the N.O.D.L. not to patron- one re- problem, minds of Catho- separated death. responsibility pledge at The gap edgment that that sult of Our lics, and if subject to the l*w tolatc. one has a moral obligation ize vendors corner stores Lady’s being the Moth- between of fast (newsstands, and the was a result of sin, to a er of are form right conscience about that like) that sell God—all sons want to permitted one full meal. In pictures or. for sale indecent give and Our was sinless. display publi- IT WAS AN almost Lady arc to one’s moral life. their mothers gifts, inevitable this case Dec. 24 for is not dangerous the cations. this Son could Men, of you Accenting icsult course, cannot pretend renewal this give of living with the full truth' day of fast year is the fact that unacceptable You need no list these without any limit save her a nor of abstinence to test magazines. De- to know what God will will about her Son. For the or pictures increased to a power to ordinary! and you eat meat notable and therefore cent people recognize receive; and what in not may if you indecency. Just look over do. For all of us man, there was the tempta- extent last supreme the feel- wish. Cana alarming year. New and firm fulfil- the can meas- simple Calendar magazines and you know by their covers tion arises to ing that Christ want His occasionally decide ment ure would of the Legion pledge for oneself and one's and their to He gave This is the pictures the kind which decent some question with the present law. If it people mother with Him in confidence is was sanctifying heaven, not, family imperative. that the decision seems somewhat object. her soul is God's, when complicated to PRI-CANA only but J * The very heart of effective But herself, body B y°nne action stores grace. there all that have you, you wish to follow Sl against Neighnorhood depend upon neighbor- and soul. we done is to de- might HK ' t pictures Any son would want improper moving was set forth hood is one special our Jsn. 13-22 by Arch- and should be to avoid cide what would recommendation. tipper MontcUir. St. business, willing was we do if we simple that, and this the one Son ClMtan't HU 3-7782. 1 bishop Boland in his letter to the faithful of New- offense to element in His the of the J S— decency neighborhood. In- who were God. But when the vast Most Catholics, we think, will Garwood, SI. ark. could have what He wanted! *£ Ann'aj form your dealer of wishes and let him power to give your de- mass of Catholics see a conclu- find it easier and less 5 - Parents were compli- Gl«n Rotk. St. a cide that we more /•!> , 1 given simple program of vig- if he wants your business. might For the Instructed, I sion certain of cated to C.tlurlnr WH t as over a space observe on Friday, Dec. ». 3-0120. ilance for the protection of their children hJs in the its Is It worth the easily overlook. there was another Decency price. price probably, 1 some 1,500 years, the risk is not 23, the of fast and ab- reminder that classed obligations pictures as "suitable for of vigilance to you? Because He was element. It is doctrine a of the great. It vanishes altogether when stinence of ’he Christmas Vigil. God, He could Church that all men would re- the Church gives its infallible def If you follow this recommenda- give His motherl ceive back from j lnition. Hours the bodies tion, your obligation Forty rtf*. __a _ i . will be as gifts not only before He was born follows: of her, but before Giving she was born On Dee. 23, no meat herself! This Is Friday, the meaning of The Christmas is will be permitted to Archdiocese Newark season traditionally the time we'd realize hnw little ue do give. the doctrine you if you of of the Immaculate Reds Press of This is so are over seven Dec. 11. 1940 giving. perhaps because our giving A case in point is Fooling years old. Be Nora O'.Mahoney, a stage, Conception. Fourth Sunday of Advent to if extends more But the sides, you are between the St Mary'a persons. to one who screen and television performer, currently HmplUl. 4lh St. A Willow ap- IT Ave.. Hoboken recognizes his obligation of sharing what he has in the IS SI R PRISING how this pearing Broadway hit, "Little Moon of On with others in the whole becomes Phrase has caught need, year a Alban.” the non Catho Alleged ‘Split’ Diocete time of giving. iic of Paterson Nora has her imagination, but more pledged salary, except for surpris By F. "the In Your Dac. 11. 1940 In addition to the and ing how for the Catholic Louis Budenz plauds great Soviet remembering birthdays living expenses, to the Catholic missions in non who people, Prayers Faurth Sunday of Advant under the Convent of the Immaculate other occasions of friends uses it, it has no It was who leadership of the Concep- special our and rela- Airica. Her to about trace of its true Anthony Trollope Kenya, giving apiounts 45% tion. New St.. Pateraon there are the meaning. wrote in Farm"; "It is glorious Communist Party of tives, ever-present of her And she than Ninety-nine times out "Orley fund-raising salary. gives more money. drives that make of 100 not true that the Soviet Union" for their remember these deceased a to our in it is used as it meant a rose by any other ex- your particular appeal gen- While Hollywood she volunteered to if serve tensive erosity. three the birth of Christ. name will smell as sweet." The "communist years in the missions of with the Virgin But it building" priests: Kenya and Asa group, the people in this Consolata Catholic refers not to Christ's Victorian novelist thus tells us "striving for peaceful co- Mass Calendar country can Society for Foreign Missions conception called in existence." The b« generous. In no other nation is there as a teacher of Our womb, but her that some words can be given message ac- Archdiocese Newark English. She received permis Lady's to of such "double- claims "The of the social- a denapd on the of the citizens. sion to return to in the womh of her a unity pocketbook Broadway. When the show closes conception Rev. James J. Smith, Dec. 17, Dec 18 Sunday The taxes are and own mother. tongued'' ist headed the Soviet Sunday. Fourth high, a portion of she to And it means con- camp by good this will go back Africa for two more years. that 1920 of Advent. Double of let Claes Violet. tent. Union." is sent to less fortunate her Son's care No Gl. There is e Cr. Pref. of Trinity. money countries. Whilo While all of us not be able to for her gifts to may make A. Rev. Robert Dec. Maw of the percentage of the tax her from This exercise Who composed that message? Brennan, Dec. 19 Monday. previous may not be as as such a generous could began the first moment high contribution, we do so Sunday Forte! Violet No Gl or Cr. in countries where of her in None other than Mao 17, 1940 the wages are the ad- much more. existence. semantics 2nd Coil. A IN); C ; 3 B ; 3 B . Cr. Pref. of will all back to us. God will not let Dec. 19, 1957 Apostles. their generosity It had, by in 1961 in port In honor of Comrade Khrush- Dec publicized. Too bad, because then us outdo Him in generosity. God's gift, not natur- a 2 2 Thursday St. France# Rev. Camillus Mondorf, Dec. Xavier Cabrtnl. Vlrfln. Double of 2nd al life but many pronged Soviet assault un- chev, which concludes: only supernatural life. "Long (Maas White 2nd *th Sunday 21, 1914 Gl Coll What less we are awake live the unity of the Advent: 3 A fN». C »P> Common Pref. this means quite simply to this chi Soviet camp of is that headed the Soviet Rev. Charles A. Dec" Z 1 Friday Maas of previous she whom God chose canery by Union." McCarthy, Culture Sundav Ferial Violet. No Gl or Cr. Who Dec 1920 Uncontrolled? to We can cite at once uttered 21, 2nd Coll ; 3 B Com- for "dogmatism" of State of Red mon Pref an Instant without sanctify- or "sectarianism" China, Liu Shao- Rev. William A. Dec j Brothers, Dec 24 Saturday Vlfll of Christ- In tin years between two at their | the world wars, limes he some of in her and alleged "re chi 22, 1913 Simple Violet No tempered by the fruits of ing grace soul. opposites, l maa Gl. or Cr. Com " Pref Americans beheld the exodus of much of their this modern Renaissance. visionism" or | mon A demon A century ago the "opportunism IN Rev. Peter stimulating Church made I.IKK Kramer, Dec 23 Sunday finest MANNKK I could O.Carm., Nativity of Our literary, musical and to are I artistic talent stration by figure* in the till* They the occasion for con- 1951 Lord Jesus important literary And doctrine the subject of an Dec. 23, Christ Double of Ist Clast. Intellectuals, quote from this Peking Review Europe regarding their fellow publishing field the founding us in to Red White Ist Maa. Gl Cr Pref and Com on TV program infallible definition For relationship "Open century the speech by Premier Chou En- municante.of Christmas 2nd Maas Gl as countrymen concerned solely with the search Mind revealed China. I cannot in this space pre 2nd Coll St recently some of the we upon century before that ( atho Diocese Paterson Anastasia. Cr Pref and dangers Ui on Nov. 7, in which he winds of for the almighty dollar, fled what sent on the Communicants*, of Christina. 3rd Mass they could not face. The participants admitted lies had It a treatise Kremlin's freely that aside held for certain truth with Cr Pref and Communicantes of up the same exclamation Rev. J. |GI but visualize as a culture wasteland for from paperback connotation of these words, but George Dec. 19 Chrtatmaa. of Epiphany greener editions of current movies, the Once the Church had formulated Crone, I-a«t Gospel that has rung through his talk, 1957 elsewhere KEY Gl Gloria; Cr Creed. A for pastures works of Or. and can give for the time being in Spock dictionaries, smut was with all possible clearness the hailing again "the solid unity of Peace B for th. Pope; C from the Vo- Whether or not the of the '2os stances of their serious Rev. Francis X. expatriates easily money-maker No. 1. doctrines of the and only mis Dec tive Mas. of Holy Ghost; N Archdioce*. Trinity In the Soviet headed Dalsey, the camp by the of Newark; P Diocese of Paterson; found cultural roots sought outside their In the by Western Jour 21, 1943 | Coll. they comparing traditional hardback book carnation, so that Catholics interpretation Soviet Union." Collect; Pref Preface. native laul. it is becoming gratifymgly evident with the rapidly nalists mushrooming paperback, the could live day in and day out in Further on we have the ad- that the tide has turned the other fact way in the was to that the the full and brought light awareness of Who ON NOV. dress of Chen Yl for the Politi- '6os. We paperback 23 THLKK appeared are now the witnesses of what Father publisher, slso often the direct successor of the What Christ Is, they began to cal Bureau of across the Chinese C. J. S.J., has the front page of one of McNaspy, described in an America unprincipled old-time pulp cannot af see it as unthinkable that He Communist article publisher, our leading New York Parly uttering the as a great "culture a newspa explosion." ford loser and hence tends all too should Ills have allowed mother same fervid The Jesuit frequently pers this sensational headline: espresslons In the scholar cites facts and figures to please the lowest to " AROUND THE PARISH common denominator of the exist for so much as an instant "Soviet Raps Red China The same words. which demonstrate that public. tellingly Americans, in reading without sanctifying grace. I could quote the In- increasingly larger numbers story could not cite one word of published and proportions, do Whatever the means of communication. Yet, for many, devoted lovers what condemnation for Red China by terview given by Premier Chou appreciate their great museums have to American Catholics are formally in favor of the Blessed Virgin, troubling offer, of a the quoted Communist I’arty En-lai to the British correspond are developing more cultivated musical deepening and spreading our culture like question remains. Our l.ady had roots Pravda. ent, Felix Green, the whole theme tastes, ara supporting the As far newspaper, legitimate stage, are as possible, we wish to avoid said in the such negu Magnificat, "My spirit of which Is summed In these reading more hooks than .Mc- The side reference to up ever before. Father live pressures as such a ultimatums, prohibitions or doth rejoice in God Savior my words "The socialist camp head alsj makes the "rapping" was the editorial In- Naspy interesting point that our boycotts, that auch knowing measures often How could God be her Savior, ed by the Soviet whatever its terpretation of Union Is tpday culture, faults, is a "mass boomerang by the wire service culture," attracting a minority indifferent what was there to save her from, more powerful than ever before." reaching all or almost all the to what we correspondent himself. The people, and is seek to discourage and by if she had had always? repelling grace therefore a more vital force Pravda article, to which than were the re- liberals who he re- IN well-meaning would otherwise HOW MANY cases did you stricted das* give ' cultures" of Athens and Florence. us their backing. Yet GRADUALLY they to ace ferred, had quite a different we must camf ever see any unceasingly pro pf these incidents While all Americans can rejoice that claim, the the two- connotation, condemning "dog- wo have as essential to our answer, or rather positive support of to- recorded, wph these expressions, struck sohd culture matism" but roots, our enthusiasm must cultu-al that fold answer. To save men from declaring that in day's expansion, the explosion can our general press? The occa not o( "revisionism" is the remain chaotic and their sins is a great mercy "main sums have far be- uncontrolled - that the been few and lime to danger." And that Inter- has now come to consolidate God; but save this one woman was tween, in our gams by contrast to the con- as harsh responsibility and the rule from ever sinning was greater preted a criticism of statements without of moral values' a stant serious hut Peking! mercy, still a mercy foundations about the mythical Not only that. Sinless as she Six later, another leading "split between the Peter days 1 two great Speaks was, possessed of at New York grace evening newspaper Soviet powers Such suppression Official Publication of the Archldocee of every instant. She was still quoted the exact of tlie facts words, this time i» most serious at Newark ami of the Diocese of Paterson. The member of a fallen race, a race uttered by Red China leaders the moment Businessman s when a serious push Kev Moat Thomas A. Poland. S.T.D., Arch to which heaven was closed. in a now Is on message to Albania And to make us recognize Red s, as m bishop of Newark. Nowada> every period of the The history Savior's redeeming ait the headline said that these words China PuMianad businessman exercises •••lily b> Iha AdiociU PuMtahing Coid a specific n function in so her all «‘o«* M»*i Ha% I'hnmi. ti«»land Ml). Pr«-wl. opened heaven to as to were an attack on Ibis nl ft> li by Peking journalistic floundering iiely would be 4 mistake to him M*gi Jimci A HUghaa. |» A JC D. VG Vica see in . . only iiirmbeis of the race. Moscow' arises because of lack PraaMafti. 11l He* a middleman a of M*gi Jimei I | «„,.*> AM helween the ami •»«»,* producer the con 100 after the ury, Ml Ha* M»gt Caa»ai M Rinaldi and HI lta% Roughly years knowledge ol Lenin- Mtgr turner. Of course he Marxism r»UI HA. trua'aaa. 11 Clinton Is this, and as such Willi. I! Mnappafc Si. Newark t he pos definition JOIKNAIJ.STS were of the Immaculate Con ism and of the real definition N. J WA>l«> 40700 sesses a valuable experience which he has the gain straining at leash to find a Member ot the Catholic l*rr»* Aaaoctalion and lh» ceptmn came that of the Assump of "revisionism," which Is ed not without painful risks pro lnl«fnaliofisl Union ut the Catholic |’ic»a Put he is and Russia buhaertber to also Hon of In the "split" between Soviet NCW in the first Our Hlessed I.ady claimed the "main danger” in the C Sea. a Sara ire a place, force in the and Red China, what the Editorial tM»*id Mo#• Marlin stimulating econ the were IWv W. Stanton. S1l) . dogma, word Assumption has the movement. °mynot only Is he able communist m.li kfoa* «•» WaMtf W Curlla. SIU Hi Hat Man to assure an lealities'.’ , oppor no relation to In my hands 1 have W C Haimfuch, tune its ordinary Kng We can play HI Hav Mm Joseph li. rtiauy. distribution our part m rein of goods and tile Nov 8 B.T Hi ll . Hi He» M»ar J sen Ices, but he lish Peking Review, re D.. John llnuiharty, & IL, meaning of something one edying this by Si D Vary H*v Man Uanrie W. Si likewise gives effective deficiency pulling Shea u , Vary to ceived by air mail. encouragement the assumes because cannot the R«v 1 hornaa M Heardon. LI. li . Hav W one into of teacher Uagr Jarnaa manufacturer to liands every William provide merchandise of O'Nailli Mv N Plaid M U.S.j Hav William Mil- higher prove it It of This Issue Is dedicated means the taking to a aml parent Cardinal Cushing's lar, Si 1. * hay Krancla J. Houghton, lli. quality and lower cost. Besides _ this, he has it in •*ur and into laudation of "the Hi Hav John J I.ady, body soul, great October and Mvaeutlva IHiaclnr M«*r. KMay his to "Questions Answers on Com PaltfaoA power afford the in Rapreaantallvai Hav. Carl J B.T.L. consumer, the fullest heaven It Socialist " Wolaln. is, if anything, earlier Revolution In Russia" free munism That will begin to ere Managing Editor Floyd Anderaon. K. 8. 0. measure, a access to the market Pope than the belief she and contains •uhacnpUon Prtca 44 Sf> raarly that was con a message of ate on Piua XII to members of the sanity this subiect, which "But ftacond Claaa Nawark. Italian federation ccived Mom,” cry the O’Brien poataja paid at H. J.. undar and is not to "Comrade N. children, immaculate; it giretlng 8. Is interwoven “you’re spoiling mi Mar 3. 1879 of Feb. so with our na Commerce, 17, 1856. too the ice much to say never Khrushchev." for that it This message ap- I (tonal late sliding!” ‘How Could the Priest Allow STRANGEBUT TRUE December 15, 1960 THF ADVOCATE 7 Little-Known Facts for Catholics By M. J. MURRAY The ewrniM. mo,kcwc im> wm Bride to Wear a Veil?’’ Letters to the Editor By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. differs in no essential respect {The Advocate welcomes Utters to the Assistant from that of other i Editor, publication St. Louis any for Professor of Sociology, University couple. in tbit column. should The They be timely, the and fact that the bride be signed by writer, may wherever How can in brief possible.) girls who “have” to be married do so at a pregnant no way affects the Nupital Mass in marriage. It is valid, sacrament- beautiful white veils and gowns, have a big al, blessed by God. and confers thereby obliterate the city’s new- Christmas gifts—and reception, and a in the I)o some of bigger write-up papers? they the News graces needed by the couple Heartening ly won reputation as "city have a of them arc shockingly inappropri- really the permission for this? I’m not throw- of priest’s for their state life. violence, hatred and disobedi- ate. I Of New Orleans ing stones; and if God ence.” know girls are weak, forgives us, But the mote is in I THINK what perhaps my you’re trying to It and we should forgive them. a white Editor: was have mind the But Father, a veil—and heartening hope- eye. I in say is that the bride should be sterling- at hard for giving. silver handled screwdrivers veil that—is me to ashamed After Dec. front re- forgive. to have a wedding reading your 1 big Jane Landis, cently I’m afraid you’re page story advertised in a New York confused on because she is pregnant. Docs on the Catholic par- Union City. ■everal ents who paper—hut arc for rather basic points. The this conclusion follow? were planning to fight perhaps they SINCE MARRIAGE is also a the carpenter who has letter integration of Catholic schools in every- misconceptions your re- We presume that the couple social society has sur- For the veals seem all too event, New I wrote to thing—like St. Joseph? common, par are sorry for their sin and Orleans, this col- Carpenter rounded it with customs have differing umn James women. McGraw, ticularly among older made their peace with God. As expressing my prayerful and ac- With One from region to region hope that Newark. of your basic two Christians those New Orleans Everything misconcep- they arc now cording to the circumstances of Catholics tions stems from the failure to who are as heartsick Editor: contracting a of sacramental the couple's social class and as What You See distinguish be- we over racial prejudice would marriage and have a right to Christmas is a wonderful time standing in the community. These tween the come forth in a newsmaking es- share in the full religious cere- way for all of us. Most customs are not the direct con to important, On sential religious express their views. St. mony of the Nuptial Mass. The naturally, is the religious signif- Mulberry corn of the Church. Throughout elements of the In the very same Editor: type of social event they wish Issue in which icance of the season, which her history she has accepted or marriage you I)r cere to it to printed Scuss has written a make of is up them my letter, Dec. 8, should highlight our every wonder- tolerated them as as they ac- and long there ful mony it’s their marriage. appeared another front tion. book for children entitled, were not in conflict with moral the accidental, "And page story on to Think on But, you say, they’re a New Orleans—this Contrast that That I Saw it law and the dignity of the sacra- making thought, however, one I changing so- of premarital about Catholic for with some of Mulberry Street." wonder what ment. mockery chastity! appeals the advertisements cial customs Are chanty in the in kind of a hook he could write for they really? We show our integration turmoil, our papers, and one With daily that arc these considerations in among them the adults, if he should asso- regard for premarital chastity by appeal from the finds gratis a display of humor sec Mulberry ciated with mind, let us look at your St. it prob- Josephite Fathers in Newark, with cars the way we instruct, train, and asking Cath- that would be most hilarious if and lem. The laws regu- You protest that you and olics to have “the courage to it not trucks double and parked guide our youth, as well as in the were so disturbing. These tripled Catholic marriage are others arc scandalized because practise love in front of lating we and tolerance’’ and advertise the markets as you dating patterns promote or items offered as your brides who found in the canon law of the are pregnant have a approach Market St. Is a tolerate. Unless we are willing to special Church. big You must admit God These laws clearly speci- wedding. Love You dispensation granted to mer- be perennially duped, we cannot the conditions under which the that the size and of the chants fy quality make and their customers on the celebration a wedding marriage arc of are social matters, St.? parties capable marriage public criterion of premarital be- Mulberry not to the of related to the re- You think this letter According legislation directly havior. may might of the of ligious essentials the cere- What better to Council Trent (1563) the Saints of Will You Do? go the Newark News form of celebration the Week than The Advocate: requires that mony. HOW CAN the priest allow to and I By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen fice to bring the Sacred Heart I the be contracted be- Dec. 18 _ so too, till marriage Further, since the are them to wear a Sunday, Fourth Sun- 50 thought saw their couple white veil? You years after her To to death. whom does humanity be- the potential Catholics of fore an and at day in Advent. jquired delivery trucks appropriate priest entering a valid, sacramental un- have two questions here. Generally this She was double-parked on canonized 7, 1946, Is there a bond Asia and Africa. least witnesses. date is the Feast | July long? common And all the Market St. two Most Catho- ion, they have the right First, it is not the function of of SS. Rufus obviously Friday, Dec. 23 St. Victoria, between races and di- Vicar of Christ from and so gets us lic now at a to people T. J. couples marry Nup celebrate their marriage at a the priest to tell brides what to Zosimus, Martyrs, suffering L., Virgin-Martyr. She lived in the verse in manners and Catholics in the about so divided United States is tial Mass. Mass. Their marriage ' 109 at in Maccdon- New York. Nuptial wear, beyond specifying that they Philippi third century and refused in interests? to sac- 27 cents per year the'price should dress rifice to modestly. I idols or accept a heathen The answer of one of Dec. 19 St. package cigarettes! of Our Time Second, although at some Monday, Timo-: as a husband. ft She was stabbed to to this to Do Toys is be Really! you think we can thy, It is believed time in the past the custom of Deacon-Martyr. death in the persecution Editor: under found in the the love of the Sacred suffered bring a they in the Decius wearing white bridal veil martyrdom in 250. Heart In a year when one of the encyclical letter to the world our Last. Their relics through came to as a arc venerated our Gift be used of Saturday, Dec. 24 Vigil of of missionaries 27 headliner toys is a scale model 1 sign Leo for cents a a in Rome. Pope year? the bride's virginity, this was Christmas. this is of a woman's body with \l\ Generally the XIII, 26, Now! What are you to do’ inter- counselor Wednesday, Dec. 21—St. Thom- May going obviously a social rather than Feast of St. changeable parts for Gregory of Spolcto, 1899, in which For the love of the Sacred Heart pregnancy as, Apostle, one religious It of the Sea of Martyr, who lived such a book symbol. probably in the fourth he or His Vicar on earth as you reviewed tuill Galilee consecrated can you help fishermen, called Our last served a useful purpose in dis- by century in Umbria. He consider of week, "How God Made Lord Spolcto, the entire hu- one these: to be one of His Apostles. was tortured You," P. and beheaded under • Be by Robert distinguishing first-marriage After man race to the one of a thousand who Odcnwald, the Resurrection he would Maximilian brides from those married Hcrculeus has M.D., is not only an SEE and his Sacred Heart. enough of the world's goods appropriate, PAGE 19 not believe the again report that Christ thrown wild but in some or from public offenders. body to beasts. j to to Africa Asia, in honor circumstances a nec- had arisen. But, you ask, give or At the actual of At present, white bridal veils sight of the Sacred essary, teaching aid for parents. the how could this be? The Moslems Heart, a chapel and to pierced hands, feet and side John gowns appear be a matter costing a minimum and do not believe in the Divinity of of $2,500 Dawe, the gentle rebuke of the Sav- Cabrini Book Chosen of choice. Nobody assumes if Only let the Father Paterson. ior, he uttered Christ; the Hindus refuse to ad- Holy deter INSTITUTIONAL BUYERS ! the joyous words: NEW they ever did that a white veil YORK The January mine the mit that the millions of site. Lord and My God.” among the bride’s "My After selection of the proves Catholic Book gods • Be one of a million who will virginity. the one is Sacred; the pagan Ascension, he preached in, Club is Neither brides nor older wom- "Immigrant Saint: The give 10 cents day FOR YOUR Parthia cults based on fear never think of a for one month and it is generally TOPMOST en are forced to make ac- Life of Mother in honor a public by religion as a heart. of the Sacred Heart. cepted tradition that Cabrini,” having confession he preached Pietro of their past. Di Donato. Cut out this in where he suffered column, pin your India, mar- THE ANSWER mankind FAVORITE TASTY Finally, you say you find this is: sacrifice to it and address it MEATS & PROVISIONS tyrdom. to wearing of white veils docs not actually to the hard to belong Bishop Fulton J. National .Jn PHONE Sheen, Thursday, Dec. 22 St. Sacred but PHONE forgive. Have you been personal- Fran- Heart, potentially it Director, for the COILEO Vocation Society Propa- ces Xavier Indulgence OR A Cabrini, first S docs. one ac- PRIEST ly offended? Whom arc you for- U. Although not every gation of the CSS Faith, 366 Fifth “ Cl Ki citizen-saint. KINGSTON Born in Lodi, Members of tbe cepted the of Our fanS giving for what? Arc you Italy, Apostolate Redemption Ave., New York, or to dio- MA 2-1505 W i sorry your because July IS, 1850, she founded the for Vocations can gain a Lord, that is avail- FE 1-35001L acbicu primarily it appears that plen- Redemption cesan director: Bishop Martin W. Missionary Sisters of the ary indulgence under able to waters m Hod has been offended, or are Sacred the ordi- everyone. The of Stanton, 31 NUN Mulberry St., Newark Heart 1880 nary YOUR TRIPLE you because in and came to the conditions on: life arc more abundant than the or Rt. GUARANTEE displeased somebody Rev. Msgr.’ William F. U. S. in 1889. Before her death One of the Ember Dec that isn’t being punished? on Days, cups are brought to the well, Louis, 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson. Dec. 22, 1917, 14, 16 or 17. but in Chicago, the its refreshment is open to all. work Dec. of her community in 21, Feast of St. Thomas, This is the basis of our love schools, hospitals and orphan- Apostle. of the missions. We should not ROBERT Bulova ages had A spread all over the na- partial indulgence of 100 think of non-Christians as “pa- tion. She became a U. S. days may be gained for gans”; citizen each rather they are ante- TREAT For Christmas! Oct. 13, 1909. Pius XI act of charity or piety Chrlstians. Pope grant- perform- ed ed for the a special dispensation allowing intention of fostering Pope Leo XIII said of his act of consideration HOTEL of her canonization vocations to the priesthood. consecrating all mankind to the cause before the Sacred Heart: "It is the canonically re- greatest PARK PLACE, NEWARK act of my pontificate and it will hasten the arrival of those mer- CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR cies for the wofld which we all RESERVATIONS FOR await.” II Q I l READERS! • COMMUNION ught* Do not allow your outlook on the world to be defined BREAKFAST by the newspapers. Most news today concerns the breaking of • ORDINATION *t+.* one or Uie other of the Ten Com- DINNERS mandments. The world of the fu- tUjmrtamtmddt ture can be peaceful and beauti- • WEDDING ful, for it is not determined by contfifag RECEPTIONS politics, but by God. Christ Is the Lord of • • history, OTHER SOCIAL AMBtICAN TOURJSTO • not 10 OSHKOSH Marx. For years we have miis • • been urging In this col- FUNCTIONS FIRST ATLANTIC FtOOUCTS and NATIONAL’S WINGS Tout* umn a greater spirit of sacri- • • SAMSONm LARK mwmlob UtcmUt KKATM LIATHR OOODS A Christmas Modern air conditioned GIFTS - FRII MONOGRAMMINO Party tiacvtbp* tal-t Dec. 18 in banquet facilities fine W. Walcoma DINERS' Club. Orange "IntanUtlonal Charf*", food and service alway*. MocWniitifft ORANGE Our of Ml. STANLEY Cart* Blanch* Lady J. AKUS 1961 and Amarican Exprau CHRISTMAS Charfaa. Carmel CLUB! Third Order Fraternity, Manager of St. Francis, will hold its an- • nual Christmas party at Mt. JEWELERS L SILVERSMITHS Carmel School here Dec. 18 after FOR RESERVATIONS SINCE 190* Time now to rrtart Luggage shop the solemn profession NEWARK saving on schedule with First National’s of nov- Christmas Call MArket ices in the church 2-1000 119 91 Moihci SlfNl and be H3ISFV at 3:30. Club, ready for the gift-buying season when December, ST., NEWARK 2, H.J. Mitchell 2-5090 1961 The order has organized a MIUIURN A KNOTT HOTEL rolls Stop in at one of our ten "Franciscan Hand" to 265 67 Millbv'n around! any convenientoflioes throughout **»*. tHIMf Slr«M group as- sist the missions. ALBERT W. STENDER. FrnM.nl Open Ivery !*•«»«§ i/nfil f P.M Hudson County. takes few It just a minutes to join, and you'll find it’s one of the easiest to save. of ways Ask any our regular Christmas Club member*. of them Most come back year after year! Let DUFFY & QUINN, Inc. Qsvu(j and when sUtJo ... you open a regular savings account, remember: Solve Your Gift Problems for the First National pays the highest rate of interest that any CLERGY commercial bank or «• a may pay... on accounts from $lO to $25,000. Nelpful reminder lilted *re aom. appropriate lusoettlcm: THE ST • Cap«t • Gataock. FIRST I NATIONAL BANK • Top Carli • Soii» f/7T OFJERSEY • S^d'r* 7 ft. btrl fSH • Veit Front. r»d»Ttj| O.poill liuwoik. Corpcfotie. • hdtrol It nr,, tytUm • Sport Valrt. • Pa|am«. *MAIN OFFICE One Piece, LrchSei# Jeney City • Borwllno Hen • Knox Hall •BERGEN SQUARE OFFICE: WESTERN SLOPE OFFICE •HARRISON OFFICE: • L 170 Avenue, 3487 Hudson Bergen Jersey City Bouleverd, 406 Hjrnson Avenue, Hirrison Jersey City • Dramrig Robee • Ovildoor Jac.c'i • Gloves, Underwear, Serf. •OLD BERGEN OFFICE: •HOBOKEN OFFICE: HUDSON WEST OFFICE Neckband black • Sbirta, and tabu. in Dacron and Goa 1400 Hudson ion Bouleverd, Jersey City 47 NewarkStreet. Hoboken 326 Himjon Avenue, Herriso •RALISAOE AVENUE OFFICE: WEST NEW YORK OFFICE: ‘KEARNY OFFICE 129 Pliisede 440—60th West Oirr CIRTIFICATU FOR THI LAITY Avenue, Jersey City Street. New York 240 Keerny Avenue, Keerny tka noat aeproedete lift at «4- ■a lata ta at.at • Manila bj. allQvi Fainar to mate .1 a m ol i.M • W I fa/a'iM-ia anj Pr». parting ovoitobi. at IK.t. offlui. Mlactioa tally'll aw ti DUFFY ojn ooLie & QUINN, Inc. TB Help Fight appaarai fur ikt tlrrgf V4S ROUTE *, PARAMU 8, NEW JERBBV Use Christinas Seals 45 Im» slit N« York 21, N. Y. *R»aa« R*ai and Madtaaaaa Ate*. MUrraf Hall >MM Utdl nai fkoiia Ordara FMaad 8 THE ADVOCATE December 15, 1960 Hudson Ponders Smut Moves National Essay Test As New York Announced by CCD City Gets Tough JERSEY ClTY—Assistant Pros- sion of the defendants so as to are found to be obscene A mark as a NEWARK three-division essay contest to ecutor Harold J. Ruvolt of Hud prevent their distribution." matter of law, their continued the 75th of of son County has been in The crackdown 'anniversary the publication the Baltimore placed was described HARRIS sale would result in criminal MICHAEL J. charge of investigations as an has been announced of obscenity outgrowth of conferences Catechism by the Confraternity prosecution of the seller! there by Prosecutor and INC. Lawrence held by the with Christian mayor religious distributors. Doctrine of the Newark Archdiocese. Whipple. and community leaders "to de- HIGH LEVEL Mayor Wagner that Rev. Roger A. executive said there In the vise explained Reynolds, secretary, Hackensack, meanwhile, ways and means of suppress- he is ROOFING EXPERTS would be president trying "to rid our of for adults of an engineering con- ing the sale of city categories pornographic lit- those publications which in studying or religion, sulting firm was arrested and erature to my SHEET METAL discussing COMPETITION will be held on the young.” opinion have for senior school charged with contributed signifi- high (grades 10, will close showing obscene CONSTRUCTION the parish level and cantly 11 THE ORDER toward juvenile delinquen- and 12) and junior high school pictures and in New York, gen- forces the 140 Jan 8. Winning essays from each FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS dealers cy and have a 7, 8 and 9) students. regarded with Los Angeles to hold thousands of played major part (grades are erally INSTITUTIONS parish to be submitted to the in AND of the encouraging criminal acts and as the center of trade, copies banned confraternity office in the Chan- obscenity magazines, SPECIALISTS IN further the increase of crime." police began down on pending court action. * cery Building here. cracking Any RUBENSTEIN'S oealer found later Residential Roofing the sale of 50 magazines. not to have in Adults write between are to his * possession the exact number Leaders & Gutters and 1,200 words on the 1,000 RUVOLT’S in Hud of appointment copies of the publication tallied PRINTING * topic "The Baltimore Cate- Siding son followed an order for in the Dec. County 5 will be chism and Catholic inventory Life in the a crackdown issued by the prose- presumed to have HARRY EL 3-1700 sold the miss- F MURPHY U.S.A.” Five national prizes cutor a month ago. The order was copies in ing violation of the 7» CLINTON 445 N'W POINT ROAD will be awarded ranging from NEWARK J given to local chiefs after order. ST., police ELIZABETH, N.J. a free trip to the national CCD PSona, MArkat 3-2131 the Hudson Dispatch revealed If the ESTAILISHED CONTINUING SUPPORT: Dr. offending magazines IPI3 congress in Dallas (or $400) for Karl K. Friedland, rep- that no concerted action had been to the Morris first a $lO edition of the resenting County Heart CLASSIFIED Association,’ pre- taken by enforcement agencies CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED “Life of Christ” for fifth. sents a to St. respirometer Clare’s Hospital, a 1959 presentment ob- NOTICES Denville. despite on REAL ESTATE FOR SALE General Insurance REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Senior students to The is are write a gift by Sister ad- scenity handed down by the grand Executive Vice President accepted Kunnigunda, acting AMERICA'S FORGOTTEN “ - CHILDREN 1,000-word on for jury. BERGEN^COUNTY I. H. essay “Helps ministrator. The out the NEWARK Kingsbury, C P.C.U., C.I.U. respirometer, purchased are on wlndtwept plalm of tha with funds Oflala Sioux Living from the Baltimore Cate- Since order no ar- Indian Reaervatlon. licensed Agents Whlpple'f You Surplus contributed in of r ® p *hem by 3 bedroom 1 family 6th a heart victims, *P. 2 1 Bending on Ave. chism.” Junior students will memory is the fourth rests been your can- block* 786 write have made except called atampa from Roieville Ave. Handy BROAD ST. (any kind EXCEPT the to of St. AT Lackawanna on same piece to Clare’s arnall. 1. & aubway 4 4 but the topic as seniors with equipment given by the in and the convictions prealdentlal 2. 3. and 4c line*. MA 3-1720 Morris Bayonne Call NEWARK. N.J. aerica) to- Father Edwarda. eves. After 6 or all day Sat. 4 Heart Holy Roaary word limit of 400. in obtained are now Mlaaion. Pine Sun. HU 48654. County Association the past five years. there before Ridie. S Dak. DO IT North Arlington RIGHT NOW SO YOU WONT FORGET' Hudson Court on ap- County TELLYOUR FRIENDS! PASSAIC COUNTY on Ave. peal. Heighti Schuylar ALTENBIIRG piano house . is HELP WANTED FEMALE JOHN WEISS & ELIZABETH’’“’""I This in sharp contrast to ac- CO., Realtor 1207 Pater.on tivity in Essex County, where Housekeeper cook Hamburg Tpk. Warn* for Rectory In Weit Ease, CAPES • Open to 7:3o—Sun. 1 to S OX 4-3300 area 1 Prle.t Writa Box RANCHES • SPLITS more 20 A The than arrests have been Advocate 1 Clinton St . Newark 2. N J FROM RIDGEWOOD made by the sheriff’s office in Experienced houaekeepercook for Our cooperation with local Be- Lady of The RIDGEWOOD A VICINITY police. Rleesed Sacrament reetory $17,990 In cause of the questionable status Rowland. One prieat. Live in. Call GILSENAN & COMPANY CA 6-728A. OPEN REALTORS of municipal laws, the arrests MODELS DAILY WY 1-T3JO APPRAISORS INSIRORb OCR REPUTATION IS YOUR Woman wanted have been to cook for 7 Slatera. GUARANTEE made for alleged vio- OF SATISFACTION pleaaant aurroundlnfa. Call WH 5-470A BERGEN COUNTY 344 E. Rkiacwood Ave. Ridgewood lation of the state law, which car- after 3 P M For SEE ANY OF A FINE C.I 51600 ries stiffer SELECTION OF penalties and brings FOR SALE HOMES THRU RIDGEWOOD AND VICINITY the cases before the grand jury. SMITH & MOONEY WE CODDI-E OUT-OF-TOWN ERS All FOR OVER 500 MULTIPLE LISTINGS alleged offenders in Essex NYLONS CHRISTMAS. Good lon* REALTORS SITHENS REAL ESTATE GI 5-8000 wearing nylona. aheer or aervlce. me*h have been indicted 111 156 Franklin and two con- plain, aeamleaa Kind'km'k lid.. Montval*. N. J. Ave.. Ridgewood ot or w aeama. 814-11- PArk OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS f- victions l2 «*tra Ridld 6-3400 have been returned thus Ll lon* II pr SL P HOSE S3, pair. far HOWSE SPARTA the Years Call Mlaa Daly GR 2 1757 REALTY INC. Throughout __ ... 84.1 Palliadaa Avt., J Ruvolt's first act was to call a Taaneck. N. Ironer. TE WE'VE SPLIT A AT Electric full alze. dual heat con- 6 1010 RANCH TE 6-2221 FOX HOLLOW conference of chiefs at trol!. FARMS. SPARTA police »ood condition. 123 00. Call FA 1 9633 DEN Open for your admiration la the ■which Detective Arthur Magnus- VI LIE newest concept in apace convenience and com- son, who is in _ fort. Nettling perfectly Into the charge of the Es- For Sale aecond-hand grade achool con- GRIFF H INC plus dnka of varloua aizca. Queen I1 PRIDEAUX, tours of It* acre of gentle land sex anti-obscenity out- Apply wz of Peace - la da luxe 36 foot - campaign, School. WYman A-A222 RF.MIORS INSURERS a quality long. 3 58 Rd bath level lined procedures followed by his Indian . D.nvtllt. N. i bedroom. 314 spill home. Finished recreation office in BUSINESS DIRECTORY OAkwood 7-4300 room plus rear efforts to obtain iron-clad porch compliment the beautiful colo- "Serving th. Hub Morrla of County" nial of this newest addition to cases. APPLIANCE REPAIRS styling Suaaex County's finest round lake IRVINGTON year community, located on the Sparta-New. ARRESTED in Hackensack HEIGHTS ton Road Just west of Our Lady of the RADIO -TV SERVICE Lake Church and School 23 ONLY DOWN Center in was John 46, of War- >M Summit $1,500 Scilleri, *v«„ Jericy City 7, N J WEST Sparta. St., RADIO. TELEVISION. STEREO. SIDE PARK AREA: 2 f.mlly, B. ren president of Crou HI-FI. Realtor Smyth, TAPE 6. 2 rooms: economical oil heat; rent E. G. RECORDER, ANDERSON, thers and Mcßain, technical en- from 2nd floor alone will PHONOGRAPH. and AUTOMATIC nay your SERVING L. MOHAWK SPARTA. VlC*_ SIIOWPEACE RECORD CHANGER mortgage. Low taxes; full price only PA SERVICE. Office ®-6I!V gineers and was Rt. 13. Sparta consultants. He 813.300. Phone Mr. Kith. held in $l,OOO bond and will FREE be LARSEN 8. INC, FARMS - HOMES - MO FISH, ESTATES • SERVICE ON ANY JERSEY a NEW given hearing in Magistrate’s Realtors NEW MORRIS HUNTERDON. WARREN « OF Court. MOTOROLA TV 1243 Springfield Ave.. Irvington. N. J. KS 3 counties 1122 V DUFFY Police PURCHASED FROM US. JAMES Agency raided his of busi- N. J. Til-® place I R Main St Cheater. Sino NOWICKI PROP, ISELIN ness at 65 Evenings Ml'rray 6-lJfiC * Hudson St. and confis CALI. SW 3-2414 cated pictures and film. The Juliet R. McWllTiomi, Realtor AUTO SERVICE t REPAIRS $ prosecutor's office cooperated in Main St.. Che.ler N J. Tit MIM" the raid. G.M. Tranimiuion Service APARTMENTS FOR RENT A Plymouth. Hammond will IN NEW Ford. Chevrolet. Bulck. 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Rooms <1 bedrooms) MS 30 to K>o 00 to counsel make an Michael 3 fit need and inventory T. tUO.OO your your Baudermann, Inc. 4 Rooms <2 bedrooms) 1106 00 to budget tuch a styling for low price. of such magazines in the PLUMBING posses- AND LAKE MOHAWK A FEW CHOICE YEAR END from Altrnburg’s large selection of lIEATINO l«l WILLIAM OPENINGS NOW RENTING ST. NEWARK 3 new used Hammond Exceptional value! Four bedroomt IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY or MA 3 7407 two Organs. There and half a hatha, livlnf room with is no Installation Fund to Honor ROOMS expense no up* RELIGIOUS GOODS fireplace, dlninf area, full cellar, oil lit. 3. 21% AND 3 heat and iff LAKEFRONT. WHEN AVAILABLE keep to speak of, for a Hammond 1)6400 Dr. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES can out of tune. And Phone or Writ# for Free Organ never get Cosgrove EMMA B. LAPOINTE TIIE MIRACLE SHOP Brochure and Literature can JERSEY JOHN D. DALY. Res Mgr remember, you rely on Allen* CITY Colleagues 314 Route 13 Kparta. N. J. Hull* Road, Lvndhural Open Hally and Sunday burg’s com- and friends of the late Dr Sam •opp Rlti Theatre) 113-year reputation for Parkway B 3730 3 MANOR DRIVE A. Dally 1 i N J. plete satisfaction and finest service. uel dosgrove are establishing to 5 0 to 0 NEWARK 6. MAHWAH ESSEX 3-1424 WKbater 3 4545 to a privately administered fund DAILY TO 7;30 P M M MAHWAH BERGEN | WEEKEND! TO •JO P bring an medical scl NURSING HOMES N W. outstanding TO • BUDGET TERMS SETTLE ESTATE 4 bedroom entist In the field of COMMUTERS ! t home in food residential section near SPECIAL TOR gynecology No. 107 AB3EY new Parochial school. 11.000 down— Public Service Ivy Hill Hus and obstetrics to the Hall NURSING HOME Seton FJIA (EXPRESS) direct from AVAILABLE flnanctnf available to qualified runs our prop- COMPLETE SERVICE buyer New York Port Authority Ter- University College of Medicine in Occupancy first week In January erty to A«ad Con.al.ar.nl 111 Asklnf 1111.230 For appointment to minal. 41st K| . and Bth Ave in 40 min- his honor. ChronlrallE Inspect please call utes; 10minute rush hour headway. 86 Von Ne»j Place HY CAR Five minutes from Garden The memorial will be THE DATOR AGENCY called the State Parkway. Exit 143A. right on 6 E. Kamapo Av#.. .Mahwah. N. J. Samuel A. Cosgrove Chair of Bl 3 0303 Madison Ave. In endi Muyvesant ave. # I.Afavette • jOOO short right to first Isft turn (Ml. Ver- Obstetrics and at N.-ark. N J. Gynecology the nonPU. direct to property MOUNTAIN LAKES Seton Hall Dr Medical School EAST ORANGE HAZEICREST ~ Cosgrove organized and served FRAME CENTER HALL APARTMENTS TO LET NURSING chairman HOME as of the department COLONIAL A FEW CHOICE coiii-ims sr.n\ux of obstetrics at and In gynecology a perfect community for children, APARTMENTS LEFT tttiS. con. llimil. lU. chronically a Seton Hall before he died last has center hall, livlnf room with fire- FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 60 place. kitchen, study, HAZELWOOD ROAD powder room, A PRESTIGE LOCATION February screened 3 bath and porch. bedrooms, COMBINING SUBURBAN CHARM PI 3-2366 •un deck, larfe basement; paneled llammond Chairman rec AND CITY CONVENIENCES Concert Model of the fund is Dr reation Organ room and workshop. 140x223. op COMPLETELY AIB CONDITIONED Bloomfield. N J a Edward G. Waters of Seton Hall quiet street, close to the lake, un AII kitchen built- Here is electric with colored an crowded schools and e\ery recreational exceptional instrument capable In oven, counter lop range. II cu. ft. of Also serving on the committee COVERS facility 530.H00 UPHOLSTERY-SUP with too frectcr. dish- all refrigerator executing of the are Dr John washer all color great organ literature E. Annitto Dr Sanders & Bracken, Realtors In Doorman service# KITCHEN CHAIRS 100 PER CENT FREE PARKING • designed to John N Connell, Dr I’ One Boulevard Mountain I.akes. . . spur a fine organist to his Joseph 4 ROOMS (ONE HEItIt(K)M) 81BS EXI-EHTt.Y DEERFIELD 4 1311 and Dr. Hall MEiovEHEI) 12 US and UT 3 ROOMS (two txlrms. 2 baths) 124! greatest Donnelly Perry O efforts. HILI'tOP DISCOUNT CITY SPAClots HOME completely AIJO PROFESSIONAL Dr Cosgrove had been as modern apartments available livlnf with larfe llviftf room MJ Moniiomirr J. fireplace and built 111 FI APPLICATIONS BEING At e EUTED sociated with si . Jaiacr City. N. includinf in Margaret Hague AT svatein. Beautiful RENTAL OFFICE telephone nt 2««oo dlnlnf room with binit Open 11 to 7 Including Sundays Maternity here for in cablnata and mural wall paper. Hospital o|Min 0 am 10 pm. tto.nd Sun. New kitchen has 2 work centers, dish- SOUTH 23 years up to 1954. 44 MUNN AVE. washer. birch cabinets, pantry. Powder WASHING MACH. SERVICE EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY Featuring One ot room, panelled den Ist floor carpeted .America's OKangr 4 7244 Larfe play room 6 larfe bedrooms. 3 See Our Furnished Model baths, enclosed Apt porch, complete outside ALL MAKES DIRECTIONS FROM NEWARK Largest Selections rrfinlshlnf ol done this summer. ■Y CARi Straight Central 1« HotTl NRIIVICE 3 out Ave to car unattached garafe w/unflnlshed Munn. turn right on Munn Ate half \cir apt upstairs Property considerably over and t’sed ItEA •.UNABLE block MCMVICK LHAlttiC* an acre is fully landecaped. includes BY BUli Take No roll THE n.NMT SEHVIUE circular 21 to M unn Ave« driveway and ample parkins Pianos CALL ul.lfi.Ll 3 soya walk south 1W blocks to property or and area §42.300 JOHN A DOREML'fi Organs lake No 24 44 bus llammond Home Model Organ HE 4 3331 or to Central and REALTORS Munn Avea.. walk half block north to ~ RITA B. property The Home Model Organ is designed for chil- MURPHY JNION COUNTY XJ7 W SI. Ilwmlon, N. J. Main ELIZABETH Modern Elevator Apts. dren and adult show talent DC 4- 174s s U’ho a beyond lM*r ««Kfi»tKt u your j»iutrvlion Let ua home 33»J help >ou ai »• hair ao many other hap MOUNTAIN Pierce Manor Available LAKES & VIC. the average organiit. in a o»ncra moo py in l ( ounly ami Ihe N*w ■n.tlnji" cofnpl.l* with photo.. aorr«njadlnf area 4 Rmj. (1 bedrm.) from $123 graceful contole to fit most kinds of home To Sell Call KLINTRUP. INC., Realtor Buy o* on 5 Rrm. (2 from $139 110 bedrrm.) decor. JOHN P McMAHON Bird. (0 11 Rt. 40) Dr 4-0400 Meal SUt.U "ISO" 6 Rm«. (3 mim l>« Uaaru ll line. ISIS bedrmi, 2 A... Union HU »-34M bath.) 12-13 E*ea and Vkeekanda pi,... . , MORRIS PLAINS from >169 Ml|a noi lIDI iq poa One block to Immaculate to n«oyo)( NUTLEY Conception IcxS New 7 room split, lit baths, garage, Church 4 School qioq lonipt.yini Uo« large lot. near Rt 10 §20.000 I I P ,„„„| IU Y NOW - Open dally to M ,tlr )|. mm..ml hUJ. OH I HADE Tussday and Friday unit] IN Sk-NriCIATE OCR IRA OK IN PI.AN MARY A. BERNHARDT • P. M. Sunday I |D“] U VS« 1 P M t -ill lial *uur liuum for aalc. >KW S %£ or 33b HI. 10. Whippany TU 7 3070 Piesidentlal 1 Management n SCO naidcr buytni It if purchase EL 4 0441 p«»vt*ia you an her liuum SPINET ORGAN through our office, l.el [ HOME MOVE ALTENBURG MODEL know your rcqulrarnenta Evening! and Holiday C CHORD ORGAN a call Mia Kelly WE ftJUU U CONCERT ORGAN p»pun«dujo> f i»ui|) lpo»l STANLEY JOHNSON PIANO HOUSE, INC P soniavs aiansNi 01 ooooit LOTS FOR SALE TO LUXURIOUS LIVING If K> OlOtU «|IO|« DO TOIYWOt) A TAYtfcl.N I.AKt-S pinn p»n( iq ujn>«j Dn« YEAH Rot Nf) VACATION LIVING T Cl., HI 11.1H.N0 n©X tIVA |urvxx>o LOT poo nq 110allS' «r>tn*od •4o\oauo EM ELI.ENT UVC ATION WYCHWOOD GARDENS 5 1150 E. JERSEY • *.OOO STREET, Piwe include! ELIZABETH . FL public water auppl/ in Westfield 1-2000 Ycaittuund Hornaa Available > rom IlSuuO to 140 (XX) MVHOW IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY— 6ROOM 4W, APTS. daily till 9 • FAYSON LAKE p. BUII.T m. A1»4:0NI>. IN OVEN. HANGK. DISHWASHEB. BOMIAVS . HU HIGEM VIOB SATURDAYS TILL 6 "•'Y F P. M. COMMUNITY, Inc. SWI IN<; «*««»•• I'HIVATE sekvu'e. Loren I>IHE(-riJ'XO ,U^ HI « ot K' « •“'•'■•"a n i*“»n in l,prm *«t«ld Avt n,ulh 1 Rounioo Ave. >ayaon Lake Rd J* H on Silling- kmneloo jr a ul **- Morris County. N. J. art*? Si.vujSi' ii ?.nssi.i .r,r <*• ’I Erinitial 0 4040 «HEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 0 A. M. TO » J*. U Essex Catholic Nears Completion AT PRAYER: Soon-to-be dedicated Essex Catholic High, Newark, boasts facilities of imposing dimensions, as is evident from the of size this chapel which takes up nearly a the quarter of first-floor space. Students stream in and out of the chapel before and after school and between classes. NEW WORLD: Freshmen James Hearne, left, (with books) and Joseph Maguire, mount steps of Essex Catholic and are greeted by Brother Offer, principal of the regional school conducted by the Christian Brothers of Ireland. The Advocate 9 December U>, 1960 Don’t be a DISHWASHER, GUIDANCE: The Irish Christian Brothers place HALLS: great HALLOWED Here the is stress in their again spaciousness which characteristic of Essex evident education on Catholic is as Robert instructor-pupil contact and Leonard Minichino and walk down one of the 'Sou Compare. Only VLaste Universal offers thr king you push-buttoi of MAGI MATIC CYCLE with an •aae SELECTION: 3 simple buttona tbit few (1) Pre-Wash a breakfast dishes, 12l do the Pols & Pans AUTOMATIC aa come from the and they range, (3) full Cycle. ..prflhnsa, •erub and scour with detergent-activated water, flush auda away and air k double-rinse condition full of 12 DISHWASHER dry a load place settings. Plus a good 15 other features WASTE KING that make it the best auto- r marie dishwasher yoa can buy. UNIVERSALj ~ ' .r & i 1 1 rr— W— —u— • a ret Location of the Arch diocesan Audio-Visual Mi ADDED BENEFIT: Library in the Es- sex Catholic sr building is an added benefit to the school and its students. Here seniors S Robert Hunger, Ronald Niemas, Donald Niemas. Salvatore and Pepe StanleyKasyan t huddle over a movie projector which they have learned to operate ' - -J; \ v ! r fi ran M Simply attach to faucet. Waih and dry up to 12 place lotting!. Cut PARKER HOUSE kitchen clean-up time and gat 1)40 ROUTE 46, CLIFTON GR 1-3700 iparkling glasses and dithei. SCOTT KITCHENS aDishwasher at yourfavarite store Buy 537 BROADWAY, BAYONNE HE 7-1460 TANKE CUSTOM TOPS PUBLIC SERVICE 1039 CLINTON AVE., IRVINGTON ES 5-3019 An efficient, modern cafeteria ALLIED INC. SOUP D'JOUR: provides a happy but orderly the CRAFTSMEN, Brothers see to DON*! 601 CHESTNUT AVE TEANECK that - meal-time scene at Essex Catholic. BE A DISHWASHER-BUY ONE! , TE 6-1720 10 THE ADVOCATE Deccmber 15, 1960 St. Moms The Snow Came and Brought Surprises Margaret’s was out her stoop. ning and some businesses lost By June Dwyer sweeping and talk about since she has Fete met a great deal of Teenagers It mowed and She the rest of the neigh- money but snowed and seen the neighbors again; bors they talked and somehow they all got some of the nicest things and out Mary got her homework hap- done MORRISTOWN at St. Mar* troubles—and The Mother’s Guild The laughed and got together for of their Mrs. and Miss pened. man next door Denney is feeling garct's is in a mood after tea and sandwiches in the af- Casey’s walk got shoveled and celebrating their successful Day shoveled Mrs. Casey's walk much better. her neighbor felt good for of Recollection because he knew her husband ternoon—it was the first time hav- sponsored recently for public high school since ing helped. Diane met anew THERE IS no snow, mat- and wasn’t feeling well. Diane had they had gotten together no students their friends. Rev. Vincent Puma, St. Mary’s, ter how is to walk a the last snow storm. neighbor and they knew right deep, there no trou- couple of miles to Denville, conducted the day Dec. 8. that they would ble no work, but some away be matter how serious man who lived THERE ARE a mil- The mothers probably that served breakfast friends. does not bring to around the corner picked her too. good in the lion other talcs of the snow school hall following early PTA will hold a Christmas party The mailman knows now that someone They had never met up. be- Mary who just didn't get her Mass and then prepared a lunch following the Dec. 15 meeting. Mr. Jones’ fore but he his people really care about cold is going to picked her up homework done and will consisting of hot They will hold Yule for any- now be dogs, hambur a party his seems a better way. him and job lot and the businessmen have another to do it; gers, potato and other the school children Dec. 22. day easier—he is lot will chips, Most of the mail a happier. come up with new ideas didn't get Miss Denney had a sore th'roat "teenage delights." Warr has lots to think to make but the mailman Mrs. help up the loss of through on hut she was going to teach on The program was so successful i block one day's business. Paterson Youth our did. He was but then the that the teenagers have very Monday anyway requested (>od sent the snow late because of the snow and God each The late; snow came and she stayed a repeat year. mothers 50th Grandchild allows us and late because to have troubles. But Entertain every hour or home. are hoping other may Aged He groups so always sends the to he would say yes when Mr. people want to imitate Of course Jones caught their project PATERSON Recently mem- For 1944 Mother us shovel offered him hot help and friends to someone a cup a cold trying to get to work Mrs. Francis J. Beyrent has in bers of the St. Thomas Aquinas help us solve our of coffee or some tea to WASHINGTON (NC) The problems. for warm and some had to leave formation anyone interested Civics Club of Our of people Sometimes Lady him Catholic the snow and the up. their cars and walk long dis- nation’s Mother of 1944 St. Joseph’s, East Orange—The Lourdes School combined their troubles can bring Mrs. Warr is now a great meet over 75 but she tances. The trains weren't run- is grandmother for the happi- PTA will Dec. 16 at 8 p m energy and talents and presented ness into 50th time. our lives. Let’s not in the auditorium for a Christmas a variety show at the Paterson be afraid of either. Mrs. Augustine B. Kelley of party. V'inccnt Rispoli is chair Home for the Aged. a this city, widow of U. S. man. Dec. 18 at 3 p m. the par- The announcers were Barbara Representative from Pennsyl- ents will return to the auditorium Zictarska and Frank Wicme. End had to move fast Mothers’ Guild vania, on Dec. for a program given by the chil- men and women were: Charles 4 to attend the baptisms of her dren. Parr, Rocco Diane Bak- I PLAN NOW Gives Awards Pagnillo, 49th and 50th grandchildren. St. John Kanty, Clifton The nnauskas, and Judy Edgecomb. The 49th, Sheila ■ Marie, MORRISTOWN Students of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Assumption School participated in Regis of Bethesda, Kelley Md., an awards The ceremony at which Reading Center was bom at Providence Hos- No Luck Needed Rev. Francis J. Dooqan, pastor, here a few weeks two pital ago, distributed AT cash prizes to winners PATERSON days before the 50th grand- in the 1960 Mistletoe Ball poster child, Gregory Brown, sixth son contest sponsored by the Mothers' of Mr. and Mrs. B. Henry Guild. Seton Hall Brown Jr. of Springfield, Md., The University ball was held Dec. 9 in was at born the very same Whippany. offer* hospital. Seventh and eighth grades par- Mrs. Kelley has six sons and Remedial Instruction in ticipated in the contest under Reading for the younger three daughters, all of whom supervision of Sister Rose MERRY arc married. CHRISTMAS: The card shown above is a re- child. Celeste, principal, and Blanche Reading Improvement for the older student. of production the one offered the Young, art teacher. by National Council PRONOUNCEMENTS of ecu- of Catholic Women for Winners were: first $1.50 for a box of 12. The in- menical councils, when issued by prize: Pat- New classes begin ricia reads: Austin Sheridan, scription "Mav you in the authority of the Pope as head Shepard, share abundantly the joys of the council, are infallible. Mary Ellen Misko, and Roger of Christmas.” Proceeds from the sale go to the NCCW second Patricia 1961 Doyle, prize; aids February 11, Madonna plan which mothers and young children Carfaro, William Linda Mickley, the world. throughout Cards may be and Katherine Mazzocchi; purchased by Registration limited A Hagel, Wedding the to the Council of Reception and third prize: Jean Conners. sending fee National t Catholic 312 Cathlcen Bartholomew, Alice Women, Massachusetts Ave N.W., Washington For appointment and information , Boyne, and John Cazzetto. 5. PLAZA D.C. Call Ar 5-3425 HOTEL k. iaaaav C*y, M J. My Advent Calendar January Yule or write to • (HaaMaO bHMi'lMai lie ta OOtt At St. Bridget's Margaret G. Murphy • ITP irtl- Mk) • Mi 0»al prim NEWARK Most parishes A.M. • .WiUm their Christmas 8.5., DIRECTOR CmWaJ la Mi run party for rw. r children on or before Dec 25. Seton Hall In St. Bridget's Parish, how- University Oldfield 3-0100 ever, where a larger proportion when of the parishioners arc from 151 ELLISON STREET Puerto Rico, the children are NEW JERSEY you PATERSON 2, looking forward to their annual Christmas party Jan. 6, the invest “Feast of the Three Kings." A complete program of Spanish in a music and dancing, as well as a Spanish Christmas play pro Carteret sented by the children under Savings Account the direction of Sister Bartholo mew. M S SS.T., will be cli- The element of luck has no financial maxed by the -distribution of bearing on here unlike other gifts matters because, many forma of investment, there is about Msgr Vincent P. Coburn, nothing speculative a Carteret account. ita value parish administrator, will con- savings Ideally, steadily And duct religious services in Span- growß—never fluctuate*, never drop*. Carteret immediate withdrawal funds ish prior to the party. permits of without penalty. -A Westwood Club In these other benefit* 3L addition, important are enjoyed by Carteret’s more than 69,000 "investors"; Visits UN 3H9c* per annum WKSTWOOD Our I.ady of dividends ASSORTED BUTTER Nella's compounded and credited quarterly COOKIES, Katima of ANISE DROPS, Club grade Six, A of savings cam from day of Andrew's deposit St visited the United and insured CRISP DELIGHTFUL FASHIONS are up to $lO,OOO by the MACAROONS, SPICE Nations. St Patrick's Cathedral • Fodcral Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation and the junior section of the DROPS, CHOCOLATE, COCONUT 9 convenient office* SPINGLES ARE THE "Metropolitan Art Museum recent- account* ly. *om of ISO or man ALL KINDS OF CHOCOLATE DIPS GLAMOROUS A report on the United Nations LAMOCST IN N I W J [ R I I V and was given to the student-body by A WITH OVl* Baked, Dipped Packard by ORATCEL'S *2OO MILLION IN ASSET* 19 of the children. Git i S Our own for batter recipe and auuree of LATER in Carteret Icing you the savings qualify day a prognm »di*A»«*. cooklei. THAT ARE honored holiday Attractively packaged In tint, useful container! or Our I.ady of Fatima dur- 866 BROAD STREET, NEWARK ing which Rev. Francis A Hein- *« decorated our cookie * gaily boxes, o»*ortmenf» make an Ideal PRACTICAL and on of the parish blessed Our theit additional eight ofjicti: heeteu gift or remembrance for relatives. Lady's statue in the classroom NEWARK: 550 lloomllild Annul 744 Iroad Strut shrine. TOO! SprisglUldlirgin: 359 Spnagftsld An. I»nnilt: 417 Oraags Strut In December the class will vis- Commuter: Pin* liilioid Station City Ini: 712 Spri*|Md Arum it the Museum of Natural History EAST ORANGE: Mi Central Are SOUTH ORANGE: lit Setffc and the Planetarium. Orufi An You will find fashions and beauty priced Chock Full of Fruit to rest on Women Staunch lightly . your budget . . at . . tttttt; Cal-Hawaiian Confection Fruit Cake Football Fans in Gift Packed Tins lb. $1.75 per Minn. WAYZATA. (NC) - PLUS OUR POPULAR HARVEST The Rose Rowl football . Nella’i . . FESTIVAL FRUIT CAKE game Jan. 2 is too much competition LEBKUCHEN, GINGER BREAD MEN AND HIS & Uliß LEATUERWARE SANTA CLAUSE for SETON HALL UNIVERSITY 6,000 women who were In- mm— NEW AND EXCITING COLIJ.CI lON OF vited to tea nee»e>wMSMuwMss»is»>y»«m» . . . attend a on the Hlouse with coordinated same SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Sweaters, Skirts or Pants, day The bowl between the Imported Handbagi, Leather Jatkels A Coah. game EVERYBODY LIKES OUR University of Minnesota and the ANNOUNCES 535A West Side Ave., JERSEY CITY of University Washington will be televised Open every night 'til 9 on schedule, but REMEDIAL AND Alterations the benefit tea done on all kinds of leather goods for the Cenacle Retreat House here has been IMPROVEMENT SERVICES moved up to Dec 26. For Children and High School Student* FRUIT CUKE the more Brookdale... READING Packed in Decorative Gift Boxes SPRING SEMESTER 1961 the IMl . It In . . Buy special holiday package) for u»o a$ gift). READING . BRISK AS A BROOK. . DELIGHTFUL AS A DALE These services are provided for studenls between the of VI ages eight and eighteen. vt DELIGHTFULLY BRISK Children will be interviewed and tested and will then be to small classes assigned group taught by spe- cialists. and Interview* testing will be held at University Campus, South New Orange. Jersey, until 1961. & S/iookdak January 14, Twenty semi-weekly sessions will be held beglning Jan- uary 16, 1961. Enrollement is limited, 16 REAL FRUIT FLAVORS for and further 474 Cedar Lane Teaneck application information contact! Brookdale Mr. ANTHONY B. SURACI Teaneck 6-4049 Beverage Cos. mi ojp Director of Remedial Service* CbftrJH* BLOOMFIELD EVERY SUNDAY SETON HALL CLOSEO AND CHIRSTMAS DAY DEC 25th AND 26th UNIVERSITY & CLIFTON . N. J. SOUTH ORANGE, NEW JERSEY 'PMCX of m VUtOt*STATI" PHONE ED 8-5757 Telephone: SO 2-9000 - Ext. 171 December 15, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 11 North Jersey Date Book: Sister Kunigunde Heads Publicity chairmen ara Invltart to make uae of thin St. Clare’s Hospital Auxiliary, Christ- ■"* W*>l Denville, need the name of the speaker received a to check purchase Since 1903, Zaniprlla'a lint anew car from the Madonna been known for their traditional, Rosary Artist-Nun Confraternity natural recently. wear type men's . .. Mrs. Mae Di Larorc, You'll bo him president, so proud to give this made the presentation to Sis- Is Featured NOW OUR VILLAGE ter Mary Alimira, S.S.N.D., SHOP handsome orlon sweater. One of principal white and colors many designs in In McCall’s WE CATER TO THE SPORT LISS* MINDED LADY machine-washable. Sizes for HIM NEW YORK (NC) Three Christmas window decorations announces and HER. . $8.98 If you’re Inclined toward the designed by Sister Mary Jean casual, natural and TOYS Dorcy, O. P., are featured in Sister M Virginia Aloysius is distinctive look In Ladies’ this year's Christmas Make it the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Sportswear . . . and 3N e would appreciate Book published by McCalls Frank Russo of Our Lady of serving you! It CHRISTMAS Is the second successive Grace parish, Hoboken Mr and year that the handbook of Mrs. Russo have another daugh- Christmas decorations and gifts ter in religion. Sister M. Xavier CARDS has featured the nun's work. Francis. O. Carm., who pro- THE nounced her vows in the same caMudL-Ak AT COMPETITION WINDOW decorations ClamptCvL, are silhouettes community four years ago. /ame i»oj —a group of H t The Carmelite Sisters devote three drawings depicting the DEFYING their lives to the care of the GARDEN STATE PARAMUS Holy Family, the Virgin and PLAZA, Child aged and infirm and are located 254 Newark and the Infant Jesus. Avenue, Jersey City DISCOUNTS I cities throughout the roar of ftamborgor'i They are held to be specially in many OL 3-1888 suited for the decoration of win- U. S LIS S’ dows in family, dining and 'u»J 214 MAIN PATERSON school rooms. The publishers ST., DRUG DEPT. St. Mary’s Head STORE, that, say using easily available SI Journal *q , J.C. 'ijuoj materials, school-age children Joins Committee 'ipjoj •>|| Optn 3i5 Dayt a Y«or can make the decorations with PASSAIC - Sister Eileen Opin Daily 'HI 1 AM. little a from a teacher or Teresa, administrator St. Hlndtrton 5-1004-7*ll help of, other m\ snoi9ma dOHs some adult. Mary's Hospital here, has been Sister Mary Jean is widely named to the state committee known for her silhouette pic- of the New Jersey Association tures which have appeared in for Mental Health. numerous Catholic publications. is FIRM BROS. INC. 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In the first game, SETON HALL (P), which erson State, in which John with two Jesuit col- Favored in visiting (UC) alumnus, and Ray Ohl- five players hit double numbers played three in games four Ebner's field sec- Race goal with six on Dec. 17 should give Bill Smith’s Passaic-Bergen leges a muller of West a with 22 and days last has Englewood, George week, three in onds left played the decisive clearer picture of Ed Grant what the Regis graduate. Among the Sullivan’s 2 1 the list. as By don (6-2 1/2) duo to start with topping many days this week, start- Ebner had points in 1960-61 part. 22 basketball season holds Hoya In the four boys PATERSON A tall Don Balles reserves are Tommy second, hit ing with a visit to Monmouth Bosco Tech team and a vet- Duffy (6-3) and Brad (6-0). this game, as did Fred Ny- in store for Seton Hall and St. 10 O'Dca of Westwood and Jay or more paints and, though on Dec. 14 and era St. Joseph's Then there is Bob Conaty, whoso Peter's continuing with deggei. (P) squad are being touted as the favorites College. Force of West Orange. Smith was way ahead with road 27, games against in the thumb is in a cast from a grid Jersey City Another victim was C.W rost. Passaic-Bergen Catholic Conference’s bas- It is quite obvious at this the Peacocks had to 1960-61 No such local talent is on play with- State on the 15th but who will regular- and National an 84 64 count on Dec. 7, as St. injury, play that both teams have by ketball race, with Luke’s and the point the Boston College but out him for the last three min- Aggies the DePaul as possible Carber- squad, on 16th. A1 Pogorclec scored ly once he recovers. Pat tournament 18 points. potentialities. And the New England utes and still managed to in- The dark horses. team, despite Bucs took two (5 10) and Tom Downs, anoth- out of But Trenton State stopped the ry we’re not to the holi- its their lead Last winter, St. referring “gift” of Kevin Loughery crease from one three last Luke’s made a Buraty return, the Ramblers will footballer, (5-9) the weekend, including Bucs, 75-73, on Dec. 8, despite er are re- day festivals in which 10 75-65 of the each to St. John’s, is also on the up- point to for a victory. an 85-84 overtime runaway circuit, line up with veterans defeat of Pat- 21 winning Ray Doy- serves A late start will help a will take part week after Nydcggcr's points. next. grade in basketball. Seton Hall all 12 of its This time, chak (6-2) games. and Ron Lehansky team which figures to improve Seton Hall's 84-76 defeat of will not should be able to afford the things be much (5-6) and JV grads Horn- closer, George as the season progresses. Cincinnati Dec. rapidly on 9 must have almost inevitable Two with the psychological in North even St. samy (5-10), Tom Clinton (6-3) made the C. C. Race outsiders, NIT and NCAA selec- letdown between the Cincinnati Upsets Jersey ST. MARY’S (6-14)—An almost John's, St. Bonaventurc and St. and Ed Miller (5-11). On the tion committees put the Pirates and assignments. incredibly small, yet very fast Dayton Mary's capable of bench are Butch Braunlich down pulling an up (5-9), as future book prospects. Mark First Week of squad, which could make trouble set or two. GIVEN LITTLE chance Cage Campaign Bill McVeigh (5 10) and Jack St. Peter’s has scored no sin- for on a given NEWARK The standout the anyone night. Hop- against Cincy (particularly aft- Two in the North Catho- Tim players in Fitzpatrick (5-9). It isn’t a bright gle victory of this upsets Jersey Toronoto, who may miss the magnitude’, ler (6-0) and Rusty Stengel are er a 81 78 defeat of league appear to be 6-5 John prospect. but its three victories sluggish lic Conference the entire season in a row provided only major excitement the only boys the over during Gleason of on squad Fairloigh Dickinson on Dec. DePaul, who wound over Toronto 46 3), week up (by points), the first of the 1960-61 the best week of all are Bob scholastic basketball cam- Perhaps ST. JOSEPH’S (6-11) —Six vet- 5 8. The other starters the Pirates rose to the heights second in the scoring race last Fairfield (by 19) and Catholic was by Don which erans to paign. enjoyed Bosco, 19 8 from last year, a Klein (5-4), John Latrecchia (5-8) pay off an old score for year with a Frank plus University 10 on the road) scored close wins two average; (by over tough transfer from and captain I-ou Macarowski Russell, who was Holy Trinity’s 61-57 defeat of Bua and Bill Taylor Bos- Bergen Catholic has marked it Honey among St. Mary’s (R) on Dec. 9 of Don as a team to rivals, Memorial (68-62) and Our brothers, Buriy the add up to a very promising out- (5-6). The Lagos 14,037 spectators at Madi- and Walsh's 47-46 conquest of St. co, Bob Marmo of St. Bonaven- watch for future developments. Lady of the (55-53). Fred Valley look. Moore (6-3) will start with (5-5) and Jerry (5-3), Pete Ric- son on on 16 | Square Garden. Cincinnati, Aloysius Dec. 11 turned the Dec. arid is at home to ture, John Moore of St. Joseph’s, THE OPPONENTS Fischer led the Dons in both cardo Neal (5-8) listed for it will be of John Mowry (5-10), John Tierney (5-7) and Bobby remembered, rubbed infant “A” division race upside St. Michael’s (JC) on Dec. 18. St. George Duffy St. Luke’s, Ray the games with a total of 37 Peacocks and on points (6-0) will see of action as the Pirates it in to the tunc of 118-54 last at St. Doychak (5-9), Walt Terkowski and also lots down and indicated a wild race Aloysius is Michael’s on of St. John's and Jack Saturday could provide an acid time Tom (5-11). When more Gaels employ a pressing, running the teams met. for the One the 16th and to St. Hopler of St. Finnegan pennant. “B” divi- plays host ST. PETER’S also won twice Mary's. test. Georgetown is the St. Pe- of play. Ken Walker was the hero of Mary’s There follows height is needed, as it probably | style sion game had an expected out- (JC) on the 20th. Off its from city rivals, trouncing St. a tcam-by-team ter’s foe at the Ar- Don Jersey City the victory as he to will be against Bosco, Bill constantly come, though St. Michael's (N) close loss St. Peter’s, St. Aloysius, 78-44, but a rundown on the prospects with mory, while Boston in- riddled having College the Bearcat defenses by Michael's last year’s Ruberry (6-3) is available. And gave quite a battle before now as 'he rough time with St. Michael's in records and players' vades the Seton Hall yield- shapes up Joins campus. dribbling the front line, transfer John Riccebono might Marquette through ing to St. divisional favorite a 66-58 win. heights listed in if that Anthony’s, 61-57. parentheses’: And, isn’t enough for the then off to Hank Gun- Only crack the Com- passing This circuit should also one came was played in St. Benedict’s opened comfort starting lineup. thero is the Dec. 21 pro- DEPAUL If Football 'Exes' Pirates, ter or Art Hicks (8-10) the arc Bros- (unless he him- most of the 75-40 rout coach Bill pleting squad Vin at vide the high notes of Tri-County Catholic Confer- ably, with a of Newark date Dayton to think about. self first drew a foul). When Hogan can find the right to nan(6-2), Dumas (5-7) and MILWAUKEE (NC) Mar- the coming the ence last week and this .Tech. boys Danny Georgetown is said to week, last big ended have outside was needed to put on the floor with John McLean quette University is its shooting as Gleason, dropping one before the Christmas tourna- figured with Queen of Peace its finest team in years under individual performance of the Top this a football and keep Cir.ey defense honest, 55 46 will be tough team for intercollegiate ment season c winner over anew coach. descends upon us. St. Cecilia’s. the week came from Fran Pin- ST. LUKE’S < 19-3) O’Keefe it was Football track and Tommy provided by A1 Scna- The Irish anyone to stop. Richie Delio (6-0), programs cutting are also of City. The lloyas Six games scheduled and walloped Harri- chot, a transfer student at Ora- Jersey have players hold the to this club on vitis. The four players divided son’s John Duffy (6-2), Richie Lyness key down other athletics. four "A" defending state I culled the rich North of these, in the division, Group tory, who scored 42 in a with J. Jersey 7? points almost points (5-10) and Richie Tony D’Attilio (6-3), Walt Rev. Edward O'Donnell, equally. 68-46, (5-9) are market for involve four teams, champs, and Flana 74 58 defeat of Montclair Bailey many of their Even just each of Gary College Vogel (5-10) and either Fred S.J., told play- point distribution also had back from last but will university president, a can 41 points for the year, ers and will have two in the whom will play twice. two School. Phil Sheridan of St. Blanchfield paid off for St. Peter's in its High have to hold off (6-3) or Gary Rear- news conference the programs games. St. Cecilia’s newcomers Mick- starting lineup, Paul Tagliabuc was minus Mary's (R) had 31 in his team’s victories over Fairfield and and will be dropped at the end of WALSH VISITS St. Mary's (JOI the ey Coen (6-2) Tim (5-9) services of its best loss to Nagle player, I Trinity. this year to enable the univer- for starting berths. Nagle, a soph- sity to concentrate on a “dec- omore, may be the playmaker the Four Get Grants ade of academic explosion.” Spartans need In reserve are The university recently announ- Chip O'Brien (5-9), Wayne Giles From Bowl Game ced a 10-ycar building program (5-11), John Stutz (5-9) and Jim costing $3O million. Redfern (6-3). JERSEY CITY-Four Catholic Marquette began football in high school grads were the 1892 and has DON BOSCO TECH (1110) among played a major 11 as- On boys receiving scholarship intercollegiate schedule sinefe i size alone, the Rams may sistance from the second annual 1902. The university's football (overpower most league rivals. Bowl College Scholarship football teams national Taylor is 6-3 and Bua, at 6-1, is were powers in game, sponsored by the Hudson the 19305, but fared the smallest in the starting line- badly in County CYO last August. They joined recent years. Tho team won up. are by Bob Sehle- three gcl Jack Gary Star.ton of Immaculate gamer and lost six last (6-2. Barbour (6-2) Conception received $333 and also season, Father O’Donnell said. and Joe Sandri (6-5). In case a got aid from George Washington, He said the deficit from last small man is needed, there is 5-6 where he is presently season may reach $50,000. Dave Foran, a tireless runner attending school; Vince of St. Bene- who starred for the Liddy cross-country dict’s received to $333 use at a team. John Bazewicz (6-2) is the EFFICIENCY'S school of his choice; Ralph La- other top reserve. Since the Monte St. of Joseph's received a Rams will get more“easy” points tuition scholarship from Freder- m than their rivals, they are 'he icks College in Virginia and $lOO pick for the title. for books from the bowl commit- I ST. BONA VENTURE tee; Richie Brzenk of St. Peter’s (13 8) received On top of all the $3OO from the committee cum graduation los- and is attending St. Peter’s col- ses here, 6 3 soph Larry Rainey, & lege. tallest player in the school’s his- All of the 'LEFTOVERS' tory, has been sidelined for the boys who played In 2?/ the will MALCOLM season with a had back. This still game receive sports coats KONNEJi at a be held m ILOOM/lILO AVL leaves a well- banquet to during fairly-seasoned, CALDWUI CA A till the Christmas holidays. balanced club with Marmo and Bill Dueltgen (5-11) the top CHEVROLET % hands Bob Delventhal (6-1), Tam St. Peter's Drops Zazzella (60) and Charles Di First Rifle minie (5-11) complete the lineup, Match with Dennis O'Brien Bill! JERSEY (6-0), CITY - By the slim Bill mest of Rooney (5-11), Kearns (5-9),! margins, a single point, Bernie Brennan (5-9) and Dan St. Peter's College dropped its Mongiardo first rifle No (5-8) on the bench. match in eight starts Matter How to DON’T BUY ANY ••OB Kings Point, 1,389-1,388 on Dec. ST. JOHN’S (12-11)—Bad marks 7 at the winner’s range. You Get There have sidelined two veterans till John Corrado topped the Pea- and February a third prospect GAS & GAS cocks with 283 and Bob Vec- has joined the Air Force. Until chiotti, hitting 100 from prone COMBINATION Duane Szczechowicz and Mike position, had a 280. No. 3 man Pete missed HEATER-RANGE Rimlinger the meet Plan Seminars due to sickness. St. heter's had NEW YORK As the result beaten Stevens, 1,398-1319, earlier of recent a address on the subject in the week. UNTIL YOU’VE by John Q. Adams of Montclair, the Newman Club of Columbia VS University will hold a series of STATION WAGON s- SEEN THE... seminars on "Christ in -15= the Busi ness World" next semester. HIADQUARTBtS % GET School, College OUR mital Sports 800 lIS PROM sa»l All DEAL Vernois RADICALLY Mokes COLLICI NEW «nd Thursday. Dec IS Models Seton Hall (P> at Jersey City State Friday, Dec. U Seton Hall (P> at National Acctee PACE MOTORS AS LOW AS Saturday, Dec. 17 at St Peter'a Georgetown College ♦7 CENTRAL AVL Boston College at Seton Hall BAST ORANGE *199” Monday. Dec It St Peter's at Loyola (Md » Wednesday. Dec. 11 Seton Hall at (>ayton \nari* SCHOOL ON THE NEW Thursday, Dec. 1 f ■< ■ i COMPLETEI Albertus Magnus at Don Rosen Tech I FINAL Paterson Tech at St. Joseph's St Benedict» al Irvington Holy Kamil y at Essex Catholic WE ARE Wednesday. Dec. 11 •Si at St Joecph e «P> SPECIALISTSI Don Bosco al Ridgewood St Mary's si Newark Arts o\s>3 Tniiii Persea Fiieit 555 •Passaic Bergen C C . ••North Jer Facilities—Fictary Tonnele Newark *•• Ave. 249 Ave. | sey ( ( Tn( ountv C ( I NORTH WI ST JIItSIY CONFERENCE nel—Courteais Service—Satisfactiin Ciirutni (U S. ROUTED TOURNEY JERSEY GIVI US A TRYI CITY *at Our Lady of the Lake H. 8 > Monday. Dec It t IU»«k» No of MonNallun Aw Alt* nptrt body rtfxilrwvg A RtpaUling Blair slow n »• Hamburg. 043 pm. Morn* vs ARE EFFICIENCY OLdfield 3-6700 Catholic Sussex. H 13 p.nv W£ AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE JERSEY CITY Our I.ady of the Lake va Blair J V . 943 p m OPIN DAILY 'til 4 Tuesday. Dec 70 OMN DAILY A JAI & Loser Blalrstown Hamburg Loser HEATING APPLIANCE CO. va REEVE OLDSMOBILE Our Lady of the Lake Blair Aca- ir~ m O 7 on demy. 30 p m Sirx* 1911 Otdaotobll* A 6) 5-9 clearance in the novice 4.45-4.95 Don high jump by Gus Stritmater of Bosco Sets Don Bosco, good for a fifth place 5.95-6.95 tic. PLENTY .50 Track Meet $ < 7) a 50 8 3/4 effort by John OF FUN 13 Fisher RAMSEY Don Bosco Prep of St. Peter's (NB) in the JERSEYS Yavngiten art thrilled odult* shot and will sponsor an interscholastic put, which earned him a refrtihed by the fun of thli action- track tie. Teammate A1 $ and field meet for Bergen fourth-place 2.45 packed game ... and takes Karchcr was over 48 feet. h County schools on Dec. 17 at its E) An 8:19.1 in the two-mile • minimum af playing Set campus gymnasium. re- $2.95 space. by the Seton Includes The lay Hall team of three-piece polished it eel events contested will in- Bill A1 clude Kennedy, Fraenkel, Ray $ pa«t, Nylen and a a 50-yard dash, 50-yard 3.75 rope, rugged Wyrsch and Frank Shary. Fraen Penniylvonie Hi-Point Tetherboll high hurdles, 160-yard shuttle re- kcl ran 2:02.3 2:01.9 and Wyrsch phi* initallation and lay, high jump, pole vault (using M.45 gameInitrvc- to brinp the Pirates sec- home in Hen folder. a rope instead of a pole) and shot DePaul Joins ond place. put. There two NJSIAA Snubs Pfanner Named will also be spe- SHOULDER PADS cial events: a 10-foot climb THERE Grid rope WERE other notewor League for 12- $ handicapped boys and a performances as well. thy Pete 1101I0KUS The Five Catholic Schools To Irish WILSON 2.45 foot Big Post open rope climb. Cnrtliello of St. Michael's (JO Catholic Conference welcomed a AND UNION BASEBALL This will be CITY - George Pfan- EQUIPMENT the first Indoor ran a great 440-yard leg under $ new member and also officially 3.95 meet held in 52 seconds In ner has been named to replace CAMBRIDGE Bergen County in his team Grid AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS though crowned Our Lady of the Valley Rankings GIFTS over a decade. went Sam Monaco as head football $ unplaced in the mile relay. St. TRENTON set and Mary's as A of curi- 4.95 THIS co-champions coach at SEE ll FRY The meet will start at 9:30 Bob of St. St. Michael's SMALL a m. Gilvey Peter's Prep ous High | at a at decisions by the New Jer- meeting held last week School, CRICKETT CLOTH in 1:18 1 for the 600. also as Monaco goes on to 1st BASEMAN [turned State Interscholastic Ath- s MITT St Luke's High School, , sey 5.95 St replace Joe Coviello at Memorial [going unplaced. Cecilia's letic BASEBALL SUIT $ NEW DePaul is the addition Association has resulted YORK to the High School, West »V: 5 2.49 [showed an able two-mile team New York. s . In no North Jersey Catholic PANTS AND SHIRTS circuit, making it a six team A of St. 6.95 which won its section 8:58 3. graduate Peter's Col- A3K FOR WILSON At Its Best in football teams Dining loop The Wayne getting recogni- In the school, which lege, Pfanner had served as one mile novice, an AND UP $♦.00 Tony tion as sectional for Only began football in 1959, al- champions assistant ‘4.45 Candelmo of St. Benedict's took to Monaco during the Volci. the 1960 season. GILHULY'S ready several league teams . OTHER GLOVES his first crack at the distance plays past season and is also the head Phillipsburg Parochial was and to have track and coach FOOTBALL PANTS and won his hopes a full schedule field at St. RESTAURANT and BAR section in 4:49 4, Mi- TOFF I crowned as North Cath- GRADS ‘1.95‘22.50 1961. Jersey chael’s. 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NEWARK at West Park St., Opp. Klein's AAA SPORT CENTRE Open Mon., Wed. & Eves, 'til Fri. 9 P.M.— Tues.; Thurs., Sat. to 6 P.M. s, 553 and BROADWAY, bet. 25th 26th Streets, Bayonne, N.J. 14 THE ADVOCATE December 15, 1960 Parish 'Messiah' at Seton Hall Royal Wedding Display Captures SOUTH CYO Briefs ORANGE Four guest soloists and a guest or- ganist will join the combined glee clubs of Setnn Hall Uni- at their Blessed Sacrament (Eliza- versity annual Christmas concert at Archbishop Walsh First Prize at CYO Show Memorial Auditorium beth) will hold dance on 1R at 8 m. a holiday Hobby Dec. p Feature of the program will be the presentation of the at the hall on Dec. 17. . . JERSEY CITY the parish Watching royal wedding of Prin- St. John's, Hillsdale, (metal Christmas The juniors Immaculate portion of Handel's oratorio, "The Messiah.” This at Con- last cess Margaret on television summer gave Rarbara Ve- work); John Sentner, St. John's, is the first time it has ception (Elizabeth) will have been sung as th» university, but it lardi Carl the idea for a which won "best in show" hon- Hillsdale (furniture); Toma- is now planned to it their display make an annual event. annual Christmas party st 110. Sacred Heart, Lyndhurst The ors at the annual archdiocesan CYO Show 45-voice men's glee club from the campus on Dec. 18, with each member Hobby on Dec. 6 college, (model auto); Patrick Cooney, under the at the direction of Rev. Joseph Jaremczuk, and the 120- requested to bring a gift for Jersey City CYO Center. Madonna. Fort Lee (model boat); voice women's club from the University College, under distribution to orphanages in A Barbara is glee shut-in, an en- and Charles Pcrillo, Epiphany, the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, will also offer a the Archdiocese. The will thusiastic sewer and decided group to rent’s, Bayonne (sketching); Cliffside Park (miscellaneous). program of Christmas of which costumes carols, several the audience hold its monthly Communion make patterned on Mary Sikora, St. Johns, Hills- Second place honors went to: will be invited to join. breakfast 10 after a m. Mass those worn by Margaret and her dale (block printing); Patricia Bernadine Schultz, Lyndhurst; The guest soloists, who in will participate the singing of the same day. bridesmaids. When the finished, Smith, St. Phillip, Saddle Brook Gail Gaede, Glen Rock; Joanne “The Messiah,” Joan member nine are Cunningham, a soprano, of Dec. 14 is the date of the dresses were placed on dolls (stamp colle-lions); Karen Mc- Bucz.kowski, Hillside; Patricia the Actor’s Jeannette Murphy bf and Opera Company; Jersey yearly Christmas for arranged in a display which Cabe, St. party jun- Vincent's, Bayonne Quinn, Lyndhurst; Lynette City, alto, choir director St. Paul of the Cross; took at Robert iors at St. Michael’s (Cranford), first prize over 83 entries (zoological collection); Cathy Runge, Ridgefield; Pamela Eckert, tenor, recent soloist with the New York Philharmon- from the four with the seniors due to hold counties of the Smith, St. D1 John’s, Hillsdale (nov Paugh, Bayonne; Rosalie ic; and James Mulreed, bass, former member of the parish theirs on Dec. 20 A Archdiocese. city- ... spaghet- Janet choir jewelry); St Martino, Hackensack; Barbara at St. Antoninus, Newark. McCoy. ti is planned for It was Barbara's sister Eileen, supper Genevieve's, Elizabeth (papier VacGrcady, Hillsdale; Angela juniors a member of the CYO St. at Sacred Heart (Eliza- at machc), Kizzolo. Newark; Regina Gib- ROSE FOR A LADY: James of Capone Jr., left, West- beth) Francis, Hackensack, who talked on Jan 14, with a "Win- Also, Joan bons, Bayonne; and Christine New Burawicz, St. Jo- field, Jersey State Chief a rose ter Wonderland" set her into making her first entry Squire, accepts dance for seph s, Ryan. Newark; the Bayonne (crocheting); from Norma Dec. 30. in hobby competition. The Councilman, Mohawk stewar- Barbara Also: Anthony Inneo, Newark; Airlines Drinkwater. Holy Trin H D The caughter of Mr. and Mrs. dess, at Newark juniors at St. Eliza- Joseph John Hayes, Hillsdale; T)ennis Airport as Stewart state Lee Schoder, Velardi of 89 Frederick 17- •|y. . (embroidery); beth's (Linden) are St., treasurer of the planning a Christine Ryan, Mallardi, Coytesville; Paul Mis- of looks on. The Blessed Sacra- I I Knights Columbus, Dec. year-old Barbara is confined to semi formal dance for 28 ment, East tretta, Montvale; Anthony De rose was flown a Orange (weaving)- being 2,600 miles from Brockville, Ont., A wheelchair and was unable to ... basketball game, bus- Smith. Rosa. Hackensack; Thomas De Cathy Hillsdale (rugs); to visit the CYO Center to see the G V Monterrey, Mexico, to be to Dr. iness meeting and dance will Elaine Hackensack; Richard Ft presented Alfonso Holy ! Martino, show. Bologna, Family, Espinoy Silva, of in feature the Dec 18 meeting at Cerino, Newark: John Romano, Archbishop Monterrey, observance Nutley (knitting); Maureen Mil I St. John the Wagner, H % of the feast of Our of Apostle (Clark- BLUE RIBBONS for first place ler, Epiphany, Cliffsidc I Nutley; and Charles Lady Guadalupe, patroness of Park I.inden). There will be a New exhibits in the various categories (sewing); Barbara Leonia. North America. Columbian Squires of three countries Dierguidi, St Year's dance Dec. 30 in the the show on at were awarded these Matthews, Ridgefield (sewing); E United States and Mexico—took in —Canada, part hall Suzanne parish girls: DiStefano. St Francis Entries Accepted the project. St. Rose of Lima (Short Hills) Claire Daccurso, St. Park S Elizabeth's Ridgefield (miscellaneous); will hold its annual Christmas Wyckoff (paintings); Christine and Anne Marie For Gacina, St Vin- Bowling Loop dance Dec. T on 28 in the school Lipert, St. Patrick’s, Elizabeth cent's, Jersey City (miscellane- MONTCLAIR Entries use ANTiCIPATCD roc ’(OOO Boston Student Named auditorium It will be featured (drawing); Anne Van Doehren, ous ). now being accepted for the Essex STARTING by the JANUARY Ist 1960 election of a queen and St. Francis, Ridgefield Park County junior girls and intermedi- BOY attendants. S MHO picked (art); Anna Gacina, St. Vin ! up blue ate boys bowling leagues, which iflSZtnS ribbons included: Catholic Youth on Top will begin plav Jan. 15. • • Da Anthony Luna. Holy Earn The leagues arc limited to boylt WASHINGTON (NCI Anita Giardullo of Belleville • SAVINGS • Louise ily, (painting); Al INSURED ACCOUNTS OPENED BY THE Vocation Notes Ri and girls who were under If. St. UP TO $lO,OOO vice of of iof, Ridgefield 10th EARN FROM Boston, president the National Council Catholic Francis, Park THE lit years of age as of Sept. 1. Your Neighborhood is the (art); John Elliot. St. Savings Institution Youth, Outstanding Catholic Youth of the Year Francis, Ridgefield Park An (sketching); Ed- honor student at Emmanuel Miss How It Would Be College, Boston, Different Wards Ewen, Holy Eliza has active Rosary, Giardullo been in Catholic both beth ©iKl organizations By William F. (coins); Gregory O’Brien in amt Msgr. Furlong out of school SI Elizabeth. Wyckoff c%) lie couldn't have both A choice had to be made. Would (stamps); Msur. E. Schieder, di- Youth National Alfred Eanelli. Joseph Organization, the Nut it be the priesthood he had been planning for Holy Family, rector of the Youth upon years, or ley 7k Department, Newman Club Federation and the (woodcarving); John Hayer, would it be the met had National girl whom he had recently and so Catholic Welfare Confer National Federation of Catholic easily learned to like? The seminarian was in the rector's cr.re, said Miss Giardullo was College Students. Newman office to resign from the seminary It was his Dinner-Dance selected from among nominees CLIFTON' MSGR. SCHIKDFR said Miss way of saying he had chosen the girl. The Newman Club from thousands of parishes and tjiat for mm Giardullo "Very well," said the rector, "but I find students attending Paterson more than 100 Catholic ‘exemplified many colleges it State thousands of Catholic difficult to understand how can prefer College will din- and Newman Clubs. youth you sponsor a dance 249 KEARNY AVE. across the country who live their this creature to the Creator, because it is He ner on Dec. 18 at Burn’s a (Near The Bergen) KEARNY, N. J. winner is selected by a daily lives Who is asking to give yourself to Country Inn, *tarting at 8 30 Hour*! 9 to A honoring God and you Him p.m. Daily 3; Fri. 9 M to 7 P.M. Continuously committee composed of the na practicing loyalty their completely in the Whatever The price per is $3. Itional presidents to coun priesthood. good person Dedicate life of the Catholic your to Chriit try." Presentation of the youth there is in that young lady is in her Creator and Hit Bletted Mother in award will be made in Boston and to infinite degree, lie is all perfect helping teen-age girlt with next February, he said. perfection itself. He is infinitely more mag- Jerome J. become in more Stanley . . a Miss Giardullo is majoring nificent, grand and more wonderful than problemt . AN ASSURED ★ * LIFE INCOME at Emmanuel College, the young lady you have in mind. How then CHURCH GOODS she Sister of the where •: studying on a par can you prefer her to Him?" 116 WASHINGTON STREET tial She is After a brief the seminarian answered, "I scholarship. president pause guess, of the Father, MA 2 5071 Good with senior class and a mem it’s because 1 can see the girl, and 1 can't see God." NEWARK. N.J Shepherd many spiritual remembrances by sharing in the work ber of the dean's list. And with that the left the S.V.D. young man seminary. ACTIVITIKS: Catholic Missionaries in and the Those Japan Philippines. receiving honorable men- The Answer Perhaps Social Work, Teaching, Dletetkt, tion ACADEMY Of in the youth of the year I wonder if Hurting, Clerical Work, that incident might explain why so many and High School rtcommtndtd. Invest competition were: Angelc D. young men women SAINT ELIZABETH your money young do not become the priests or through our further Information Coyle, an education major at the Brothers or For wrlto ta Sisters that God planned for them to be. They lICOHDASY SCHOOL SOS •ISLt University of Southwestern Louis- can see ISM r«U, AssrsSmi MOTHER SUPERIOR LIFE persons and places and things —and how extremely INCOME Slsttrs H CSsrltr Convent of tho Good Shepherd MISSION CONTRACT iana; Patricia M. Dorn, a 20- attractive can be! —but can’t God. they they see Curnl N.w J irMf year-old 17i Suttex Avenwe senior at Sacred Heart You Would Too JEffsrson 9-1600 Merriitewn, N. i. • Dominican Never failed an interest College in Houston, How different it could obligation. all would be if they see even the Tex.; Robert A. Gcsiakowski, a tiniest of the splendor that God. ray is How different it would • Interest junior at Teachers Col rates depend on r checks Chicago be if they could see what St. Thomas of Aquin you age are mailed every saw. No one CALDWEU., NEW JBLSIY 7 and a s« lege; Susan Mcurer, part ever wrote months. more beautifully about God than he. Then one day time student at Del Mar College, he saw God in and a vision, God was so great, so grand, so • You receive a and Corpus Christi, Tex. indescribably and CALDWELt COLLEGE FOR WOMEN reliable income help our Apostolic Cause. overwhelmingly magnificent, that Thomas realized how impossible it would hopelessly be ever to de- CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC scribe God Club adequately with words. And not only did Thomas Loyola Changes Accredited A.B. and B.S. refuse to Fully Offering Dsgreea write another word, he wanted to burn everything Site, of he had Day Meetings written as so much ‘‘rubble and straw”! JERSEY CITY - The Loyola No Other Choice Club of of Hudson County has How unattractive attractive Foundad In 1199 tH# SUtan Charity persons, places and things by changed its meeting schedule to would be to and young men young women if they could see the first and third Wednesdays what St. Teresa of Avila saw. She once wrote, "Since 1 have of Saint Elizabeth of College each month at the Greenville had the know Jesus Christ, happiness to of beholding faint Knights of Columbus hall. glimpses of that ravishing beauty, nothing created Convent can find a Station, Now Jariay At the place in Dec. 21 meeting, elec my heart, all things earthly are distasteful to me.” tion of officers will be held and Follow in Faith Mr. and Miss of 1960 will a creature Loyola Preferring to the (,'reator explains every lost be A and vocation to the named Christmas party priesthood or life. No religious one, however, GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE grab bap will also be held at could make such choice if they a could have the experience this meeting of a Blessed Angela dc Foligno. She wrote, "I beheld God A fully accredited Liberal Art* College but If you wish to what I know beheld, I can tell you noth- ing I Conducted the of ... save that beheld a so 1 Sisters Mercy beauty great that can say by naught concerning it, save that I saw the Supreme Beauty, Apply: Director of Admissions, Lakewood, N. J. containing within Itself all goodness So ... great was my joy, that took heed 1 no of looking at the angels and the saints I no paid attention to any creature." Are you trying to make up your mind’ Your decision BROTHERS OF CHARITY will be the priesthood. Brotherhood or Sisterhood if with Blessed "I paid - Angela, you can say, no attention to Teachers Social Workers - Craftsmen " any creature Contact the Vocation Director Apostolate for Vocations BROTHER BERTHWALD, F.C. Newark Archdiocese Msgr. William F. Furlong, Seton OUR LADY OF CHARITY NOVITIATE Hall South Orange, N. J. University, Telephone: SOuth Or- 7730 001 LANI. PHIIADIIPHIA 11, PA. ange 2 9000 Paterson Diocese: Rev. John *™***~— ■ P. McHugh, DePaul High 1 ~~rmnnfnmnn Wayne, School, N. J. Telephone OXbow 4 5759. THE Christmas Party TRINITARIAN FATHERS MEDICAL A Sift That Comes Eath At Week ofthe Year St. Benedict's oflar an opportunity to man and boys of Grammar young NEWARK St. School Benedict's ond High School to become a prlatt or a Brother its Prep will hold traditional In Trinitarian the Order. Lock of funds no Impedimant. Christmas party for parents on Write A 15 in to. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ADVOCATE ASSISTANTS Dec Conlin Auditorium •SECRETARIES Abbot Patrick M. O’Brlerh CIRCULATION VOCATION DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. DEPARTMENT FIRST SUBSCRIPTION OS B of St Bene - $4.50 CHNOLoairrm , president MT. WLsg^tntUm diet's, Very Rev C, lloov Be* 5741, Bahlmere I, Maryland THE Philip ADVOCATE ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS - $4 00 CMNICIAMS er, OS B , headmaster, and QuaIlf/ tor Richard senior class 31 Clinton Nawark NJ. Kochansky, St., 2, ADD $2.00 FOR FOR D*/ Eva CUmm FOREIGN; $l.OO CANADA will deliver Christmas You are invited to enroll or a Da/ E«A riAAAAt president, yourself Cos Ad messages. loved one PLEASE frM P IACAWAAI ENTER THE FOLLOWING I ENCLOSE A SUBSCRIPTIONS. S N T. 4l.l« score of Christmas music Aa*uaa« Pro* CalaU« L Llr«nM4 from lands around the world will be offered by the □ SEND CHRISTMAS CARD Monks' Choir SCHOOL EASTERN of St. Mary's Abbey, the school FOR PHYSICIANS' AIDBS Glee Club and an instrumental •4 4th Ati. (14 SfJ M Y J CH 11444 group The program will also be TO. leatherette bound tifUate TO. offered on Dec. 16 at a school NAME Imitate Chritt la All NAME Markot tho (ait Thins* St., at Boulevard, Paterion, N. J. "TMI OtCMI JtBAS Of Do HIS Work In ADDRESS Periihet, Schooli, ADDRESS JOE PAYNE and DUKE COILINS" Horn* A Foreign Direction*; Minion* CITY ZONE_STATE_ CITY ZONE STATE Tor further Information write: Driving South on Garden State Parkway, Exit 1 58 FRANCISCAN Driving North on Garden Slate Parkway, Exit 137 FATHERS. h. llrMiJlMi Mon««U, r , 177 from either (One Minute Exit) Helltdeyibuf 9, Newark Family Life Program Ex-Mother Provincial December 15, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 15 Mission Priest Realizes Outlined at National Meeting Of Salesians Dies SI. LOUIS of The operation erated a on the various pies, Father Johnson panel said, cite NEWTON A said at Cana Solemn Requiem Mass was family Action in the New- family life programs which are these advantages: Christmas of Is in Heart ark Mary Help Christian Academy, North Haledon, on Dec. Archdiocese was described at to of follow-ups Cana Conferences. "The privilege close asso- a 10 for Mother Antoinette of meeting of diocesan life A member of the national ciation Pollini, past provincial the Sa- family with their parish It was in the directors lesian midnight jungles here by Rev. James F. Family Life Executive Com- to Sisters. Mother Antoinette, 76, died at the priests, information, help novitiate of Bhagor, India. star was director Every Johnson, of the mittee and of the organization solve life’s Dec. 8. for the Family many a here out. Inside the church the wide Society Life problems, Propagation Apostolate in the arch- committee of the National deeper appreciation of the vo- A native of Mother An- eyes of the near-black Christians diocese. Italy, of the Faith Family Life Bureau, Father cation of marriage, the plea- toinette entered the novitiate glowed in the The candlelight. Archdiocese of Newark: Johnson described Cana Family sant of there PURPOSE of the Dec. companionship like- and soon after was sent to Divine Word Missionary arrived meeting Most Rev. Martin W. 13 14 Action as “a natural follow-up minded couples, richer England where Stanton, S.T.D., Ph.D., L.L.D. was to study the possibility a pray- she worked with to celebrate the Christmas Mass. to Cana 31 Mulberry Newark of the Conference.” er life, and . . . more vibrant girls in and St., 2, N. J. Phone MArket 2-2801 forming a national federation working around Lon- Not even a crih had been erected. it “a Hour*: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 of He said is movement of Catholic Action, a don Saturday, a.m. to 12. family life bureaus. The meet- inspired by before coming to the US. His heart sank. apostolic Diocese of lay people designed to steady growth in the know- She made her perpetual Paterson: ing was called by Msgr. Irving vows in “But then Mary walked In—- foster the family apostolate by edge and love and I'aterson 1014 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wiiliam F. Louis: 4-0400. A. Dcßlane, director of the service of in and spent the into the heart of the priest—- ARmory NCWC bringing married couples closer: fiod." rest of her life 24 DrGrasse St., Paterson 1, NJ. Phone: 4-0400 Family Life Bureau, be in the area. into the stable-like church ARmory to Christ through a reali- Father Johnson also discussed Mother Antoinette's Hours: Dally, 9 a.m. to 5 9 a.m. 12. cause of the growth of such bu deeper talents for and the missionary understood. p.m.; Saturday, to zation of their vocation of mar- programs in other dio- government and Donations to lb* Socitly for th* of tb» reaps. employed organization This was Just the way it was Prop*t*lion riage.'' were Where ceses and specialized soon recognized and she F*ilh tax dtductsbl*. there were hardly 20 programs then. Stark reality,” mused the art sitcom* Under Cana for was such Family Action, senior citizens, single women, given positions of trust and bureaus up to a few years missionary. - husbands and "en- ago, there at least 75 wives whose widows and widowers. responsibility, serving as mu arc now "Shepherds with their long thusiasm for tress of with another marriage 'Christ's Also attending the meeting was novices and as superior thcr's Society for the late missions the 50 in various staffs in, left their Propaga- and at present Way’ has been aroused of various trooped having stages of at a Cana Rev. John Derricks, family life communities. Twice tion of the Faith which helps all Fathers and Sisters their organization, he said. flocks in the hills. Their lean, are at Conference,” he said, meet for Paterson Dio she was elected to terms The to chairman the six-year missions, everywhere. meeting, he added, was lean, hungry dogs lay at the en- posts. monthly at homes in small as American provincial, give particular to groups cese, and Rev. Neil Smith, assist- and “There is of aban- attention “the trance to the church. A cow no question to "study, director opened Salesian need today for formal, discuss, pray over and ant of the Newark pro- new Sisters’ Catholic donment of mission. a organiz- Mother Antoinette looked in to stare in wonder. It Center a single try to produce real Catholic gram. houses in Paterson and North ed. diocesan “There is not the least of family program for was a rough for a baOy sign Action.” Haledon. place For Oita , and ‘by’ the families” to the Japan on the side of the Congo- be born. was hostility For two Mrs. But, there days before the funeral HauMiiiami The Catholic mayor of Oita, MORE of altar for had lese. . . The wprst crisis for the IN THIS CONNECTION, THAN 1,000 couples the crih. And, Mary Fr. Thomas Mass, her had lain in state LEON1A — A Mass Francis Xavier Tamotsu Reilly body Requiem Japan, moment is economical. We Father Johnson the Newark Archdiocese partici- come in Where she went He also hope and mod- at the in North Haledon was offered Ueda, has called spoke academy at St John’s Church for the crea- normal in the Given New Assignment would that situation will become pate program, he told the Burial go even though it be a was in the Salesian Sis- here Dec. 9 for Mrs. Elizabeth tion of a Catholic cultural center family life directors. stable. again.” These cou-j j NEW YORK Rev. Thomas ters' cemetery on the academy Hausmann, 90, formerly of Wee- worthy of this cradle of Japanese WIDDINQ mm 4 PUNIRAI OISIONI lii. Reilly of the Archdiocese of grounds. 'When He came, the natives hawken. Catholicism. St. Francis Xavier, Pl#w*n to altar NEW YEAR'S WEEK-END T«|«fraphMl AnywWart I Newark, now serving as chap drew up the to receive WHITE MONUMENT CO. Widow of the late Julius Haus- first apostle of Japan, visited this too. lain with the U. S. re Him, Down from the altar RETREAT FOR WOMEN Navy, has and the WASHINGTON FLORIST Denman end Builders of Sr. Rose Veronica mann mother of the late city at request of its reigning ceived anew assignment, ac crib. He came to meet them. In DEC. 30th JAN MAUSOLfUMt MONUMENTS Rev To 1 Sinn l«4 • Carl Hausmann, SJ , an lord It was then known as Funai CONVENT — cording to the Ordinar A Requiem the chalice there the In- • MARKER! Military High was armed forces Many Christian arc Incorporated Quality Workmanship Mass for Sister chaplain who died martyrs Guaranteed iate. Rose Veronica fant: in the server boy with whom WEEK-END RETREATS CEMETERY LETTERINO in a POW buried in bamboo graves sur- MHcfcai 2-4431 • Farmer of the Japanese ramp, she Father Reilly's new address is: Sisters of Charity He had already become one. II Maybaum is the FOR THE LAITY Aye Newark. N.J survived hy three sons and rounding city. w HOAI NIWARK. N. I 117, U. S. Naval of St. Elizabeth was offered in mm. Robert Oaiiicchlo :Chaplain, Bldg. there was the Jesus; in the llaaea > 0771 three boy The include SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD St. Anne Villa daughters, including Sister center will a I Station, Newport, R.I. Chapel here Dec. priest with whom He had also Mary Julius of the Sisters museum of Chris- 7 She died of the Japan's early at the villa Dec 5 become there the Christ, For: MEN, WOMEN, Blessed one, was Cornwells tian a library, Daughter of Sacrament, martyrs, research the late Edward 'the bread which came Heights, living HUSBAND and WIFE Pa. a school of Christian arts and so- and Adelaide Farmer of Boston, down from heaven' to feed His cial welfare services. Conducted by the monk* of she entered the Sisters of Char- people Saint Paul'* Abbey InTime Need ity from of Roxbury, Mass . in "And the fed them all, Soldiers priest PUato mako 1901 and to Hear ISot Abandoning reservation* early. was three Him professed and all became one with later. She Write for Information Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director years taught at Sa Priests together. And in China, In Eur- Congo Mission* toi Jersey DIRECTOR cred Heart, Jersey City. St. in OP RETREATS ope. America, all are one Bishop Toussaint of ldinlfa in WASHINGTON Peter's, Belleville; St Mary's, Two North Queen of Peace Retreat Haute Whose careful and understanding service is in accord with with Him together. Stark reali- the Congo writes that the "situa- Jersey arc and St Patrick's, pi.ests among those St. Paul'* Abbey, Newton, N.J. Elizabeth, ty!” tion is normal in all of our Ob- who will conduct the traditions Elizabeth, before retiring St. institutes on of Holy Mother Church to Christmas is in the heart, where and Anne's in 1955. leadership family life for gifts come from. Make this C.thohc personnel She is survived sister-in- at 26 Army by a Christmas a feast hy re- posts in the L S. this joyous Earn law. Mrs. Farmer of month and Mary the poor in the mis- next March. membering KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME LEBER FUNERAL HOME Brighton, Mass. Each sions and give to the Holy Fa- institute will last four 0 BERGEN 101 UNION AVENUE 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. COUNTY days. They will include discus- N. J. UNION BELLEVILLE, CITY, N. J. sions on OIVIDIND such topics as spiritual 9-3503 UNion 3-1100 of C. yl// ON JOHN J. FEENEY & SONS PLymouth K. qualities of leadership, the spir- roui itual lives of As 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE soldiers, parent Long CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE EARL F. BOSWORTH SAVING! child Bishop Wiggcr Council, Irving- relationships, and N. J. 69 HIGH STREET 311 WILLOW AVENUE courtship RIDGEWOOD, icligious ton Maplewood The annual education Gilbert 4-7650 As You Live N. J. N. J. ORANGE, HOBOKEN, Christmas for The priests who party children will Jersey will be ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO SlO.OOO OLdfield 9-1455 those you will ractive a ORange 4-7554 ho held in the clubhouse 18 among giving the courses CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE Dec. frftLPENDABLE and OLdfield 9-1465 Rev. at 2 m. Bay Szymanski and arc Walter Dcbold of St GOOD INCOME 1/ 1321 TEANECK ROAD p HUELSENBECK yoa invest jour uv •Joe LiCausi Joseph s. City, and are chairmen. Steve Jnsey Rev. in fi la WEST N. J. WILLIAM INC. our ENGLEWOOD, MEMORIAL HOME SCHLEMM, Gerard Wolf will play Santa Claus At Murphy, S.J., of St. Pc S.V.D. ANNUITY 2200 HUDSON BLVD. PLAN. FRANCIS X. 1108 .So. Ave. Ihe 19 ler s College FAHEY, Orange Dec. meeting, a collec- UNION CITY, N. J. You alao share In the Newark N. J. tion will be taken for the benefit Manager 6, rraat work o/ tha Mkaalons UNion 7-1000 of St. and kelp In TE 7-2332 ESsex 2-1600 Peter's Orphanage, New educating Alumni Prleeta and Brother* for WILLIAM ark. A Christmas Held Karl W. Huelsenbeck SCHLEMM, party for Party tka Mkaaiona. AND lOAN ASSOCIATION CLIFTON THOMAS J. DIFFILY members will follow the The New Jersey • Cartaki tax advantages, MANAGER meeting A Director a Laetlag Memorial and . with St Francis 244 CHESTNUT STREET N. J. 41 AMES AVENUE caroling by the choir from Chapter, College remembrances In many • NUTIEY, Maaaea and St prayer*. CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE Leo's, Irvington Party ar- (Brooklyn) Alumni Association, RUTHERFORD, N. J. WIITI FOR FREE INfOtMATIOMi held 77 PARK STREET rangements are being made by its annual Christmas WEbster 9-0098 MORRIS COUNTY family Slese FTschl. party at Moose Hall hero SOCIETY OF HENNESSEY MONTCLAIR, N. J. Dec. 11. 4-0005 THE DIVINE ? FUNERAL HOME Pilgrim TARTAGLIA'S Our I-ady of the Coun- WORD PERSIAN & EAST SYRIAN Highway Anthony T. Renzo of Paramus CHRISTIANS cil, ■ 232 KIPP AVENUE COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME Little Kails A Annuity Dept. GIRARD, PA. scholarship was chairman of*the party. who refused u the Church's DECAPUA FUNERAL HOME accept condemnation of the fund for the children of deceased teack- HEIGHTS, N. J. 71 WASHINGTON ST. hu> of Neatorlus. jIASBROUCK separated themselves from Home la the 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. members has been established year N. J. as they ATlat 8-1362 MORRISTOWN, are known aa Nestorlana. a result of N. J. the recent dinner NEWARK, More than a JEffenon 8-6878 thousand years dance. A Christmas pasaet SERVICE HUmboldt 2-3333 party for the before IRINKA FUNERAL any ef these ChriatUna begat children of members will be held eoeklax reanion. In .'•'MAYWOOD - BOGOTA GEORGE AHR & SON the year IMI U* Dec. 17 at the a 1 Wayne Township " ,roap *>»<* the Chnrel LITTLE FERRY 700 NYE AVENUE PASSAIC COUNTY -3 Kccreation Center. Kdward then they have been h~ I ,/wm m re HUbbard 7-3050 IRVINGTON, N. J. McCallum has been mm ; named youth tnnaln* slowly; those who have re ESsex 3-1020 GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME activities chairman. J**t**t the N eatarias heresy and re 154 WASHINGTON PLACE naited themselves REZEM FUNERAL HOME with the See at Peter N. J. Gold Star Post are called Chaldeans ESSEX COUNTY 579 Grove Street PASSAIC, la em more day and mere PReicott 9-3183 Nestorlana art N. J. Treats Irvington, «U*Poeed to return Orphans Tit IV, [Vtn) Mmaa AH to nnioa ESsex 2-8700 HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME IRVINGTON Sacred Heart U (* tt* OmmH CMmk , P°‘“f; the vlllace at MURRAY Gold War KIIANIK la SYRIA there 171 WASHINGTON PLACE Star Post, Catholic are a few Chaldeans FUNERAL SERVICE STANTON FUNERAL HOME Veterans, held hundred and a few hundred its annual Christ- Nestorlana. Neither PASSAIC, N. J. has xroep a Cburrh allhouch there U MICHAEL J. 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE mas party for a of orphan* a Protestant Church then MURRAY, PReicott group 7-0141 with a small St. membership. After yean of Director NUTLEY, N. J. from Peter's Orphanage, New- prayer for more voea- Uoni the Chaldean Rlahop haa ark, Dec. 11. Kdward Domanskl now a priest available for ' ; 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE NOrth 7-3131 GORNY & GORNY n menl to KIIANIK. Ills Excellency has was chairman of the affair high hope that with a BLOOMFIELD, NJ. MORTUARY ; resident print in the vtllafe all the MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME Nestorlana will be won which featured a Christmas din- bark. PI 3-2527 It Will 519 MARSHALL STREET takr It 000 U erect a soluble Church. Could heIs 102 FLEMING AVENUE ner von PATERSON, N. J. finance the building of It? MURPHY FUNERAL HOME NEWARK, N J. The post and members of Its MUlberry 4-5400 . GRACE MURPHY, Director MArket 3-0514 auxiliary participated in the an —A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOURSELF—- : 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME nual Christmas gift at wrapping GREGORIAN MASSES CELEBRATED AFTER YOUR JOHN F. MURPHY Lyons Veterans Dec ft DEATH N. J. 27-29 HARDING AVENUE Hospital NEWARK, —ARRANGE EOR THEM NOW—- and and 480 SANFORD AVENUE 9 on Dee. 10 hrlped : HUmboldt 3-2600 CLIFTON, N. J. stage the Christmas party held NEWARK, N. J. PReicott 7-3002 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS One there. or mon of the ■ FLOOD FUNERAL HOME ESsex 3-6053 fWlowln* Sirred Articles. needed for Chapels and Churehm U -Andrew W. Flood, Mgr. Mission l.and«. (Urn la the of namo a relative or friend: JOHN J. QUINN CiLI'TTONY 112 So. Munn Ave. Is one of the seven •„«- SUSSEX COUNTY Picture 111 FUNERAL HOME capital sins. Ea»t Orange, N. J. Sanc’y Lamp 1! !; .. * 323-329 PARK AVENUE 4-4445 Altar Linens . .11 ORange FERGUSON-HOUSE N. J fy* MArket 2-2530 ORANGE, it I; FUNERAL HOME Vour ORange 3-6348 Neighborhood Altar Stone . . . ]| Paul B OPACITY Furguion, Owner Sane'y Ben | Pharmaeiit "Sayi" FRANK McGEE 27 CHESTNUT ST. . irry oeauuruLit you HOME ... _ FUNERAL wtah to Sacred Artieie ); civ. a aa a Christmas 525 SUMMER AVENUE remembrance wo Clinton SUSSEX, N. J. will send % 722 Avenue the recipient one of oar Gift Cards tel line him a* N. J. SU.iex 2-4941 her Newark 8, N. J. NEWARK, af your irarraas thoufhlfulnraa. HUmboldt 2-2222 ESsex 4-6677 MANY PRIESTS Michael J. Murray, Mgr. will be (citing new Cassocks for Chrtstmt UNION Would to COUNTY you care give a Missionary priest a Cassock as WOZNIAK Christmas present’ The coat la $23. : HUDSON COUNTY : MEMORIAL HOME MILLER-BANNWORTH Avenue SISTER INFANT MARY >,320-22 Myrtle FUNERAL HOME b a aovlce of the CARMELITE WILIAM INC. SINTERS N. J. SCHLEMM, la INDIA. The name "Sister Infant" Irvington, 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. NEWARK sounds stratus 539 BERGEN AVE. to oar rsrs but Sister has taken her Conrad & Ray Woxnlak, re- ELIZABETH, N. J A Baorpo Marforana. Prop* JERSEY CITY, N J. llslnua nsmr In honor of the Infant of Beth- Director! LIU' PHARMACY ELizabelh 2-6664 lehem The THUMPAYIL HEnderion 4-041 1 Eotah|loho 12:30 p.m.. Luncheon, Mt. Carmel Guild, followed by toy COLD WEATHER SPECIALS! display at four renters of the Guild. 3 p.m., Meeting of School Board, Chancery Office. HIGH WOMEN'S DOUBLE THICK 8 SCHOOL WASHABLE p.m., Christmas entertain- FUR ment, Immaculate Conception MIUIKEN HOOD High School, laidi. VELTONA WARM EAR TUESDAY, DEC. 20 SWEATERS SWEAT 11:30 a.m., Meeting, Essex Nlcknam. Fro Ovir Pork.t Catholic PLAID MUFFS High Newark. SHIRTS School, CHENILLE LEnERS EXTRA SUNDAY, DEC. 25 AND SOLID BOYS* BAYONNE HIGH — Midnight, Solemn Pontifical 98c R.g.S7 98 FROM THE HOLY NAME: Cornelius J. director of the Es- Msgr. Boyle, spiritual — Mass, Sacred Heart Cathedral, MARIST SLACKS of Name sex-West Hudson Federation Holy Societies, presents the federation’s an- Newark. *2.45 Black nual to Dec. 6 Our of HOLY Wool Police check Archbishop Boland at a meeting held at Lady Mt. Style R.g. S4.45 From the left Carmel, Orange. arc Rev. Joseph Mczzanotte, O.F.M. Cap., pastor FAMILY R.g 57 95 EAR MEN’S of Mt. Carmel; Msgr. Boyle; Thomas Carey, federation president; the Archbishop, s MUFFS 39c $ New Convent it PITIM 3.45 and Rev. Norbert Catagni, O.F.M. Cap., of Mt. Carmel. SNYDER 3.95 ST. MARY'S H S ALL POPULAR COLORS SKATERS In ST. OOMINICS INCLUDING WHITE Northvale . ST ALOYSIUS Tells Name TURTLE NECK Archbishop Holy DICKINSON NORTHVALE Plans COMBED COTTON JERSEY have been for tho RUBBERS-BOOTS- completed R.g S12.95 SEVERAL COLORS Of Need erection for More Vocations ! of anew convent in INCLUDING BLACK I, WHITE $ MISS OR INSULATED PACS ORANGE St. 9.45 WOMEN'S Boland of the Essex-West Hudson Feder- vocations and the seminary Anthony's parish here, Archbishop |on s discussed tho FOR MEN - Holy Name apos- ation of Holy Name Societies. Iwere promp'cd by presentation land construction is 1.95 expected R.g *13.95 tolate, the of vocation ALL WOOL FLANNEL need for additional a check for needs lo start in WOMEN - January, it was an- vocations and the of THE ARCHBISHOP Msgr. Cornelius J. Boyle, federa- nounced s inadequacy was male this week by Rev. James 10.45 BOYS' - GIRLS' current facilities at Immaculate ing his tion made the All Wool annual appearance at the spiritual director, IF. Johnson, administrator. in an ad- Slacks Conception Seminary held at Our Lady of Mt. presentation The designed by M Tapered and meeting, building, R.g SIS 95 dress at the December meeting Carmel The Holy Name the Heavy parish here. His remarks man, George Vuinovich, will be erected Siiat 10 ta JO CHILDREN "wants to Ap Archbishop declared, at Franklin St and *11.95 Philadelphia Charcoal. Block, Shaker raise the elevation of the civili- Ave. Light Cray AT LOW zation In which we are living.” R.g SI695 Of contemporary design, R, g J27O0 Citing lower moral standards matching PRICES the recently erected $ 12.95 REG. $10.95 Ta and the rise in crime reported school, it ‘16.95 Turtle CHRISTMAS will have an exterior by FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover, of brick and block construction, OIRIS' and WOMEN'S the said, "We are Archbishop with aluminum windows and WOMEN'S. BOYS' and 01*1*' in need SWEATERS SPECIAL CLOSEOUT certainly of a great WINTERWEIGHT NECK LAND asphalt shingle rpof. deal of elevation.” S CORDUROY Red. Navy, White MEN LEATHER TOP FOR "We should know," he addedr THE FIRST floor will contain REG. RUBBER "of some of the a Slacks inroads that arc largo foyer, parlors for visitors, Corduroy CREPE being made on the CAMPUS COATS $15.95. ‘12.95 SOLE morals of our chapel and sacristy, community” because of Black, Cray. Turquoiia, MEN people" recent trends room, kitchen and refectory. The LTD HUNTERS in movies and literature. Active AH Weal lightweight second floor will provide a suite Kayol and Other Color* mviminiiiminidcicidddciiiiiiiniiKiiiddiD^ii^i,,,,uon - UNDERWEAR PAJAMAS - ROBES - HOSIERY Assembly and last month by the FRANCHISE 59c OTHERS DEALERS $1.00 kkkkkkkMMikkMi>iMMiMikMiMiMliMik».).>i, M), )l Senate, makes mlsdrmeanor //„ MID WEST it a Block BRUNSWICK" to force objectionable 79c-*1.00 publications Pitted SPORT on a newsdealer a tie-in ar JACKETS SLACKS /<•/« by K««ded. Ft*m f ii •'< r mil Ovt IimI 49c iiim iiiiii'i RUBBER OR IRON M.49-*1.99 rangemenl with other publica lions Previously this was pun BOWLING BALL TO ishable ENGEL BROTHERS under the disorderly per All Wool Reg. $24.95 QUOIT SETS HEAVY ALL WORSTEDS *4.95 ions act MOVING jnd STORAGI Continental A misdemeanor Extra and Wide Ivy is an Indict BOWLING BAG Long Wl FOR SON OR DAD V* ? Ill* m u*«fl IW able offense in New BOYS’ V |.> Jersey, pun HEAVY DUTY Ivy Ishable Reg. $ 8.80 100% PURE WOOL Continental by a term in slate prison iIV) HI tin Un lick ■« iktl* ii LACED STYLE "lhe penalty for disorderly con ’2.75 •• Conventional * ~:t*- 4o»yi<" «llAiS:»d ' $33.75 ‘6.75 Conventional I**!- % duct could Reg. SCARFS not exceed 30 days in FIELD BOOTS Jail or a Jloo fine s In Popular School Color 28.95 REG. RUBBER OR IRON $ From - $24.85 $44.85 gFrom $7.85 to $22.85 True Value $10 00 8.95 kmoAumk to 5 95 “IN S aad WOMIN S t J 9} HORSESHOES _^lot^AN^Siie»^Availabl^^ IOWWNO **2.95 SMOII. *f' MEN COATS i IOYS' SETS IN STOCK s s l.N P..d«d taarUag ikni la nark 3.45 ENGINEER BOOTS CONVENTIONAL MEN'S BOYS' s 4.45 Christmas ‘4.95 • ‘9.95 CONTINENTAL KIDDY ICE SKATES *9.95 *8.95 POl BIOIMNIM Maroon, White, AIL WOOL JCV) Mill Green and Tan at *1.19 RAINCOATS Jtasses HID ITTl| Ml AV Y Blue and Gold $39.85 to $12485 DUTY FOR De.kU U 9S Bag WOMEN S BOYS Imm* Imported HATS $ GIFT CERTIFICATES 4.95 ALL WOOL TURBANS Pure Rubber ST. FRANCIS with Matching CAPE HAT Many Site 6 to 18 of n.98 ICE SKATES Colon ASSISI Yellow - Black fUATIOMAA. >c/ea! IM«IN| #r »T. AWTHONT) STREET AT REDUCED PRICES $2 00 SKATES $4 95 VALUE VALUE OIOSS - — FIGURE UNION - CHlCAOO HOCKEY MASS ,AU *2.95 midnight SIOINNItl FOR BOYS'—GIRLS’ From $5.00 KAHNS sFromslo.Bs - $14.85 church 58c DOMESTIC SOLEMN HIGH-UPPER ‘1.69 MEN and Women *'“'***** ‘2.89 MADI *3.89 FOR YOUR C6NVE N IE NJ** Celebrant Ritr. Bernard Tobin, 0 F M. WE REDEEM DAIRY MAID STAMPS TOWARD LAYAWAY f*»TO« .< lI.M tM. CHRISTMAS DAY MASSIS •«.*, ; Ah«tM«a M*mm J-». 4. i.«. 7,1. », J lIJI.N, U.OfM. All, lI.MAM. : • II M. UI.U K^htba AAA SPORT CENTRE ST. FRANcis of ASSISI '133 WIST ST. (and 32nd 553 31,» W..t StJ OPEN BROADWAY LAY-A-WAYS l(B«tween 6rh & 7th Avanu«t) WITH SMALL DKPOSIT NITE Op«n lt»ty Evanlng Until ClwWlmat ill mmtmiI, m,v. IVERY TILL Dot. 22. 23 ietween 25th and 26th WILL Bl HELD TIL A 24 Until 10 P M Ste. FI 9-7800 CHRISTMAS EVE BAYONNE. N.J. CHRISTMAS