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VATICAN CITY (NC) Anew which alone can lead them toward solid sacrifice of so many unknown ones who and the world of labor.” encyclical was by John and lasting peace.” promised cannot oven reveal their hidden The Pope then noted the program XXIII at a Mass marking his 80th birth- martyrdom.” of Catholic Action prayer, action and POPE JOHN ALSO discussed his day and the third anniversary of his coronation his sacrifice —and said that, "without coronation. anniversary, 80th year, ON THE EVE of the ceremonies, prayer, action becomes inconclusive and and the work of St. Charles Borromco, John received The encyclical, he said, will mark T’ope in audience the exterior concealing feast an superficiality, the 15th centenary of the death of whose day it was. diplomats assigned to the Holy See and Pope emptiness and sterility under a cloak of He noted that the cclchration was their Leo the Great on Nov. 11, and will center families, telling them that current fleeting successes. Without prayer, the his only a few days away from the 15th events have made the collaboration upon relation to the Church’s history. of real value of sacrifice is not under- The centenary of the death of Leo the Great, their governments with that of the Pope also used the occasion to Holy stood.” If Not ... See 5 and added: See ‘‘more make what he called an "anguished ap- important than ever before.” Page “The of the greatness of peal” for world peace. proportions Earlier, the Hope had received in LATER THE POPE went to the Con- this one of the audience the Later at a reception for diplomats truly lofty Pope, great youth of Italian Catholic- sistorial Hall, where he accepted the Pontiffs who sat the apostolic throne, who had attended the Mass, Pope John on Action and members of the College of birthday greetings of the College of Car- are so great that are to ■ ; said their “entirely peaceful encounter” they apt dismay Cardinals. dinals. of his successors ... We have he > at the ceremonies had special signifi- any Pope John spoke in French in ad- Pope John told the Cardinals that thought of paying him homage through enthusiasm and cance for world peace. dressing the diplomats, headed by Irish had been stirred by the a an of im- received special document, encyclical Ambassdor Leo Thomas McCauley, faith of the youths he had just OF THE DAY the celebration, Nov. minent publication which will illustrate was a a similar their dean, and told them that he re- and said it reflection of 4, was heavy with rain, just as it was with devout admiration his distinguished faith to be the world. gards their presence in the Vatican as found throughout three years ago when Pope John first merits and his personal characteristics a "task in the name He cited the reception of his encyclical, ascended performed of the Papal throne. in relation to the history of the et of Holy |their| governments in common with “Mater Magistra,” as one example Inside St. Peter’s Basilica Church.” awaiting the Holy See to assure the real good of this faith. the arrival were members Pope’s of spe- Citing quotations from five address- countries.” He then cited other cial missions from [theirl respective encouraging 67 nations. Also es that Pope Leo delivered at his own “Reasons to fear for the future of signs through the world. present were the Pope’s three brothers coronation anniversary celebrations, humanity are not wanting,” the “First of all . . . the of and his sister. Ambassador Thomas Fin- John said that lie blushes at the Pope prestige Pope continued, he "the duty of letter represented at of as emphasized the Church remains high in the eyes the U.S. the cele- realization the responsibility God en- incumbent upon all men to make good nations,” he said. bration. trusted to him three years ago. use of the time allowed them to act in "The and untiring zeal Cardinal Montini of Milan, the first “When we think of the great mission enlightened the interests of peace, civilization and Cardinal created by Pope John, cele- conferred upon us to care fqr the uni- of the pastort, of souls, and of the clergy brated real progress.” and around them in will- the Mass. Ahead of the Pope in versal flock of Christ,” he saftl', "we are laity gathered the The of diplomatic ing collaboration, radiates edification opening procession marched the overwhelmed with anxiety at the thought presence represen- whole 46 tations at the Holy See, Pope John and good The fervent ex- Papal court, including Car- of the great responsibilities we have as- example . . . dinals. But stated, is a confirmation of the fact that pectation of the ecumenical council con- sumed. it is also permissible to re- their governments intend to join the tinues to give tone to works and joice in this gift. It was the Blessed Lord good DURING THE John MASS, Pope who Holy See in the common effort of elevat- to the interior preparation of souls.” imposed this grave burden upon us, gave a sermon in Italian. It was ap- ing humanity and for the and it is He who must us bear it working that help SUCH SIGNS to con- parent the Pope’s slight cold was of encourage one conscientiously and with dignity.” perservation peace. still with him. As he read on, it was tinue confidently, although “shadows clear SOME of Italian Catho- ha that he was becoming fatigued DISCUSSING HIS birthday, he said 40,000 youths and sadness” are never wanting, from the effort. lic Action jammed St. Peter’s Basilica added. - - that "age is bestowed that one may gain Pontifical offered The Pope’s plea for peace was made devotion . . . longevity is venerable in o take part in a Mass "The manifestations of respect and in these words: of 6y the Pope in the morning. As the itself, worthy respect in all ages, but devotion that arc directed in these days “This is meet- Pope addressed the congregation in an entirely peaceful it is above all a great gift of God.” to our humble person,” he continued, ing here is Italian after enthusiastic cheers .. . everything peace, seren- The Pope traced the influence of St. Mass, “have a meaning that goes beyond the confidence. punctuated his words. ity, Charles Borromco on his life and re- joy of the moment, for by them tho “What fine to a example a world called that he had devoted 50 years of Pope John told the youths that from Church gives to the world a testimony which is always troubled, always rest- study to the pastoral visits of St. Charles them "comes the promise of better days, of this marvelous unity: The Pope with under of less, always the threat some to the Pope’s native village of Bergamo. the certainty of the future, on which is his Cardinals, with the Bishops, clergy fresh catastrophe. You are giving here, "Let us therefore invoke St. Charles founded the perennial youthfulness of and faithful, fused together in the inti- gentlemen, a lesson of true and and let invite affec- genuine us him to gather about us the Church. When one is young, every- mate harmony of thoughts and concord, a sample of what understanding close to this altar in St. Peter’s all the thing in life is smiling and difficulties tions according to the ardent aspirations among nations could be.” of heaven and earth . . . and are less a cause for fear than a chal- of the Divine Redeemer. . He asked the representatives those sons of and win.” of ours who have been sacri- lenge to fight “This,” the Pope concluded, “is to many lands: “Pray God that men ficed for the sake of HELP HANDICAPPED CHILDREN: Albert Tobia and Carol to Christ, for truth, "We have all been young,” the Pope truly the broad vision of the life of the Mercogliano display and nations, the for freedom overcoming questions and for justice,” he said. continued. "We arc all heart. Church, of the that Archbishop Boland specially designed canisters to be used CYO members of young at prospects open up by material interests which divide them, "Often the cry of many of them We all share the grave anxieties of the to her in the expectation of the ecu- throughout the archdibcese Nov. 12 in fund collection for the Mt. Carmel Guild’s may know how to raise themselves ever reaches us from afar and rends our youth of today: the anxieties for their menical council and of the general re- more to those values of the heart. It is program for blind, deaf, mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed youngsters. supreme a bloodstained, sad and moral well-being, for their just aspira- flowering of virtues and the apostolate spirit which bring them closer and for us to The Archbishop has proclaimed the week of Nov. 12-18 “CYO Help for Handicapped painful thought dwell on the tions, for their introduction into society which will follow that great event.” Children Week.” For Development: Pastoral Changes Over $31 Million Fr. Lawlor to West Orange, The Advocate in Drive Fr. Stone to Coytesville Official Publication of the Archdiocrsc of Newark, X. J-, and Diocese Pledged of Palcrson, N. J. NEWARK Patrick J. coordinator NEWARK Boland this week announced until his appointment as pastor Vol. -16 1961 TRICE: Msgr. Maloney, Archbishop 10, No. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, TEN CENTS Trinity. of the Archdiocesan Development Campaign, announced the appointment of Rev. John T. Lawlor, former deputy of Holy When Father Lawlor celebrat- this week that pledges for the drive have reached $31,491,- national chaplain of the Ancient Order of as Hiberians, ed the 25th of his or- of anniversary 021.12, which $7,641,229.42 has already been realized pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes, West Orange. dination in 1958, Father Stone State Court in cash. To succeed Father Lawlor as pastor of Holy Trinity, was a guest speaker at the testi- High Again Since the close of the solicita-1 For 27 cents a day, a Bene- Coytesville, the Archbishop an- monial. be tion, phase of the campaign, the factor pledge may made, nounced the appointment of Rev. j In 1958, Father I.awlor was parish committees throughout the while a Builder pledge costs as James A. Stone, presently curate elected deputy national chaplain archdiocese have been making an little as 16 cents a day. at St. parish, New- |of the A.0.H., serving in that po- all-out to Law effort redeem 100';;, of ark. sition for two years. He is pres- the amount. Upholds Sunday pledged Continuing i Both appointments are effective ently state chaplain of both the committees have also been or- Nov. 11. A.O.H. and its auxiliary for ■TRENTON Nathan L. Jacobs, with all three ganized to New Jersey’s county-option law limiting] approach parishioners Broadcasting women. • filing separate who unable to Sunday sales has withstood two more assaults on its validi- opinions. were participate FATHER STONE is a native of is with in Justice Francis said “the un- when first solicited. ty and now faced only one challenge the courts. To Africa where attended disputed facts” warranted the Jersey City, lie In two decisions here Nov. 6, the State Supreme Court TIIE TOTAI, St. and St. Aedan's conviction Fass, who argued that already realized Aloysius pa- r struck down that the law on represents 24 i> of the VATICAN CITY Pope, rochial schools and St. Peter’* arguments impinges religious by the phrase “openly expose" pledged amount. John XXIII in- Prep. freedom and that it is vague and the Legislature was aiming at personally Most of the He attended Hall unclear. It also held that a store- not I pledges arc anew schedule of Seton among those items barred by peddlers and store operators. augurated not to being off in 24 installments and took his front operation is entitled The court j paid College theological name from Sunday sale. I disagreed but said that 'regular Vatican Radio broad- a of two years. studies at Immaculate the exemption granted by the law it misunderstood the |ovcr period Concep- Besides arguing that the law ;if Legisla- casts for Africa broad- to those who observe Saturday ; The campaign was conducted by tion Seminary, being ordained on was “vague and unclear,” the ture’s intent it hoped the Legis- to casting a message in Latin. as the Sabbath. provide funds toward the con- June 6, 1936, b\ Archbishop three said it imposes "cruel and lature would rephrase the law. j struction of eight high schools, The Pontiff’s words were im- Walsh. TIIE TWO DECISIONS follow unusual" punishments (up to $25 translated into "IT four homes for the aged and a mediately English, Father (or a first offense with the IS SUFFICIENT," Justice Following ordination, a 1960 ruling striking down the possi- seminary addition. French, Arabic and Swahili, the of six months in for | Francis said, "if the merchant in Stone was assigned to St. Colum- argument that the law constitutes bility jail languages which will be used some Construction is now under ha’s, being transferred to St. a third offense) and that it de- way discloses his willingness way an establishment of religion. for broadcasts to Afri- on three of the regularly Hose of Lima in Since last prived them of equal rights be- to afford admittance to those who high schools: 1940. Pending now in the lower courts | ca. Immaculate Heart January he has served as execu- cause the law was not in effect apply for the purpose of buying of Mary Acad- is a ease challenging the law on Father Stone in or trading in his emy, Washington Township (par- POPE JOHN expressed the tive secretary of the Archdloce- the that its classification neighboring counties. merchandise, grounds Iwish san The and keeps his store in such con- tially occupied); Hoselle Catho- that Africans may hold 1 Development Fund Cam- of what may not be sold on Sun- Supreme Court simply said lic Ins philosophical and theological dition that access be had (three grades now attend I Ifamily life in esteem and paign. it found “no may to high at day is arbitrary and unreason- merit” in any of classes studies Scton Hall College and it on the Sabbath.” at St. 's Grammar attain health, prosperity and hap- Father Stone is also moderator able. these arguments. Justice C. j Immaculutc Semi- School) and Union Catholic llighi Conception of the Ksscx-Newark District of Thomas Schcltinn The only case now in ipiness. In its latest actions the court entered the dis- pending School nary, Darlington. the courts is that in Scotch Plains. The the the Archdioccsan Council of Cath- sent. stating the law denied brought by Two i Pope inaugurated Father Lawlor Ordained on June 10. 1933, voted 4-3 to affirm the convic- equal by olic Women, lie is Guys From Harrison. Its chal- broadcasts on Nov. 6 after a active in the tion of Dave Fass of West New protection under the U. S. Con- the late Archbishop Walsh, Fa- stitution. East lenge had been dismissed in , WHILE THE response of the weekend given to observances Father Lawlor Knights of Columbus, serving as June, however, the succeeds the ther Lawlor was first to York and 61 to affirm the con- current assigned Court in 1959 but pledgees in faithfully bis 8()th and late chaplain of the Newark Council sales U. S. Supreme Court upheld a Superior the marking birthday Msgr. Florence C. Mahoney, St. Columba's, where ho served victions of three personnel State paying their pledges is most and of the El Zagal Caravan No. .Maryland law which provided Supreme Court, in uphold- grat- the anniversary of. his corona- who died in September. He had at Bargain City. U.S.A., a retail 7, Order of Alhambra. variations between counties. ing the constitutionality of the Msgr. Maloney also point- tion. Prior to the start of those been pastor of since store in Deptford Township. ed it Holy Trinity law in its first decision, ruled out*that is hoped that every celebrations he had remembered 1956. Cardinals Named Gloucester County. that Catholic in the archdiocese will the dead visiting Vatican JUSTICE John J. Francis de- the firm was entitled to a by VATICAN ClTY—Cardinal Tes- Nuncio to Panama eventually subscribe to the 1 A FASS, AN Orthodox Jew, op- livered the in trial. one of City's ancient Teutonic Cemetery NATIVE of Queensland, Aus- of and majority opinion ta Borgamn Cardinal Ilo- VATICAN CITY - campaign gift Father (NC) Mscr. erates New Jersey Floor Cover- the Fass case. Dissenting were Another to the plans. on All Souls Day. At an adjoin- tralia, Lawlor came to berti of the Tribunal of Antonio appeal Supreme Memorials this Supreme Pinci, counselor of the in;; Inc., in West New York. Me Justice Schettino, Chief Justice Court is are available in any ing church, he urged the people country as a child He was the expected once Superior of Apostolic Sitjnatura have apostolic nunciature in Panama, arrested for the law Joseph Weintraub and Justice the projected buildings at a .to practice Charity and recited educated at St. Agnes Grammar been was violating Court disposes of the case. named to the Central Pre- has been named Apostolic Nuncio cost of as little us 50 cents ai the De Profundis (prayer for the School, and in November, 1030. shortly after Paterson, at St Pet- paratory Commission of the Sec- to Panama and titular Arch- effective in day. [dead). er's Prep, it had become 12 Jersey City, and touk ond Vatican Council. bishop to Tarasa. counties, including Hudson, as a result of referendum*. Priest-Short Magistrate’s Court, Europe Fined $25 in he appealed to Hudson County Court and then to the State Supreme Court after failing to Is Vocation Leader obtain an injunction against en- forcement from Newark Feder- VIENNA (NC) Despite Europe's chronic shortage al Court. of of priests, two-thirds all the priests in the world are lie presented two arguments to nationals. the Supreme Court; European discriminated This was out (I) That the law pointed in a survey completed by the him against him by forcing to International Catholic Institute for Social Ecclesiastical close on observe tne Sunday to Research, which has headquart- Christian Sabbath after he had ers here. closed for Iron Curtain have swelled the already on Saturday The study also showed that al- the Jewish Sabhath. ranks of Catholics in some Euro- though Catholics in Ireland, Bel- pean countries and the 12) That he was entitled to the the Netherlands and sharpened gium, of the exemption provided by the law Switzerland shortage priests, study combined account for noted. for Sabbatarians. The law per-; less than IT of the Catholics in West mils those who observe a Satur-i Germany, which plays the world, these four small na- Sabhath to transact business! host to millions of refugees, now day tions supply -10'«. of the world’s on do has only one for Sunday providing they not ! missionary priests, priest every "openly e ■no.-e" their good-, for! 1.508 Catholics. Austria is even IT POINTED OUT that late sale. worse off, with one priest for 18th-century Spain had 10 million every 1,578 Catholics. Pontifical Mass in honor of the 80th and third Till: TURKU em- inhabitants and 05,000 birthday coronation anniversary of Pone bargain City priests, In Rome itself there are 3,000 AT ANNIVERSARYMASS: Officersof theSolemn John Will at Sacred Heart Cathedral on Nov. 4 had been convicted its are shown in the with Boland and ployes in the While today population is tri- Catholics for every priest. The sacristy Archbishop Bishops Stanton and Curtis. Left to of sell- that and right are Bov Hands A. Reinbold of St. ’s, Deptford Township Court ple the number of north of Italy is much better off, Elizabeth; Msgr. John E. McHenry, pastor of Our Lady of the Visitation Paramus; Msgr. ing stockings, shoes, slacks and priests stands at 25,000. with one priest 831 Catho- James A. Hughes, Vicar General; Stanton; per Bishop Archbishop Boland; Bishop Curtis; Msgr. Anthony DiLuca, pastor of Holy Family, Nutley, h sweater on Sunday. Clothing is Refugees f»im behind the I lics. I, and Rev. James A. Stone, pastor of Holy Trnity, Coytesville. THE ADVOCATE 2 Novcmbcr 9, 1961 Nov. 12 PolandBludgeons Church Capuchin Noted for Chanty With Exorbitant Taxes ! iV CWC News Service fees themselves Poland has are a relatively To hit on taxes—both Join Ranks on income and real minor item in the budget of the of Blessed a aJO vc its individual Pole. ‘I pon in Woodless war VATICAN theUir. In of , :' ;' l seeking CITY (NC) - An house death the Church. with his mother. She cient THE Italian monastery where a com- REGIME has still an- Capuchin whose mother found his The Warsaw extreme charity munity of Capuchins lived. De- regime led by Communist chief- other device aimed at Church was afraid to leave the house of Party something a problem. One to tain Wladyslaw Gomulka for fear siring leave the world en- revealed in the fall of property: A circular issued hy that her son would day 1960 its confidence mnvim 41,.. she went to serve dinner confidence inin the ♦i»m* their tirely and concentrate his ef- the maxim that the the Department of Community give dinner away will be from a pot on the stove power to tax is beatified and forts on personal holiness, Fa- the power to and Housing Administration on in St. Peter’s Basilica found it cerning empty. Her son had ther Scalvinoni asked destroy. It announced that reli- unjust and illegal taxes Jan. 11, i960, stated on Nov. 12. for and that con- given it to the poor. orders arc so delayed that action was granted permission to gious would be subject to on trary to previous the He is Father Innocent of Ber- Another en- them practice, time she went to his ter the order. a 65% income tax. Before sometimes takes more than administration had io, O.F.M. Capuchin that, jurisdiction Cap., who was born room to find a year. In the all the bedding religious were to meantime, proper- In the Niardo subject the over rectories, parish halls, chan- Apine village of gone including the HE PUT ON the ty is seized as in mattress. He Capuchin regular individual tax usually payment. cery offices, northern on Mar. had seminaries, con- Italy in, given it to a sick habit on Apr. 16, 1871, assumed 10 to Heal estate taxes are woman 15%. being as- vents and monasteries. The cir- 1814. who sessed had been bedridden for the name of Father Innocent for the period 1951 to 1957, cular His parents, Pietro contradicted Article I of the and Fran- seven years. and began his novitiate. THEN Tin: regime declared when parish A year churches, seminaries i housing code, which the de- cesca Scalvinoni, poor but de- that and gave later he made his profession dioceses, parishes and semi- diocesan offices were tax-! vout partment jurisdiction only over Catholics, had him THEREAFTER, the priest’s 1876 naries arc “private baptiz- and in was made assistant associations.” exempt. Thus the Poznan semi- premises ed Giovanni three later. mother locked disignated for public days everything up master of novices, Thus the Church nary already to before holding the embracing subject an housing. Within three his fa- leaving the house. But over months, post for 10 years. 90% of the people of Poland annual income tax of nearly 530,-! Asa ther one result, housing authorities died. day she forgot and left 1886 was 000 has a In he was sent to Milan deprived of its status as been told it owes $l2,- chicken j have harged into rectories and boiling on the fire. to a “social organization” 500 in help on the theological mag- and sub- real estate taxes for the' GIOVANNI When she disposed of accomodations as they MADE his first returned it was azine, Annali Franceseani. Lat- jected to income taxes at the 65% years 1955 to 1959. saw fit. Rightful Communion at 9 and gone. Her son had it rate retroactive occupants have was con- given to er he returned to the monas- for 10 years. been evicted in such as firmed three a passing poor man. The RELATED places years later. Even tery where he continued to same decree granted the TO the After im- govern- Szczecin. A parish hall has been as a child he showed two years at schismatic taxation excep- Cevo, Fa- press everyone with his intense “National Catholic program is as- ther ment’s, seized under pretext of public tional piety and entered Scalvinoni was transferred Church” sumption of a pre- prayer, profound humility and status ns a “public as- ownership of all needs in school to Brescia where he sociation" Church housing Ziclona Gora, seminary where he stud- was made rigorous discipline. and thus reduced its property in the former ied for vice rector of the and a monastery building has five years before mov- seminary be- Even though in taxes. German-held territories of west- he was only been taken in on to the cause of his ern Poland. away Miedzyzdroje. ing seminary of Bres- aptitude with his 40s, Father Innocent began Meanwhile, real estate taxes on Government officials cia. An young people. to all Church claimed excellent student, he show the effects of his mor- property with the ex- as early as 1957 that all was "former ordained for the diocesan tifications which ception of churches are German” properties had AGAIN included flag- being as- Swiss Ask Prayers HIS charity showed at become the priesthood on June 2, 1867. ellation and the wearing of sessed the steep commcrical property of the Pol- itself in an unusual His first assignment was to way. One belts with rate, rather than the ish state. For World Council winter nails imbedded in much lower the morning he was Last tiny mountain village of return- them. His was to residential rate. July the Polish to body reduced Sejm Switzerland Cevo where ho ing the seminary and passed FRIBOURG, (RNS) lived in a small almost a skeleton and he looked (parliament) passed legislation —Switzerland’s an old man eight Bishops is- who was trembling THE LEVYING of declaring the to like an aged man. this series Polish nation be with cold. When sued a joint appeal here for the priest saw In the of taxes makes no provision the legal successor hope that a change of for to properties Catholics the old man had shoes deductions to pray for the Third no he climate would for even the owned by Germans before the took benefit him, his most of the his own off and Assembly World Council of gave superiors trassferred ordinary works of the Church western territories came under them him to Churches which away. such as Polish opens in New Bergamo where he could also aiding the poor and control at the end of World 18. After a short time at the have feeding the War 11. Thus Delhi, India, Nov. better care. However, the hungry. virtually all Church seminary. Father Scalvinoni Funds change came too late and he spent for church con- properties in the West became was transferred to Lower Ber- struction and prepared himself for death. He building-site pur- state-owned. zo. Near the town was an an- died at chases are also taxed. Asa IF Bergamo Mar. 3, 1890. So are ex- result, local authorities penses for normal church opera- there are beginning to set rent YOU'RE tion such as fees. ADDING lighting, altar sup- They run from about 12 to plies, upkeep and repairs. 24 cents per square yard monthly A YEAR Thus R00M... in the according to income re- for rectories and from 50 to 60 People News in 1959, the ceived levy on Sac- a month for diocesan chari- red Heart jeents AFTER i parish, Poznan, is $lO,- ties and seminaries. •116 and that of Christ Bishop Adrien the King, Thus the rental assessment for £6l loai inrj I.arribeau, the Korean government for their Warsaw, $5,833. The annual tax the YEAR! M.E.P., Apostolic Vicar of Tae- contributions Gorzow Chancery Office to national life. the diocesan of jon, Korea, and Bishop Thomas |°f chancery Kato- comes to $6,250 a year. The Shou-Kang Hs.eh, Chinese am- 'vice is $25,000. Quinlan, S.S.C., Vicar | seminary rental is $24,125. The •>- jer, Zs Apostolic bassador to the Holy See, has Seminaries of \ arc even subject to rent fee for the cathedral Chunchon, Korea, have been been decorated with the Order rectory the taxes on money they receive is the rlirroom given Presidential Medal bv of Pius IX same as that for the * and made a Knight ;from parents and benefactors / of the Grand Cross. for chancery. The Holy Ghost parish the board of students. The taxes rectory rental is mere Msgr. Elmer 11. Behrmann of a $2,083. 1 HINES on “feeding” can be staggering. These St. Louis, for rates arc completely out ... You have a heating secretary special The Pelplin seminary, of line LUCIA EVANGELISTA education of the National : according for general rents in Catho- 1959 that a— |to figures, is subject to an Poland. is problem OPERA STARS lic Education Association, has annual tax Adequate housing very With of $30,833. The tax Alevander Alex ay, Pianist NORWOOD j on ; scarce in all but rental been named to a 12-mcmber SCHOOL: The of the Poznan cities, new grammar school seminary comes to panel to select recipients for immaculate TEMCO MONROE SAVINGS BENEFIT CONCERT Conception parish, Norwood, was blessed | $29,625. and for that in Wroclaw awards from the Kennedy Found- and dedicated !$23,750. SVourbook brings you confi- Nov. 4. At for ST. JAMES HOSPITAL ation in Boston. top, Archbishop Boland lavs of the “Pre-Vent”® peace mind, MOSQUE THEATER, NEWARK cornerstone, as, left to CHURCH Rev. Thomas J. Carroll, direc- right, Rev. Charles G. agencies arc not able and a smile Idence, bright for O. such SAT., DEC. 2 - 8:30 P.M. tor of Boston’s Catholic Guild for Scharf, Carm., pastor; Rev. William S. Sesselman, | to pay high levies. With col- AUTOMATIC the future. Open an in- lection GAS Tickets: 11, $5, $4, sj, %i the Blind, has been the pastor impossible, different gov- sured given of Epiphany, Cliffside Park; and Rev. Kevin C ■ savings account call Ttd Lsngan 1961 ernment Ml 3-1300 Ext. 326 Louis Braille Award of the Cahill O. of St. institutions take differ- WALL HEATER ■ at MONROE today! Sav- Special Group Rates Available Carm., Mary’s, Closter, look on. Be- non-sectarian Philadelphia Asso- ent approaches. One approach is ings to November low, the a cross CAN SOLVEI | up at All ciation for Archbishop places in one of the class- to take liens on Church Available Bamberger Stores the Blind. property. ■ 15th earn dividends from Theater Ticket rooms. assisted hus Service Ml 3 6331 Archbishop Joseph Kiwanuka by, left to right. Father Sesselman, I at least one cathedral | November Ist. of Father Rev. in Poznan has been Rubaga, Uganda, will leave Scharf and James F. Johnson, adminis- forcibly for a visit to mortgaged so that Dividend the U. S. on Nov. 12. trator of St. Anthony's, Northvale. the civil au- Cardinal Richaud of France thorities can secure payments. FIRST lovely In (Current3 : has been named a member of the some places, Church proper- Central ties are seized Preparatory Commission and put on the Compounded Quarterly QOWHS of the Second Vatican Council. auction block for back taxes. The residences m Opon Mon. 9 A.M. to i P.M. Rev. Edmund R. Cunco, 0.5.8., Places in the News of priests have been of to Tuot. thru Fri. to 4 P.M. bridle St. Vincent’s College, Latrobc, subjected search in Wroclaw, and I’a., has been named president of household equipment has' bridesmaid the College Association of Public been seized in Nysa. CMS Construction of the modernistic Anew ofthe Relations Officers. six-story physical An automobile belonging to bride m cone-shaped cathedral planned sciences and engineering Archbishop Eugeniusz. Baziak. • H Fr*« AI)mll«M Died... '• building Omt|« • for the I.ivcrpno! Archdiocese has been dedicated at Seattle Apostolic Administrator of the Rev. Alfred Pohl, S.J., 70, for will begin on Jan. 2. University, Archdiocese no ma*iCAt iHSTMunoN mouittu Washington. of Cracow, was r/ A state 30 years dean of the of wide organization of lay A crowd seized The “Pre-Vent” 1 faculty of t.ooo packed Sacred by court order and 1 at new at ancient has been auc- Moore-McCormack’s tiSmxfif oriental studies at the people formed in Ithodc Heart New Delhi, In- tioned off for back that rooml Cathedral, taxes. new to IU Pontifical Biblical Institute in Island combat the distribution to Civil HAMIIOM AVI. HAMtSON dia, witness the first ordina- ! authorities in Przylcp •rtiMti.TNUL.MI. Rome. of obscene literature. TO I mi-, tion in the New Delhi Archdio- Stary even tried to seize ’ the "'"“flitjentita BTMH ITU TO! The principal offices of the cese since India monstrance from . became indepen- the local church Ml, 30% ~ Worcester (Mass.) ■s Kant Germans Level Diocese have dent in 19-17. in a tax action. “BraslL moved into the new diocesan Dayton University, Ohio, is bor- DESPITE A 6 to 17 days for Catholic Cemetery Chancery building. rowing $3 million in federal funds provision in the 7 The Province and to Polish City of Due- build housing and facil- constitution guaranteeing at littlo as $3O a day BERLIN (RNS)—East German dining bee have been to equal treatment to consecrated ities. I all citizens. I communist police have begun Christ the the income from Now York l King. The state government of Ba- tax levy on parish Sailings > .♦"I **w..|K |«dt leveling St. Hodwig's Cemetery QUALITY The Opus Sancti Petri, a re- varia, Germany, will priests was raised from two to I Port Everglades, Florida bordering West Berlin. erect a ligious vocations monument five times the promotion group in honor of Cardinal t previous rate on Among the graves there is in St. Jan. Boih ship* are built to Paul, Minn., raised more von Eaulhabcr, wartime Arch- t, 1961, There had been no ■ that of Cardinal Von Preysing cater to world-wide cruise than $300,000 in its 1961 cam- of rise in the taxation rate bishop Munich who of • *V« of who died 1950. opposed lay hvl C •TNj '• is never an accident. It is Berlin, in paign. the people since vacationers. All first class Mtf IM(S "Quality always nazis. 1957. • ti(U« CWMKM H«l I.AHfM A with state- regional school board in Lo- Appeals and all-outside rv«# Ur»W tw M schools in complaints con- • Elementary the k«kn«wiM Vny e MW cust N. draft-free air con- Valley, Y., faced with Louisville Archdiucese have inau- rooms; • K«IW»N|» y the resultof effort. There must widespread stabilirers. Two intelligent IWhen baby frets because of protests by taxpay- gurated a physical fitness pro- ditioning; ers. has gum irritations, use cool, 1 withdrawn a ban on dis- gram. outdoor pools, tine food soothing DcWitt's liquid' play of any religious symbols in More than 100 priests of the and service, en- a will to a y6C=c=:.!s\ top-rank MASOA CORP. A-9 be produce superior thing." balm to almost Dept. \PARENisy. give instant public schools. Cleveland Diocese have been tertainers. i relief. By 15th of MONTH ■ idullva Wholaiala Dlltrlbutora named g “ m to groups completing 1 s r Earn st 355 I'ralinghuyaan Avo., DeWitt's lSt ion . preparatory work for a from the Ist1 JOS. Ntwark N. Berlin Included synod to M, BYRNE CO. 14, J. John Ruskin be held next year. Htttt MR ANNUM land mi mart Information

828 Broad St. • D.P. On Cardinal's COMPOUNDID Newark, N. J. bout Tomco bfO'Vtnt Wall Hoat- QUARTERLY Cardinal to Preach MA 3-1740 ora and nama of daalar MURPHY Christmas o Trip At Pan-Am /pc; co. Mass NAME QUANTICO, Va.—Cardinal Spell- WASHINGTON (NO—Cardinal man revealed here that he ex- ADDRESS CHURCH STATIONERS Cushing will preside and preach pects to offer his Christmas day at the 52nd annual Pan Ameri- Mass in Herlin during his annual AIL ACCOUNTS offljcuifmr GtarmA can Mass to be Christmas visit to American offered on INSURED TO AN Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, in $lO,OOO INSPIRING PASSION PLAY . . . • dj CATERING SERVICE troops overseas in his as capacity St. Patrick’s BONDS Military Vicar. Church here. • AVI BY MAIL Our 16th Year We WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY The Cardinal announced his de- Archbishop Kgidio Vagnozzi, poy pottage both "HIS MOTHER'S Apostolic Delegate, will offer the WO,I PROMISE” cision to include Herlin on his Insurance Mass, itinerary while visiting the Ma- BISHOP McNULTY URGES ALL TO REdwood 1*4300 rine Corps post here to partici- SEE THE PROMISE OF MARY RENACTED pate in a religious observance of THE FIRST ever chaplain ap- In ono of the moil modern recently completed the 186th anniversary of the pointed by Congress to serve New $200,00 and founding of the American Auditorium Stage corps. troops was a Canadian The Cardinal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS’N. SEATING CAPACITY 1150 -40 x offered Mass in priest named during the Revolu- 18' the 120 So. • post chapel and blessed four tionary War. Orinie Ayi.. Newark 3, N. J. Completely New lighting • Proicenium • Street level of 16 etched glass windows, each • Stage 100 x 46 # of which depicts a scene from SCENERY BY BROADWAY ARTISTS Marine Corps history integrated Under Direction of STAGE MANAGEMENT with a religious motif. MR. JOSEPH TOLANO Under Diractlon of MR. JOSEPH Art Director REID Stag* Manager of famoui Cheiter Rakeman Science Studio* LATIN Broadway Play,, FOR Winner 1960 Otcar "Becket Show" Stag* Manager Thomot DeMauex 80 Park Avenue, Newark, New Jersey THE All Performances PRIESTHOOD (formerly the Sorrento Restaurant) BISHOP'S For Benefit Of PERFORMANCE ELEMENTARY AND ST. JOSEPH REFRESHER COURSES S SUNDAY ' with a HOSPITAL MARCH TC SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNT TUITION FREE 18th, 1962 Paterson, N.J. 2:30 P.M. ,h# ou, *°' check ,h J.I.S 'I'1 * loophole*. cheek every payment " " en yOU * VB " TC S^ * dnnt hav. .A l l Checking Account, You Write To ,ny "' FOR n,mum balance. Your check* cost only PERFORMANCES CHILOREN PERFORMANCES J®s?h 1k ,? jo« FOR ADUITS C U, , nonthly *«OUnt SATURDAY .r. .r* [ maintenance tee. No charge lor AT 240 P M SUNDAY S nn w ' ST. JOHN THE AT 240 P.M. Conte m BAPTIST Morch 10th . . t to "Gracious in Continental 17lh 24th . 31,t Col our 12 oftlce* - open Monday Dining a evenings 6 to 8 P.M. Atmosphere" 7th March 11th . 18th . 25th April . Uth, 1962

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Cardinal Face Grand Kennedy, a Cicognani Jury KEARNY New Jersey 1950 graduate of Scton Hall Uni- versity, recently received the Boystown is its an- HACKENSACK Bergen County magazine dealers making 1961 Lamont Selection nual l’netry of Christmas appeal for Riven arrested for offering “Tropic Cancer” for sale are facing prize, by the Academy of Due Here Nov. 27 grand jury action. funds to help support the American Poets. home and school for 100 boys Presently a professor of Eng- The cases of four retailers have already been re- located here. lish at the University of Michi- WASHINGTON (NC) Cardinal Cicognani, Vatican manded to the first grand jury by municipal magistrates in Rev. Robert P. Egan, director gan, Kennedy's book of Secretary of State, will be welcomed back to this country “Nude Englewood and Itivcr Vale. of the school, that poems, Descending a in stated it takes New York on Nov. 27, it was announced here by Bishop Seven other retailers in Fort to Staircase,” was published last lishcr of the book; Magna Book $125,000 operate Boystown, C harles P. Greco of Ecc. Hillsdale month The Alexandria, La., chairman of the Bish- and Maywood are Distributors of Lynbrook, N.Y., some of which comes from char- by Doublcday. poems had been op s Committee for the of Doc- awaiting hearings. I Cosmo Distributing Cos. of Eliz- ity, state aid for two state wards previously published in- Confraternity Christian not in magazines both Meanwhile, guilty pleas abeth, and Teril Stationers Inc. and the profits Irom the Boys- dividually here trine. have been entered hy four de- of Wallington and official town print shop. and in Great Britain. The former a key Apostolic Delegate present Apostolic Delegate; fendants in answer to Kennedy attended Dover indict- of each firm. were High will They repre- Boystown serves boys of all represent Pope John as Pa- Thomas K. of ments handed the School before at Bishop Gorman up by jury on sented by Jerome P. matriculating Eisenberg, races, creeds and nationalities. pal Legate at the 11th national Dallas-Fort Worth, host to tho Oct. 13 after action Bergen Newark Scton Hall. Following his gradu- by attorney. There arc 32 of its citizens in and inter-American of Prosecutor ation, he took graduate work at Congress CCD Congress, and Bishop Gre- County Guy W. Ca- area high schools, both Catholic the lissi. Columbia then (onfraternity of Christian co, who has charge of planning TROUBLES continued to pile 68 University, spent and public, and who are edu- Doctrine in 28- On Dallas, Tex., Nov. Cardinal Cicognani’s reception up for Grove Press four years in the Navy. dis- MAGISTRATE during the cated in its own grammar school Doc. 1. Robert 0. Rent- week. A Circuit charge, he attended the Sorbonnc and itinerary during his visit. Court in Dade bv a staff of three ley of River Vale Oct. 31 teachers and on be- in Paris for one year, then County, Florida, granted police eight all laymen. ac- CARDINAL CICOGNANI and After an overnight stay in New came the first to turn local counsellors, NEW DIOCESE: officials a temporary injunction The new Diocese of San cepted a fellowship at the Uni- those him York as guests of Cardinal Spell- cases to The funds received in Angelo has accompanying arc over the grand jury, to the been versity of halt distribution of of established in the Michigan. scheduled to man. Cardinal Cicognani and his “Tropic Christmas west central of arrive at 8 p.m., ruling that there was enough ev- appeal this year will part Texas, last Cancer.” it His poetry year earned him Nov. 27 at party will for Dallas to making the sixth Idle wild emplane idence to warrant grand jury help complete construction of Catholic see in the Lone Star Airport. The Jefferson County State. the Avery llopwood Prize, given In Nov. 28. That evening the Cardi- consideration. Grand anew gymnasium-auditorium to addition to Cardinal Englewood Mag- by the University of Michigan. Spell nal will introduced Jury in Kentucky found the man, lie to the CCD istrate Henry J. Bcndheim fol- book replace the antiquated basement the party will he met by to be Congress by Bishop Greco, who lowed two “criminally obscene” and room now serving that Archbishop Egidio suit in other cases purpose. Vagnozzi. supported police action in ban- The foundation Establishes also will read Pope John's letter Nov. 3 after giving his opinion is completed and Pope to Mark its sale. sale Bishops appointing the Cardinal as that the book is obscene. ning Its was also it is hoped the facility will be Papal Legate. banned by the Rhode Island at- ready next March. Birthday Seton Hall Has In hearings on Nov. 2, Fort torney general who said he would Papal Lee Magistrate Peter Fornahai New Texas CARDINAL CICOGNANI will take court action if the ban is OUR LADY of WASHINGTON (RtfS) Mem- put off until Lujan is the Diocese, offer a Solemn Pontifical 9 Nov. a decision violated. bers of the American Convention Role Mass at patron of Uruguay. hierarchy on whether to have three Fort tlie Congress on Nov. 80 at which will in a Mass at the A Lee merchants participate I I.ANTIC CITY—Two held for grand National Shrine of the Immacu- faculty Archbishop Vagnozzi will preach members and a student at jury action, and Magistrates Rob- Names Two Scion the sermon. He will deliver his Brazil Bishops late Conception here Nov. 15 to Hall l ert 0. Bentley Jr. of Hillsdale Say Beds Diversity will take part in own message to the at Bishops 1 celebrate the third anniversary the congress and Jr. program of the New Jersev its Anthony Meyer of May- WASHINGTON John closing session on Dec. 1. Pope XXIII has established of the coronation of Pope John Education wood postponed action to Nov. anew Association’s annual diocese in Texas and has named XXIII and the Pontiff's 89th After leaving Dallas, Cardinal Train a for that convention on Nov. 9-11 at Con- lfi and 22, respectively. Three re- Guerrillas There Bishop See and an birthday. Cicognani will travel to Washing- tailers appeared before Auxiliary Bishop for the Diocese of vention Hall here. Bentley Great Cardinal Spellman will cele- ton where lie will be the guest nf two BRASILIA, Brazil (NC) Bra- rails, Mont. I harles and before poverty of farm workers. Land A. Ilupinski, a Meyer. zil's brate the Mass and Archbishop junior Archbishop Vagnozzi at the Bishops have issued an ur I he at Seton Bergen County Court Judge reform, they declared, can alone new Diocese of San Hall anil vice president Kent for Angelo will be of Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati, chair- Apostolic Delegation until Dec. 5, plea land reform and avert the -34.{4 rniintIPS tnLrnn frnm composed of the student Benjamin P. Galanti accepted growing communist counties taken from the Dio- of the Administrative NJEA, will lead when lie will warned this top leaders threat. man Board the go to New York for the pleas of those under country’s ceses of Pledge of at already that Bed Amarillo, Dallas-Fort business of the National Catholic Welfare Allegiance the his return flight to Rome that indictment. Defendants agents are training They said that manager of the Texas third convention session include despite propa- Worth, Austin and El Paso. It and also farmers and other workers will Panhandle dioeesan .Conference, will preach the ser- evening. Grove Press of the Bronx, pub- as ganda claims-, the Register, discuss news of national communists mon. student guerrilla fighters in preparation newspaper, now the West who are Brazilian Texas activities at a of infiltrating Five Cardinals and 200 meeting his for an armed uprising. farm Register. j nearly organizations are not inter- group. The Msgr. Archbishops and Bishops are ex- Bishops made their plea ested in the Drury will be consccrat- A Wedding bettering lot of to attend. After Dr. John 11. Callan, dean of Reception in a joint letter to President Joao pected the Mass, farmers. “On the the the school of Coulart contrary,’’ the hierarchy will meet at Cath- education at Seton and Premier Tancredo Bishops continued, "the worse iolic University of America for Hall, will review the Harvard- Neves. The letter was delivered the condition of the farming peo- their annual conference. Carnegie reading at by a group of prelates here. study a PLAZA HOTEL ple, the hotter it is for them panel discussion for They noted their earlier reading calls (the Reds).” teachers Grace for land and E. Koerner, Journal S«.. J*r»«y City. N. J. reform and again ap- Class for Parents a science instructor, will preside prtvMii: pealed to the government for ef- lour Health at sessions of the New • Ditnifitd Ihrii fective measures to Set at St. James Jersey lit »• III) alleviate the Gold Star Post Science Teachers Association, of ® CwMm« is NEWARK A class for .Superior to us expect- which she is important president. • Modtit pri«*« ant parents will begin at St. I'm told Sols Retreat • C«r*f«l You count attention »• d«tail« can on us to fill James Hospital on Nov. 21 at COMPUTE CHILDREN S WEAR Phon* Bridal Caniwlfant prescriptions as proscribed by UNITED SAVINGS ! IRVINGTON - The Sacred 7:30 pm. and continue each Jf- your Doctor. Our large group is the for Heart Gold Star Post of the Cath- Tuesday night for six weeks. ploce your olic Oldfield "f registered pharmacists War Veterans will hold their Candidates for the course 3-0100 r SAVINGS ACCOUNT may work to first annual G n around the clock retreat Nov 17-19 register pro in Poterion. at by calling the hospital r ell AmpJ* Parking lf«M ivide you with the finest ir Loyola House of Morris- (MI Ext. o Retreats, 3-1300, 326) between s Air Carrdltiaaad service. town. 8:30 a m. and 4 pm., Monday Gorden’Sfofe Plata Scheduled • HUbbard 9 9272 frtimnt.i akaartvlty *tva* for December arc the Msgr. Drury through Friday. Have your prescriptions filled 1 annual dinner-dance on Nov. 2 >t | ; MSS’ and rest assured they' at the Rock be headed by Msgr. Thomas J. Spring Corral, West ITALIAN KNITS will be as quick Drury, currently pastor of the SPORTSWEAR ready as pos- Orange, and the 15th annual Anne Breakfast Church of Christ the sible at the lowest possible Christmas party King, Lub- on Dec. 16 at - 'price. Tex. JERSEY CITY Rev. Arnold 4% Lyons Hospital. There will also bock, Brown, 0.F.M., chaplain of the be Eldon B. gift wrapping there on Dec. Msgr. Schuster, super- Msgr. Schuster Franciscan Family Circle pilgri- If Your savings INSURIO TO $lO,OOO 14-15. intendent of schools for the Great Doctor mages, will be guest speaker at Leon Falls Diocese, is the new ed in San Rygeil has been elected Auxi- Angelo on Jan. 24 by the third annual Communion Orders It We Have A U ... It By S, Govt. Agency liary for Bishop William Condon Archbishop Hubert E. post commander, assisted by Ed- Lucey of breakfast of Acme Market of- ward Edward of Great Falls. San Antonio. Co-conseerators will 535A West Side SAVE BY MAIL Domanski, Siem- fice employs at the Hotel Plaza Avenue, Jersey City kiewicz, John bo Bishop John L. of At Rear of Bldg. Mika, Stanley Sol- TIIE SAN ANGELO Morkovsky on Nov. 19. The breakfast will Diocese Amarillo and t.vsik, Warren Burek, Anthony Auxiliary Bishop follwo 10 a.m. Mass at FREE PARKING covers 42,000 square miles with St, LISS’ Chester Kuduk, Peter Stephen A. Lcven of San Antonio. Church. Kucinski, Aedan’s a total population of 51)2.472, of DRUG DEPT. Wierzbicki, Frank Rygiel and STORE whom 51.421 arc Catholics. It MSGIL SCIICSTK.It, Dr. Eugene Bogucki. The chap- the new contains 33 parishes, 3(5 51 Journal J.C. is missions, Great Falls KITCHEN Sq. lain Rev. Raymond T. Lukcnda. Auxiliary, was born nine elementary schools, two high Mar. HEndcrson to, toil, in Calio, N.D., and 5-1004—7611 schools and two Sacred Nuns hospitals. attended Loras College and the prefer St. Heart Church, San Angelo, has Sulpieian Optn Daily Mil I A M UNITED Dancers Seminary (now Theo- CHAIRS SAVINGS Mary been chosen RECOVERED as the cathedral. logical College) at the Catholic Optn 365 Ooyt a Ytor and Loon Association ADRIAN'S Entertain Msgr. Drury, the first Bishop, University of America, where he 136 Market St., Potersoh IN LEATHERETTE was born in Moygara, Gurtccn, took a master’s degree in edu- ORTHOPEDIC At Luncheon County Sligo. Ireland, Jan. 4, cation. He was ordained in Great BETTER & STRONGER THAN NEW 1908, and attended high school Falls on May 27, 1937. SHOES NEWARK The Irish Dan- and college at St. Benedict’s, He made post-ordination stu- cers from St. Mary’s Orphanage, Atchison, Kan He studied because NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST for the dies at Oxford, England, and St. they're so Newark, provided entertainment priesthood at Kcnrick comfortable Seminary, Louis On his return wonderfully the fourth United University. GUARANTEED Appeals-Rcd St. Louis, and was ordained for [at ho served as Vice Chancellor and Mod* sensible, Cross “Dutch Treat" luncheon on the Amarillo Diocese 2 over time-proven on June secretary to the. Bishop, rector of foot-form losts to fit the exact NOT TO SPLIT PAROCHIAL Nov. 1 at the Essex House here. 1935. con- St. Ann's Cathedral, on three oc- of Sister's feet The of it; tour . . . they satisfy group hoys and girls He served as an assistant at casions, 5 Chancellor, the superin- as no other shoe con. appeared in Irish costumes with the Amarillo cathedral until 1940 SCHOOL UNIFORM tendent of schools and pastor. 6.50 (lactic decorations and perform- when he was named administra- ed AND three dances. Sister Catherine tor. becoming pastor the follow- ACCESSORY administrator Patricia, of the or- ing Four years later year. he S phanage, accompanied them. entered the U. S. Air Force as MADONNA IN PLASTIC 4.SO or * *n Reports at the luncheon in- a chaplain, serving until 1947 and ait I mat# call on us for all your upholstery dicated that the again from 1950 to 1955. He held PARLOR SETS OUTFITTERS appeal is run- GIFT SHOP REUPHOLSTERED ning behind last year, with $l, one pastorate between Air Force assignments and 99 MARKET STREET FOR GIRLS 885,087 of the $3 million goal two after his FOR BOYS discharge. pledged, $117,184 less than re- PATERSON MU • • 4-6914 ported at the ACE Jumpers Slacks same time in 1960. He was the founding editor and • • ★ Religious Articles, Blouses Shirts Advertised in • Pictures & Books Today's UPHOLSTERY Beanies • Ties SHOP Seton Hall Members ★ Sets Health and RN • Ties Faculty Nativity Mugaiine 658VS NEWARK AVE. (China, mache, & At 5 paper plaster Corners JERSEY CITY To figures) Sweaters, Jackets, Caps & Shoes Serve on Medical Council by OLdfield 9-7115 ★ Complete lino of CREED j NEW YORK Three members . THREE MEMBERS of the Rosaries & Medals of the of Scton Lobel's Youth Centers faculty Hall Col- council arc Slater-physicians with Other location lege of Medicine have joined Dr. lonK experience overseas. tail B.rg.n Mall Main Si l J»lh St. 252 WANAOUE Sarganlina James E. McCormack, dean, on The three nuns are AVE., • Sis- /m Potation Paromul • Haitian,atk • Wait Naw YotW the Medical Advisory Council of POMPTON LAKES ter Mary Mercy. M.M.. who lias 84 YOU’RE ON the Catholic Medical Mission served for 20 years in Maryknnll TE 5-4452 Board, it announced this AT SO was hospitals in Korea and Bolivia; week hy Rev. Anthony F. La- Mother M. Benedict, 8.C.M.M., TOP AT r -r Ban, S.J., director of the mission provincial superior of the Medical group. Mission Sisters, responsible for 630 Main Stroet STURDY, QUIET, EASY TO CLEAN Dr. McCormack is an ex-of- hospitals in India. Pakistan. ORITANI Hackensack, N.J. ficio member of the board along Ghana and Venezuela; and Sis- with the deans of five other U. S. ter Mary , NYLON CARPET Catholic medical schools, and Dr. S.M.S.M., who has just returned Eusebius J. of from a tour of at Murphy, president duty a ON HEAVY FOAM RUBBER CUSHION FREEZER the National Federation of Cath- leprosarium in the British West OWNERS Indies. Room Size Wall Wall olic Physicians' Guilds. Rugs or to No so.9* down 4 months to terms the Father Laßau money ... pay! Serving two-year on announced that 9x12 $47.50 12x12 $63.95

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PALISADES PARK 253 Broad want the Avenue If you best Open 9 to to MASTER FLOORS 4 daily-6 8 on Monday EFFICIENCY PARAMUS Carden State Plaza ROUTE 4 & 17th ST. & FAIR N. J. Open 9 to 4 to 8 is the place HEATING APPLIANCES LAWN, dany«6 on Friday RIDGEFIELD SW 555 TONNELLE AVE., JERSEY CITY OL 3-6700 7-5414 Open Eves. Till 9 Sat. Till Noon 601 Broad Avenue OMo'e » «***«, tmMa+t 4 THE ADVOCATE November 9, 1961 Spanish Notebook: Syndicates, Church Construction Strikes, Wages and Labor Costs $2 Billion NEW YORK (NC) Construction of Catholic By Gordon Sewell new ing experience of our We facilities Mr. stay. totaled nearly $2 billion in the year, with Sewell is chief editorial writer the Southern left to past of Evening were “sink or swim” educational construction by far the largest item in the Echo, Southampton, England, and a convert. At the invitation without guide or in of interpreter building Vuehlo, Madrid he one of the syndicates' 46 “lei- budget. evening newspaper, teas recently in Spain to cities”—the the tee the national syndicates. He visited the United sure Ciudad Resi- I hroughout nation $577 million was spent on new States in 1959 for school dcncial, on the coast outside construction, followed two months on Stale Leader's by a Department Grant. $475 Tarragona. million for hospital construc- Perhaps a few words of ex- • schools: 95 new Here the of the tion, $325 million for High planation would be sweep Med- churches, helpful. iny first questions. and schools, compared with 32 In iterranean bay which has the $250 million for expansion of There are 24 syndicates in "Just 1960, and 64 additions providing as you do in England, ancient of at non-education and and city Tarragona its non-medical Spain, each one is a fed- by collective room for 91,000 students. bargaining—but southerly tip is echoed by the facilities. eration of unions representing without • Colleges: 221 new buildings strikes,” came the an- serpentine of The estimated all those terraces “casas” grand total val- engaged in a particu- swer. constructed, of which 102 were which rise behind it. ue of all Catholic building dur- lar 36 industry. Each union is di- “Negotiations take Each ing the dormitories, classroom build- vided place casa (house) on the past year is $1,951,000,000. into three sections—work- within the syndicate between ings, 24 student unions and 17 lower slopes is slightly differ- ers, technicians and employers. workers THESE FIGURES libraries. and employers, or ent. Ours was white with yel- arc con- The syndicates are broadly technicians and tamed in a special article employers. If low shutters to shield survey the high in CATHOLIC grouped under three to the BUILDING and headings they, fail agree, the dispute picture windows from the Novcmber-Decembcr issue in- of Catholic Maintenance said than 650 —agriculture, industry and is referred to the Minister Building and Mainten- j more of tense midday sun. And a bou- services. ance magazine. The 'new churches were built through- Labor, who is assisted by an gainvillea soared the magazine Not do up pillar prepared its out the country. Totals for other only the syndicates independent arbitrator nomi- that summary by ques-' supported the roof of our types of homes regulate employer-labor rela- nated by the syndicates. The tioning school superintendents, buildings were: terrace. (1 was reminded but to of college for the 33; proj- tions, they also help gov- award of the arbitrators is procurators and building aged, seminary the film stars’ villas I saw at ern the country the commissions in all U. S. dioceses ects, 22; rectories, 390; convents, through final, because both strikes and Santa Monica in California.) municipal councils and to 410; retreat house projects, 44; nation- lockouts are illegal. Further- According Building and Against the skyline were al parliament. Maintenance. 30 cents chancery units, 33; and homes more, the livelihood of out of small blocks of flats, and the for the worker is CENTENNIAL every Catholic building dollar children, 11. THE WORKERS’ protected by la- repeated curves of their iron- CITATIONS: Auxiliary Bishop Joseph M. New York deputies Pernicone of was allotted to some bor courts which rule out type of edu- vic- work balconies made a is Emanuele (shop stewards), together with pattern congratulated by Scammaca, Italian consul in New York, after receiv- cational building. As drawn timization or unjust dismissal.” of by Cana Action Talk delegates of the other two sec- calligraphic charm. Van ing a citation from the Center of of the this is Italian Culture Seton Hall University. At left magazine, the picture tions Gogh in blue NUTLEY - of the syndicate, provide figures dungarees is John J. of Seton of U. S. Catholic school Rev. Walter De- IT DOES NOT follow that and wide Dougherty, president Hall, who was with the construc- one-third of the members of straw hats moved in Msgr. presented tion in the Bold of St. Michael’s Novitiate, strikes never take place. Star of Solidarity by the award past year: town and county councils and But, groups of three among the high- Scamacca, highest given by the Italian government Englewood Cliffs, will speak on I was • assured, they are ex- to a non-citizen. The Elementary schools: 281 of the Cortes or ly colored vegetation; awards were made at the Nov. 4 ball at the Cana Action at St. parliament. they Westmont Country new Family Mary's ceptional, of short duration, and schools, an increase of 40 The syndicates arc also were the gardeners who kept Club which closed Centennial Week celebrations parish Nov. 10 at 8:45 p.m. repre- of course never official. The by the Center for Italian Culture. over 1960, and 450 additions. The sented in the same proportion the weeds at bay. fact is that the syndicates, new facilities will accommodate on the Council of the Realm, chapel, and on Sunday the con- tinues to haunt their [175,000 students. though imposed from above at thinking, Fascists? Well, it depends on the in DURING OUR stay we were supreme authority Spain, gregation at both Masses over- and that is the end of the civil war, have why they justify how you define the word. Un- which will one treated exactly as smart day confirm the if we had flowed into the courtyard out- become increasingly democrat- (without enthusiasm) such re- like the Germans and , i£ appointment of been a -fits a successor to Spanish working-class side. All meals Mission began with strictions as the Life ized, and today they form the censorship of the Spaniards have never wor- Program General Franco. Our casa was (Incidentally, family. elegant Grace said by the resident the press mosi popular and vital part of and the banning of shipped the state. remain, MONTE CARLO (NC) one be and comfortable, They The cannot long in Spain and the fond chaplain over a public address all opposition the National Movement, respon- political activity. it seemed to me, a nation of Fifth International Catholic Tel- before appreciating that nowa- in the public dining room was not for system . . . They are anxious that sible only trade union peo- individualists. evision Study Week, which meets days the Caudillo's position is excellent . . . The Ciudad Residcncial affairs but also for of the was ple from the Western democ- Feb. 5-10, will more akin many jhcrc study pro- to that of a con- Religion is an integral part of the activities an example new, hope- racies should learn about their grams mission stitutional of Spain's welfare of the work of on life. monarch than that the place. Each ful of and tomor- system at first Names . Spain today Ct state and . . hand, they Maryknoll of a fascist or nazi at o’clock groups dictator.) morning eight row . . . give the After the impression that they luxury hotels of worshippers, missal or Ro- have nothing to hide, that there Two “HOW DO YOU adjust wage and sightseeing, we had what in hand, made Superiors sary their way Till: MEMORY of the civil are claims in of perhaps no subjects which cannot The BIG Name Spain?” was one was the most interest- MARYKNOLL, N.Y. (RNS) - is along the paths leading to the war and its million dead con- be discussed freely. Regional superiors in Japan and Guatemala-San Salvador have IffHI been appointed by Maryknoll. Rev. Clarence J. Witte, M.M., of Richmond, Ind., a member nsfgo of the Maryknoll Council, has Slllliiiiiiiiiiiiiilll! been named superior of the 8!) NOW- at Maryknoll priests and Brothers GRIFFITHS in Japan. Rev. James P. Curtin, M.M., of San Francisco, was appointed NEW regional superior of the 49 Mary- YORK THE EXCITING knollers serving NEW in Guatemala Dining At Its Best and San Salvador. Sock some Father Witte was in Japan for GILHULY'S away 18 years before assignment to Maryknoll's headquarters here. RESTAURANT and BAR for Christmas'62 Father Curtin has served (E«t. 1893) con- _ in Delirious Luncheons and Dinner. at tinuously Guatemala since his *«rvffd In Homelike Atmosphere LOWREY ordination in 1945. Dally and SUNDAY. Air STARLET! Cond. ronvcnlenl to Collacum St Theater* FIDELITY UNION Choice II Inu and Liquor.. Muaak SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR trust company Cardinal PRIVATi PARTIES Boston ACCOMMODATING to SO IS Join oar 71» 1962 Christina! Club-now Elthlh Avo.. at 4tth »t. Mimbir In Curia Post NEW YORK CITY Fidefil Deposit Insurant) Corpoution

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Invited to attend the seminar are all teachers of grammar and high schools in the archdiocese: Sisters and Brothers, lay teach- ers and members of the Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine. Archbishop Boland will preside and will also speak during the program and celebrate Pontifical Benediction. THE SEMINAR will develop the theme that the Apostleship of Prayer is essentially a Sacred Heart devotion and it will present techniques for its promo- tion among school children through the Eucharistic Crusade, the official section of the Apostle- ship of Prayer for youth. Rev. Anthony J. Connell, arch- 100 YEARS: diocesan director of the Apostle- Holy Trinity Church in Hackensack will celebrate the 100th anniversa- ship of Prayer, will be assisted ry the of the on Nov. 12. of founding parish The church above, third to serve the by the county directors in the parish, was completed in 1929. conduct of the seminar: Rev. Ed- ward Larkin for Essex, Rev. FOR SERVICE: Archbishop Boland a scroll James McKenna for Hudson, Father Diehl presents symbolizing 10 years of serv- ice to to G. Rev. George Dillon for Union and Catholic education Mrs. Clement Welch, a 'teacher at Mt. St Dominic years before being named nation- Rev. Charles Stcngle for Bergen. Holy Hackensack, Academy, at the Nov. 5 Holy Hour of the St. Thomas al director Trinity, Aquinas Teacher’s Guild at of the Eucharistic Also participating will be Msgr. Sacred Heart Cathedral. left to Crusade in 1959. Since the Looking on, right, are Msgr. Joseph A. Joseph P. Tuite, superintendent then, Costello, crusade has been established Vice Chancellor; Msgr. William C. Heimbuch, of St. of schools, Rev. Walter in pastor ’s, Elizabeth; over 1,300 schools in all parts of and Msgr. Thomas H. Powers, of Burghardt, S.J., professor at To Celebrate Centennial pastor , Montclair. Woodstock the United States under his di- College, and Rev. rection. Thomas S.J., di- O’Day, regional HACKENSACK The edifice which is Iquated 19th century rector of the A group of children from Our imposing Holy buildings A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN . . Apostleship of . Trinity Church will be the scene of a Solemn Pontifical then in use. This project was K. of C. Prayer. Lady of Victories School, Har- Mass of | completed, and the rington Park, will assist Father Thanksgiving celebrated by Archbishop Boland buildings COIN-OP FATHER DIEHL had been in Nov. hlessed by Archbishop Boland on DRY CLEANING Diehl in a classroom demonstra- on 12 in commemoration of the 100th anniversary charge of the tion Nov. 17, 1957. Our of the Highway, Lit- Chicago regional of a typical weekly meeting of the of the Lady WHY GAMBLE? office of the founding parish. At the tle apostleship for seven of the Eucharistic Crusade. same time, it was an- Falls The council will spon- ! It was in 1857 that Rev. Louis WHY SETTLE FOR SECOND BEST? nounced that Brownson High sor the showing of “Miracle of Dominic Scnez, one of the pioneer took charge, the parish numbered INVEST IN A THE NEW j School would close its doors, the White Suit” Dec. 7 at the "SURE THING" METHOD of G92 i priests North Jersey, cele- i adults, residing in Hacken- Oxford | making way for the new boys Theater, Little Falls. The brated the first Mass in Hacken- sack, Rochelle Park, Bogota, and girls high schools being showings, will be at 7 and 9 p.m. ONLY NORGE sack. Four years later, Rev. i North Hackensack, New Bridge erected in The film tells the story of a boy Francis Anelli .(New Milford), i Bergen County. of the Church of Teancck, Ridge- and the fullfillment of his faith. The the field Assisting Archbishop Boland at proven leader in the clean- Madonna, Fort Lee, was in Park, River Edge and Ora- Grand Knight coin-operated dry the Mass on Nov. 12 will be Bernard Rupple ing has 100 charge of the congregation here dell. It was largely an area of industry independent owners in New AT Msgr. James A. appointed Harold Van Guilder THE and he farms with Hughes, Vicar who are HOTEL completed the first church Hackensack as the Jr. and Jersey earning big profits . . . General, Vincent Klim to fill the on Lawrence St. in 1861. commercial center. archpriest; Very Rev. NOW . . . unexpired terms of financial sec- Unmatched in beauty... In Father Alphonse Barthlen, su- in sice ... S.M.A., majestic anew con- 1866, Rev. Henry A. Brann Cunneely, envisioning retary and treasurer. ONLY NORGE backs your business venture with in perior of St. Mission cept space and form foryour WEDDINGS. BANQUETS, began construction of anew; the that was to come Anthony’s millions of development House, ssss's in national advertising PRIME LUNCHEONS. Tcnafly, and Msgr. Bloomfield Council—Memorial RECEPTIONS, church on the present site of to the area, a long- i developed Robert LOCATIONS In all areas. G. Fitzpatrick of Corpus services will be held for mem- 8 Maple Ave. This brick church range plan for expansion of his t> s®. ft f Completely air-conditioned and superbly appointed, the Christi, Hasbrouck dea- bers who died the IMMEDIATE DELIVERY was dedicated by Bishop James facilities. In 1909, the second Heights, during past Grand Ballroom is new designed to meet your every cons of honor; Rev. James B. year on Nov. 9 at the regular ACT TODAY WRITE Roosevelt Bayley in 1868 and, the school and lyceum were erected I I I OR PHONE in requirement... space ... in seating capacity in Seidel, C.SS.R., of Buffalo, dea- meeting in the clubhouse. On MU ... following year. had on the 18 K Holy Trinity j property acquired years DEPT. A-1 facility. its con; Rev. Thomas F. Burke, Nov. 11, the annual Memorial first resident pastor in Rev. [ earlier. Anew rectory was con- gaaea Patrick pastor of Queen of Peace, May- Mass for deceased members will Choose from 16 beautiful Cody. structed in 1916 and, in 1927, banquet rooms, wood. subdeacon; Msgr. James be said at 9 a.m. in St. Valen- all completely air-conditioned, ground was broken for the present NORGE accommo- DURING THE pastorate of F. Looney, Chancellor, master of tine's Church. church, which was dedicated on dating up to 1200. PARKING FACILITIES. Rev. ceremonies; Joseph Rolando (1870175), a June Rev. Joseph P. Laing FANWOOD 2-4000 R'Ktxtloni: OINO MArtot 3-4010 2, 1929, by Bishop Walsh. school was built the of Holy Trinity, assistant master alongside Just a few weeks his tasks SIX 510 PARK AVE. SCOTCH N.J. later, of CATHOLICS have served PLAINS, church, which later was incor- ceremonies; and Rev. Arthur completed, Msgr. died. on the U. HOTEL. Cunneely A. S. Supreme Court. MiCiXaHA/paxfe. porated as the sacristy of the I Rev. Clarke, S.J., Fordham Uni- ■ IRC VRkJKIV 161A PA James T. Brown, who JAMES N.U KENNY. kir.DMGR. PARK PLACE • NEWARK 2 • N.J. present church. This period also succeeded versity, archiepiscopal cross Msgr. Cunneely. bearer. saw the of the land I acquisition served for only six years, but for St. Pfr - Joseph’s Cemetery, where that time the Father Murphy has announced j during completed ■ a V Pontifical Field Mass for de-l that other parish celebrations . church and paid off its debt so of ceased priests -and faithful of the! the anniversary will : > •:. that it was consecrated on June take place ft* (E/l OJMDAY FMi#> parish was offered by Archbish- 12, 1932. during the spring. Vrl- op Boland on Oct. 12. The AFTER THE death of Sisters of Charity came to Msgr. Encyclical teach Brown in 1935, Msgr. Eugene S. Subject will be sure to at Holy Trinity School in please Burke, dean of Bergen County 1881, with a residence being I For Sermon Series erected for them clergy and former rector of the during the Holiday Sea- by Rev. P.M.) WORCESTER, Mass. (NC) Corr in 1885. Rev. P. J. O’Donnell North American College in Rome, M Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan of succeeded Father became pastor. His first project son. Consult The Advo- Corr as pastor Worcester has instructed all was in 1890 and, in 1891, acquired the the erection of a parish priests of the diocese to preach a high school called officially 49 cate Florist Column property on which the second series of four Brownson School, but Sunday sermons on i school and were built. popularly lyceum the new encyclical "Mater ct when referred to as' Holy Trinity ordering flowers. TO Magistra.” THIS lime, lloly Trinity j | which opened in 1930. 10 had pastors, none of whom I At this time, the first division had served the parish for as long To Hold Fall of Holy Trinity parish was made, Party decade. as a In 1891, however, with the creation of Our NEWARK—The MORRIS COUNTY i Lady annual fall so- PASSAIC COUNTY Rev. (later Msgr.) J. Joseph I Queen of Peace, Maywood, and cial for members and friends of Cunneely began a pastorate i St. Peter the Apostle, River Blessed Sacrament parish will be which to DUTCH MILL FLOWER SHOP was last for 35 years. WANAQUE FLORIST, INC. Edge. Many more parishes were held Nov. 18 at the church hall. At the time Msgr. William Wott. Prop. Patty A Jonnlo Longo, Prop. Cunneely later to be formed from the ori- Victor 110 Main St.. Butler, N. J. 1011 Rlngwood Ava., Wanaquo. N J. Antrosiglio is chairman Tormina! I.JSIO TEmplo S 4111 TEmplo S till ginal territory of Holy Trinity. of the event which is sponsored Boa. MUlborry 4-4147 by the Name WITTMAN'S FLOWER SHOP MSGR. BURKE died in 1951, parish Holy Society. SORANNO FLORISTS 1435 Van Houtan Ava., Clifton Borgos & Borgos his funeral being attended by 15 GR 3-7910 Alax Soranno Frank Malinl members of the hierarchy, in- 47 Park Placa, Morristown Insurance JE 1-3400 cluding Cardinal Spellman of Cana Calendar UNION COUNTY of all kinds New York. Rev. George Baker HANOVER FLORAL CO. succeeded him and, 3?3 KIARNY ' upon Father Complato AVINUE CANA CONFERENCES Comotory Sarvico Baker’s appointment to the fac- 41 Rldgadala Ava., Hanovar GARDEN STATE FLORIST Sunday, Nov. 11 KIARNY, N. J. Emerson. A»*umpllon. Child Develop- TUckor 7-0305 147 NEWARK ulty of Immaculate Conception AVI. ment. a pm. CO 1.7042. ELIZABETH. N. J. Seminary in 1954, Rev. Northvalc. St. Anthony'*, lIOItE j. Joseph rarent Child ROCKY'S FLORIST INC. EL 1-7111 ftOROOS 7:IS p.m. I H. Murphy became pastor. Wadding A Funaral Daslgns ALIMT H. HAZE .Ridgewood. Mt. Carmel: Husband- wife. 7 300 Main St., Boonton, N. FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED In 1955, Father Murphy lauchod p. m J. WILLIAM j. • LACCUMi .Montclair, DEarflald 4-3003 Immaculate Conception, a successful campaign for funds •'nlrtlnahty In / AROUND THE WORLD «..»• Marriage. 7:30 p.m. WYum 1*4700 l’l 4 3650 to erect anew grammar school Rutherford. St. Mary'n. Husband-Wife. and convent to replaco the anti- 7:30. I ll 11230 .RJdaowood, Mt. Carmel, Husband- Wife. 7 p.m. 01. 2 5743.

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fodder• 50 & Trust Aflohifip yeort Company 51 Broadway, Patoraon. Now Jorsoy GATES S CvrvM.. Aml FKlnal FREE PARKING »nOw- boCOn V.’ LADDER CO. iJroortvysy, Half Dlook Fron»B«* t Market at E. 31 St. rsmsofj i ML THE 6 ADVOCATE November 9, 1961 Essex Brothers Dr. Senkier Is Named Head Committees African Cathedral Stands Seton NEWARK Two Brothers Business Dean from Essex Catholic High School have been elected as chairmen SOUTH ORANGE—Dr. Robert in New Milford with his wife and of As a committees for the annual con- J. Senkier, formerly of Columbia two children. to ference of the Council of Educa- University, has been named dean William J. Symbol Sacrifice Doerflinger, who tion of the Christian of the Hall University has Brothers Seton been serving as dean, Where today there is acting a cathe- of Ireland, to be held at School of Business Administra- will resume dral Essex his former duties as in which 430,000 Africans Catholic week chairman High School during tion, it was announced this of the department of worship, 60 years ago there was for the Christmas week. Society Propagation by Msgr. John J. Dougherty, economics when Dr. Senkier re- only a straw hut where the first Brother E. B. O’Brien will president. ports to Seton Hall on Jan. 1, Mass was offered on the eastern the Faith of chair the committee on classical The new dean received his 1962. coast of Africa. The straw hut Archdiocese of Newark: languages, while Brother J. R. bachelor’s, master’s and doctor- still stands. It is a center for will ate Most Rev. Martin W. S.T.D., Ph. LL.D. Kelly head the committee on degrees from Columbia Uni- catechists and for 20 Stanton, D., Plan Pracsldia of social studies. Brother versity, where a Colum- Reception 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArket Kelly will he held the Legion of Mary. 2-2803 take Hours: also part in a general panel bia College national scholarship ORANGE The Gregory Club Dally, 9 a.m. to 5 Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. In the Middle Ages the faithful p.m.; the conference served of New will Diocese of Paterson: on theme, “Quali- as an undergraduate. He Jersey sponsor a re- built their homes near their Ca- ty Teaching: Tools and Tech- as assistant dean of the Gradu- ception, entitled, "The Second Rt. Rev. Msgr. William thedral, their center of worship, F. Louis ate to niques.” School of Business prior Time Around,” on Nov. 12 from culture, education and their dra- 24 DrGrasse St., Paterson 1, N. J. Phone: 4-0400 ARmory Committee meetings were held his appointment to the Seton 4:30't0 8:30 p.m. at Parrillo’s in Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 mas. The same phenomenon ex- Daily, p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. 4 on Nov. at All Hallows High Hall post. Belleville. Co-chairmen for the ists in Africa today. Standing Donations to the for the Society Propagation ol the School in the Bronx. There arc 12 Dr. Senkier is the author of a affair arc Kathleen Barrett of near this new cathedral there is Faith are income tax deductible. committees in all, with Brothers recently published book, “Revis- West Orange and Angelus Bel- a convent of native Brothers, one and lay teachers from 20 schools ing a Business Curriculum the lino of Newark. of native school for Sisters, a expected to attend the confer- Columbia Experience,” and is a and for boys one girls and a hos- ence. consultant to the Business School pital. Named Editor Youthful Leper The purposes of the Council on Curriculum Committee of the Who built this cathedral, the Obituary Education of Puerto Rico. WINOOSKI E. Is Now include keeping the University PARK James tin-roofed schools, the crowded Healthy It is a holy and wholesome schools of the Eastern Province A native of Poughkeepsie, he Deßiasio of Elizabeth has been little hospital and the convents Sister M. Cora Wall thought to pray for the dead of the aware of educational develop- served in the Navy during World named junior editor of The Quest, for the Brothers and the Sisters? Medical Missionaries of that they may be loosed from Mary ments, acting as a clearing house War If and is a lieutenant com- literary magazine at St. You did through your sacrifices tells about their sins. We recommend to a story a leprosy pa- for information on educational mander in the U.S. Naval Re- Michaells College. He is a grad- for the Society for the Propaga- tient at their in the prayers of our readers the dispensary Afri- matters and formulating and im- serve. Dr. Senkier is a member uate of St. Mary’s High School tion of the Faith. repose of the souls of the follow- ca. plementing policies regarding of the American Association of in his home town. What in this eastern who have happened On a July morning in the wet ing recently departed scholastic standards. College Registrars and Admis- African mission will be this life: multiplied season when an unbearably hot The director of the council sions Officers and the Middle REV. Hecker founded throughout all Africa if Rev. you con- spell was upon the land. Sister Edwin Mullen, O.S.B. is Brother James 11. Association of the Paulist Fathers in New York tinue COLLEGE: John blessed the Vaughan, Atlantic Collegiate your sacrifices. saw a in the Mrs. Theresa M. Wolfe. NEW Pope XXIII new car swing compound provincial consultor. Schools of Business. He resides in 1858. Pontifical driveway. Philippines College last month in Rome and also The priest who was installed Rev. driving de- Very Reginald Arliss, C.P., left, in Paraclete You Invited to enroll yourself or • loved ott a Gallery Stanton j posited Grace, little hunchback Perpetual Rosary formerly of East Orange, as the first rector of the Bishop I of not more than 10 whose years college. At the Holy Father’s left is Filipino Cardinal Shows Christian Art llcgs were covered with ulcers Offered for Peace At East Santos of Manila. NEW YORK An exhibition Orange from below the knee to the tip of This year marks the 10th anni- her toes. of contemporary Christian art Bishop Stanton will make an j of the versary arrival of the will be held at The “Father had discovered the Paraclete appeal on behalf of the So- Franciscan Nuns of the Blessed little outcast in Historians Mercier Club Gallery. 146 E. 74th St., New ciety for the Propagation of i one of the mar- Sacrament of Cleveland in atom- from Nov. 9 to 12 at ket places of his parish and York, 12, pre- the Faith on Nov. Holy had bombed given her Hiroshima, Japan. They Hold sented by the Bcuron-Maria Leatherette bound certificate mailed immediately Name Church, East Orange, money for food for began Meeting Sets Fall Dinner the ! a crusade of perpetual Loach Studio. Msgr. Patrick J. Maloney, past six weeks. The local CUSTOMARY OFFERING: pas- prayer and have said a Rosary NEW YORK (N*c) —Some 300 MONTCLAIR The Mercicr tor. native doctor suspected leprosy The exhibition will at 1:30 PERPETUALINDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP $5.00 attended the annual open . . . and that how every hour, day and night, for persons Club of Montclair will sponsor its Bishop Stanton wishes to ex- was Grace found i and meeting 'of the Catholic p.m. each day and close at 9 lasting peace and for Histori- annual dinner-dance Dec. 9 FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY UNION herself with us. (true on at p.m. and press his deep gratitude to 'the and on Thursday Friday living deceased war vet- cal Society at Marymount Col- the Montclair A 135 WEST 31st “Medicines Golf Club. re- at 6 STREET, NEW YORK 1, NEW YORK Msgr. Maloney and to the and good food al- and p.m. on and erans of all nations, lege here. be Saturday most ception will held at 6:30 p.m., 3-0077. If no call PE 6-2249 other pastors of the arch- miraculously cleared up her Sunday. LOngacre answer, i They recite the Rosary at Our Principal speaker was Rev. with the dinner scheduled for ulcers, but for months she for diocese their cooperation in lay Rady’s Memorial Shrine Henryk Misiak of Fordham Uni- abed. Father j for 7:30 p.m. making these appeals possible. visited her regular- World Peace which versity. who discussed and { was solemnly "Catholic Chairman for the affair is John ly tested her in prayers and dedicated on the fifth anniversary Participation in the History of Sr., catechism, and one day she was Healy Quinn, of Upper of the atom Scientific attack. People of all Psychology in the Montclair, with ; pronounced ready for the sae- Dorothea nations, including Buddhist United States." In Time Need Schmieg of Montclair as co- of |ramcnts. monks, often Reelected to terms I pray for peace at second of chairman and : DOLLY MOUNT “That two Mr. and Mrs. was more than years ! the shrine. one year at a business meeting John A. Sullivan Jr., of Essex Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director ago now. Grace, still small and were: Fells as NURSING HOME (deformed, must continue treat- reservations chairmen. j Legion of Mary I)r. John V. Connorton, ment, but she is Whose and service is in accord u'ith Under State License a happy, healthy New York, president; Rev. careful understanding school and the Thrives in Chile An established homo that is quiet, girl receiving sac- James A. Reynolds. St. Joseph’s WEEK-END RETREATS the traditions Mother Church restful and luxurious. Located raments regularly. of Holy on | In Chile, the Legion of Mary Seminary. Dunwoodie, N.Y.. vice spacious grounds. For the ‘‘Thanks to the efforts FOR THE LAITY aged, ofj has recruited more than 3,000 president: F. Sadlier Dinger. chronically ill and convalescents. Father and SPEND A WEEKEND _ | the native doctor she active members and 30,000 auxil- New York, secretary, and Fred WITH GOO 24 Hour Staff Nursing ■ was taken in time. Other For: suffer-; iary members in the four years R. Beaudry, New York, treas- MEN, WOMEN, SYLVIA NOLL R.N. have GORNY & GORNY WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. BOLSTER, ers followed in Grace’s foot-i since its foundation. urer. The rate of HUSBAND and WIFE Directress steps, but some, not 2200 HUDSON BLVD. so lucky in! growth is so MORTUARY rapid and the apos- Businesswomen Nov. BERGEN COUNTY becoming still have 24*26 UNION N. J. Telephone LAmbert S-7477 cured, had tolatc so that it 303 MAIN STREET CITY, widespread is im- BIBLES Husband 1 Wife Jan. 26*28 the sacraments & BOOKS 20 VAUEY CLIFTON, NJ. before meeting! possible WILLIAM SCHLEMM, ROAD, to get current statistics. Conducted by the monks of CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE EAST ORANGE, N J. our Lord face to face." OF ALL TVPES The Legion is spreading from Saint Paul's Abbey ORange 2-2414 MANAGER REBOUND 1321 TEANECK ROAD | parish to parish, and in the Please make reservations early. UNion 7-1000 last six months Write for Information WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. L. V. MULLIN & SON too praesidia NEWARK BINDERY, INC. to: HOWARD J. BRENNAN DIRECTOR OF RETREATS 976 were responsible for 175 con- FRED CORDON. Prn. BROAD STREET Queen of Peace 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. return 7) Clinton St., Newjrk 1, N. Retreat House FRANCIS X. versions, the of 427 per- j. FAHEY, NEWARK, N. J. MArkrl J 0961 St. Paul's Abbey, Newton, N.J. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. STONY LODGE sons to the sacraments, the Manager MArket 3-0660 UNion 7-0373 righting of 232 marriages and TE 7-2332 PETER J. QUINN Ossining-on-Hudson, New York the preparation of 1,086 chil- james McLaughlin THOMAS J. DIFFILY Funeral a. dren and 117 adults for First Director A Private 591 JERSEY AVENUE Psychiatric Hospital, completely equipped (or Communion. <1 41 AMES AVENUE 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental and Nervous Conditions Sixteen members of the Legion RUTHERFORD, N. J. BLOOMFIELD, N. J. have OLdfield 3-2266 entered religious life. • WEbster 9-0098 8-1260 mE Ullt.ol iu.V l At HOLIcS A.SK WUt.i Pilgrim Insulin Coma Electroshock THEY WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. Psychotherapy 11...nC about conversation GORNY the missions, lu not long ago we HENNESSEY & GORNY Masses 539 BERGEN AVE. and Sacraments Available Presentation Ball mentioned three villages In ETHIO- FUNERAL HOME MORTUAPY JERSEY J. St PIA—BIKKA. and CITY, N. a- AUO. BEKAZIO. 232 KIPP AVENUE 369 BROAD STREET LEO J. The in JOHN J. PALMER, M.D. Dinner Nov. people these villages are CARTY, 11 HASBROUCK N. J. BLOOMFIELD, N. J. "Hod's that HEIGHTS, Medical Director forgotten"—so poor they MANAGER MONTCLAIR The third have ATlas 8-1362 Pilgrim 3-8400 an- wear rags, scarcely enough to HEnderson 4-0411 nual dinner Charles A. M.D. in honor of Arch- eat. Their money-income for FLOOD FUNERAL HOME Bright, Maurice J. O'Connor, M.D, one year TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE Boland and c- less bishop sponsored by is than the average American Andrew W. Associate Director Associate MAYWOOD Flood, Mgr. Director the Presentation Ball Committee each week. Yet - BOGOTA earns these people 112 So. Munn Ave. MORRIS COUNTY for Scholarships will be held human brings, too. LITTLE FERRY arc They nerd East N. Nov. n Orange, J. Telephone 914 Wl 1-7400 at the Montclair Golf help to save their souls. HUbbard 7-3050 4-4445 Club with a reception at 6 p.m. In lIIKKA, for Instance, hundreds ORange SCANLAN JOHN J. FEENEY and the dinner 7 of Catholics can’t & SONS MArket 2-2530 scheduled for The attend Mass on Sun- FUNERAL HOMES Holy Father's Misswi Aid 232 FRANKLIN p.m. day—because there is no room for AVENUE KIERNAN FUNERAL the Oriental Chimb HOME 781 Newark Pompton Tpk. Boland for them In the Archbishop will head tiny, earthen church. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. 101 UNION AVENUE the Pompton Plains, N. J. reception line, which will Chi.dren in the village arr not properly taught the catechism Gilbert 4-7650 BELLEVILLE, N. J. TE 5-4156 also include because there is teacli them. Rev. Paul E. Lang, no place to Non-Catholics in the moderator of the neighborhood—entire PLymouth 9-3503 SH 2-6433 ball commit-j families of them—would become Cath- the CODEY'S LAKESIDE CHAPELS INC. tee; Dr. and Mrs. Leonard P.| olics. given opportunity for Instruction and the sacraments ESSEX COUNTY FUNERAL SERVICE The Burke of Verona (Mrs. Burke is . . . Bishop of the Diocese writes us that anew church in 69 HIGH STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS BIKKA is absolute The ball chairman), dinner chairmen an necessity. men. women and children N. J. Main Rd., Landing, N.J. STANTON FUNERAL HOME ORANGE, Dr. and Mrs. Walter S. Booth of the parish will do all the excavation and construction work of 4-7554 398-3000 themse.ves. need 661 FRANKLIN ORange Elizabeth; and co-chairmen Dr. They money, however—sl,7oo—to pay for the AVENUE Raymond A. Liptak, Mgr. materials What 520? $5O? HUELSENBECK and Mrs. Michael N. Villanova . . . ran you give? 510? 5100? If yon NUTLEY, N. J. will Sl—other readers BERMINGHAM of Newark. give something—even will give some- NOrth 7-3131 MEMORIAL HOME FUNERAL HOME thing. too . like to build this Present will be parents of . . Perhaps you'd rhurrh In BIERA MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME 1108 So. Orange Ave. all by yourself, memorial 249 SOUTH MAIN STREET debutantes and as a to someone you love ... Or ladies-in-waiting per- 102 FLEMING AVENUE Newark 6, N. J. haps you could interest family and friends N. J. at your . . . Please do the balls of 1959-61 and girls Karl W. WHARTON, much and Without NEWARK, N. J. Huelsenbeck to be as as you can, now . . . your help, the rhurrh presented at the fourth an- Director FOxcroft 6-0520 tn BIKKA will never be erected. MArket 3-0514 nual ball on Dec. 30. ESsex 2-1600 In AUO, In the heart of the ETHIOPIA, priest's house Is a JOHN F. MURPHY one-room hut made of reeds and The dirt floor FUNERAL St. grass. turns to 480 SANFORD AVENUE CODEY'S SERVICE PASSAIC COUNTY Societies mud Virgil's during the rainy season because the grass roof is full of 77 PARK STREET • and rain in For NEWARK, N. J. holes, the pours . . . 52.200 we can build in To Hun Fall Dance MONTCLAIR, N. J. FUNERAL Al'O a permanent We need 220 ESsex 3-6053 QUINLAN IJOME rectory . . . people to give 510 MORRIS PLAINS - The 4-0005 27-29 HARDING AVENUE an- each . . Will you be one of them? Pilgrim nual fall dance of JOHN J. QUINN St. Virgil's BEKAZIO. In ETHIOPIA, Is notrd in missionary DECAPUA FUNERAL HOME CLIFTON, N. J. history be- FUNERAL parish, co-sponsored by the Holy the Faith HOME cause was planted there originally by da 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. PRescott 7-3002 Name Blessed and Rosary Societies, will Jacobis. In 1881 the first 323-329 PARK church was burned to the ground by AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. be held on Nov. 17 8 HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME at p.m. superstitious natives. After that, Catholics attended Maas secret- ORANGE, N. J. HUmboldt 2-3333 in the school hall. f«>r fear of 171 WASHINGTON PLACE ly. persecution. The time has come now, the Bishop 3-6348 ORange GEORGE AHR l SON Co-chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. feels, to build in BEKAZIO. Of N. J. anew church plain but perma- PASSAIC, FRANK McGEE E. V. Cosgrove and Mr. and Mrs. nent construction, the will be 700 NYE AVENUE church large enough to accommo- PRescott 7-0141 M. J. Sylvester. date the growing 525 N. J. parish . . . The cost? 51.800 . . . SUMMER AVENUE IRVINGTON, The Catholics GORNY t GORNY in BERAZIO will do all the work themselves, free-of-charge. NEWARK, N. J. ESsex 3-1020 But with MORTUARY Abolition' they haven't a penny which to buy materials. You'll HUmboldt 2-2222 'Operation be REZEM FUNERAL HOME 519 MARSHALL remembered there at Mass, whenever Mass Is offered You’ll STREET JERSEY CITY - The discus- have had work MURRAY 579 Grove a share In the noblest on earth Christ’s Street PATERSON, N. J. sion club of St. Nicholas Church missions. FUNERAL SERVICE Irvington, N. J. MUlberry 4-5400 will show the film | “Operation MICHAEL J. MURRAY, ESsex 2-8700 GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME Abolition" on Nov. 14 at 8:30 Dear Monsignor: Director in the school hall. Michael 154 WASHINGTON PLACE p.m. 1 do 206 want to my share. Please use the enclosed BELLEVILLE AVENUE Brown is chairman. PASSAIC, N. J. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. HUDSON for (name of place). COUNTY PRescott 9-3183 PI 3-2527 THE SOCIETY of the Catholic Apostolate (Pallottine Fathers) Name MURPHY FUNERAL HOME EARL F. BOSWORTH was founded in Rome in 1825. GRACE MURPHY, Director 311 WILLOW AVENUE UNION COUNTY Street 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE HOBOKEN, N. J. Monuments made of granite from the Rock of Agos \W./y NEWARK, N. J. OLdfield 9-1455 E. L. Smith - Barre Guild MILLER-BANNWORTH Quarry Quarry Monuments City Zone State HUmboldt 3-2600 OLdfield 9-1456 As FUNERAL HOME Long NECKER-SHARPE OPACITY 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. GUESTS Foil tii.vnksgimm;? FUNERAL HOME As You Live FUNERAL HOME ELIZABETH, N. J. * THURSDAY, November 23rd, is THANKSGIVING DAY 525 45th STREET Guaranteed by Michael J. ELizabeth 2-6664 will and you’ll be with Murray, Mgr. (bahbe) Good Housekeeping you receive a your family and friends for dinner. Would UNION CITY, N. J. DEPENDABLE and GORNY & GORNY like, in to 722 Clinton Avenue you thanksgiving God, to ferd a family of Palestine Sss HOOD INCOME II UNion 7-0820 >il* Ovtsiittt you Invest your »av Refugees? For only $lO you can FEED A FAMILY FOR A Newark 8, N. J. MORTUARY GUILD UNion 7-0120 } MONTH. We’ll send 330 j you, token of ESsex ELIZABETH AVENUE . ANNUITY as a our thanks, an Olive- 4-6677 GOOD PLAN. Wood-ltosary from the l and ."I RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME HOUSEKEEPING Holy . . was hungry, and you ELIZABETH, N. J. guaron* WOZNIAK Tbe BARRE GUILD Certificate of tees BARRE GUILD MONUMENTS You also share In the fed ME." 1914 NEW YORK of AVENUE ELizabeth 2-1415 is a great work the Missions Quality binding guarantee to Any Barre Guild monument that MEMORIAL HOME and help In education UNION CITY, N. J. the and his heirs for- purchaser fails to meet its specifications will Priests and Brother* for < MASTAPETER 320-22 Myrtle Avenue UNion 7-6767 and for all time. No stronger be the tha Missions. ever replaced or money paid FUNERAL • Certain tax J2earEast be advantages l£tl Glissiotisj^j Irvington, N. J, HOMES guarantee can written. for it will be refunded and • A Lasting Memorial , LEBER FUNERAL HOME 400 remembrances In many FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President FAITOUTE AVE. Conrad & Masses and prayers. Ray Wozniak, 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. ROSELLE ALBERT H. Mt*r. JoMfth T. Ryes. Not'l Wy PARK, N. J. HOPPER, Inc. WRITE FOR FREE INFORMATIONS Directors UNION CITY, N. J. CHestnut 5-1558 ESsex 3-0606 WY 1*2266-67 SOCIETY OF CATHOLIC NEAH^AIT'WELFARE UNion 3-1100 MONUMENTS . MAUSOLEUMS ASSOCIATION Elizabeth 3-4855 480 Avo. at 46th St. New York 329-341 RIDGE ROAD WORD Lexington 17, N. Y. NO. ARUNOTON, N.J. THE DIVINE For in this section call The Opposite Holy Cross Cemetery Annnlty Dept. GIRARD. PA listing Advocate, MArket 4-0700 SAVINGS November 1961 INSURED TO 510.000.00 '• Jk (y^ Social Revolution 9, THE ADVOCATE 7 UL * 4yQALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS ( School "H i 'i vs \>>oi i x ri"S m Bus Riders • HAWTHORNE • PATERSON • WEST MILFORD Slowly Brewing Reach End In Latin America of Line OKLAHOMA CITY (RNS) District Judge Robert NCII'C News Service Hcrt ordered a permanent injunctionagainst the Midwest Air. is editor of Our Times, City School Board m Rnppert newspaper of the here, ending a five-year practice of pro- Diocese of and just returned Yakima, Wash., from a four- viding school bus transportation to pupils of St. Philip S> u week visit to m Latin America. Neri school. He stayed execution of the in- filed by John L. Antonc of Mid- By Raymond Ruppert ment sympathetic to the needs junction for 30 days to allow time west City, who contended that Seeds and hopes of the of discontent and un- rising to make other arrangements for free bus service to parochial rest have masses? 150 '62 CHEVYS been planted in the the to 200 pupils who are school children violat- Time in- grammar hearts of millions of may run out any day volved. ed • poverty- provisions of the Oklahoma stricken Latin in any country. The result could A motion CHEVY II CORVAIRS jpfeoplc in Amer- for anew trial, filed constitution. ica. be bloody revolution. by Eugene Mathews, representing A few are 10 parents of MONZAS people extreme- THE POSITION of the parochial school pu- 10th pils who Anniversary ly wealthy and millions are ride the school Biggest Allowances • No Payments Till Dec. Church in Peru is delicate. public starvation This has creat- buses, was denied NEWARK The 10th reunion Finest poor. Peru has one by Judge Hert. Service, Parts, Paint & Body Shop only priest for He allowed dinner-dance ed a climate for a winter of 45 for an of the Scton Hall every G.OOO Catholics compared days appeal to be filed. class of 1851 Cil. 1932 L. discontent that can only be fol- Prep will be held • AMBROSINO, Pr,,idtnl to one for 600 in the U. S. lowed Nov. 24 at Thomm’s. by a springtime of un- Chairman An THE estimated 100,000 people DIAMOND JUBILEE: St. Union INJUNCTION action was is John 3085 HUDSON BLVD. rest and, perhaps, of violence. Augustine’s parish, Watkins. A live in Lima's the barriadas, City, celebrated its 75th anniversary Nov. 5 with a JERSEY • 0L WHAT 1 CITY 6-8000 FOLLOWS is one re- slums rimming the city. Im- Pontifical Mass of Thanksgivingoffered by Archbishop porter’s morality, crime, illiteracy are 4 Blocks North of Journal principal impressions Squaro Boland. With the Archbishop above are Bishop Stan- gained in a visit to Latin Amer- constant companions. and till Wed. ica. The great need is for ton, left, Rev. James J. Healy, Open eves, 9 • and Sat. till 6 priests. pastor. now at • A movement toward revo- But the barriers to developing lution has begun among the the clergy are great. They in- Capitalism as it exists in Lat- home, our government may be poverty-stricken lower classes. clude the poor educational for- in America is too often the wary of giving aid to strength-

This is not a communist move- mation of the mass of the peo- laissez-faire capitalism of our en the Church in Latin Ameri- ment. Nor is 1800s in which social There can be it, at the mo- ple, parental objection often justice ca. But only with a strong ment. a Catholic movement. because some priests have liv- and the common good have no Church able to espouse the The relevance. This Reds are ed less than lives creates a can ALTENBURG’S trying to capital- priestly prob- principles of social justice NO GREATER ize lem on it. And a few bold and the fact that many possi- for us because those the people of Latin America churchmen ble candidates out among the low have raised their are born of and middle find economic freedom and po- ASSURANCE voices with an appeal for wedlock, an impediment to tho classes tend to equate our litical independence. social justice based on Catholic priesthood. American capitalism of today with their THERE* 1 ARE these dangers: teachings. capitalism and we COUPLED WITH these ob- That we will too much • Religious faith is deeply cannot blame them if they re- expect stacles is the further compli- of Latin Americans in the way imbedded in the people's ject the capitalism of the 1800s. cation that there is color of democratic action hearts. But without and a for which priests THE problem. The Indian who be- OF THREE ideas or they not without religious instruction, arc ready; that we comes a priest —and almost concepts mentioned, the most will not make clear them the people can slip away from to half the of Peru difficult to see their faith. people arc In- objectively is the difference between the ex- a dians finds that he is not the idea. Latin • ac- religious Amer- "robber baron” Hammond Latin America has a class ploiter capital- ica is cepted among the upper class. not a religiously plural- ism they fear and our own society. The very rich in the A “good” Catholic among the istic society; it is a Catholic controlled capitalism; that in upper class are unconcerned rich class is that with the destitution around upper Catho- society, generally speaking. our attempts as a government lic who will do a favor for the We find to be religious neutrals will them, except as they fear the may fault; We may we spinet Church when the need arises abhor the ties between fail to aid the strongest bul- unrest may endanger their for- govern- and who receives the sacra- ment and Church which wark we have commu- tunes. In the low class are the have against ments. Being this kind of often nism in Latin poor and ignorant but awaken- turned the Church into a America, the "good” Catholic, however, docs controlled Church; Catholic Church. ing millions. The middle class we may feel for not involve a social OTQan only having con- that the faith of the is also slowly emerging but is people is science or being dedicated to passive and not yet a significant factor. emotional; we may translating the social teachings wonder about • A Latin American clergy the readiness of the Church into action in the with which the must be developed, but the bar- sacraments are A world. within the riers are many and the needs kept walls of the s . that your valuable x-' personal for church and the social usS foreign priests and lay mis- IN’ BRAZIL we found a coun- teachings wo papers won’t perish in a home fire sioned will continue for are not allowed to penetrate many try in a state of depression so- years. ciety. than to transfer them to a Safe De- that is both economic and spir- Our own devotion to • Aid from the U. S. and itual. Brazil hit the prin- Box was hard by posit in our vault.Rent one nowl the American ciple of separation of Church Church can be a the sudden resignation of Pres- and decisive factor state can create a hazard in saving the ident Janio Quadros last Aug- ' Wide Service Over continent from in trying to help Latin Amer- HOV. County Banking For 100 Years revolution, but ust, and inflation is becoming from such aid must be offered ica. For fear of outcries at and worse every day. accepted under realistic terms. According to Rev. Edmund compounded 4 timet yearlyl HUDSON THERE N. Leising, 0.M.1., vice the IS ONE provin- u COUNTY NATIONAL BANK big question „ of cial of the Oblates Mary Im- Save in m0i1... today in Latin America: llow person or by wo pay Deposits Insured maculate in Sao Paulo, 2,000 pottage both ways Up To $lO 000 By The much time is left? vF-? Catholics a day in Brazil are AFTON How SAVINGS INSURED TO $lO,OOO ' ' Federal much time is left to cor- v- Deposit Insurance Corporation being lost to the Faith either "matte rect without violence the famous by its friciitls” Aa mail. great through Protestant proselytizing if IrpMmiUi I I disparity between wealth and DIVIDENDS or through falling away to spir- a LUNCHEON olnrl month al poverty, breeding ground for itism. It is his estimate that every social and revolution- Mohewk. Open your ec- injustice of only 3% the Catholics in DINNER fount with SI 01 more. ary unrest? odd as much as you Sao Paulo are practicing Catho- please, whenever you To the Church to rr bring the lics, attending Mass on Sunday. olease. millions who have the faith Father Leising gave us some -EJ “bred in the marrow of idea of how inflation nn Grave their has af- n i Christmas Pillows bones” but who may lose that fected Brazil. lie said that in v'.YL'IiMV Mohawk 't heritage if left much 1946, the cruzcrio was valued Made of fresh evergreens longer without .nd Loon priests and instruction? at 17 to a U. S. dollar. When SAVINGS Attn. and fashioned with decorum To 40 Commerce St., Newark proper develop an articulate and we reached Sao Paulo it was 2, N. J. Ml purposeful Sou th Are On At leadership among valued at 304 to the dollar. Two Orange Ave. / /J Display the middle Mitchell 3-0260 11 L class? days later it rose to 322 to the - c I To FLORHAM PARK FREE •_ < HANOVER FLORAL CO. displace the ruling oligar- dollar. PARKING across the street V 9 y chy with some form of govern- Daily , 4; WED. EVES, to 8 P.M. Clottd Monday I K 7-IK7I Let us place a Christmas Pillow CARACAS, Venezuela, is also *h« a city in economic depression. on the Resting Place of only Restaurant In Paterson A ALTENBURG’S, New and recommended priest who has made it his Jersey’s largest oldest Your Loved by Duncen Hines" Departed Ones business to abreast of SHOTGUNS - RIFLES - HAND GUNS Hammond keep po- Organ dealer, is proud to present the new- litical movements In estimated est U Hammond Spinet with many exclusive features that there are, among Venez- N Gate of Heaven uela’s seven million people, S until now available only on more expensive Ham- Cemetery about 50,000 hard-core E commu- GUNS mond Organs. Here are a few just betterments: Call nists. Of these, he about E or Write said, W pm a thousand "know what it’s all Double Keyboard Twin Speakers, Pre-Set Tabs, Draw- HANOVER (Over 500 Guns in Stock) D FLORAL COMPANY about." RESTAURANT bars, Reverberation, Touch Response Percussion, Near Gate of Heaven-Hanover Contrariwise, he estimated EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER 20 Hamilton St. - MU 4-4198 that Permanent Pitch—and many others. 61 Ridgedale Ave. TU 7-0205 of the 1.500 priests in the “You Name 1t ... We Have It” "Open 7 Week" country, a good 100 Days o "probably ALTENBURG’S is the place to arc social-minded." buy your Hammond Luncheon served 11-1 It was his Cocktails our New because epoclelty view that Catholic masses urc Jersey's Organ you can depend on their 114-year slowly drifting away from the reputation for your complete satisfaction and fine faith but that a Catholic elite Selection Largest service. is being formed.

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’ Caldwell, N. J. CA 6-6666 RT 46 DENVILLE OA 7-3030 ELIZABETH • FLanders 1-2000 THE 8 ADVOCATE November 9, 1961 How’s That Again? Veterans ' Day THE QUESTION BOX rce years have passed Rev. Leo S.T.D., and Rev. Robert Hunt. since Nov. 11, deliver us, 0 Lord.” Yet Farley, S.T.D., of 1918 or^‘^when the War, a third World War Allies granted an armistice to the be Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington, mpy forced upon us for our own defense or Ramsey, N.J., Central Powers in World War I. That was a day the defense of the free are editors of The Box. of peoples who depend upon Question universal jubilation in the United States, for it us. Our President has told us that the United really meant the end Q. What should Catholic do of fighting. The signing of States has greater than a those present are unaware at the the striking power Russia. peace treaty when served moment many months later after much American men are no less brave than those who unexpectedly of the moral implica- and at conniving on the part of some fought in World War I and World meat on Friday the home tions of the Catholic’s action. of the delegates War 11. was not an occasion of elation. Even Veterans’ of a non-Catholic friend? Ob- For there is the so, Day reminds us of the always prob- Many Americans that serve the law embarrass thought we lost the peace frightful price which our country for or ability that subsequently they will after the paid victory his host? winning war. Armistice the day of in two in the last half become aware. And would not Day, wars century. It warns us victory, became a legal to this holiday. use every honorable means to obtain our ends subsequent awareness fur- The end of World War II A. Before tackling this di- on Aug. 15, 1945, without recourse to arms. nish them the occasion to regard was also a lemma, let’s make sure that it day of national rejoicing. Again, If our honored dead could Catholics as indifferent to the the speak, they would exists. For if, in the unlikelihood however, peace treaty was An- to laws of disappointing. urge us pray with greater intensity and fervor their church, and even other war won, and another that the non-Catholic party de- peace lost. Each that the rulers of nations might be endowed with hypocritical? peace treaty seemed to contain the liberately brought about this awk- seeds of fu- wisdom and will to settle their differences peace- ture wars. Nov. 11 was ward situation in order to test OF' COURSE THIS proclaimed as the day fully, so that their countries will not be drawn danger will on which our the Catholic party, then there is be avoided victory in World War II as well as into war. by carefully explain- World War I should be no dilemma. The Catholic ing to those celebrated. The name of party present that the ADDRESS the holiday was appropriately changed from Ar- IN AN on the occasion of his 80th must refrain from eating the awkwardness of the situation mistice Day to Veterans’ birthday and the third meat. We might also here Day. anniversary of his corona- suggest that cuses and now from the ob- tion last he refrain from Saturday, Pope John XXIII said that he future associa- servance of the law. But ifies AS AMERICANS now recall the victories in prayed for a solid and for world tion with this “friend.” one may both World lasting peace a legitimately question Wars, they honor the men who won troubled, There “always always restless, always under will be times also when whether such an these explanation will wars, they revere the memory of those who the threat of some fresh His the Catholic party really died that catastrophe.” Holi- can cour- spare the host any em- freedom might live, and they pray for ness urged his who included teously and hearers, Christians, tactfully decline the barrassment. We rather suspect the eternal of their 11 repose souls. Will Nov. Moslems and Jews 68 meat portion of the representing nations, as meal in such that it will only serve to become the occasion for the celebration well heighten of vic- as Cardinals, Archbishops, a way that any embarrassment in Bishops, priests his embarrassment, especially if tory a third World War? God forbid that and members to of religious orders, to to the host would be di- other there be third “pray greatly guests must also be in- a World War, of which there are God that men and nations, overcoming the ques- minished. Here also the dilemma formed of the delicate situation. now fearful portents. tions of material interest which divide them, resolves itself without too much World I The above reasons W'ar saw the first use of bombs may know how to raise themselves prompt us ever more to difficulty. to from regard those cases in which dropped airplanes. World War II witnessed those supreme values of the spirit which bring meat served more destructive bombs, rockets and them closer BUT WHAT OF those by a non-Catholic terrifying and which alone can lead them to- times the two host on be taken finally atom bombs which were dropped ward solid and lasting peace.” when all the diplomacy in the Friday may by the Catholic on Japan. In the last 16 years, scientists have May Our Father’s world will not soften the blow guest as rather ex- Holy prayer be our pray- developed intercontinental to the ceptional. We would thermonuclear mis- er. In order that our unsuspecting host? Would suggest, prayer may be pleasing to therefore, files, and bombs God, an that Catholics who have space ships which dwarf those let us offer it with peaceful hearts which embarrassing situation of this been invited to that fell on Hiroshima and love sort constitute a sufficient dine in the home Nagasaki. all men, even those men who are opposed to incon- Our must venience of non-Catholic friends prayer be “From a third World us. for the Catholic partv on a to excuse himself from the law Friday discreetly inform their host of abstinence? beforehand that they may not partake meat This of on this day. Catholic question receives a qual- Confused ified yes from many reputable theologians. The qualification or proviso is that in eating the meat InYour the Catholic party must effec- Prayers Right- Wingers and tively preclude giving scan- dal to those present. remember these, your deceased It is no secret that who them- some regard ward and firm acceptance of such teachings. selves Normally when a Catholic priests: as devout Catholics have felt free to cats belabor EQUALLY ABSURD meat on Friday in the and reject Pope John’s encyclical on and confused, but much presence more of others there is a real Archdiocese ISeicark “Christianity and Social Progress” (“Mater et outrageous, is the other main argument in- , danger of that these others Magistra”). voked by Catholic opponents of "Mater et will be scan- Rev. A. M. Kammer, Nov. 11, Neither is it Magistra” that which asserts idalized, This is so even when a secret how these Papal critics the Church has 1912 adherents of extreme social and no right to speak on socio-economic matters, right-wing Rev. Leonard A. Viccaro, Nov. economic theories to since these are purely secular. try justify their astonish- Pain 12. 1946 The Hell ing view that one oppose the argument is outrageous because it pre- Deepest of may teachings of Rev. John F. to Keenahan, Nov. “Mater et sumes lecture the Church on her Magistra” and still remain a dutiful rights and Hours 13, 1925 son of duties, and to Forty Mother Church. suggest that, in building up the Rev. Martin Church’s vast Mager, 0.5.8., One familiar argument says Catholics are not body of contemporary social doc- Nov. 13, 1933 bound trine, Leo XIII and Is Sense by Papal encyclicals because these are not Pope his successors have Loss of Archdiocese Newark Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emery A. infallible pronouncements, and only the latter repeatedly and grossly exceeded their God-given of Haitinger, Nov. 13, 1959 can command our assent. mandate. Nov. u. mi Rev. John J. Nov. 14, By Frank J. Sheed 35th Sunday Altar Pantacoit Boylan, THIS IS absurd. THE ARGUMENT St. StanUinut Knttk.i. 1M Ray . 1927 For one thing, a Papal en- is absurd and confused, M could because There is a horror in the thought what is meant by this teaching. Garfield Rt. Rev. Msgr. cyclical be the vehicle for an infallible it is blind to the fact that the socio-eco- divine inflict Our Lady of Vlrtorlea. Sigismund of hell which, unless We justice may over 2217 lludaon nomic we use our were all made by God for Blvd., .!*■ nicy city Swider, Nov. pronouncement. Further, quite frequently that sphere is not, and cannot be, and we do not know. 14, 1928 purely above, The JmmacuUte Heart of Mary. 47 laland which mind fully upon what it means, union with Himself. one is expounded in encyclicals is but a repeti- secular. The socio economic Every of pain of Rd., Mnhuah Rev. Julian A. Roszkowski, sphere unavoidably loss is primary, but the- Sacred tion of already Catholic doctrines. engages moral values and leaves us feeling that hell and a us is a mass of needs which only Heart. 12 Terrace Ate . Roch- Nov. 14, 1944 binding Finally moral principles. To ologians speak also of a pain of elle Park cannot and above the that it loving God be reconciled; God can meet. It is no Rev. Nicholas all, Holy Father’s critics are mis- extent, necessarily comes under the exagger- sense. This Grogan, may very well in- Nov. It, mi taken there be one or the other, ation but sheer understatement in supposing that the of Church's teaching which reaches to all may clude 24th M.S.SS.T., Nov. 1960 Pope’s power mission, punishment; in event Sunday Altar Pantacoit 14, but cannot be both. If to that any teaching authoritatively is limited to infallible matters faith possibly say the soul needs God St. Bridgets, Rev. George M. Nov. concerning and morals, including it must include sufferings of the 4IH Plane si . Newark Bloem, those hell exists, men argue, then God as the body needs food or water. UI * Korl <««• 1903 pronouncements. principles of the natu(%l law which come soul, and ultimately of the 15, not body, According to Catholic into whenever men to is love; since God is love, To be deprived of these means C" PUon Rev. John S. doctrine, even when play strive produce and from the loss not only of God ’nrrirn.'fon nc * Kiernan, Nov. 15, not distribute other men hell cannot ex- fearful while it but 1908 speaking infallibly the Supreme Pontiff can wealth. argue, agony, lasts; St. John Nepomurene. but of so much beside the 7007 Polk St . and often ist. death will end it. There is far Guttcnbcrg Rev. Michael very does, in encyclicals and the like, dutiful sons of Mother a love and A. McManus, Truly Church will not fellowship of other men St Alo.vftlus, 6?l| Wr«u,fle Ave.. of unmet Jcr* oblige the faithful to assent, to “religious assent” attempt to become her teacher, greater agony need for and for *»cy C Itv Nov. 16, 1909 they will accept THE COMPLETE answer to women, instance. The S P u 01 lh t as it is the soul of " ! roM - 'SO Hancock called, by which is meant not just outward her not Mother deprived God; and a... .*: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles J. only as but also as Teacher either lies in the souls in hell love self with a love Avc.. Jersey City feeling single cannot conformity, mere lip-service, but a sincere in- "Mater et death end it, for the soul which SI. Mary’a. ZU Central Ave . Rahway Kelly, Nov. 16, 1911 Magistra.” fact that hell's existence is excludes the love of immaculate 1210 taught is a any Conception. Pater* spirit. aon Plank ltd.. Seraueutt Rev. Joseph A. Dziewiez, Nov. by Christ, and Christ was su- other. Ch"°' *' ,#Ol W#,t 8,1 I'nlon 16, 1940 love: IS City' premely even those who THIS THE deepest torment Hatred is the life of as hell, Rev. Daniel F. McCarthy, Nov. Are These God’s know nothing else about Him of hell. What the hatred is its foundation. Children? punishment Diocese 17, 1909 know that. In the previous column of Paterson : Rt. Rev. Msgr. Andrew M. we His Matthew Nov. ii, mi quoted words, . A feature article in Harper’s carried this to handle the ....2Slh Egan. Nov. problem officially, so don't Sunday After Pantacoit 17, 1928 headline: they xxv. 41. Look at them again. alarming "Sex the Problem that give it SS. Cyril and Methodlua. 223 Rev. Maurice L. any prominence in discussing extra cur- Acker- McManus, Colleges Evade.” The sentence tells the ricular Earlier in the same Gospel man Ave.. Clifton opening activities on the Ha ltd Nov. 17, 1957 campus. comes the Sermon the Mount Park* on Ave . Prospect tragic consequences of this unfortunate, negative Other colleges limit on the Reds themselves to the role which with the Beatitudes Why Mt. St. Jntcph Orphanage. attitude: "When the dozen come of begins Shop, college girls by policemen. "They have a wide and casual nerd Lane. Totowa to their childhood and of police and continues through three chap- pediatricians, desperate array regulations about who may visit Nov. If, 1941 in tears because it is time to student ters (5—7). In it Our Lord they are pregnant, a dormitory, where (in downstairs 24th Sunday After Penlecott The Advocate warns at question what is being done in to protect called His hearers of hell least World The Carmel. Mnrrtatnwn colleges lounges, ’passion or in pits,’ student Defied St of Anthonv Padua. them." rooms), when five times. We may not see how OS Myrtle Official Publication and how (doors open, lights on, four AVC . I'BOllc of the These hell can fit with the existence of young girls are victims of the times feet on the floor).” Archdiocese of Newark and of the in which live. We have banished a loving God; but we know that By Louis F. Budenz they practically The name of Dr. Leo Koch frequently enters Diocese of Paterson all the taboos of past and the tho discussion of it does, or Christ would not have ages, undoubtedly sex matters on the college Most Rev. Thomas A. Boland, most important of these is the taught it. Ur. Karl Wittfogcl, a scholar! due to his dignified, proper campus. He is the ex-professor of biology at the "propaganda" often- Mass Calendar S T.D., Archbishop of Newark. what of worth and a former Marxist- and reslranicd discussion of the sex angle. University of Illinois, who In grasping it means, wo sive. was fired for stating Leninist, has contributed this Published weekly by Tho Advocate saw must leave aside es- bit j Publlahinji Today’s sophisticated philosophy sounds that he no reason to condemn fancy, Corporation; Most Rev. prc-marltal of wisdom to LET like the sort of lavish indul- our State ME introduce Thomas A Boland. S.T.D.. President; something this: "Sex is something essentially relations between mature pecially Depar-! you to the Nov 12 Sunday. 25th Sunday nflrr and responsible stu- Ht Itev. Msgr. James A. Hughes, P.A., mont's own "Problems of Com- name and fame PfntecoM 2ml t U** (Jrvrn Ma«« «»f and intrinsically natural. It is sex that dents who were gence in the invention of horrors of Alexander J. V.G.. Vice Rt. Rev. peoples aware of the This rifth Sundav nflrr Kmiihituy used President; consequences. munism": i% Msgr. Jemes F. I.ooncy, A.M., Secretary; the earth. therefore should be is which Dante in for; the j Korniechuk, one of the most (•I. Ir. I*rcf or Trinity. Why young people not evading the sex issue. This is goes Rt. Rev. Mser. Cseter M. Rinaldi an open in- successful Soviet Nov 13 Mondav St DlcUrut. Con and kept in the dark? tell children vitation to commonly-held of devils "Obviously, whoever wants to dramatists. The fasaor. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul Knappek. P.A., Why young pious, defy the code of morals set down in picture j .ird <*la»« White (Si. 2nd toll unbelievable fairy prodding with understand communist latest of his porductions, "Where c (I*), t omrnon l»ref Trustees. 31 Clinton ft.. Newark a. talcs about the conception and the Ten Commandments. people pitchforks policy is N. J. MArkct 40700. the mi-L°V ‘ * TupmUiv St Jovaphat. birth of not not not hound Dnieper Flows," Mlahop babies? Why tell them tho truth, in Scripture and in the duty to study communist cleverly in- Martyr, drd l la*B Hed Cl. Com- Member of the Catholic Press Assoel; terlinks mon Pref, the whole IF THERE IS a and doctrine." discussions of stlon snd the International Union of unvarnished truth?" driving compelling rea- teaching of the Church. The communist Wednesday !? : St Albert the the Catholic Press. Subscriber to the son for religious schools teachings with the (.rent, shop. we have it right here. devils have worse troubles of Had this daily life of t onfoaaot. Doctor. ant N.C.tV.C. News Service. thought been accepted (law. White THIS OPEN, brazen to the Education without memhers 111 and Coll C IP). No approach question religion, culture without God, their own; being far bv of a collective farm. tr ( editorial Board: Most Rev. Msrtln W. greater widely throughout America, as f onmum Pref has its unfortunate can Nov Ifl Thur'ri.it Stanton. ST D.. Ph D.t Most Met Walter conscqucuces. Sox is dis- lead only to moral disaster. We a I’raisc St Crrtrudr. are told that nature, they have far greater fortunately is now done of "our Nikita" and n ****** W. Curtis, STD.; Rt. Rev. Mser. WU- cussed with the bcinß it White («l. Common same freedom and lack of reserve this was the reason for the destruction "the llam C. tlcimbuch: Rt. of Sodom for more would not warm welcome he I’rcd Rev. Msgr. John capacity suffering. extensively, we received Nov. J Dougherty. S.T.L. with which we discuss football, the weath- and Gomorrha. Could 17 Krldav. S|. Creiory 8.5.D., Very politics, it be that we arc in the United States" tk Rev. Msgr. provoking he in the had way we are. Even is blended Thau mat uraua. Diahop. Confeaaor. 3rd George W. Shea. S.T.D.I er or math. Young people not only discuss this Almighty God in the WHAT ACTUALLY do we know Clu»» White. Very Rev Msgr. Thornes M. Rear- same manner as the communists with tributes to "the Cl 2nd Coll C r|*». Com- now, in the U.S. un- strength and don. U.R.; Rev. Jemes W. O’Neill; problem more take more liberties of these about hell? mon Pref freely; they people ancient, wretched cities? That it exists; that wisdom of Comrade Nov. Rev. William N. Field, M.L.S.t derstand better than we the truth Lenin.” It IB Salurda> Dedication of Rev and are their William Keller. M.A., they more daring than parents If our institutions of higher refuse to it came into existence when Sa- is all hound the* Baallic.li ol ss Peter and Paul. S.T.L.; Rev. Fran- learning of what Ur. Wittfoßel jtas writ- together in the de- Apostle*, ini t la%* cis J. Houghton. S.T.L. were. take refuge in the false that face tan White. Cl. Cr They security an issue that destroyed nations and his followers rebelled termination. C Pref through ten. To them Moscow has expressed repeated- omrnon Ksecutive Director: Rt. Rev. Megr. birlh control is to Just — accord and moral is it not God; that it is a u " ' »H. John J Klley. supposed them, decay, to .nLV'n . Sumlay higli time that we cease against place released ly. devote themselves their new beautifully printed to "the ,*fbt«f.<«l- 3mt uui, fireen. M.h conduct when they arc in the of of Patereon Representative: Rev. Carl J. company heaping fulsome, an suffering; that it docs not end. of ur) “ *, ‘»r l» extravagant praise building ~S Kptphany upon English translations of Lenin's communism" and to ttaert :l Wolatn. BT.L. the opposite se:; has become a world-wide scandal educational Gl. C r Pref ol Trinity system that bypasses the Of details, we have only one, most im- works. "overtaking America in as short KKY: Managing Editor: Floyd Anderaon, —even to the Gl. Glurlat Cr. Creetl; C. from godless Russians. portant thing in the life of the use of the word fire. K. all human beings Our a time as possible and in the Voile, .Va» of Italy Ghoat; N What are the to meet every Archdiocese Subscription Price: tt 50 yearly. colleges doing this the salvation of their immortal souls? Lord uses it several times. It IN THE VERY first of these. field." ol Newark, p Diocese ol Pater.oni Coll. Collecti Pref. Second Cleae problem or stem this reckless thinking and de- We want Lenin declares that work Prafaee postage paid at Newark well-educated young people, clever clearly means great suffering, every If the of Soviet grading conduct? to the people Russia According Harper’s young people gifted and learned in the for there are not many suffer- written by Marx and Engels was arts and are so indoctrinated in the field article, few colleges have any clear-cut policies. sciences. Rut most of all we want who ings on earth Worse than fire can saturated with dialectic material- of people entertainment, it can be Rules have been relaxed to a where understand ap- point they what Jesus Christ meant when inflict. But it does not us ism. And It is the tactics which He give preciated how their whole lives almost invite the students to accept the free and said: flow from dialectic material- any picture of hell; it differs too are filled code of with the indirect advice with justifications for easy morality, "What doth it a ism THE profit man, if he gain the much from the fire we know, dif- that cause the Worker Oct. Soviet actions. AROUND PARISH and to warning not get caught. They do not want whole world and suffer 29 the loss of his soul?" fers in two ways especially: to justify dictator Khrush- it torments not chev’s gigantic bomb blasts. NOR first, spirits, only HAVE WE half measured, souls separated from bodies at Only a few days after Dr. as yet, the billions of dollars ex- Good, Good death but angels who have never Wittfogcl's words were published, pended by the Soviet in the U.S. had second, it the alone Housekeeping! bodies; does nqt powerful New York Times to cause us to accept Mos- consume bodies, when these are I came forth with quite a differ- cow's views or at least to hes- Ttie current issue of Good Housekeeping vidual citizen. He wields the itate greatest lever of in- rejoined to men's souls at the ent view. On Oct. 20, it suggested about the continuing crises magazine carries an article to be commended. It fluence in the publishers' and producers’ world end of the world. We have no that a possible "division in the that arise. is entitled "Smut The Poison That on at Preys the cash register and box office. - notion how it operates. communist world" might "ulti- Right Our Children." In j now, there are being dis-i a non-scnsational manner it We hope that the to corollary that conclusion mately push Khrushchev" to- tributed at least to to IN FACT, hell Is a profound different pub- exposes its vast readership the "big business" will be equally obvious to the ward editors and pub- an understanding with the lications in English, issued from of sex peddling pornographers mailing list to Isihers of Good mystery, hut it is a mystery not Housekeeping. In the world of West against Red China. Both East These the movies. documented the of God’s cruelty but of man's Germany. pamphlets Dispassionately publication, they hold a of Soviet the Times position leadership. powers, sugges- and magazines run all the comes across: "There must be power to hate God. I do not mean way point an all out I hey arc part of a far flung chain of national ted, would have thrown aside battle the that in most sinners there is from a pocket guide on the "Ger- against filth in many movies, maga- publications. have any They struck out on a bold (their "ideological motives." zines and books. Without hot-headed conscious hatred of God here man Democratic Republic" to risking rem- tack within the closed circle of their on industry. earth. with the GI)R Review and the Dem- edies, intelligent public opinion can do the ." lo our knowledge Sin begins a perver- CONTEMPLATE FOR a mom- they arc the first major ocratic German which There will be those who will find fault with to ted love of self. But love of self ent a al- Report, monthly have come out so the kindly Khrushchev, strongly on sub- tries to frighten us with nazi the article. It wasn't enough in condem- of can grow monstrous, a sort of though the Butcher of strong ject pornography in print, picture and films. Budapest ghosts. nation. It didn't credit the work and idolization of self, and author of the sufficiently of We would that this will not worship poisonous bomb hope be a one-shot That the NODL and Legiort of Decency. There wasn’t With initiative crowding out the love of every- blast, meekly coming over to the these ideas go nut to the operation. and cooperation it moral tone in to beside, and side the to country as a whole is attested enough the motivation action. It could turn into a relay in the competitive thing capable of turn- of West, in order save race to by the several underplayed the effect of pornography on adoles- of the publishing world. ing into hatred of God. jus from Red China! lengthy letters cents. These critics from non-communists to we refer to the incisive com- As I have said, hatred of God It is the blurred vision caused our JUST AS THE telling ment of Pope John XXIII in “Mater et article the individual not come in this life newspapers, us that So- Magistra”: spurs may j by such interpretations as that within his viet Russia needs "It sometimes happens that sincere men person sphere of influence to so because God is suf- help because it act, mainly not on the Times which causes so we might hope that the fears West Germany. have differing views. When this occurs, they author and publishers of ficiently thought about. But at many to ask: does the article within people "Why should take care to show mutual the sphere of communications death the of respect and fact God, infinite in Khrushchev constantly defy the which will act to continue what have TIIE SAME ARGUMENT was explore extent to they can work in co- they so well begun. power and majesty, must be world now in regard to opinion, used to operation themselves. Thus The author refers to the refusal of cajole us into acquies- among they can in four ma- faced; and to self-love grown the nuclear bombs?" dailies in cence in the Soviet take-over of good time accomplish what necessity requires. one city to accept the objection- monstrous He will be able instantly Our reply can be quite blunt: the countries behind should not exhaust advertisement for an American-made now the They themselves in inter- film. hateful ns rival to the adored self. Because he Is Another of applying the prin- Iron Curtain. If it were minable discussion, and under the pretext of the the national weeklies has recently So the sinner has chosen true, refused to include sep- ciples of Marxism-Leninism and then the U.S. should better or the best, fail to do the good in its best seller those immediately that is listings aration from God; to he in close using method to and nooks it considers The climate every bring surrender to Moscow, for every possible so obligatory." objectionable. of union with God would be intoler- about the individual world Soviet dictator- major communist pronouncement responsibility is warming up on the able. The of hell THE principal pain ship. He counts on complete in- brands RESPONSIBILITY for success in stem- publishing front. the United.States as "the results from the doctrination “I’m the "but we ming the tide of is unavoidably of his own subjects chief enemy" not of the So- sorry,” says usher, don’t have any pornography placed properly Let it not be chilled out of existence for lack Theologians only where jt separation. call it and creation of an astigmatic here to belongs on the shoulders of the indi- of persistence. viet-controlled countries but of arrangements accept credit cards for the the pain of loss. Think hard upon vision among many in the West, all mankind. collection.” BUT TRUE November 9, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 9 Letters to the Editor STRANGELittle-Known Facts For Catholics {The Advocate welcomes letters tbe i ( to Editor,for publication By M. J. MURRAY Copyright, 1961, N.C.W.C. News Berrla» m Ibis column. They should he timely, signed by the writer, end WhyDidn’t Tell Her wherever They brief possible .)

The Discussion Only by starting on their level lie peace.” And until this ob- He’s a Father? can this formula Husband, we put to good jective is achieved, he suggests Of Birth Control use. we all live in peace by respecting In Father O’Brien’s opinion the the rights of all to freedom of By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. Editor: “greatest of the bat- conscience and belief hope ending religious Assistant tle birth Professor of Sociology, St. Louis In the Oct. 10 Look magazine over control lies in the and by refraining from seeking University field of "Professional there is an article that should be theology.” through legislation to impose our n a *' ' r nc l(,s^css in a from home can debate this mat- living large city away and have been dating read by every thinking Catholic, theologians particular religious creed on oth- r ,uV l a Catholic man who ter young seemed serious in his to the especially those in the lay aposto- with dispassionate objectiv- ers. very intentions, even point of with of taking me out to have dinner late. It’s entitled "Let's Take ity, no breach personal Martin J. Hanily, with his Catholic parents. The other day one of our non- Catholic Birth Control Out friendship and no rift in the pub- Irvington. pilots asked me if I knew of Politics” by that the young man was married and had several Rev. John A. O’Brien, research children. didn’t his Why parents or friends give me this information? Arc indif- professor of they theology, University ferent to or do infidelity, they think it’s a I don’t! of Notre Dame. joke? How Your not many Catholics, in dis- experience is as ex- sacrament ILO Technical ment, sealed by a and personal responsibility to God for cussing the birth control issue ceptional as it may appear to for binding life under all circum- his actions, but these beliefs arn with members of other faiths, re- some. This situation is less likely stances. But there is also indif- no longer operative in their lives. sort to in to catch-phrases and emo- occur small towns or set- ference to sin on the part of par- They may dislike infedility and tional accusations? Father O’- tled communities but in our high- ents Assistance and friends. avoid it themselves, yet modem Erien gives this formula: ly mobile, urbanized it is simple society, They apparently do not regard society has conditioned them to first, establish an atmosphere of becoming increasingly easy to infidelity as a serious offense, regard it as a kind of clever game mutual good will and friendly By Msgr. G. maintain convenient anonymity, since George Higgins they cooperate with the of- rather than a these cheap deception communication, thereby getting a tinder circumstances, some Director, Social Action Department, KCWC fending partner by helping him and a violation of one’s word to better of the women do not discover the conceal understanding oppo- young his marital status. This God and partner. site viewpoint and a more serious Somc of the 'Health real marital status of their ac- is act specific examples Organization (WHO) and a positive on their part. to effort extend the areas of International Labor Organiza- the United Nations Educational quaintances until they have be- Normally, parents and friends THE DEVELOPMENT of such agreement until solution is tion’s technical come with the serious a assistance activi- Scientific and Cultural Organiza- deeply involved, would mention a man's wife and attitudes has implications reached. Second, the ties in countries will tion result that cither cause a for American Catholics. recognize developing (UNESCO) as well as the they children, or give some indication As I substantial agreement already demonstrate its usefulness as an United Nations istelf. divorce, enter an invalid mar- that he was married, during the have explained when discussing between instrument of social suffer existing Catholic and progress. riage, or a sad experience. course of a friendly conversation. the qualities needed for religious non-Catholic the In Burma American THIS PROJECT involves many survival in this secular concerning over- an mining But the real issue is the amaz- society all different programs. FAO experts TOGETHER WITH this indif- objectives of family planning. engineer is working with a Dutch ingly immoral attitude of Cath- ("The American Catholic Fam- are ference toward The average non-Catholic will niining expert teaching young teaching improved agricultur- olics toward such situations. In sin, there is also ily", Prcnticc-llall, 1956), the al resist Burmese the rudiments of methods. UNESCO is teaching a lack of concern for others. The Catholic not your starting a discussion ! mining your case it was the callous in- minority must only the Indians how to read and attitude seems to not by stating an eternal truth and engineering in order to rebuild difference of the man’s parents be, "I’m know their family values and to convince him of important export markets lost write. WIIO is seeing to their God Love You my brother’s keeper. He’s old hold them in esteem, trying it. It's j and friends. Another young wom- high they physical needs. And the ILO is enough to know much better to try to under- during the war. what he’s to, must also an reported that she had met up provide group support stand his teaching the Indian skills with and the girl should be smart in them. thinking and gradually some 20 married and unmarried living up to TRAINING PROGRAMS in In- which lead him to improve his lot in life. enough not to be taken in with up to the eternal truth. friends of the man who had pro- Individual Catholics will not dia will help fill the tremendous 3 his Tine’.’’ Some resettlement is going on Philosophies to her, yet none withstand the of sec- need for skilled and semi-skilled posed marriage long impact to move the from the This people of them had bothered to is sheer hypocrisy, for it ular views if Catholics JEROME HINES labor in newly built steel plants. inform ass highest regions of the mountains, her that he is their tacit conspiracy of si- ILO experts are overhauling vo- was “happily” mar- group thoughtlessly cooperate LUCIA EVANGELISTA where climate and land are poor, lence that makes it for with cational instructor train- On Aid ried and had three lovely child- possible the maritally unfaithful in training, to the lowlands, where manpow- Foreign the cheater to with OPERA STARS and ren. get by his de- their midst, thus giving the im- ing supervisory training pro- er is in short with Alexander Alaxay, pianist supply and where ception, while the innocent party pression that is min- :grams. Fulton J. Sheen infidelity a they can themselves to By Bishop help a WHAT HAS HAPPENED to is bound to be misled. Of course or offense or a matter of per- BENEFIT CONCERT In the heights of the Andean al- better life. They are being train- the Catholic attitude toward the they will argue that they do not sonal option. tiplano" in Peru and ed to take over for ST. JAMES HOSPITAL Bolivia, as instructors I There are three ways of dealing munities in the Church. Many of sin of infidelity? Have Catholics want to risk offending this double- Ecuador, the ILO is supervising when the experts withdraw. with MOSQUE THEATER, NEWARK | underdeveloped countries. these are on the missions. For become merely indifferent, or dealer. Doesn’t this imply that a joint effort of United major The American aid Americans to arc they guided the mistaken SAT., DEC. 2 - 8:30 P.M. IN THE RAPIDLY foreign pol- aid only American by they regard the sin as trivial or Nations organizations, attempting developing \ icy belief November Intentions Tickets: generally believes in working missionaries, the French to aid that what others do in acknowledge no concern for the St, 95 94, 93, S3. to kingdom of Libya, the j integrate the long forgotten Interna-; from the down this is Call Tad Langan Ml 3 1300 Ext. 33S tional Labor Organization j top from gov- only French and the Germans to regard none of their con- welfare of others? The Holy Father’s in- Andean Indians as useful citizens. oper- general Special Group Rate* Available ! ernment officials to hungry stom- aid only German missionaries is cern, and consequently that tention November In ates a technical and clerical for Is: this program the ILO is work- HOW DO achs to the overthrow of govern- to the adults who must SUCH Catholics “get Available at All Bamberger Stores center at destroy world plan. The keep company The proper evaluation and ing with the Food and Agricul- training Tripoli to train that way”? Theater Ticket Service Ml 3-4331 ments. Our missionaries work Holy Father knows better than be mindful of the old marketplace Constant, unthinking conduct of old boys for jobs in banks and gov- age. ' ture Organization (FAO), World from exposure to a secular climate , the outside to the inside; any one of us where the needs warning, “Caveat (Let of ernment offices as well emptor!” The mission intention as ma- opinion that does not suggest- chine i they feed the hungry and then are lie and the Church alone the buyer beware!)? I believe recognize ed for the shops, jobs formerly held j man’s essential Apostleship of Pray- elevate their souls to self-deter- have world plan. that the immoral attitude dependence on by the foreigners who ruled the i a It is an honor we are er by the Pope is: mination of their natural destin- to fit into discussing shares in both these God and his consequent obliga- land. it, as you do when That the tion to live to young people in mis- ies. you contribute to the traits. according God’s The ILO has also trained Society for young the laws has gradually dulled their sionary territories, even when For those who to Propagation of the Faith. In the first there is in- attend Pakistanis operate tractors, THERE ARE ALSO several place, Christian engaged in technical pursuits, difference sense of sin. They still bulldozers, excavators and to the serious sin of may be trained scrap- philosophies of giving to the un- profess belief in in the spirit GOI) I.OVE YOU to a grateful This the sovreignity Mass ers needed to change the Sind of the world. infidelity. is obvious on the of faith. derdeveloped people sailor for 525. “Please accept of God, in heaven, hell, and the Daily Desert into a fertile for The part of the shallow Don Juans a valley American policy is economic this small last judgement, and the individual =_ offering for the mis- involved, for know that THE raising crops. aid; the Soviet is economic they they NEW ROMAN policy sions in thanksgiving for recent MISSAL a are violating a sacred Outside Athens, Greece, aid with psychological indoctrina- commit- they advance in rating.” to By ... RtV. F. X. LASANCC set up a school for tion in order to world training boys produce Anonymous for $5. “In thanks- in carpentry and masonry which imperialism. to FEATURES designed < X giving St. Mathilda for a favor A Mittal eapadaSy has been the model for all What Capuchin to Talk for those who attend c of the a would come received." daAyMass. 5 change ... • New Rebrict • Ntw Holy | to Mrs. G. D. —complete latta King’s Schools over the world if all U.S. Your W#ek Rita • Ntw Faestt la and spread throughout [ foreign for $5O. “I am an English. .% 86-year-old Frapar Placet • Matt fa# Greece. These are insti- aid to At Newman Club training underdeveloped countries mother, grandmother and great- tutions set Ivary Day ia latia and up by the Greek gov- were given through Catholic and grandmother to a family of 46, Eaglitfc • Ufa af Saial ernment. SOUTH ORANGE—Rev. Bene- Nearly 3,000 hoys are at Protestant missionaries instead of and af Day • Eiplaeetiea my heart aches for helpless dict O.F.M. will present learning useful trades through politicians. These mis- Joseph, Cap., be af litergy end Ota babes." such as guest at the Nov. 17 savings speaker af Mittal a M—y shocmaking, tailoring, sionaries live with the people, Cut out lllesfratieet electrical this column, pin your meeting of the Newman Club work, painting and speak their language, share their • auto sacrifice to it and address it to Alumni of New Jersey in the Clear, Easy. mechanics. poverty, love them unto death te-Rced Type Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, National Scton Hall and bring to them the real Prep library. n IN TIIE CARIBBEAN only Director, for the republic' Society Propa- Father Joseph will speak on of Haiti, where antidote there is to communism ILO experts first gation of the Faith, 366 Fifth “The Significance —a Christ-like heart that would and Meaning taught the people of the back New York, to | die for virtue Ave., or your dio- of Supernatural Faith in our country the and truth rather correct construction cesan director: Bishop Martin W. Secularistie He is Catholic of the than be a slave to the Anti-Christ Age.” wheel, training specialists j Stanton, 31 Mulberry St.. Newark, of Children’s have of communism. chaplain Village, a helped the country to re- or Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. % | When the Soviets infiltrate treatment center for emotionally organize technical educaiion. a 24 Im- Louis, DcGrasse St., Paterson. disturbed and delinquent boys at country and establish a commun- 3 proved tanning methods are rev- Dobbs ist the Ferry, N.Y. olutionizing its leather industry. regime by force, U.S. is bound to The social action and welfare ! A leading vocational school is be- protest or act or fight committee ing streamlined. to maintain the status quo. This Camden Aids of the alumni will conduct a at the East The ipimediately puts us on the side bingo Or- • 18S2 Poges ILO is also concerned with Veterans at this NATIONAL of reaction. The missionaries, to ange Hospital on Nov. bank making useful citizens of the dis- • Pocket Sire the 10. On Nov. 24, a Pirate Bridge abled. In for contrary, believe in educat- Brazil Parish Egypt, example, GO will be held in Cranford. .17.71 ing native clergy and a native • 4xtttUtt it. it Stn A#. in December for the ethics nooHwtout in*.-si Guatemala Formosa, then on the land for industry, management 4i! L-cn A..H |t»w'*.od*r. mcnoe cwu.».itc«taMM and Indonesia have dry Diocese of Jatai in the Brazilian and CLIFTON N9um*m vitw •»-*u loioucmttoim also received ILO assistance in of Jordan, driving the Western businessmen, particularly in * M ■<:, state of Goias. CWMJk nerrnuns iisvmwK world .regard to their relations with VtnA.t It wietaut eoeoucH '-px* *.■)««* rehabilitating the physically crazy with his diversion- f j A*« ‘lf it Clfltir St mmiss wtsr M.irato handicapped. ary tactics. BISHOP Benedict employes. H I M I ( 1 l| n»l D. Coscia, llltlll ■•■••••Cl lIIMIIIIM Since The Society for the 0.F.M., a native of is The seven meetings will be held 1950 nearly 2,t00 young Propaga- Brooklyn, men from 48 countries have been tion of the Faith has a world the Ordinary there, lie had through November with the last too one scheduled St. Francis sent for training abroad under the plan, to serve all peoples served in Brazil for 12 years for mid-December. over the world. prior his ILO's vast fellowship and work- .all Hut by send- to consecration on Sept. ing all alms central 21. a er-trainee program. Many have i to a source the been trained in the United States I— Holy Father it elimin- Fathers Kennedy and O'Neill the ates diversionary or will take of Assisi through cooperation of the spasmodic eventually charge of a U. S. Department of Labor. |or unequal giving, as when each parish. Archbishop Damiano said decides for himself where his the parish will be staffed and SURELY THE technical assist- alms j will go. supported by the Camdcn> Dio- ance of the program ILO is thor- There are 569 religious com- cese. 5S And Peace oughly in accord with Christian social teaching. Indeed it might be said that this kind of technical ✓ assistance is explicitly called for in Pope John XXIII’s new social a of encyclical. "Mater et Magistra " gift "Emergency aid." His Holiness writes, "although a duty imposed Chartreuse A SPECIAL by humanity and justice, is not SERIES OF HOLY enough to eliminate or even to Chartreuse is of the most reduce Liqueur one appreciated the causes which in not a Rifts you cun select for any friend with a taste for few political communities bring HOURS EACH THURSDAY Rood living. Chartreuse has a colorful a history dating about permanent state of want Wt®* - s buck to 11)05 when the Marshal d’Kstrdes gavo the misery, and hunger. These caus- recipe to the Carthusian Friars. Today, this distinctive Thru December es flow, for the most from 21st part, is still the Monks near thu "m*~- the liquour produced by at the primitiveness or backward- Th* Friars Church of 11. Francis of Aiml Invita you to offar Monastery of La Grande Chartreuse in Franco. ness of their with tham a timely sarlas of Franciscan Holy Hours dedicated to tha economic systems. Chartreuse is available in both bottles and Faaca of Christ. And this cannot he remedied ex- half bottles in gift cartons. cept by means of varied forms of THURSDAY cooperation directed to making y these citizens acquire new out- CHARTREUSE Proof looks, professional qualifications, Y«llo« HU Proof • (*r«*n IJO of and scientific and technical fei bJfla'ot 0* %t«ry NOVEMBER 16th com S(Hl«fftlin * CO . Wf.ltl pctence.” JO C»op«r N. V. Qtpi. If

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(choose tha service most convanlant) WORCESTER - Charles F. Stark Jr, of Bayonne has been TOPIC: PREACHER: named activities editor of the \ INTERRACIAL PEACE Fr. Finian F. Korwin, O.F.M. Purple Patcher. the senior year- book at Holy Cross College. He C«nd for buyora, too) 'jwmccui is a graduate of Regis High Jmu School, ST. A-VJ, "THE PEOPLE never trans- fers its powers to a king so com- 135 WEST 31t( STREET, (and 32nd Sf.) pletely . . . but that it reierves

Till: GROUND I drama pointing WALKED cs, from which he quotes. It what up the dismal plight of hu- can be salvaged from that New manity ON, Plays trapped in a meaningless exist- by George N. Shuster. Far- was after the Yalta ence. given just system will not be incorporated Are rar, Straus & 256 The Complaisant Lover—Rather How Jo Succeed In Business Without Better Cudahy. Conference. into vast Business the Russian agglom- Really Trying Clever and catchy candid staging pages. $4.50. triangle comedy by Gra- President Shuster noted eration of military tunes make enormously entertaining this strength ham Greene witty, cynical Billed as the recollections of that yet subtly in- musical about a blithe young that the conference had en- which henceforth opportunist blitzing may rule the his way up to execu- a dicts its lovers tive status By William H. college president (Hunter dorsed a division of Europe world ...” guilty as selfish, Mooring Irma la Douco Paris atmosphere, College), this is much more into is irresponsible and immature. sweet two spheres of influence, There an index, but only of songs and a charming new star "The persistence of film than that squandered on the sordid history of a most Gillette tells us: "A —as Mr. Shuster was and continued: Kean—Lavishly mounted, well- picturei the policy has been so successful names of individuals. It would French prostitute. producers in up was much more acted drama Lst If Ride passing family with family has than a college “For the first time in the have been concentrating on the Intermittently amusing appeal a poten- that ‘A Disney Film' now is helpful to have had musical films to illicit version of ’’Three Men on a concentrate on ‘spectacu- tial audience of 125 president. Spanning the years of free America, dreary love-life of a 19th Horse. Somewhat over million, about all a theater needs to history we a more complete one. suggestive in spots. lar’ end ad- Mary, ‘sensational’ topics is while from 1959 to 1959, he century stage idol. Mary—Jean Kerr’s funny, frothy an 'adult' film is limited to vertise in order explores shall have to look the issue of adult to draw parents comedy about an all-but-divorced Anthony on Overtime — pair one of the blunders that affairs in New York MR. SHUSTER Rip-roaring fun- too to admit is hold- less than half that number. City, in the slave labor in the concludes tor-all stubborn that they’re still and their kids.” squarely Hlackfriars’ comedy at>oul the deeply in love. ing down movie attendances.” “II United States and in the world with a beautiful tribute to match-making moves of an Milk would the face . . . The kind of govern- his irrepressible A Honey Melodic musical salute pay Hollywood aunt who entrusts all fam- This has been with a gentle a wife: Italo-Americari to modern Israel’s said before in studios to make at least as Comancheros touch, chari- ment to be set in the Rus- Uy crises to the Saint of Padua. young farming pioneers. twice up Accepts divorce and remarriage, but other- this column. It is table and an The Blacks—Wildly non-conventional Eu- worth repeating many films Good hand, urbane in- sian part of Germany has al- “It is often said a wife wise has sound values. family as adult ones. (Family) is ropean play scoring racial prejudice. In- now because it comes telligence that makes it a de- cludes Misalliance—Unusually deft off-Broadway from an Instead they do just the When a Texas ranger (John ready been created. It is a gov- the shadow of her husband, or some gutter talk and blasts Church revival of Shaw’s oppo- as dated form comedy lampooning the light to read to of tyranny. rigid social experienced film trade editor, site.” adds hunts —andhard put ernment such as Radck dream- that a husband is the shadow Blood, Sweat conventions of his time. Don Carle. Wayne) flown a southerner and Stanley Poole — Often down. farce L d Brilliant Don Carle Gillette of tbc “Walt ed of in 1919 of his wife. amusing about peacetime Army gold- . * V melodic adap- leading Disney,” lie "is (Stuart Whitman) far murder —a union of That is not true of bricking. tation of Shaw’s trade says, Hunter even though it proceeds on the comedy about the Cockney daily, “The Hollywood Re- the College was his base, generals and us. We made assumption that large-scale stealing flower-girl transformed by the proud pro- only film-maker during an illegal New Orleans Communist Party one shadow, and is a porter.” consistently but his interests for Livable little prank. fessor of speech. Some low. broad humor duel in were world- functionaries ... There is for it I am in this Came lot in to new no _ scenes featuring her raffish catering the whole family and 18-13, nothing is add- place say- Splendid pageantry, cap- father. and his friends tivating tunes and a to wide, were guarantee ing thanks.” likeably idealistic One-Way Pendulum - Brainless BritLsh ed the routine western. When whatsoever that F.A. nook make this Lerner-Loewe Arthurian farce often tiresome but occasionally funny. legion. musical a brave captor and and joysome geste. captive together line Th# Purlie Victorious Clever Negro comedy M«r«l rating by tha Mr. Shuster Caretaker—Effective three-character New York offleo of tho paints a vivid British drama almost genially ridiculing white National Legion up, brain and brawn, to in which a disreputable old supremacy of Oocancr with coonora- oppose picture of Fiorello in the South as anacronLxm slated tlon of Motion Picture LaGuardia derelict loses himself a haven by arrogant- an soon MOVIES Department/ Inter- the white comancheros who live ly to vanish. national Federation patronizing his benefactors. of Catholic Alumnae. in a few pages, and of the oth- Carnival Sail Humble Cure — Charming, Away Melodic Mediterranean in a secret commune and wistfully gay join of Ars musical about cruise now and then orphaned briefly ers with >vhom he worked dur- an French girl dc- aground in pro- forces with mended by the performers fanity and vulgarisms. For further Information uprising Comanche of a traveling can: MA 3-5700 or AD 2 6900 ing those 20 circus. Indians, the years. Reading A Shot in the Dark Heavily suggestive old-style adventure A Cook for Mr. General farce this is like spending an eve- BLESSED AND POOR, by Satanic manifestations. — Extremely rronen sentimentalizing the plight of action profane and a parlor Morally Unobjectionable for becomes exciting, and the rather silly comedy about an maid of easy virtue accused of Everyone ning with a literate Rev. Daniel l’ezcril. Pantheon. Irascible Army charming, ORIGINALLY published in officer tamed by the cul- murdering one of her paramours. Ben Hur vs „f Thrills story takes on a The Da Hand in Hand measure of 255 St. inary skills of Greek Pfc. Sound of Music - Biff Gamble Sergeant Catholic gentleman, and listen- pages. Enchanting f* Laughter ill Giw My France in 1959, the centenary song-feat about the lively Life Was Lady and Diff'rent — Melodramatic and somewhat convent girl who Cinerama 5 Guns to Tomb- of meaning subtlety. to launched the Mark llauk Silent ing his intelligent and lucid Father Pezcril has under- of the amateurish Trapp children’s choral ca- Holiday Call holy priest’s death, early O’Neill plav about a stone Nikki Sitiko Woman prudish, frustrated reer. Comancheros Francis comments on and taken a formidable task, at- New England spinster. of Assisi On the Double Tammy The Mask persons on "Blessed and Poor" was trans- A Taste Sc Goliath Guns Tell .Me M, ”*' ,rc sh fast «nd of Honey-Naturalistic British of Navaronc Question 7 True events, tempting to chart the P,° - - funny musical Fair past and present. Thor- interior lated Pakcnham. Its with Phil Silvers comically P ay ».* shiftless aging trollop and White (Adults, adolescents) by Pansy frantic as a her bitter Christmas shoestring operator wayward daughter. Objectionable oughly enjoyable! progress of the soul of St. Jean- out to he a Jukebox for underlying Ihe way third dimensional ef- pace picks up considerably after bigshot. cynicism, seamy situations and coarse dialogue. Unobjectionable Adults Baptistc-Maric Vianney the some 50 unin- Dwamina for , Adolescents fects arc applied to gruesome pages of quite Exhilarating native style Writ# Ma THERE IS a prophetic note chants and dances liven a Murder Ingenious mys* Baltic at Hloody Devil Cure of Ars. That he has not up a prosaic in-' drama at 4 Hole in Head horrors renders spired writing and we are even tery about a British crime writer Beach Place In Sun the picture un- in one of Mr. Shuster’s address- trrracial love story set in present-day Af- O'clock Houseboat succeeded (would it be who decides to utilize his best murder Beware Posse From Hell suitable, possible treated to of Chil- Dr. Blood'* Coffin Judgement emotionally, for chil- some descriptive gimmick to solve real-life r.t Secret of Deep to do a problem. dren Earth Cries Out Nuremberg so without the clairvoy- A Far Country— Absorbing psychological Bruise Harbor dren or sensitive passages such as this: to Sun young adoles- drama in which a young Dr. Freud proves m *'* oon 7 Little Foys ance of the humble Cure him- Carousel Fiercest Heart M i'sk cents. An the “M. Vianney was not the that a patient’s crippling ills can be traced Shake. Hattie Sc evil spell cast by a Beads Canadians General della I’it Praying self?) does not detract from the to emotional pressures. & Pendulum (toll man to his Kovcrc certain ancient mask is grasp parish. . . From tha We’re No Angels tested by THIS IS TIIE of Second City Brainy, ROSARY, by merit the book. breezy Chicago a skeptical psychiatrist. Horrific with both hands and shake it revue satirizing current Rov. Francis Rcauchcsnc “Blessed and Poor” is not, by the handles foibles from a strictly liberal standpoint. Morally Unobjectionable for Adults consequences convince him. like a basket Includes one tasteless sketch. Thornton. 190 nor a Ada Hawthorn. pages. does it pretend to be. Ghosts Claudclle Ingli.sh King of Hearing On the Beach ' of grapes. The fruit was too Intensely dramatic revival of Bis Deal of Come September Ibsen’s drama 20’s Please Turn Over $1.95. definitive biography of the sinr attacking the double stand- DISHES Madonna St. Dark Top fragile. To turn it into wine and ard. Still a shocker as at of League of Spartacus A French In its anger it de- Black Orpheus Stairs delightful, well printed and pic priest who became a nounces Christian Gentlemen Thunder of Drums store it in the cellar needed moral standards as well Breakfast at Kxodus as hypocritical Make Mine Mink Town Without Films on TV well bound volume. Father martyr to the confessional and conventions. Tiffany’s Fate of Man care. lake the North by North- Pity great He has none of the Happy Days Macabre By Love Heroes Thornton has outlined 66 two-character family Die west Women Following the his- was canonized in 1925, years Possessed Young 2 Is a list of films TV makings of the type of re- Dne Plus One Nov. on tory the Captain’s Tablo Hustler West Side Story 11-17. There may he changes of Rosary, how it came after his death at the age of (mt to dinner in due to ligious recruiting sergeant who some cuts for TV’ use. but into how generally the being, it spread 73. original Legion of Decen- runs from north to south and Objectionable in cy ratings be Morally Part for may accepted as correct. throughout the world, how it A mixture of material Television Everyone glean- from east to and then Back Street Let's west Marines Go Hr*volt of Take FOR THE FAMILY should be prayed. This is in ed from other and Butterfield R Minotaur Slaves a Giant sources spec- a HUht Above Us the j summons whole community Girl In Itoom 13 Paris Approach step Storm Rider capsule form, since it com- NOV. 11 Blue s Plendor Grass Waves T Men ulation, this must be regarded SUNDAY, Joker Parrish in 20.000 Eyes dressed in their best 7:43 <7> Bugle Tale a little Sunday a m. Christophers. "Think pitas* Picnic Streetcar Named World by Night Sounds of 2 Cities prises more than one- as supplemental be- Jeanne I*ast Sunset Desire C Old Block' reading and them into House Creatively," Crain. call for Love A World of Suzie hip Off iTest Pilot pushes the B (5) Face of French- Psycho Sweet Exile fourth of the book. The remain- cause it a m. World. rasarvations Smell of Wong Dangerous Thundering Jots presupposes prior of God. 8:25 woman Purple Noon Explosive a.m. Christophers. Success High Tobor the Great der is of what might 9:30 TEA comprised knowledge of the saint’s life and a m. (4) Talk About God. GARDEN Yo'ir Host Men With Wlnjra 2 Years Before “He started more mod- Hide. Mast be called material 1030 am. (4) Inquiry. / Kelly. Hide Out West background times. Hanrv Lam Sea of Way estly, with the 12:30 p m. (1) Insight. Separate Classification Lost Ships on the beginning mys- mysteries of the Rosary, 1:30 <4> Catholic Hour. ORDERS TO tery of the vine-root, p.m. TAKE OUT and meditations going on SATURDAY, 2 ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS to enhance our AMONG TIIE SOURCES on NOV. II WASHINGTON STREET Bold to the mystery of its growth, 10 am. Christophers "Keep «o the uninformed «aln.t and Brave Magnificent our which Father MORRISTOWN N. J. JE 90954 wronetntcrprct.tion. a n,7f,l",conVlu.lon. understanding, apprecia- Pezcril relied Heritage Alive." Jack Sterling. La Vita Bride of Gorilla Amhersons and to the Dolce of finally of • King Kings tion and our benefits from were the of the mystery Fraa Parking In Raar • Buried Alive Man From say- writings Cure the bunch Captain From of grapes.” Colorado ing the Rosary. of Ars and these are by far Condemned Castile Man Hun on “This the most Case Against Midnight Is the Rosary” would important for those THE CURE of Ars was more Condemned Comp Mrs. Ames Mr. Lucky Dance Question of Stella be an excellent addition to any who would come to an under- noted for his Radio Carnival Cass Timberlane Stolen Life theological inade- in With Me Adultery Flanders Truth rig Chain lightning Strange home standing of Never on Sunday Saturday Night Conquest library, especially for the inner turmoil quacies than his brilliance and A Verite") China Sky Tarnished Sunday Morning 00?^ converts, to that WNEW 1130, 660. WHOM 1480. Cobra Woman That Hagen Girl help them gain a gripped this peasant-turn- could hardly be termed a WNBC pru- WCHS HflO. Won 710. WMCA 570. Halls of To Ends of Earth deeper FREE understanding of this cd-priest. dent or an obedient priest. WWRI, 1600, WVNJ 620. WBNX 1380. SELF PARKING FOR 500 CARS Montezuma Topper great devotion. WABC 770. WFHA-FM WFUV- Ilix Girl Friday Unchained It is illustrated Yet there are gaps. The au- Father Pezeril explores these 106.3, His Majesty FM 907. WSOlt-FM 89.5. AMERICA’S MOST FUNPERFUL RESORT-MOTEL Weapon with original drawings Alex thor the spiritual faults well O’Keefe Witness by glosses over as as the sanctity SUNDAY, NOV. 12 to Murder Ross. Jack Slade Woman From development of Jean Vianney of his subject. its short- 613 am WNEW Sacred Heart. SEE THE day. Lady Be Good Despite 7 a WNEW per Fangin Well worth prior to his ordination. Lack- m. 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whose favorite medium mo- saics composed of jagged bits of broken glass often makes the agony of creativity a very physical thing. The results as viewed in the new St. Peter's, are composi- tions of remarkable power, depth of symbolism and strangely mobile beauty.

VUKOVICH, 43, knows of no other artist who is working with glass in exactly the same man- ner as he is. He begins with "a sound drawing” over which he works his design in glass of many colors, sizes and

shapes. Sometimes he uses a

fragment as he finds it: some- times he cuts it to size and shape. The glass fragments TWELFTH STATION: set in concrete are then set in concrete. Many-colored glass fragments create bold, powerful, strangely mobile ef- fect of the "I have six to eight hours in in Stations Cross in the new St. Peter’s, Jersey City. Crucifixion Station is shown above. to which complete a work,” Vukovich explains, adding (The Marich and Vukovich . that he had to develop a method families lived in adjacent hous- of slowing the hardening proc- es in Dubrovnik on the Dalma- ess of the concrete to afford tian coast of Yugoslavia, but it TEEN-AID: cerebral Louise even that much time. (The took the New York-born off- Helping palsied Nacca to learn to creep—which may lead to further like method is his artistic secret.) spring, Cathy and Charlie, to progress speaking and better coordination—are St. Thomas' Long ‘‘fascinated by glass” solidify the old friendship with CYOers Theresa Linda Jacobus and the Sawicki, Mary Smyth. Guiding leg move- Vukovich uses visionary words a marriage. Six years ago the ments at the same time were Susan Peavey and Brenda Cerny. Over 70 girls and like "strong, bold, direct and couple visited Dubrovnik for Louise free” to describe his the first time.) boys help daily in groups of four or five. contem- porary mosaic technique. But he is VUKOVICH, who grew in for Palsied Girl a man with a sense of up Therapy humor Dumont and studied at the Na- and he delights in con- tional of fessing the humble origins of Academy Design and the Art Students his artist’s materials. League, haa done extensive painting es- Now Louise "I’VE BEEN pecially Has 74 Friends saving glass for portraits, and com- five years,” he laughs. “Pve mercial work including a num- used French of BLOOMFIELD—A little CYO moderator wine bottles, Ital- ber cover designs for New army at St. Thomas LOUISE WAITS happily for of teenagers, under the ian wine bottles, medicine bot- Jersey’s Franciscan magazine, marching Apostle parish, who im- them every day; they have, the standard of the tles, mayonnaise jars. Once we Friar. He is a good deed, mediately upon hearing Mrs. Nacca observes, added sculptor too, had a to most of is rapidly an Louise's bottle-breaking party recently a striking accomplishing story picked up the more than physical to therapy which our friends bot- five-foot aluminum St. Peter amazing objective—teaching a and set his brought phone charges the girl’s life. tles fellow teen to and had a great time with a chicken wire net do something moving. But the youthful fishing therapists smashing them to bits for me.” for the baptistry of St. Pe- her own damaged brain never Jane chairman Stoveken, of have gotten something too. Vukovich adds that ter’s Church. allowed her to do before. the CYO some of But glass, he welfare committee, “I never realized what it must the colors he needs are not to feels, is a most Louise Naeca, 15, is a vic- administers the appropriate program, with be like to be handicapped,” be found in the glassware medium for tim of cerebral palsy. ar- our age and ita Every Peggy Lynch acting as co- said one mistily. “At first we ranged on the shelves of architecture. (He is currently afternoon, Monday through chairman in charge of the vol- super- were timid about doing the markets, at work is pharmacies and pack- on a nine-foot tall Friday, Louise visited by unteers who come from Im- pattern, for fear we would stores dominated members of the CYO of St. maculate age (although the love- triptych by Christ Conception High hurt Louise, but now she even liest blue is obtainable from the to be parish and School. Mrs. a King placed on the Conniff herself re- she’s said helps us; great,” milk of magnesia bottle . , .) grounds of the Jesuit seminary students of Lacordaire School, cruited Lacordaire another.“ It's students, such a thrill to He supplements his "simple in Wemersville, Pa., where it Upper Montclair; Immaculate and personally chauffeurs them watch her creep by herself; palette” with bits of glass dis- will be reflected in the waters Conception to Louise's High, Montclair; home five a when she tired I days gets just want carded by a stained of a lake.) and Essex Catholic, Newark. week. glass to get down and do it for window firm. Vukovich feels that The visitors his kind are teaching Thirty-three stu- her...” Lacordaire another added. As of mosaic is a synthesis of the Louise to to the hazards of work- creep. dents arc 22 volunteers, from As Catholic Youth for medium as it has Help ing with pieces of glass been used Bloomfield senior and junior Children Handicapped Week smashed through the ages, a develop- THIS MAY NOT seem like jagged with a ham- a high I5 Jrom of schools, Immac- begins Nov. 12, a salute to ment the static mosaic tile very essential mer or trimmed to points with skill—creeping. ulate, and four from Essex Louise and her little of into free army a glass cutter, Vukovich technique a style ap- Speech is much more Catholic. con- impor- friends. A.M.B. fesses, "I used five boxes of propriate to our time. Hia tant. and Louise speaks only a adhesive while technique, he says, gives the few words. But doctors at the bandages mak- ing the feel of an abstract work, but Philadelphia Rehabilitation Cen- Stations of the Cross. his glass pieces are ter When I was the 14th Sta- actually feel that it is very signifi- doing realistic STORIES FOR GOD’S tion I cut pictures rendered In cant myself badly, but I that Louise never did ARTIST IN CLASS: Even bold terms. couldn't to in black-and-white some the creep. stop bandage it be- photo, of effect—essentially cause the harden- realistic—of the mosaic As Louise's mother, Mrs. concrete was glass technique is rendered. The artist, Charles B. Vuko- BUT THIS Is ing not the es- M. Nacca rapidly. That's why. if you explains symbolism in his Good at his explains, LITTLE ONES vich, Shepherd; feet is small Madonna. sence of the medium's ap- doctors think look very closely you can see it possible that the propriateness to our age end the blood in the mosaic." Bayniond York. S.J.; it was erhood of the same section of the a races." The en- The Christus is brain which a craggy our buildings. "We are Lenten meditation inspired by tombment Station »«lng controls the has a motif muscular figure, with a strong creeping move- ANYONE WHO enters more and more materials, es- St. Pe- Vukovich’s Way of the Cross. of earth and roots and face ment, may also be the location ter’s Church is plant accentuated by a hairline pecially textural in all but com- sprouts (“The materials, of the center. seed ' must that dips into a widow’s the speech pelled to “look at the THE TECHNIQUE is peak. design of our homes and closely" just die before it is reborn. And . .") It is essentially the same offices maybe, just maybe, striking Way of the Cross. The one of the features of the work and other buildings,** hridns that appears in Vukovich every inch Louise creeps is colors, and the craggy surface that provides the fascination other observes. "A paint- IT bringing her closer to TOOK Vukovich five Vukovich mosaics, I the abil- of the pictures are probably which distinguishes good reli- including a ing, feel, suffers in such sur- months to to complete the 1-1Sta- free form piece of Our Lord ity speak. the first arresting features gious art as an aid to prayer. roundings.” The bold glass mo- tions and two giving sometimes companion mo- a blessing which hangs saic, on the other There arc 7t girls and a large glass frag- The other feature is a rich hand, can boys the ment saics Cross of Sorrow in the early American kitchen on Louise's case. Two is placed in such a way system of symbolism, devel- hold its own among all the groups and the Cross of for of the bungalow shared of four youths visit each day. that it juts out many inches oped bv Vukovich. In plain Glory by "glazed and unglazed, finished St. Peter's. “I had been mak- Vukovich and his It takes five to put beyond the concrete ground. words, the longer you look the wife, Cathy. and unfinished" surfaces used people ing sketches As The for Stations of the the lean, angular intense in modern Louise throuuh the creeping artist himself seems a more you sec. decor, ho says. Cross for years.” he notes. face of the artist is profiled motions, and Mrs. Nacca little amazed at some of his ef- The cross is executed in In Architect Arthur Rigolo'e fects. “Every Lent I made it a kind against his representation of usually makes the fifth. “A work changes, it has green glass “Green, be- contemporary-style St. Peter’* ol But I Christ, life it project. when finally the onlooker is liable to Church, Vukovich's a of its own, picks up a cause is the cross of life," Stations of Louise is lifted to a massage mood. got this opportunity to do Sta- suspect an clement of The composition is there, Vukovich explains. The halos self-por- the Cross, placed on the wall* table where she lies face down, the tions, I ignored the sketches traiture. But Vukovich reveals above pattern, the color. But as are used throughout as sym- the confessionals, il- with someone moving each and worked boldly, simply, as that his you move around viewing it bolic vehicles: sometimes the brother-in-law, Anthony lustrate well this power to hold arm. each leg, and even her from never before." Marieh, was the model. their different angles, it seems Madonna's halo is a crescent own. in head “the pat- to creeping take on different tortns. . .” moon (“Hers is the reflected tern." At first Louise was put Since the Way of the Cross light of God." explains the art- through st) motions at each is a mobile devotion, the Vuko- ist); sometimes the halo of r "\T session; now she is up to 150. vich * technique is especially ap- Christ has the look of yellow ft It four times 1:. happens daily, propriate. Parishioners have wheat grains, to recall the V" twice with the teenagers, twice discovered in its peculiar Eucharist; the halo of Simon the with evening groups of adult a to *> changing, expanding quality, Cyrenean, who is thought i «V* ► friends and relatives. rich invitation meditation. have been Negro, is to a com- t Vukovich’s greatest thrill was posed of glass in various skin- THIS lIAS BEEN going on a sermon delivered by Rev. colors to symbolize the “broth- for six weeks. Now Louise can creep all hy herself. She likes to do it for her new young friends because she enjoys the Faith’s House’ \ • v'l pleased look they have as they ‘Open v watch her. "She is terrifically NEW TITLE: The latest in a series of children’s books determined," Mrs. Nacca con- by Rev. John Koenig of Immaculate Conception Sem- fides, adding that creeping is Closed inary has just been published with this cover design Off Wall made more difficult for Louise by because by Mrs. John of Rochelle Park. her hip bone is out of Riegler • -< BERLIN (NC) When communist-ruled East Germany place. put up the Berlin wall on Aug. 13 it extinguished the last Dec. 23 is the date of her Prom Prof flickering hope of thousands of East German Christians who v> next Seminary appointment at the re- had found comfort and consolation at Open House in this habilitation center, when doc- divided city. tors will make their profession- m Open House (Offen Tuer Berlin) is a religious information -*rv!7*< al judgment on her progress. Latest for Little Ones center operated by the Jesuits. You wouldn't recognize it in But her parents are already passing along the street because there aren't bright neon m any FO delighted with the kind of re- RAMSEY signs Anew style and anew artist hut the telling you it is there. It is on a side street, a block or sults they're able to see so far: two same author, one might say about the latest of Rev. John from the gay, bustling Kurfuerstendamm Strasse, West the better creeping itself, co- Koenig's little hooks for children. "A Visit to Heaven” is the Berlin's greatest street. ordination, more frequent at- fifth of Father Koenig’s "Stories for God's Little Ones," with But thousands of East Germans of all faiths, harassed at by tempts speech, even a de- a total of So.ooo copies now in print. the Beds in the practice of their religion, found Open House sired weight-loss occasioned The hy new artist is designated modestly only as "Sue" on over the to increased years. There they prayed and were able confer activity. 'lie frontispiece, but she is Mrs. John of Rochelle Riegler Park, with Catholic priests at any hour of the day or night. the Mrs. Nacca's chief amaze- mother of two. Reading about Father Koenig's books for ment children, wrote BEFORE THE went hi is that Louise is able to she him, asking if she might illustrate one of WALL up, Open House was often filled lie on her stomach at all; she his "unwanted stories.” This is the result. with communist spies. The priests had to be very cau- never did in her life until the One might tious in giving information about any of the people who passed suspect that Father Koenig, u faculty member new at through. therapy. And Arthur S. Immaculate Conception Seminary, has a “production line," these books An old lady might inquire about a sister from Leipzig who Kammamayer, psychologist of come so quickly off the press. The sixth of the The had to defect to Christian Brothers table wines the Bloomfield schools series has been promised to meet her there. She was West who illustrated by a nun at The Carmel, Morris- visits Louise Berlin and together would make their to West Ger- weekly, got a big town. who did the earlier editions; the seventh has just been they way surprise when finished many. But the priests could never be sure the old lady was in the bottle as well as in she piled 12 by Mrs. Riegler. While Mrs. Riegler had worked as sleep the cask up not Bed one-inch blocks a a spy seeking information about someone who without assist- package designer, she had never done the illustrations for a perhaps was thinking of her way to freedom but hadn't ance—a great coordination vic- story before. making tried it yet. is a mild to a table tory over the six-blocks-with- "A Visit to Bottling shock good wine. The Heaven," as the others in Father Koenig's Each conference room at house has a door leading help that was her open previous series, is published by the Daughters of St. Paul, 50 St. Paul’s Brothers their wines time to record. into a narrow back alley. Few, if any. of the East Germans give ample recover and A\e , Jamaica Plains, Boston 30, Mass., and will he sold who walked into the front door over walked out of it. through church They in the bottle before are pamphlet racks, as well as direct by the pub- were improve they shipped. "WITIIOI'T THESE afraid to he seen seeking spiritual comfort. teen- lisher. FA. Mrs. Nacca Jhristne agers," says with There are easier ways of wine. THE DIBECTOB of House is Bov. Gehhard von making The Brothers wide • open gratitude, "this Open Stillfried, S.J. Because Marxism denies God and the soul and never could have happened. chose their way long ago. They labor in an ancient tra- is a philosophy of Father von Stillfried decided to They are just wonderful." darkness, iijisal make light shining in darkness the theme of the Open House dition of excellence’, and see no reason at all to Louise was put in touch with change. chapel. her new friends through Mrs. California He placed the altar in the center of the little room. He Burgundy James t'onniff of Upper Mont- The selected a black that stand Produced end bottled Tne Christian Brothers Advocate tabernacle with silver stripes out by ol California, makers of fine clair. a friend of the wines, spsrkllni Nacca sermouths in the darkness. The candlesticks are black. But the white wmet, end brandy. Sole distributors! fromm and Sichel, Inc., New York, N. Y. family. Mrs. Conniff approach- of the candles and the light of the flames dominate. Every- ed Rev. Daniel A. Danik, 11 November 9, 19(J1 thing in the chapel signifies Christ as the Light of the World, THE 12 ADVOCATE November 9, 1961 Harrison Is Top Town in Advocate Contest By June Dwyer of the great St. Jude. mcl, Sister Lucenita. Who Bayonne. mcl, Bayonne. Sister Lucentia. is the most popular saint Judith lives at 310 Cleveland Joseph Fichcra, 4, Mt. Vir- Gerald among Nascc, 2, St. Pat- Junior Young Advocate Ave., Harrison, and is taught gin, Garfield. Mrs. Violet Nork. rick’s, Jersey City. Sister Club members? What saints by Sister M. Otillia. James Fuhrman, 4, St. Kathleen Cecilia. were named in the “Favorite Mary’s, Dumont. Sister Fran- Saint” contest? Who THE THIRD prize of $2 will Josephine Nellesscn, 2, Holy drew the cis be sent to Margaret. Spirit, Pequannock. Sister best pictures of their favorite Sandra Cheeks, a Mary Joseph Gcsck, 3, St. Mi- Corto. saint? second grader from St. Pat- chael’s, Lyndhurst. Sister Mary Sharon 2, These were the questions that rick’s, Jersey City, for her pic- Nestor, Holy Spir- Andrew. it, the judges have ture of the Blessed . San- Pequannock. Sister Mary answered for Patricia Mt. Vir- dra, who lives at Gramo, 1, Corto. us this week in reaching their 66 Clinton is gin, Garfield. Mrs. Cofranccsco. Robert decision on the best drawings Aye., Jersey City, taught by Norman, 3, Sacred Sister Richard Hilinsky, 3, Mt. Car- of saints that-were submitted Kathleen Cecilia, who Heart, South Amboy. Sister also has mel, Bayonne. Sister Lucentia. by boys and from several honorable men- Augustine. girls the kin- Barbara Hojnowski, Mt. dergarten tion winners in her class. 3, Cynthia Oranchak, 3, Mt. through the eighth Carmel, -Bayonne. Sister Lu- grades. And so we have honored Carmel, Bayonne. Sister Lu- the centia. saints in heaven and have solv- centia. IN THE Kenneth Kokoszka, 3, Sacred FIRST place, the ed the three questions of the William Orlikowski, 3, St. Blessed Mother Heart, South Amboy. Sister was selected week. Congratulations to each Michael’s, Lyndhurst. Sister most Mary Augustine. often as the favorite of our winners. Mary Andrew. Maryann sainf. She led the Be to Konopka. 3, Mt. entries with sure be with us next Dolores Pajak, 3. Mt. Car- 65 drawings. St. Francis week when Carmel, Bayonne. Sister Lu- of As- we will report the mel, Bayonne. Sister Lucentia. sisi took first centia. place among the results of the Senior Young Dennis Pannullo, Ronald 3, Mt. Car- 4. Our Lady male saints and came in second Advocate Kopacz, contest. of Lourdes, Mountainside. Sis- to Our with 57 entries. mel, Bayonne. Sister Lucentia. Lady ter Gertrude HONORABLE MENTION Patricia Mi- Agnes. The other top women saints cer- Kowalski, St. Susan Peaver, 3, Holy Spirit, in order were: St. St. tificates are awarded to the chael's, Lyndhurst. Sister Mary Theresa, Pequannock. Mrs. McGran- Lucy St. following Junior Young Advo- Andrew. Filippini, Ann, St. aghan. Elizabeth and St. Bernadette. cates (names are listed in al- Deborah Latzko, 2, St. Pat- phabetical order). Sister Kath- Kenneth Peterson. 3, Sacred Other holy women who were rick’s, Jersey City. Linda Ackerman, leen Cecilia. Heart, South Amboy. Sister mentioned were: SS. Agnes, grade 3, Augustine. Barbara, Clare, Francis Ca- Holy Spirit, I’equannock. Mrs! Colleen Lawrence, 3, Holy Spirit, Joseph Petto, 2, St. brini, Jane Frances de Chantal, McGranaghan. Pequannock. Mrs. Mc- Patrick’s, Donna Jersey City. Sister Kathleen MONTH , Katherine Teka- Arlotta, 4, St. Peter's, Granaghan. OF SAINTS: Children of Sacred Wal- Belleville. Cecilia. Heart, witlia, , Mrs. Salvatore. Patricia Ann Lee, 3, Blessed who were winners in Margar- lington, the recent "Eve of Hal- et, Donna Biesiada, 3, St. An- Sacrament, Newark. Sister Maryann Santillo, 3, Holy loween" Margaret Mary, Monica, parade, are with and Rose Marie DePaul. Spirit, Pequannock. Mrs. Mc- Reading pictured above Sister of Lima. thony’s, Sister Techniques Mary Jersey City. Thomas, The other Mary Elouthoria. Peter McCaffery, 2, St. Pat- Granaghan. principal. In many Catholic schools the chil- top men saints dren Borish. rick’s, City. Sister Kath- John dress as saints for Halloween. were: St. Joseph, St. Michael, Reginald 1, Immacu- Jersey Sapikowski, 3, Mt. Car- The contest win- St. late Heart of leen Cecilia. mel, Bayonne. ners, left to Patrick, St. Anthony, St. Mary School, Sister Lucentia. to Dominicans right, are: front, Edward St. Mahwah. Sandra Taught Amend, Felix, Sister McComb, 2, St. St. Jude, St. John, St. Mary Mar- Holy Joseph Stine, 3, Michael’s, Michael the Archangel; Ronald St. celine. Zaleski, Raymond; Peter and St. Dominic. Other Spirit, Pequannock. Sister Mary Lyndhurst. Sister Mary An- CALDWELL Over 500 the is designed St. program “to Kathy Theresa; Gregory St. Fran- men saints were: SS. Larry Bozik, 3, St. Michael’s, Corto. drew. teachers in schools establish Kobylarz, Lacki, Aloysius, elementary phonics as a tool in cis of Assisi; Christine Augustine, Lyndhurst. Sister An- John Maher, 2, St. Patrick’s, Stephen Tamke, 2, St. Pat- conducted the Wojnicz, St. Bernadette; and Charles, , Mary by Sisters of St. learning reading, not as the drew. St. Gerard, John Jersey City. Sister Kathleen rick’s, Jersey City. Sister Kath- Dominic of Caldwell are attend- Marann Zaleski, Barbara; back, Walter Dubis, St. James, Bosco, method.” She said the sessions, Matthew, Martin Britton, 4, St. Cecilia. leen Cecilia. five-week Alexander; Charles St. Louis, Paul, Pius X, Paul’s, ing a workshop series now in their second week, will Ciani, Edward Confessor; Carol Robert Clifton. Sister Anne Imelde. John Matkowski, 3, Mt. Car- Michael 1, Immacu- in methods of St. Raphael, and Thomas Timzen, improved teach- "review basic phonetic prin- Julia; Edward Pawlowski, St. Hyacinth; Aquinas. Patricia Carolan, 4, St. mel, Bayonne. Sister Lucentia. late Heart of Mahwah. ing The Bisaccia, Pe- Mary, reading. workshop ciples and their application as Kathleen and Tencza, Our Lady of Lourdes. Prizes ter’s, Belleville. Mrs. Salva- Marilyn Matuch, 3, Mt. Car- Sister Mary Marceline. is being conducted in four means a of word perception.” were awarded to OUR LAST answer will give tore. the winning students centers once a week under the She that by the Parent us explained phonetic the name of the winners of Richard Chadwick, direction of Sister Agnes Jo- Teachers Association which 2, St. principles are those based on sponsored the contest our contest. Catherine Rybka, Patrick’s, seph, 0.P., to the Jersey City. Sister director of the read- sound. impress children with the fact that Halloween a second grader Fairs from Our Kathleen Cecilia. Christmas Set ing clinic at Caldwell College. is the night before All Saints day. The contest Lady of Czestochowa, Harri- Jane Cerza, The centers is 4, Holy Spirit, are Sacred Heart. son, won our first prize Carrier sponsored yearly. with Pequannock. Sister Marie An- I.yndhurst, where Sister Agnes Navy her of painting St. Theresa, the tonelli. Joseph is presiding: St. Peter Little Flower. Karen In and Morris the Carries Coniglio, 4, Mt. Virgin, Bergen Apostle. Troy Hills, with Charity Catherine, who will receive Garfield. Mrs. Sister Amelia of Caldwell Col- Violet Nork. SANTIAGO, Chile (RNS) the check for $5, lives at 214 NEWARK Christmas fairs pantry shower will be for John Ciuppa, 3, Mt. Virgin, given lege; St. Michael’s, Union, with When the U. S. aircraft carrier North Second St., Harrison, and Garfield. arc on the agenda for parents' the Felician Sisters at the Nov. Sister Sister Preziosa. Agnes Bernard of St. Kitty Hawk put into port here is taught by Sister M. Justine. Michael groups in Glen Rock and Mor- 20 meeting. The members will and St. Dankowski, 3, Mt. Mary’s, Rutherford, it was the signal for cheers The second check of ristown within the next few their gifts off at the con- Dominic's prize $3 Carmel, Bayonne. Sister Lu- drop Academy, Jersey from some 15,000 school chil- is headed in the same direction. centia. weeks. vent before going to the with Sister Ellen .school City, Mary of dren. The giant ship carried 10 dee Judith Wasielewski, for the meeting. Sixth grade Mt. a first Lorraine DeFerrari, 2, Im- St. Catharine’s PTA, Glen St. Dominic's Academy, tons of food and clothing, the tfejmitcutclmodt from Our mothers will be host- Caldwell. grader Lady of Czes- maculate Heart of Mary, Mah- Rock, will offer a spaghetti sup- meeting gift of Catholic organizations in conyb&te detection etf- tochowa, won esses. Harrison, our wah. Sister Mary Marceline. per at their Christmas festival San Diego and LaJolla, SISTER AGNES Joseph said Calif., second prize with her • painting Raymond Drogon, 3, Mt. Car- Dec. 8-9 in the auditorium. Our I.ady of the Valley, Or- for distribution by Maryknoll AMERICAN TOURISTER VENTURA Eight tables of different gifts ange The Parent-Teacher missionaries. Director Named ATLANTIC PRODUCTS • WINGS FITZPATRICK will be set up under the direc- Guild will meet Nov. 16 at 8:30 CATERING SERVICE tion of Mrs. George Stemper in the auditorium. Mother SAMSONITE • M. For ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA LARK and Mrs. Robert Tuttle. John Grail Center MOST COMPLETE & FINEST FOR ALL Eudes, principal, will dis- BLAIRSOEN. PEAPACK, N J. OCCASIONS LEATHER GOODS cuss Ohio (NC) Au- Oueit Houit for Womm and & GIFTS - FREE In Morristown, the Mothers' reading habits. LOVELAND, Ritrnt Hour* MONOGRAMMINO SPECIALISTS IN Guild of St. Margaret’s is drey M. Sorrento has been named We Welcome DINERS’ spon- Holy Trinity Grammar Artlatlc French Chateau of breath Club, HOME RECEPTIONS director taking beauty in (he Somerset CHURCH & OFFICE FUNCTIONS soring its holiday bazaar Nov. of the Grail lay apostlatc llilla Carte Blanche and American School, Westfield Dr. Mar- Ultra modem factlltlea. Healthful Express Charges. 17-18 at 10 a.m. The at- movement’s national headquar- special garet Finn, assistant climate. Excellent mealt. Open rear 312 SUMMIT JERSEY principal round to AVE., CITY traction will be gifts priced for ters and training center here. A Convalescent*. varatlnnlata of Ferris High School. Jersey and permanent gueata. children to native of she is a OLdfield 3-3298 give as gifts as will address Brooklyn, Retreata from .September to June Luggage City, the Mothers* except the Thanksgiving. Christmas, shop well as adult offerings. Pizza graduate of St. Joseph's College Guild Nov. 21 at and New Year's Weekend*. Day* 8:15 in the there and Italian pastries arc on the cafeteria. and of the Liturgy School of and Evening* of Recollection. M 5 HALSEY ST., NEWARK 2, N.J. Mitchell 2-5090 menu for Friday night with Notre Dame University, where Directed by the Sitter* of tt. John the Baptltt. PEapack 10134 OfOS Between Raymond Blvd. and Acodtmy sandwiches listed for Saturday. St. Cecilia’s, Englewood—The she earned her master’s degree. Stroot Mrs. Michael Fathers Club had We’re always on the Lyons and Mrs. a surprise Paul Schlosser are chairmen. party for the football team and their parents last week follow- St. John Kanty, Clifton—The ing a victory which gave PTA will meet Nov. 9 at 7:45 the school the WE CHALLENGE in the auditorium to make tri-county league championship. plans for a penny party set for Nov. 18. Mrs. Theodore Kozlow- YOU TO FIND ski is party chairman. Felicians Plan Bergen Catholic High School, BETTER FOOD ANYWHERE! Oradell The Mothers’ Auxil- Education Study iary is planning to accommo- LODI About 80 Kclician date at over 1,000 players its Sisters who teach in second- bridge set for Nov. 17 in the with ary schools in New Jersey, dining a ped-e-tlous Supper Club gymnasium. Mrs. Robert Iloehl Pennsylvania, and Delaware is chairman of the party which GRACIOUS COUNTRY DINING SINCE 1888 attended a convention at the FRENCH ACCENT will benefit the fund. CHARMING COCKTAIL LOUNGE building Immaculate Conception moth- Our of erhouse here Nov. ITALIAN AMERICAN CUISINE 'KMW-'iV. Lady Czestochowa, 3-4. MAISON BILLIA presents to its patrons a varied selection A Harrison The Mothers' Guild discussion on the complete facilities for L- princi- of finest dishes from the Provinces of France. will meet Nov. 13 at of WEDDINGS, 7:30 in the ples educating youth, as BANQUETS, PRIVATE PARTIES found parish hall. A report will be in the Felician Consti- COMPLETE DINNER FROM DANCING WEEKENDS r>. $3.50 given on the recent luncheon. tution and Memoirs, led to the l.uncheon »I ;«0 -3 I' M. Dinner from 3:30 Sunday Krom 1 P.M. formation of a committee to BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL PARTIES St. Paul's, Clifton—The Chris- 708 Mountain Boulevard, Watchung, N.J. tian Mothers’ study the matter further. Com- Auxiliary will Direction* West of 13 Dinner servod from 5:30 P. M. cm Rt 22 to North Plainfield, turn rlshl to Watchunf. ml hold posed Sisters from a daily a Statc-o-rama party Nov. around circle follow slant to Warrenvllle 2 mltea. cross section of and from 1 P.M. 12 in the parish hall. Mrs. - schools, the (except Mon.) Sunday committee will PL 5 0011 Yoi.r Host BILL WILLIAMS Thomas and Mrs. meet Nov. 12 Crowley in Camden as the first to James Sisco are chairmen. step h compiling a handbook for sec- St. Maison Billia THE BAVARIAN ROOM Adalbert’s, Elizabeth A ondary schools. Restaurant RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE In Scotch Plaint, turn S. E. off U. S. 22 Mount St. continue ot Mary'i, out featuring the flncat In food and the beat In liqueurs T.rrill rd 7', milt*. PA 2-874?. Full courts dinner* from tl.ll moderately priced

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WEDDINGS - BANQUETS - COMMUNION BREAKFASTS Und«r Pcrtonal Suporvition .1 latlt-rn Halit-vs Ol 9-9300 1181 PITER HVfNTO JERSEY CITY MORRIS AVE., UNION MU 6-2537 Prank N«v*s at th* W«d. Thun , Pri , Sot. and Sun BUY AT LOWEST FACTORY PRICES organ Jersey City. HE 3-8945 Dr. Wu November 9, 1961 the ADVOCATE North Jersey Date Book John 13 To Lecture NOV. 9 St. James celebration; midnight supper at Mario’s, Hospital Alumnae, Newark Meet- Millburn. Mrs. James Ciccotti, chairman. ing, 8 p.m., auditorium. St. Ann’s Home At St. E's Chestnut for the Aged, Junior Guild, Hill College, Morris County Alumnae Jersey City Meeting, 8:30, St. Ann’s Home. Meeting, 8 home of Mrs. Louis CONVENT—Dr. John p.m., NOV. 15 C. H. Oberle, Chatham; Rev. Thomas Wu of Seton Hall Keefe, M.M., Bergen-Paramus Council of Catholic Women— University, of Short Hills, will on his will lecture at speak mission in of 8 the College of St. Evening Recollection, p.m., Our Lady Tanganyika. Elizabeth Nov. of Good Counsel, Washington 16 at 8 p.m. in NOV. 10 Township; Rev. Exavier Auditorium. John Davis, Seton Hall Our Lady of Mt. h. University, speak- Carmel, CDA Dcssert- er. His topic will be Mrs. Charles Leroy, Tenafly, chairman. “Compari- bridge-fashion show, 8:15, Neptune Inn. son Between Oriental Pa- NOV. 18 and Occi- ramus; Mrs. Charles McCranor, Mrs. Alhert Women’s dental of Guild of the Seton Hall of Philosophies Life.’’ chairmen. Proceeds to College Miller, scholarship. Medicine and Guests are welcome to attend St. Dentistry Membership re- Joseph's Altar and Scapular Confraternity the lecture. ception, Murdoch Hall, Jersey City Medical Bogota Card party, auditorium, 8 p.m.; ( enter; luncheon, noon. Presentation Mrs. of first ONE OF CHINA’S Lehner, Mrs. Herbert Tompkins, Msgr. John L. leading chairmen. McNulty scholarship, 1 p.m., Dr. to Rose Marie lawyers, Wu was one time Apostolico, Newark; 1:30, en- NOV. 11 tertainment president of the International by Louise 2 tour St. Clare’s Carlyle; p.m. Court at principal Hospital Auxiliary, Dcnville of college. Shanghai, author of Chrysanthemum Ball, The Knoll Club, Boon- St. James Guild, the new Chinese Con- Hospital Newark - Card par- ton Manor, 7 p.m.; Mrs. Leonard Greif; Mor- tj, stitution of the mid-thirties, and hospital auditorium, 1 p.m, Mrs. Henry ristown, chairman. Hammcli, chairman. former Chinese Minister to the ALWAYS The of Mt. LEARNING: Sisters St. Joseph of man; Sister of St. Mary's College Guild Bridge-fashion St. John the Vatican, lie is a member of Thecla, supervisor schools; Mother Baptist Rosary, Hillsdale - Christ- Newark were on 200 at St. show, 1:30, Statlcr New the hand, strong, Anthony’s, Patricia, mother Hilton Hotel, York; mas Fair, auditorium Permanent Court of Arbi- general; Rev. James Johnson, St. (Nov. 16-17), 2 p.m. for the Mrs. Mattia tration at The Northvale, Nov. 1, annual teachers’ institute. Bocchino, Newark, treasurer. Proceeds for faculty residence. Hague. Anthony s administrator; Mother Marian James, Pro- Proceeds to fund. at the left to Rev. scholarship NOV. 17 Ilis daughter, Lucy, second to Principals briefing were, right: vincial Superior; and Sister J. John St. John’s Altar Lconia Helena, principal Society, Christmas Court of 12 Walter of St. Aloysius, CDA Card party-fashion youngest his children, is Debold, chaplain Michael’s Novitiate, of St. and for sale, Peter Kramer 9 a.m.-5 Anthony's, Northvale, host the teachers’ Hall, p.m.; Mrs. show, St. a senior the Aloysius hall, Caldwell, 8 p.m. at college. Englewood; Sister M. Madeline, St. Michael’s, chair- Frank Ratti, chairman. institute. Mrs. Anthony Lorenzo, chairman. Bayley Seton League Day of Recollection, St. Columba’s Rosary, Newark Card party, Seton Hall University chapel, South Orange, 8 auditorium. p.m Mrs. Peter Carolan, Mrs. noon, sung The Choristers. Catholic 9:30; Mass, by Mrs. John Kennedy, chairman. Science Teachers Richard J. Connors Sr., chairman. Court CDA Loyola, Card party , Knights of Holy Name Hospital, Maywood Auxiliary Columbus hall, South Orange, 8 (Teancck) Supper-dance, Villa p.m. To at Esposito, Proceeds to Christmas Mrs. The- Speak NJEA Mrs. Robert charities; Meeting Paramus; Caputo, chairman. resa English, ATLANTIC chairman. CITY - Mem- ter NOV. 12 Mary Philotlica, Holy Fami- NOV. 18 bers of the New Junior Seton League Jersey Cath- ly Academy, Bayonne; Sister Meeting, Seton Hall St. Elizabeth’s College Alumnae olic Dinner- Roundtable of Science will Francis St. University Little Theater, 3 p.m.; home dec- dance, St. Eileen, Aloysius Regis Hotel, New York; Mrs. be much in evidence at the and orations By representative of Schultz & Berle. James H. Luther High School, Jersey City; Jr., chairman. Proceeds to convention of the New South Hudson District Council of Catholic Jersey Sister Mary Walter, S.S.N.D., student aid fund. Education Association Nov. ti- Women Day of Recollection, St. Archbishop Walsh, Irvington. Peter's, St. Theresa’s Rosary, Kenilworth United ll here. Under 3 the chairman- South Jersey City, p.m.; Rev. Emmet J. Norton, Nations Jersey participants in- party, auditorium, 7:30 supper; Mrs. ship of Sister Mary Leona. S.J., St. Peter's rector, moderating. M. clude: Sister Mary Nicholas, Leskanic, chairman. 0.5.8., of Benedictine Court Aloysius, CDA Visit the Little Academy, R.S.M., Georgian Court Col- Sisters NOV. 19 head of the Poor, Mrs. Elizabeth, of the tape lege, and Sister Newark; Gene DcMaria, Epiphany Rosary, Lakewood; chairman. Confraternity of Christian committee, they will present a Mothers, Mary Cieophas, R.S.M.. prin- Court Cliffsidc Park Reception, 7:15. tape program Thursday morn- Henrietta McWilliams, CDA—Holy Hour, cipal of St. Mary’s, South Am- NOV. 20 at 10 4 St. Michael's, ing a m. p.m., Jersey City; Msgr. St. Joseph's Guild for the boy. Blind, Jersey City Three Leßoy McWilliams, chaplain, conducting. —Card 8 nuns from out of party, p.m., St. Joseph’s School for OTHER LOCAL Caldwell College, Essex Alumnae Tea for nuns par- the state who cooperate with the Blind auditorium. Mrs. Dennis high school juniors and seniors. Murray, ticipating are: Sister Regina the New 3 p.m., Cald- Mrs. John O’Dea, chairmen. Jersey Roundtable will well Paula chairman. Cordis, Holy Trinity High join College; Kenah, Court Henrietta the local nuns for the ses- CDA - NOV. 13 McWilliams, Meeting, School, Westfield; Sister Teresa St. Michael’s sion. They arc: Sister Mary Holy Name B|3°, auditorium. Jersey City’. Leona, S.S.J., Queen of Hospital, Charity Guild Senior Caldwell College Alumnae Peace, Bernice, 0.5.U., Ohio; Sister Auxiliary, Teancck Luncheon Dcssert-bridgc- North Arlington; Sister Vincent bridge, Steak fur fashion show, Mayfair HELPING THE HANDICAPPED: V. Alice Christine. S.S.M.T., Ala- Pit. Paramus: Farms, West Or- Florence Gorman, regent of the state Catho- Ferrer. Our Mrs. W. J. Lange, chairman. ange, Lady of the Val- bama; and 8 p.m.; proceeds to fund. lic Daughters of and Sister Helen St. St. Stephen’s Rosary, Kearny Meeting and Anita scholarship America, left, Mary national ley High School, Orange; Sis- Crowley, North Mrs. Thomas Kanane, CDA secretary, present- Paul, Maryland. hat party. Arlington, ed a check to Roland Higgins, Kearny, chairmen. $1,000 Archbishop recently from the national organization It NOV. to used for for nuns NOV. 21 scholarships who will work with the Court be handicapped. The pro- Dolores, CDA Dinner-show party, Catholic Woman’s gram will out - carried Club of Elizabeth Lecture be through the Archdiocesan Mt. Carmel Guild of which Mcadowbrook, Cedar Grove, 8:30. Rlchartl Amstrong, M.M., of The Msgr. the Court Immaculata, CDA Theater parly to /u Joseph A. Dooling, left, is director. Christophers, 8 p.m., Hotel Winfield Scott, Paper Mill Playhouse, eighth anniversary Elizabeth. (Catennq Guild Sets to a JV\\ Archangel Queen's taste ... '‘ '' Meeting for Nov. 12 Student Nurses Elect Madame President without paying a King’s Ransom Z' ENGLEWOOD —The Arch- THE CORONET provide! the kind of angel Guild of St. Michael's Mrs. Kobert Boland setting you (St. Gen- at their home in Vermont. with the ulate Heart of desire, kind of food you kind Novitiate will 12 Mary Rosary, prefer, at the meet Nov. at evieve’s Rosary, • Seton Hall Elizabeth) of price you want to 10 3 in the auditorium. The President lives Maplewood), a widow, is a reg- pay! beautiful Banquet p.m. a busy life as the mother Mrs. Alex Mastrobattista istered nurse, graduat- Rooms, different, all group will celebrate its third having distinctively air-conditioned of two daughters and a secre- (Morristown NEWARK—A candidate from District Council of ed from St. Mary's School of (Grand Ballroom with fully equipped anniversary. Parents of new School of Nursing, Newark, in tary at St. Catholic stage!) /or Scton Hall Mary’s High School. Women), a graduate Passaic. She IS to 1300! Fine University School of the Nursing, is pres- Superb Food, Service, and Con- candidates to the community executive position. Elizabeth. Her oldest daughter of so won St. Elizabeth’s College, is at the venient To will be introduced. Nursing a state election is ently studying Scton Everyone! Drop in, any time. this a freshman at Marywood also treasurer of Hall week without the use of HILDA, who serves on the Assumption University and is on the College, Scranton, and the or cancall our Mr.Mr. May pre-election Pa., Rosary, Morristown, and a board promises. university yearbook and news- advisory of the parish youngest is attending St. Gen- member of the parish Eu- • YOUR NcW SUBURBAN Hilda Rodrigues, a senior paper, has been a member CYO. She has five children: of evieve’s Grammar School, Eliz- from the charistic Guild. A member of at RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE" Irvington, was elected student council for four Robert, a freshman Newark abeth. Mrs. Boland is a mem- the Paterson Diocesan president of the New years, a class officer Coun- College of Engineering; Elaine Jersey and an of- ber of the Catholic Women’s CDarouc PLAINFIELD RELIGIOUS ficer cil of Catholic Women execu- and a State Student Nurses Associa- in the glee club. She bas- Linda, junior and fresh- Club and her husband is a past tive board, she 925 SPRINGFIELD AVE. tion at the convention ed her election on also finds time man respectively at Archbish- GOODS group's platform the If you art CO. grand knight of Council 253, to IRVINGTON, N. J. planning in Atlantic Nov. experience teach retarded children in op Walsh High City 3. Miss she has received as Knights School, Irving- CALL any kind of function, of Columbus. Morristown to lust otj Carden State Parkway, 411 PARK AVE. Rodrigues succeeds Justine president and do aide work ton: Raymond, a fifth grader you o*e it to yourself of her district of the * midway 1600 to everywhere! (and Monaco of with the Morristown chapter of at Immaculate your guests) to PLAINFIELD PL 6-9527 Livingston, a grad- NJSSNA, a member of the Heart of Mary, Sirs. Frederick R. Job Sr. the American Red Cross. and AMPLE PARKING SPACE! see lHtrosoNtTfirst! uate of St. Michael's Hospital nominating committee, and Carolyn, -1. at home. (Court Gratia, Nutley) starts present district adviser. • her at 5:30 and day spends it Mrs. Warren Van Rise FREEZER OWNERS She challenged the (Oak potential as a housewife, telephone oper- Knoll Mothers’ 2,8-tti voters with: Auxiliary, Sum- “We are in ator and club woman. She has Send for Price List mit) is also a member of the FREE a dynamic profession that must served as vice president and board always of trustees of Overlook keep changing. Our or- president of St. Mary's Rosary, ganization cannot Hospital Auxiliary, Summit, is be static; it Nutley: past president of the must also be a volunteer in the x-ray de- dynamic.” CYO adult board, and for the Miss partment, and makes orna- Rodrigues will graduate past 15 years has headed the in June ments for sale in the gift shop. with a B.S. in nursing CYO March of Dimes. A Girl on the hoard of and hopes to enter Formerly trus- public Scout leader for six years, she health tees of the Thursday ' Morning nursing. is a member of the St. Mary’s Club, she still finds time for Theater Guild and served as golf at the Canoe Brook Coun- OTHER OFFICERS are: Er- president of the mothers’ club Club, nest Martland Medical try Summit, and for an Wright, of her son's fraternity. Her Center, Newark; Joan Lochal- occasional trip to the bowling hobbies of ceramics and knit- owsky, St. Mary's, Jo- alleys. Daughter Cathy is a Passaic; ting for the missions fdl spare an sophomore at Oak Knoll and Piatkowshi, St. Francis, minutes when she isn’t visiting Mr. Van Hisc works in Jersey City; Lona Franklin, her secu- son and six grandchildren rities. Mountainside. Montclair; Edy- There’s a the Jones, Clara Belle- • 2234 Hamburg Tpk*. TE 5-0211 Maass, ville; Mary Bartles, Martland Mrs. Angelo Bruno (Immac- WAYNE MU 4-2777 Set Nurses' "woman’s Medical Center; Mary Ellen angle" Supplier! of Clubi, Hoitli, Colholie Inllituliont Kenney, Cooper, Camden; 4 Rrtiaurontt tine* 194S Eileen al National Mary Norton, St. Breakfast Jerome J. Slale Mary’s, Orange; Rose Stokes, Stanley ★ ★ St. Mary's, Hoboken; and Cath- CHURCH GOODS PART-TIME HELP erine Medi- Wilson, Jersey City 116 WASHINGTON STREET cal Center. In Paterson MA 2-5071 NEWARK, N.J. HARD OF Justine Monaco and Dorothy £ HEARING! PATERSON—Msgr. John J. Sawicki, Mountainside, Mont- Shanley, moderator of the clair, past officers, were elect- Catholic Nurses League of the ed advisers. CAPRICE HAIR FASHIONS FREE TRIAL Paterson Diocese, will cele- Hair Coloring Hair Cutting brate a Mass for the group at 8:30 in 7 ' St. Joseph's Hospital High Fashions “Peanut Teens Invited A breakfast chapel. will fol- GALLOPING HILL SHOPPING CENTER low in the auditorium of the UNION, N.J. MUrdock 8-9616 ¥'m ut * Hearing Aid! To Marymount nurses’ home. TARRYTOWN, N.Y.—"A Col- Bishop McNulty will he the guest of honor. Other guests WORN lege Degree—End or Means" will include: Rev. Francis X. is the title of a pre-college Dennchy, St. t EAR! conference being held at Mary- Joseph’s chap- THE AT THE lain: Rev, Richard mount College here Nov. 18 at Rento, St, s’ Small tar In the tip worn oar 9:30 a m. Mary’s Hospital, Passaic, chaplain; Rev. Walter All high school students in- Alger, HOTEL 0.P., All Souls Hospital, Mor- the terested in a career PARK NEWARK "Peanut" college PLACE, More mid more, amazing are invited to attend the day- ristown, chaplain; and Rev. women are doing the Richard family 0.F.M., St . Tonck, hanking . . and long which will in- finding that these services can b program Claire’s CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR * clude Hospital, Dcnville, bo useful luncheon, sample col- "housekeeping” aids. That’s we ACOUSTICON chaplain. RESERVATIONS FOR why lege give classes, an alumnae pan- special attention to our mnny homemaker Gerald F. Mischc, assistant "THE MOST FAMOUS NAME" el and a scene from "Hansel • COMMUNION depositors. Come in and IN director of will meet the friendly, capable and Gretcl" by the music de- A.1.D.. speak. HEARING AIDS Reservations people at National State will partment. are being han- BREAKFAST they giadly help NO WIRES • NO BULKY BATTERIES • you use our NO CORDS dled by Mrs. Louise O'Shea of bankingservices to your best • advantage. Thi« ii not a "gadget." Il'i REAI aid. East Paterson and Janina Ko- ORDINATION a hearing complete with volume SICV. N CATHOLICS, two of control. It it etpecially good lor thoto who do o pec of Garfield. not woar hooting them are in DINNERS oid all tho time. "priests, represented the National Hall in Whon in In church, In Statuary • groupt, or thoalon. juit clip It in your oor. WEDDING Whon not noodod, it in wolch Washington. carry poclrot or coin purto. St. E’s Frosh —tifc s:■ You havo to too It to boliovo 111 RECEPTIONS The tSIABIISMED 1812 Eroo and trial toil Como to tho ollico, phono mail lor homo, or coupon • OTHER SOCIAL appointment. No obligation, Hudton C Pottaic Elect Officers Countiot only. Quote NATIONAL STATE BANK CONVENT Additional class FUNCTIONS .ACOUSTICON HEARING AID CENTER OF NEWARK r the Week officers have been elected by 1 • 26 JOURNAL SQUARE, JERSEY CITY Of the freshmen at the College of Irvington Orange • Millburn-Short Hills | (corner Here opposite Hotel Plain IPS) j "The chief objective of many St. Elizabeth, Patricia flavin, Modern air conditioned West Essex-Caldwell Free elected Parking • In Rear of Building who visit a dying person is to Englewood, was presi- banquet facilities fine conceal from him the truth that dent early last month. food and service always. I Gentlemen* Without obligation would Member h ederal I tiko to try tho Peanut’ I STANLEY AKUS Deposit Insurance Corporation his life is Their ac- Other officers J. • aid in the ending ... are Al- hearing privacy of my home Sally tion it Manager I do not with Irlol. but tond is kindly meant. Hut is len, Oswego, N.Y.; Judith Ann I o ploate froo photo ond orhor portinonl | information, . Lj altogether wrong and is some- Kuhn, Livingston, and Chris- • times the cause of the patient's tine Chatham. I NAME ' Rennie, failure to prepare for death." FOR RESERVATIONS Representing the class on | ADDRESS Bishop George Craven of | the student council, are Mari- Call MArket 2-1000 Westminster, England, to Cath- I CITY lyn Menegus, Clifton, resident I olic Nurses’ Guild of Great student and Joanne A KNOTT HOTEL Britain. councilor, Milana, Watchung, day student ALBERT W. STENDER, Ptxld.nl councilor. THE 14 ADVOCATE November 9, 1961 County, Conference Champs Oppose Seton Hall's Bid to Defend Crown ELIZABETH Only one ma- LACING TIIE Pony Pirates County titles. Another section jor contender for the will mythical he a host of county, con- not New represented by its best Jersey cross country ference and cham- - sectional team is Morris whose championship will be County, missing pions, including Brick Town- two entries, Chatham when the third and Mor- annual Scton ship (Shore Conference), Co- ris Hills Hall Regional, will be in University Spiked Shoe lumbia (Big Ten Club and Essex the ’•B” division. invitation meet is held County), Dickinson (Hudson Seton Hall, Nov. 11 at Warinanco which added the Park, County), Holy Trinity (Union Trot starting at Turkey to its list of con- 10:30 a.m. County), St. Rose (Central Jer- A field of 43 schools quests last Saturday, may find from all sey), Teaneck (Bergen parts of the that St. Rose, runner-up in state will toe the County), Vineland (South Jer- that race, mark in will also he the one two races, the “A” sey) and Weequahic (Newark division to beat this week. The going off first. It is City). score last week was in this race that Scton Hall close, 40-44, and The one missing link to make the Prep, the Pony Pirates may have to defending champion, this true state will a champion is run again this week without have the to opportunity Passaic an undefeated the confirm its Valley, services of Norb Merck, ranking as the team,which has won (lie Lake- out Garden with a foot injury. State’s No. 1 squad. land Conference and Passaic OK ALL THE teams listed above, the only ones which Pirate Harriers have not already bowed at least Seeking once to the Pirates this fall are Columbia, Vineland and Varsity, Freshman Titles Weequahic. Of the three. Vine- land, the 1959 winner of this SOU 111 ORANGE Scton Hall race, appears to have the best University is a slight chance to lavorite to win and upset the applecart. both varsity freshman races in the first Seton Hall Make The to annual Garden match for individual Aiming Irvington Its Seventh Victim State Conference cross-country champion- honors promises to bring to- SOUTH ships on Nov. ORANGE—Last-min- Not only arc they seeking to sey City in one the feature 15 at the South Mountain here. gether most of ami Marist will run against to Memorial. coast- course of the state’s ute up St. Peter’s top preparations for an inva- extend their unbeaten skein to In a recent games Nov. 12. a tough foe in Wechawken at triangular meet,mi the stars, with Eamon cd past the Hoboken maiiguiar Pony Pirates defeated O’Reilly of sion of Nov. 11 are seven school, Irvington games this year, but In other independent con- Wcehawken. their main rival, Fairleigh Dick- St. Benedict’s the Oratory will also 30-0, while St. Michael’s suf- favorite. being made by Coach Tony they arc also driving toward tests Nov. 11. St. Benedict’s he inson, in both Mike on the road, facing fered one of its two events. Upsala. St. of Spino of Lyndhurst, the Verducci and his Seton Hull Bay- losses to nessey Jersey City, who the Catholic A championship. will take to the road in an at- Nov. Peter's and the other fig-j ley-Ellard 12. Demarest, 14-12. Hidcr, tires to take individual County and Passaic High Sehool football to honors. 1 squad. tempt even its record at Irvington should members of ey provide Se- the conference do Ed Conference the TWO OF Captain Wyrsch of Bloomfield, champ; Upon outcome of that THE other inde- 3-3 at the expense of New ton Hall with the acid of ST. BENEDICT'S not figure as contenders. e Winfield test could go strong Ray Essig of of Red game hangs the pendent contenders for Dover, Bill Wcikel fgen Bank, probably Pony that York Military Academy, Del- its ability since the IV into battle with New York Shore Conference Group LEADING of Westfield and Jim Fischer of and Cen- Pirates' hopes for their first crown, St. Peter’s and St. Mi- barton will visit THE Pirate varsity tral Pcrkiomcn power is fielding one of its Military Academy with both of Union the Jersey winner; Carl Bud- undefeated chael’s, at Jer- will be sophomore arc other probable season. will lock horns with the same idea in mind its Kevin lien- den of strong teams. The Pony Pi- offensive stars on the side- scorers for John Gibson’s team. Rancocas Valley, "B” division rates, paced by the quarter- lines. In the freshman winner at the Dickin- race, Scton hacking of Tom Van Grofski Frank Cosentino, the Hall will have son invitation meet; A1 Gray Tom Tushingham Jones Bees’ of and the scoring of Ken Kluxcn crack quarterback, did of Whitby, Kan., Joe Kroli of Weequahic, the Newark City added Immaculate Conception not play in his team’s 22-12 Louisville, Bob Down of titlist; Steve Harris of Scotch St. Cecilia's Ky„ Seeks Second to their list of defeated win against Central Goal Nov. 4 be- op- Long Island, George Germann of Plains, Mike Serwatka of St. ponents, 26-0, Nov. 5. cause of an injured left arm. Newfoundland and Bob O’Rourke Rose and John Loeschorn ENGLEWOOD Having mark, the locals will now try and 4-1-2 of overall. The Blue He may be ready for action achieved IF of Jersey City as its top men. Rainapn Regional are one of its goals for to surpass their outstanding 7-2 Jays will have SKTON HALF can com- among another rugged this week, but Bill Jamieson, the challengers. this season, St. Cecilia’s High in the mark'compiled 1960. Ford- opponent Nov. 11 when they en- plete season undefeated St. Benedict’s half- to speedy School is now ready direct ham Prep (Nov. 12) and Engle- tertain North (it has a with St. Bergen, which game Bene- back, is out for Crusaders LOESCHORN", kept out of its football toward the season with Cop plans an- wood (Nov. 23) remain on the handed St. Cecilia’s dict's after its only remaining Irving- a broken collarbone. the Bergen ' County race last other. schedule. loss. ton), the Catholic A title should Conference Crown week with bad Delbarton hiked its record to a back, and St. to The Saints left no doubt as Joseph’s, which had led come the South Orange 2-3 9-6 ORADELt—With the Tri-Coun- Winfield, undefeated with a upset of Blair all sea- to most of the and IN THE ONLY school without their superiority in the Tri- season was T-CCC game any difficulty. Academy Nov. 4 and ty Catholic Conference cross- son. are the two would like boys whom County Catholic Conference defending co-champion with St. on tap, Bergen Catholic will However, if the Pony Pirates title O to reach 500. country in the bag, Bergen Reilly will have to worry Nov. 5 as they captured the Cecilia’s, couldn’t match the visit Queen of Peace. drop a game, St. Cecilia’s will Catholic will about. Pope go after the Irish Saints’ attack after Pius, which is he thrust into Christian championship and completed an an even, battling Queen the title picture CHANCES THAT Marist will Brothers crown Nov. 11 Eamon has 7-7 first of Peace previously undefeated league season with period Sunday. for third place, will along with the survivor of the post its second win after five at Van Cortlandt Park. beaten Spino and Serwatka anil a 34-7 rout of St. entertain St. the Big St. Peter's-St. Michael's clash. The Crusaders Joseph’s. The defeat was the first for Mary’s, losses—including a 26-12 set- easily took the those hoys in turn have Six Conference leader, in Both St. Michael’s trounc- St. Joseph’s, dropping the Blue an and St. back by St. Luke’s Nov. 5 T-CCC title Nov. 2 at Paranius, ed most of the other SPORTING A inter-league Don Bosco Peter's arc good with contend- 6-1 season Jays to a 3-1-1 T-CCC mark game. enjoying sea- appear slim. Wechawken has Dave Fahorty winning indi- to HEAR YE ers. In the Turkey Trot last has a trip New York to play sons with some outstanding in- been vidual honors in 12:11. Dan For- improving steadily and week, Eamon Xavier on its agenda. dividual romped in 100 players, notably Pen may be more than the Golden ty of Don Bosco was second in yards ahead of Serwatka 20-7 Zdanowicz with the Irish and in A victory over Don Knights can handle. HEAR YE 12:16. score was 21 Bergen's 12:28, Bosco Nov. Tony Mendolla with the Pe- St. Cecilia's Post 5. put Pope Pius to points (low enough to win a dual May Oratory will try erase the at 2-2 in the T-CCC and treans. Further indication that NOW IS THE meet), while its second team gave zero in its win column against the Eagles their fourth win the game may be a light bat- 64 in a placed second with points. tle is the fact that each Bayley-Ellard team which their last five games for 4-3 lost, The Crusaders Initial Undefeated Mark a has a tie as its best effort. TIME TO were fourth in Slide to But, Again season standard. 7-6, Memorial. St. Peter's the Bergen County meet. the Summit school will After "bowed by that count prob- The slide KEARNY The possibility of the first undefeated soccer climbing back to 3-3, Sunday continued in The ably come home with its sev- SEE THE Queen of Peace while the Union City club lost Advocate’s prediction team in the history of St. Cecilia’s High School loomed large was upset, enth straight defeat. depart- the previous week. ment with this week. 10-6. by Our Lady of the Valley seven of 11 games But, the :BRAND NEW TAYLOR the recently completed the Saints Nov. 5 and now the Queensmcn unreliability of com- called correctly last weekend, During campaign, 10 will be out to parative scores is illustrated by MOTOR INC. slicing 10 points from posted wins, lost once and tied four times. However, the regain the .500 SALES, the aver- the team level. Bergen Catholic results of each team uge. The standard which defeated St. Cecilia's, Irvington, and one of those snapped 149 Fifth A v©., Paterson for seven against Demarest which tied the locals, East Side, will have to forfeit all of a six-game losing skid as it as compared weekends now stands at .706 AR. 4-9020 tied Fordham 60 their games. Prep, 20-20, Nov. with correct calls 85 in schools 5. THERE IS NO games. Both apparently used players who are inclligiblc Cage Coaches 1962 for playing with outside teams on which players were paid. THE STANDINGS SUBSTITUTE FOR Thus, Coach John Kurszwiez’ Saints would have a 12-0-3 W L T Plan •St. Cecilia'* 5 0 0 Meeting • with two revisions. Cecilia’s •St. Joseph’s IMPERIALS QUALITY standard the St. has had several 5 1 1 BLOOMFIELD Essex Pope Piu» 2 2 0 i seasons during which it lost one contest, but this would ;• • Our oblectlve It just Queen of Peace 1 2 CHRYSLERS la offar to our 0 County CYO boys basketball cultomori only the bolt ol tho mark the first campaign in which it did not lose. Don Boko O 3 1 • Bergen Catholic coaches will meet at Sacred PLYMOUTHS Ultd cart wo toko In trodo. Our 0 3 0 orooteit li •Completed «e<**nnv concern to deliver a Heart School Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. • trouble free used car to VALIANTS you to James D. Why not stop In and tea According Dough- one? Six TEN-STRIKE THRILLS in the er, haskctball director, all ros- Now on Diiploy SEDANS Big ters and entry fees must be 5 ci IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SUNROOFS FABULOUS, NEW 2,000-SEAT KARMANN GHIAS submitted at that time. STATION WAGONS best service Positions The leagues will open Nov. MURPHY DEAL Top Are Decided, »gg BEST 2fi with 110 AUTHORIZED some teams, com- of BOWLING ARENA posed over 1500 boys, com- Those who have BROS. ON peting in four divisions VOLKSWAGEN CASH IN Battle age S.it , Sun. for 3rd Place for titles. Montclair Im- DEALER 61 RAMBLER Frl„ Rages county a choice, choose Motor Sales Nov. 10, 11, 11 8-15 P.M. maculate NEW YORK Conception’s gram- Elizabeth 5-5600 LEFTOVERS m m GLADIATORS HOHOKUS With the first two spots in the Big mar team copped the arch- 501*511 DOMESTIC No. Broad Slreof ANTONIO diocesan title last year. Vl. SAN Six about St. VESPA USED CARS TRUCKS Football Conference just nailed down by Opon Daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. & CAVALIERS and the for the 6 P.M. AT WHOLESALE PRICES Mary’s DePaul. remaining battle will be Saturdays to Sec the world's Richest ...atylrd for fun, designed bowlers "AFTER WE SELL - WE SERVE" paid championship with three teams in contention. luxury following position for easy going. Talk about la ally St. Luke’s will its pa >pet entertain Immaculate Conception here 1962 •conomy and comfort, Veit- *« built fot Competition Scats SI. $2. S.i. $l. Dnuh Nov. 12 in the only league same. pa'a got it! Live it up on a NO W/UTiNG at open 8:30 I* M. Both will he trying to stake some PONTIACS lively Veapa—coma in to- ORGANIZATIONS, BOWLING LEAGUES claim to third Immaculate day and try one, for free! Special fund place. croup discount?* for your Soars LITTLE CAR raising affairs! and Our Lady of the Valley cur- English 257 ELIZABETH AVE. & TEMPESTS Write or phone. rently hold that spot with 1-2 FOR 2 Blocks South of 1 RTE. 46, TOTOWA, N. si 100UNITS READY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Soon J. apiece. St. Luke's is 0-1-t. On Eight TDs No Lowor Price* NEWARK TA 4-4000 Cor. Itivervlew Dr. or S minutes from NEWARK—St. Mary’s Luke Better Service Op.n Evoningt to » P.M. Paterson IN OTIIKR (JAMES involving VOLKSWAGENS CLifford 6-3363 Big Six teams. St. Mary's will English bolted into the individ- Anywherel Motor face Pope Pius of the Tri-County ual scoring lead with a record- Scooters of Catholic Conference in an inter- breaking eight touchdowns Nov. autm. distinction SALES struggle and the other 5 against Bayley-Ellard. The A league SERVICE members will take on inde- (lael halfback, who was in fifth TRIUMPH JERSEY CITY me JAGUAR "Sec personally before place last week, had his total you pendent opposition. VOLVO MOTORCYCLE CO. In those independent contests, soar to tMi points ns he pushed *1567 Hudson County's Authorised buy car. I will any give you DePaul will visit Pcquannock I.en Zdanowicz of St. Michael's KOPLIN • S.A. Doolor and Valley will be at West Or- (73 down to second PONTIAC,inc Newark 1 place. ♦SO Avt„ Truck Route !•» EQUIPPED EQUIPPED (he deal that can’t be beat!” 411 NO. BROAD ST. ange Mountain while Bayley-El- Frank Coscntino of St. Bene- Jersey City, N. J. lard will he at home to Oratory dict's, who had been one-two ELIZABETH. N. J. OL 3-2500 There's no waiting for Volkswagen* at Little As Luke English tore up the with Zdanowicz all Car. We always have 100 or more Sun Roofs, season, turf for a record eight touch- slipped to fifth place as lie was Sedans, Buses, Convertibles and Karmctnn TROPHY PONTIAC * downs, St. Mary’s assured itself idled by an injured left arm. "IT TAKES A GOOD DEALER Ghias available for immediate delivery. Just Hal mathematically of a tie and He may return to the chase " the model and color desired and Charkowsky TO MAKE A GOOD DEAL pick style, practically of the championship this weekend. drive you can home today in your own Volks- in a 59-0 rout of Bayley-Ellard Joe Finizio helped St. Ce- SAVINGS! wagen from Little Carl Trades and easy OUT-TRADES 'EM ALL! Nov. 5. cilia's to the Tri-County Catho- financing terms arranged. THE STANDINGS lic A Conference crown and a WIT share of third in the in- ON St. Miiry'a son place '62 ‘62 PONTIACS DePaul a I o dividual race with Jim Mulvi- Imnunil.iie I 2 0 hill of DePaul. SEE US O- I. Valley I 2 » Each has CO St l.ukr'n o I I points. ALSO FOR.. A TEMPESTS • • l!.i> Jr.v-Kllanl 0 3 I LE MANS GRAND PRIX THE LEADERS TD PAT Ptl. r.nyliili. XI Marv'» EASIEST IS 0 uo PAYMENTS • FINEST SERVICE Zitanowicr. SI Michaet'a 12 I 7:i Pinion, SI Cerllla'i Id n so iflwmnwa VOLKSWAGEN school Mulvihlll. DePaul |o o «o from PLUS wondorful selection of Used Cars iiM-nlinn. SI "SERVICE IS THE lIG PIUS" onditmned priced f/ qp I lleiirilll'l't II 5 S7 ... SPECIAL vO/D KIUM-n. Xtlon llall .. lon i"" II 0 411 3508 Hudion Blvil, Union City it Block Carpark Enter 361h St UN 6-4300 Nimiililonl. I'one Pina 7 s 47 S r Kenan, isrccn. grid Down’ll. St l.uke't 7 0 42 and radio, ’5B OPEL » ler 988 BROADWAY Mendolll. SI Peier'a 7 o 42 exceptional 5795 slate Jamteaon. SI Henrdtrt'a S 2 02 4 door »Utlon 111 BAYONNE Crowe, S|. Peier'a S 0 :io ’5B VAUXHALL waiion blue, white tlapp, DePaul 5 U ao equipped 5795 HI 6 6880 • HI MtOO ’56 Hlaek. automatic, JAGUAR • Advocate salaction* in bold fact> white wall*., Nov 11 RICHERT Saturday. cunt new St) non MARK VII 5995 Oelharton at Parktoman OePaul .it I'eiioannmk M.ii'tl .it Waahawktn STATION WAGON North Bero*n ,»t St Jo»c|»h'» TWO VOLUME WEST CALDWELL O L. V 4 11#v <«t W O Mountain St. Benedict* N \ M A LOCATIONS at HEADQUARTERS Seton Hill m liwnuton PONTIAC PLYMOUTHS AUTO MART Sunday. Nov. 11 • Immaculate Conception at S| l.uke'a VALIANTS * • Bergen Catholic .«t Quern nf Peace NOW • Don llu» * M Bay ley-R1 lard 11 UT. )♦!« Seton Hall 26. Immaculate 0 November 9, 1961 THE ADVOCATE Vocation Notes 15 Spiritual Orange Woman Receives CYO's Pro Deo et Juventute Medal JERSEY ClTY—Agnes Sulli- inghousc employes in Bloom- members Sullivan was cited for eight to uphold Christian fast. About our youth some- to form their own opinions, he van of St. John’s (Orange) re- years of volunteer work field, where she is employed. standards of decency in is this ceived the youth speech, body buying and reading said. This should be done “with- Short Cut 1961 CYO Pro Deo et at She is an officer in the Catho- St. John’s. She has been dress, reading and sports. In- smut and it isn’t all non-Catho- in the framework of ortho- Juventute ("for God and lic Daughters of America, is president of the Adult Advisory decency a $5 billion a year lics.” doxy,” he added. Youth”) Medal Nov. 5 at the Board of the Court Fleming, and St. John’s she parish youth coun- industry, said, which is de- She the to join "There arc areas in By Msgr. William F. Furlong 13th annual Catholic Youth Con- urged youth many cil for the Rosary Altar Society. stroying our moral past six years, dur- fibre. forces with decent literature which discussion by intelligent vention at the CYO Center. ing which "If take St. John's was cited Four Eagle of the Cross we poison into our groups and to pray for Divine Catholic laymen is urgently, st The award, he b ® book given annually to three limes we can prayer ever written was the Book of Psalms. as the “Outstand- awards were presented by bodies, be given an guidance for lawmakers needed," lie said. nr T ( a Catholic trying Among Much of it was layman of the New- composed over 2,000 years ago. It is the best ing CYO Unit" in its division. Msgr. Kiley to members of the antidote, but when poison en- to draft corrective legislation to these he listed: Communism, Because it has God ark Archdiocese for outstand- ters the mind, as its principal author. From the Council of Catholic Youth. They it cannot be rid stores ot ob- to attain world very ing service in behalf of neighborhood ways peace, Beginning the Church has youth, MISS SULLIVAN has also to of eradicated. It is used this sacred book which con- went Patricia Cassidy a destruction jectionable publications. atomic energy, integration, ists otlso pMtu; was presented by Msgr. John to initiate the annual innocence. prayers. All priests are required to recite helped East Orange, outgoing vice of It is an awful "You the standard bear- housing, labor relations, wel- ail of them J. Kiley, CYO director. Miss Communion arc in the course of a week. breakfast for West- chairman who at the pity, I think, that we arc will- presided ers of decency,” she said. fare programs, alcoholism, In the to early days of the Church, however, it was convention: Dolores Jaye of ing allow money to be marie TV’s ‘‘cult of brutality,” lor customary “Hold your standards high—so drug the monks to recite the entire Book Union, who elected chair- by the destruction of souls. of Psalms every day. was Un- to addiction and education. To do it took many people are looking you some four or five hours. It is quite evident, there- man, Jean Reynolds of Tea- less this nation is decent, our “Your he Catholic youth: you will never generation,” added, that it is fore, would help toward the preservation neck and O'Neill of moral fibre gone and we are inherited greatly and Raymond know your great influence. Let “has a whole pano- strengthening of a vocation to the North Bergen. lost.” priesthood or religious life, your best for shine rama of ideas which are infil- if one were to the power good say whole Book of Psalms for those inten- Other new officers include: forth." trating the minds of men and tions every day. COMMUNIST LEADERS, she Anthony Cangiolosi of Lodi, changing the image of man, * * * asserted, said would vice chairman; Arlene Harville they con- MSGR. KILEY told the youth making him less than the im- IT ISN’T us in two ways: economi- to look to LIKELY, HOWEVER, that you would ever recite of West New York, recording quer the Church for guid- age of God. With the help of 150 Psalms every But you do cally and by destroying our ance in their discussion day. can something which, ac- secretary, and Richard Skelly of con- God —andyou can do nothing cording to St. , has greater value. You youth. "Ask yourselves how temporary There can meditate of Kearny, corresponding sec- problems. without His help live your on the Passion of Our Lord. far have succeeded. Eco- are in St. Ambrose claimed that: “One retary. they many areas which they lives in such a way that othera meditation well made upon the Passion js of more value than nomically they are catching up are free to discuss matters and will see and follow.” severe penances performed for a whole year, or the recitation ADDRESSES AND PANEL of the whole Book of Psalms each day.” discussions were other high- The condition placed by St. Ambrose “One meditation lights of the convention, in well made upon the Passion ...” could be fulfilled by which some 300 young adults meditating on the 14 Stations of the Cross. In other words, from parishes throughout the by making the Way of the Cross. The Stations every day are, archdiocese participated. strongly recommended for boys with vocations to Speakers included Assembly- the priesthood or Brotherhood, and for girls with vocations to woman Mildred Barry Hughes the Sisterhood. of Union County and Msgr. * * • Kiley. Mrs. Hughes urged CYO OCR IDEA IS NOT at all original. Back in the 15th century, our Blessed Mother appeared to Blessed Veronica Binasco and suggested certain practices preparatory to her becoming an List Schedule Augustinian nun. One of the practices was to set .. apart some time every day to meditate on the Passion of Christ.” • • * For Lectures THAT A YOUNG MAN CAN to ACCEPTS AWARD: Sullivan aspire nothing higher than Agnes of Orange accepts NEWARK Courses in the P” cst o °d s dear .'' from an encyclical written by Pope the Newark Archdiocesan CYO Pro Deo et Juventute Newark Archdiocesan CYO Itv * ius XI in 1935. In it he wrote: ‘‘Since the Medal priest acts as from John J. Youth for Faith lecture program the ambassador of Msgr. Kiley, archdiocesan CYO Christ, he should live in such a way to as will begin Nov. 14 and 16 and make his own the words of director. the apostle: ‘Be ye imitators of me and I ” continue through Dec. 12 14. as am also of Christ’ (I Cor. II: I). is open to adults 18 Therefore, a Registration young man desiring the priesthood is aspiring to situation or over and may be made a wherein he should he able to say: be "People through county offices or by con- like me. If you do, you will he just like Christ!" tacting Rev. Edward J. Hajduk, Can you think of a career that would enable you to invite GE 81147. people to do something greater? • * « The schedule lists classes Tues- days and Thursdays at St. Fran- Apostolate for Vocations OBSERVANCE: National Catholic Youth members of Newark cis (Ridgcield Park) and Thurs- CYO Marking Week, St. Archdiocese: Msgr. William F. St Furlong, days at Sacred Heart (Bloom- Philip’s played host to the Clifton-Passaic area council at a session Mary's, Elizabeth. N.J. Telephone: EL 2-5151. CYO special field) and St. Michael's (Eliza- last Paterson Diocese: Rev. John P. week. Shown, left to right, are: Regina Farrell, queen of St. Philip’s; Bishop McHugh, DePaul High beth). School, Wayne, N.J. Telephone: OXbow 4-5759. McNulty, Msgr. Francis Murphy, pastor, and Stephen Farkas, president of the host The schedule is as follows: parish unit. St. Francis Tuesday: 7:30 p.m., Contemporary Moral Prob- Press Institute to Give lems with Father Hajduk; 8:30 Bergen to Begin Allen Bradley p.m., The Mass with Rev. Leon- What About You? To Address CYO ard J. Jordick; Thursday, 7:30 Talent Contest Feature p.m., Dating and Marriage Prep- GARWOOD Allen C. Brad- Writing Prizes aration with Rev. James F. John- FORT LEE The first of four ley. circulation manager of The son. and 8:30 p.m., The Life of preliminary competitions in the will address NEWARK A feature writing contest has been Advocate, mem- Christ with Rev. Louis F. Men- Bergen County CYO March of bers of St. Ann’s CYO Nov. announced by the New of 12. Jersey Catholic Institute the nitt. Talent Contest will be held Nov. He will TOP TALKERS: demonstrate how a Press in Julia Monroe (center), a at St. connection with its School of Journalism now in junior 9 at 8 Sacred Heart —7:30 p.m., The p.m. at Assumption (Wood- diocesan newspaper is made progress. Mary’s High School (Rutherford), holds the first-place Mass with Rev. William J. Ridge). up, incuding how a news re- which Daly, trophy she won Nov. 3 at the New State 8:30 The other all for lease High school journalists taking the four-week course Jersey and p.m.. Dating and Mar- preliminaries, is handled from the time Forsenic \ at Sacred Heart School (Bloom- League contest in Woodbridge. At her left riage Preparation with Father juniors, are as follows: Nov. 14, it is received until it appears X Nov. have been told their is a at Holy Trinity (Coytcsvillo); in the paper. fiold) as last by Mark Howat, Louis D. Aza- Joseph Lee, senior St. Mary’s and first place Daly. issignment to interview their in 16, Visitation (Paramus), and Eiecn TrcleasC, editor, and lo- roff and Howard Wolff of the winner an original tournament Nov. 4 at St. Michael’s 7:30 p.m., cal oratory Nov. 19. St. Philip's (Saddle the staff of the CYO town magistrate. Stories are staff of the The Mass with to be an- parish Bergen Evening Rec- Rutherford. John a sen- priest to Fecko (right), also St. Mary’s Brook). The first two will start are be submitted at the last class ord, it has been announced nounced, and 8:30 newspapers sponsoring the by was in p.m. Dating 8 Nov. JO mailed ior, third the annual discussion tournament at p.m. and the third at 2:30 /A or to institute school director Paul Licameli of land Marriage* Preparation with program. in headquarters no later than Nov. West New York. Winners Englewood Nov. 3 Rev. Roland W. Muenzen. p.m. will re- Junior finals 12. f arc slated for “THE MAKING ceive their awards at special ccr-| of a law be- Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. at St. Mat- A Franciscan Sisterl emonics at the CIP offices in longs either to the whole ... TEN WINNERS in all will be thew's Senior finals people (Ridgefield). to . GIVING YOURSELF to lif. chosen. The Newark Dec. 6. Peter A. Confa- or a public personage who has . . o first place winner, will he held Nov. 13 at the month- lone, will make the St. care of the whole St. completely dedicated to the salva- will be given *25 bond. president, Tilt people." a Smaller ly of of loult Michael's-Holy meeting the Senior tion . . . through prayer, Rosary County . presentations. awards will be to the tocrifice ond given other Youth Council at 8:30 p.m. at the work, joy ... by using More than 120 high school jour- talents nine. | CYO Hail here. your at a Nurse, Laboratory The competition will be judged nalists arc taking the course, be- Capuchin Fathers ond X-Ray Technician, Secretary, Ac* ing given this year for the first To Decide Division countont. Dietitian, Seamstress, Cook,* ST. LAWRENCE |time. Working journalists are Championship MON. os well as In other hospital depart- New Method Talent Study Approved by Contest ond in conducting the classes. NEW YORK ments anew extension of our Leading Cetholic Educators BEACON, UNION CITY - St. Michael's work in the Catechetical and Social major upset in sending pre- stalwart on defense, combined Pttaso tend mo without obligation lltaraturo fields . Under vour In regards to Service . . TO PREPARE FOR (Union City) will be looking to viously undefeated Holy Rosary with Vin llilkcn to lead the Is Way [HOW 1 Coaches Meet clinch its ( ) Priesthood ( ) Brotherhood to first Northern Divi- by the wayside, 7-6. way in a 25-7 win over Mt. Car- NEWARK THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITYI HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE sion Hudson Fifty-five young- Nairn County CYO Foot- Joe Iticcardi highlighted the mel your age—to Vocation FORT LEE Basketball (Bayonne). sters have entered the annual Es- Street (Write-giving & ball League championship Nov. St. win when he went Sacred Heart will Director, 767 30th St., Rock Island. SCHOLARSHIP EXAMS coaches of the Bergen County Joseph's now test sex County CYO March of Talent at City for further 13 Roosevelt Stadium here over from the line. Bayonne's other Illinois, details of this C'YO leagues will meet Nov. 9 one-yard entrant in the Contest. Three preliminary round fciti. Tail and • o»h*r ravliwa In when it meets the di- State Aoe happy life.) Math., at 7:30 p.m. at the Madonna defending Mike O'Cclla added the all-im- league in the final game Sun- contests have been scheduled. tclanea, Social Rilijion- Enillih, StuCitt, visional titlist. Holy Rosary, at portant extra Frank Pa- day. In the Mt. Car- •ll « for IIO.VKS BOOKS Chickt hall. Entries for the various point. opener, The first was held this week at only. 3 p ni. at one brought Holy Rosary to mel (Jersey will collide St. Lima. Pact Way, N.Y. leagues must be filed this City) Rose of ,«Itallroad larthmont, St. Michael's received meeting. a tre- within one point when he latch- with Boystown. The eliminations will continue mendous lift and a chance to ed onto a three-yard pass from THI STANDINGS at Holy Family (Nutley) Nov. It PROVE YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST clinch the title Northern Division outright when Paul I.a Rose. at.7:30 and at W. 1. T. P»» p.m. St. Catherine St. (Hoboken) St. Michael'* Joseph's pulled a St. Michael's moved into un- .1 o 0 10 of Siena (Cedar Grove) Nov. 13 Holy Itniary 4 1 0 II Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother For Person* Over 21 disputed possession of first St Paul of Croaa .1 2 0 A at the same hour. Queen of Peace a 2 0 A place when it defeated Ml. Car- (A Fronciuon 9:00 P.M. to 12:30 A.M. Burzinski St. Joacph* 2 2 1 A Community) mel (Jersey City), 20-0. Mike Mt. Carmel

PETROPOLIS, Brazil (IlNS) Many Brazilian civic and ecclesiastical notables joined more than 300 delegates 84 from countries at the solemn opening of the Second World Council of the Young Christian Workers (JOCIST) movement in this mountain resort town near Rio de Janeiro. The delegates included Msgr. problems of underdeveloped Joseph Cardijn of Belgium, countries. founder of the Jocist , movement, The congress sessions were which began in 1925 and now scheduled for the large main hall claims a membership of more of the fashionable Quitandinha than three million young Catholic Hotel, where 25 altars were workers in 85 countries. erected for the 80 Masses to be welcomed They were by Romeo offered daily by priests taking Maione, international outgoing part in the congress. A huge president, who read messages of wooden cross towered over the greeting from Pope John XXIII, convention hall. the International Labor Organi- All speeches and debates are zation and UNESCO. Maione, being simultaneously translated 36-ycar-old mechanic from Mont- into the eight official languages real, is being replaced by Bartolo of the congress Portuguese, Perez, Brazilian a and wood turn- English, Spanish, French, Italian, er by trade. German, Danish and Hindustani.

STRESSING THE THEME of BOOK CLUB AWARD: Rev. John the LaFarge, S.J. (center), receives the Campion congress "Look, Judge ‘Digest’ Reaches Award the Catholic Book Club from the Act” Maione said the of club’s editorial board chairman, Rev. sessions Harold would be devoted to 750,000 Circulation Gardiner, as the 1955 Award such topics S.J., Campion winner, Jacques Maritain ex- tends as education, housing, wages, NEW YORK (NO - Catholic JERSEY SCHOLARS: James Ralston of congratulations. The was made at the Ridgefield Park (seated defeated two presentation book club’s annual dinner. recreation, food left) health, and re- Digest magazine, now observing fellow New and one New Yorker Jerseyans as the Regis High School quartet com- gional development plans. its 25th year of publication, has India He peted for a full scholarship to Fordham University. to Ral- Organizes National Catholic Charities Catholic Press announced that at the close Announced that its circulation in Seated, left right, are: Office of David Birch of the regular vigil the U.S. has grown from ston, Orange and John Donovan, Glen Rock. Rev. ■ BOMBAY CRN'S) A national formed in India. proceedings a 7,000 Standing are Wil- Is of for the in 1936 to liam J. and Catholic charities Opened in Paris prayer workers of the 750,000 today. Egan, S.J., their teacher, Joseph of New York organization, Msgr. Ignatius Lobo, who has world Mullaney City. patterned after PARIS would be held, to be fol- The monthly Digest publishes closely the Na- been engaged in relief work (RNS)—Cardinal Fcltin tional Conference lowed by a monster public rally 10 foreign editions in Europe and CHARLES of Catholic here, was named first director of of Paris has announced estab- CARROLL, a Cath- n Rio's gigantic Maracana Stad- Asia. ReviewsDenied Elevated to Charities in the U. has been the lishment of a office olic, was a member of the Con Abbey S., organization. press to dis- ium honoring Pope John XXIII Two more foreign editions fn tincntal and later seminate information on Church Congress sign- WASHINGTON (NC) St. An- on the occasion of his 80th birth- Latin America and arc Court activities in France and abroad. Spain, ed the Declaration of Indepen- By High selm's Priory of the English day and featuring talks on the for next year. The office will communicate planned dence. of Benedictines WASHINGTON - The U. S. Su- Congregation to the here press such information as has been elevated to the CHRISTMAS preme Court has refused to re- the pronouncements of French status of an abbey. Former Moscow view a decision of the Pennsyl- and foreign Bishops, Chaplain: important vania Supreme Court finding that religious events, and news on state’s movie censorship law to GRAVE PILLOWS preparation for the forthcoming he MICHAEL J. HARRIS unconstitutional. It also re- Second Vatican Council. Sees No in fused to hear a Lakewood man's, INC. For this purpose, the office Soviet Change appeal from his conviction on will HIGH LEVEL made of fresh publish a weekly bulletin ex- cut evergreens, charges of sending obscene ma- nicely clusively for the press. ROOFING terial through the mails. EXPERTS trimmed, The on display at our showroom. Attitude Toward Pennsylvania censorship SHEET METAL Religion law had called for DCMT A iate approval of CONSTRUCTION ncn I MODEL Mass. (NC) lain’s films by a three-member board WORCHESTER, apartment. ment chapel. On five ! FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS Rev. Louis F. occasions, appointed by the governor. Those Dion, A.A., back He visited some Orthodox AND INSTITUTIONS however, the authorities allow- films from almost three years’ ser- churches | showing disapproved by TYPEWRITER and the Catholic ed him offer SPECIALISTS to Mass in the The board could have IN FLOWERS vice as a chaplain in been fined * Moscow, Church of St. Louis of the Church of St. Louis of the said he found jailed. Residential Roofing churches there French, and on Sundays found |or French, whose pastor is a Pol- In his * “filled with Sun- i request for a review of Leaders & Gutters people" for them full of worshipers. On ish priest. his conviction, * day services. major feasts like Easter obscenity Alfred and These occasions were various J. Hcincckc Siding Father the of Lakewood claim- Dion, 47, returned Christmas, churches were special events involving the 317 North ed he had been denied a fair trial EL 3-1700 Ridge Road, Arlington, N. J. 0 Oct. 15 after serving as “overflowing.” On chap- corps. each occasion the because the had lain judge told the 645 N'W POINT ROAD to American Catholics in He noted, however, that the government involved requested jurors that the material at issue WY 8-6858 Moscow since 1959. "great j ELIZABETH, NJ. • FREE DELIVERY • January, majority” of the con- and obtained Soviet permis- i was “obscene in the eyes of the ESTABLISHED 1913 lie said that some 45 Rus- gregations appeared to be sion to offer Mass in the law." The Court or sian | Supreme did not Call write for on the dunn Orthodox churches are “middle aged or upwards.” church. placement "err comment on its but open in action, Jus- Moscow, as well as a Permission for him- 698 Bergen Ave., J.C. HE PREDICTED to offer Hugo L. Black and William Moslem a that the of- tices of loved ones. mosque, Jewish syn- Mass in the church was de- O. resting place your ficial attitude of the Soviet re- Douglas noted that in their HE 5-8100 agogue, a Baptist church, a nied on one occasion when he belief the court should Catholic gime toward religion “will not \ consider 3 Doors From Municipal church and a chapel had to Parking sought marry an Amcr the case. in the American change.” The press continues Catholic chap- ican couple there. to publish articles hostile to [U religion, he said. FATHER COMPLITI Rate*: 1 insertion 40c line 4 inser- DION'S “parish- per Father Dion AIR RENTAL The Advocate tions 35c was the fifth ioners" usually numbered PACKAGE I per line. Minimum 3 lines. American all priest, Assump- about 125 and come from the Deadline: 2 P.M. to serve in Moscow Moscow LADDERS Monday tionists, un- foreign colony. About NOW Write to der the 1933 35 The Advocate Rooscvelt-Litvinov or 40 were Americans. In SIZE WOOD ALUM. 31 Clinton agreement YOU CAN a CLASSIFIED MARKET St., Newark, N.J. establishing diplo- addition, the priest said, there PLACE matic GET relations between were 18 ft. 9.95 15.20 I or call the a few" MArket 4-0700 "quite tourists U.S. and the Soviet Union. in Moscow in the summers and □ 20 ft 13.47 18.69 BUSINESS DIRECTORY MOUNTAIN His replacement in Moscow their increased LAKES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE presence his 24 ft. 17.48 is Rev. Joseph Richard, congregation. □ 25.0 q M SIZE DELUXE POOL TABLE WITH GARAGE DOORS A.A., BALL RETURN. EXCELLENT CONDI- REAL ESTATE PACKANACK LAKE who left 28 ft. 20.45 30.00 AOENTsT for the Soviet Union He commented that even TION WO. ALSO FULL SIZE ELECTRIC “3 a air in Father lop-quality Ingenoll-Rond com- IHONKR. DUAL CONTROLS $23 00. GARAGE DOORS SHOT? RIIA B. MURPHY’ I’ACKANACK VILLAGE August. Dion has re- without his presence the sacra- 32 ft. 24.94 40.00 protior, fuel, hot*, oir tool and two □ CALI* FA 2-96 M EVES. to Expert conversion* to overhead doors. Immediate occupancy —3 UII Rancher. turned his previous post as ments were available il**li (or to for- only |2j/doy through our I.ow fall prices before the bad weather Larcc Kit, Di.hwa.hcr. Fireplace, K.x- registrar 36 ft 27.97 46.00 - at eign Catholics HELP WANTED FEMALE • from the Polish months. Electric operators We sell, paniton Attic 2 Bath*. 2 Car Gar. Ce11»r~*33.900. Assumption College in) l»r~*33.900. • 23 Air Rental Plan install, service and guarantee all our NUTLEY yr. Mt*. • 534%. here. St. Louis Complete 40 ft. 31.47 52.00 AIRLINE and for A. 11. priest at of the training placement work. No obligation survey, of course. Rollinirr Cos.. Realtor. OX 6-1418. Koateta around Must French. But the Polish and positions. BUY NOW - SELL OR TRADE priest’s BEDNAR OVERHEAD PARAMUS FATHER It'll pay you to ilop In and Iho be IS3O yra. 11. S. Grads. For Inter- INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE DION said that g*t DOOR CO. IN PLAN. languages were limited view send address and phone No. to We will to Pol- compUt* at HUmboldt 4 1008 Hat your home for aale. or Ranch, three bedroom*, lane livinl during his stay in the Soviet itory Itos 4*4. Orange. ish, Russian CITY E N. J. or call conalder buying It l( and a little Ger- you purchaao an. mom eat-in kitchen, 40 fool baaement Union Oltange 4-1442. other houae throuih he was “treated HOME IMPROVEMENTS our office. Let recreation room, patio, beautiful land- very man, and the ui know foreign Catholics your requirement!. Etenlnia scaped 73x170 plot. Walk Annunciation well” by authorities and Parish secretary or experienced house- “not who DALE-RANKIN and Holiday* call Mra. Kelly. WE B-3922. School. *10.300. CO 1-4834. spoke none of these were LADDER CO. keeper or downstairs work and wait- JOSEPH H. SON~ discriminated Call IIC 3 3062. MARTIN & against in ress STANLEY JOHNSON any “very happy" to have a Kinivtr, N. I—Ulltl est. 40 years RINGWOOD because was priest 10-Ph: TU 7-1213 33 NO way 1 a Siciucut CLOTHES POLES Aluminum Awnings lllih St.. Nutley. 7-8000 priest." who could speak N. J.-Ult Pitinon HELP WANTED Male or Female English and Plank 4-lifl Combination Windows For the most part he con- ltd.-Pit: UN OAKLAND French. W. Nyack, N. r.-Pouta Call MU 4-3416 For Doors . Venetian Blinds Briarwood at 51-Pk: II |.JO|7 HOSPITAL HELP WANTED ducted services in his apart- licensed Aluminum Siding • Jalousies ELLEN MrKKNNA, REALTOR Father Dion said that what FREE DELIVERY Registered Nurse, practical Torch Enclosures 49 Hiawatha Iliad Oakland SAUS » RINTAI • SINVICt nurses, nurses aides, orderlies, porters, OUR SPECIALTY Lake isolation he in 154 Ctlly Avtnu* Paltrion EEderal 7 8414 Cupsaw experienced pantry aides, kitchen helper laundry HY. 23 J. C Butler. N. HI-Level 3 bath Moscow was “the isolation sorter. N It. Operator, telephone TErminal B-2000 RIDGEWOOD Itanch, bedrooms, tile of operators, typist clerk. Apply personnel colored fixture*, living room, dining PRINTING the priesthood.” For dept, Street room, family size with color most of fit J»arph*a Hospital. Main ! NEW CAR DEALERS RIDGEWOOD A kitchen 4-7300* Paterson. VICINITY coordinated in burner the year the only «rk Avenur. Huthrrfortl 'Bank Newark interesting." WE 0 OOQ ALUMINUM PRODUCTS STUDIO FOX HOLLOW Father Dion said he had HOME REPAIRS • 108 Broadway. Bayonne • HE 71302 SUSSEX COUNTY RIDING . STORM WINDOWS A noons traveled extensively in the So- HOME OWNERS DEAL DIRECTLY WITH FIORE • 006 u w o a o s i m ii i POUCH ENCLOSURES . ALTERATIONS Quality Photography Krai btalf lnturinre FARMS viet Union, “no J.loutir. . Scrrrn. Two encountering BROTHERS ON ANY JOB FROM CELLAR TO . l.akr ROOF Awning. • - Prnprrtira living rooms plus wonderful view 11 COMMERCE 8T \ \ VrnrtiAn lllinrl. Weddings Candid Albums R | difficulties." • ALFRED K DI.NTBK. (traitor highlight Thia charming 3 It It. ranch special *5 AND SAVE ON THE SALESMEN'S COMMISSION. • Loomia on F. H. LONGO Childrens Portraits 1 Avr. Ku%*r«. N. 2'* acres of high level land in tht He said he finest country estate section of visited Georgia C.ll 34 hour, a ilAy. 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Chevrolet. .Summer Homea Ilulrk. out.- Four Itejcistered Pharmacists nmbilr, .(Rll.r, LAKE al Pinccllffe Uke SUMMER HOMES FOR SALE l Aliy niAkr ,ulo. we HOPATCONG Free Delivery will maiAll Sale* A Rental! Open Kvery Day a rebuilt trAnhimuiun. guar- 0 ll anteed • ittnttih.; 1 RENT - SEASIDE From am. to pm price uuult-il. no HI V SELL EDWARD A. PARK 794 Mt lll>>. I Inina, tdxy CASEY, l* fc* .Prospect Avenue cor. /. .ervlre. ;lj| H,l- oo for Summer BEATRICE t.i n * a Home? Montclair Avenue ary Hi, New.ik BRADY, REALTOR ror price. i-aII Ml Realtor riua the opportunity for income? 3 5V14. ii \ M . Office. Weal Shore. Opp. HU 3-4749 Newark, N. J. a p M Coif Courae I am the owner of two »tuccn hunga* Flume aoH-ooto K v t > amimaa 13 I'niun Velar Hoad PA *8931 low» They're wonderfully cool and WAYNE apacloua. Each TRANSMISSION haa two bedrooms, a JERSEY CITY MORRIS COUNTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE living room, kitchen, and full hath SERVICE VALENTI'S PHARMACY One alao haa a hrec/eway potch. Both JOSEPH VALENTI. Res Phir. SINCE 1903 KrpAli. All AulnntAlir are in excellent condition Both are on CARLTON J. FARMS • HOMES - ESTATES Itdioinikkiom BRUEN, completely furniahed I.ot SO'xlOO Prescriptions Baby Needs Approx. t* Block Photo Dept. Free Delivery Leo Whilly • ll.iy Nyhui. Realtor to beach. Beal 31 17 ... offei Call MA 4 0311 SK 735 West Side Ave„ RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL OIL BURNERS SRertnxn s« , u,,vnr. N V >.lm St, JK Dim Ever. JE 82017 or 0-0:ifll. opp. Fairvlew o.Nbuw 4 IMMS New 3 Bedroom Jersey City, N. J. Mourns lake properties Hunterdon warren PHONE: DE 3-3034 CERAMICS COUNTIES FINEST FUEL OIL RANCH HOMES AT OHKKNPONI). I.AKK TAMAIIACK QUALITY JAMES V. nurrv A*enc» ami olMtr private lakes In Northern WESTFIELD 4'la.mi. In glair Main SI.. Cheater, N, J. Tit 0 3200 FOR RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL HEATINO on maltin' work aiu! New Jersey. Year round and J.ruuelMi Eveninm MUrray 0 1200 from summer CENTRAL PHARMACY .Uni. Nihtial Atirnlum g|y. $14,700 homes Conveniently near Paterson. Michael J f" 1“ Ihuuh giouu. Aiul mgaouAiiimt MOUNTAIN LAKES Newark ami New York City. Year-round Cermele. Ree Phar. • Kor inlurm.lion pbune (ill 2 Prescriptions Carefully DEPENDABLE 144 H or TOWN & LAKE REALTY homes from 110.500. Summer collages EFFICIENT OIL BURNER SERVICE Cuuir it.! biuwar Compounded ui j around from M.ooo. IRENE MULLINS - RASMUSSIN INC. Drum Perfumes FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS S CERAMIC STUDIO HILLSIDE BUCKLEY Cosmetic* WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ON All MAKES OF BURNERS 133 Madi.un Avrnur HI. 46 Ml. Ultra DE 4.8400 A. WHEELER, Broker Sick Boom Supplies CIIHon. N. J 434 Central Ave., WEstfield 1-1411 Sanders & Route 2J. Newfoundland N. J. Bills the PETRO Bracken, Realtors OX 7 7100 Kvei OX 7 4102 Pay Heating Way—lo HOME New 2 Families Equal Monthly IMPROVEMENTS One Boulevard Mountain LaEea l Hills LAND WANTED NUTLEY DEERFIELD 41316 i THE KIM* SECTION, lonitruP- Installments—No Additional Cost. GUTTER inm »U(U butm 6 6 room* L-* brick BAY DRUGS CO. PROBLEMS? fioni, hoi MOUNTAIN LAKES & VIC. Kan water heat, 2 car aa- LARGE TRACTS or ESTATES James Riccio, Ree. Phar, A to* aluminum gutter a Installed for raae, Ideal location- Jr** New "Uatlnoa" Suitable for residential aub-dlvihion. Baby Needs than wlmmJ gutter • nruuranleed complete with Photo*. PETROLEUM HEAT AND POWER COMPANY industry or commercial development Freacriptions Promptly Filled work by exiteiU* e KOSTECKA AGENCY Mm 11»44 tail W KLINTRUP, INC., Realtor anywhere New Jeraey. Cut Kate Drum and Cosmetic* OF NEW JERSEY 1 9119. 2H2 leans in Uisi ISO Rlvd to** Rt. 461 DE Ave. IlilUlde 119 Franklin Ave NOrth 73909 4 (HIM. Ed. J. Fengya, Broker 972 BROAD J. Real Ea'ate at "ISO" Since 1016 WA 3-8700 STREET, NEWARK, N. MI. 2-8130 1341 Hamburg Tpk. Wayne OX 4-4JOS New Delegation November 9, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 17 For Canada Brook Forest Report Sales

OTTAWA, Ont. In tribute to Pope John on his 80th birthday, At Franklin the Catholics of Canada will Nears Sellout Strathmore con- Opening struct a new building for the SOUTH TOMS RIVER (PFS)- Apostolic Delegation bcre. MATA WAN (PFS) Levitt and Salcs are near completion at the occupancy by fall next year, first The building will the Township occupy Sons’ new of Strath- 750-house Brook Forest communi- community announced its plans for the new site of the present delegation, a more at Matawan in northern ty on Dover Road off Exit 80 of FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP community last June. stately three-story home (PFS) New pur- the Garden State Parkway here. Jersey will open officially The building of Strathmore chased for Increased buyer interest in re- the first Apostolic on Saturday, Nov. when five marks the The tract is being developed cent weeks is 11, return of Levitt to the Delegate by the Canadian hier- reported in Mid- exhibit homes in Robert Schmcrtz of Robilt, ranging price New York area af- archy in by J. dlesex County’s Franklin Town- metropolitan 1898. Construction will from $16,000 be ter Inc., Lakewood, who is showing by Lew to $25,000 will an absence of 10 years. The start next year. ship Brouncll of the opened to the a Levitt Strathmore ranch and Cape Cod homes pric- Brounell and Kramer public, exhibit area is on Organiza- spokesman said Route THE ed from $9,300 and available with tion, exclusive sales today. 34, Matawan Township, in ALEXIAN Brothers were agents for A low down payment, 30-year Foxwood special feature of the 1,300- Monmouth County, directly across founded at Brabant, Belgium, in and Easton Ridge, two F.11.A. terms. homc community will be that all the Raritan Bay from Staten Is- 1365. Monthly payments major subdivisions located off the homes will come equipped land and about 35 miles are estimated at $79. Easton Ave., here. from with built-in central air-condition- Manhattan. According to William E. Beck- to MORRIS PLAINS According Brounell, eight er, vice ing. president in charge of homes were purchased at Easton Professional & 730 The Levitt firm, which expects THE WHITE marketing, homes have been Ridge last weekend, Fathers were bringing to to have sold. More than 700 of the homes the first units ready for founded in Algiers in 1868. Residential Dwelling 34 the number of homes sold at Located have been with re- In A-l residentiaj area delivered, this 53-home community since its cloae to 5 major Hospitals ROCK FROM LOURDES: who on Mary Bellacosa, portrayed the title role in the maining buyers due to take occu- pro- inauguration of the subdivision a main road. Colonial 81-Lcvol duction of and Walter • Ranch with 2-car Jean Kerr’s “Song at before the end of the HIGH Karaite. 6 spa- of Bernadette” the Veronica Veil Audi- pancies month ago. VALUE LOW PRICE cious rooms. 2V* tiled baths for torium living recently, a fragment of the rock to year. Featured at Easton arc quarters and 1.100 iq. ft. presents of Massabielle Rev. Edmund Ridge TWO MODELS of Usht. airy quarters for offi- Homes at Brook Forest are of- McMahon, to embedded in the Lourdes an eight room, ground entry split I ces. examining rooms, labora- pastor, shrine at St. Joseph’s, fered tories, C.P., be on fully landscaped plots level model, from etc, with separate en- Union are other priced $19,490; 5 trance City. Looking on members of the cast, from left: and with LARGE LARK- Warren Johnson, one-quarter acre and larger in ING and a four-bedroom bi-lcvcl ranch 16,600 17,000 AREA Price 135.000. Joseph Madeline Victor and John McGuinn, Kaufmann, Bellacosa O’Connor. The an area which has city water. home, which is priced from $19,- Mullins-Rasmussen Inc. to The fragment was given St. Joseph’s by Mrs. Winifred Feely, Lourdes lecturer. The property includes its own 990. R». 4«. Ml. L.1c.l JE In N.J. 4-MOO 600-foot sandy beach BIOOMINGDAIE, took on Nov. 1. bathing On include ceremony place display at Foxwood arc Features 75 x 125 ft lots, paved roads, curbs, sidewalks, created by Sehmertz for Brook con- three crete service walks, models; a seven room side- landscaping, city sewers, water, gas, electric, 3 bed- Forest home owners. rooms full basement, fine kitchen built-in to-side split level priced from garoge, cabinets, oven and surface unit, fired G-E air tile 518,790, a three bedroom bi-level gas warm heat, bath, hardwood floors, j picture window. for Them ranch model priced from $19,490, 'WoacU at Pray A REAL BUY FOR THE MONEY- 'Waeptc 20 Sales at |and a ground entry split level Sfiet&y CONVINCE YOURSELFI with raised living room and three • RANCH HOMES FOR MODERN LIVING • or four bedrooms, priced from Sister Henrietta, O.P. Point $19,990. PREAKNESS HOMES, Inc. NEWBURGH A Solemn Re- High Both of the communities offer Mass fully improved lots with all ARmory 1-1927 5-8282 quiem was offered on Oct. NEWTON city TEmple (PFS) - Brisk re- 31 at the chapel of Mt. St. utilities and 30-year FHA terms Directions: Patorson Hamburg Turnpike to Bloomingdole at sponse was reported the open- Reeve Avenue !2 mile MORE of Mary’s Convent here for Sister as well as no down payments for right on to Development. EVERYTHING! last weekend of High Point Hcrrietta, ing at veterans. 0.P., 77, who died on Newton * * here by the Berg Agency, Convenience Catholic schools & Oct. 28 after MORE MORE ... a long illness. sales houses agent, with the purchase of of worship, shopping, com- Sister Henrietta was a native 20 homes crowds * land Spacious 100 xlso' Plots muting close by. and estimated MORE . . . of Elizabeth and entered the (and larger) * at 1,500 viewing with models over Living Area ... in each tastefully MORE novitiate ’ of the Dominican Sis- designed & quality-crafted home. the weekend. ters of in ft Rid e Newburgh 1903, being On display at the Sussex Coun- UP TO 30 YR. MORTGAGES AVAILABLE in professed 1905. Her first as- IN MORRIS PLAINS ty community are four models, a See The was to St. Paul’s Gram- signment ranch, a Cape Cod, a bi-level and mar School, Jersey City, and, a split-level on average 75 x 120 ’PACE-SETTER’ & while she also served other | at ft. landscaped lots and priced schools in New and New 81-LEVEL RANCH Jersey from $12,990, including seven ma- most York, of her years teaching jor Westinghouse and Caloric ap- were spent at the Greenville pliances. City sewers, city water parish. and gas lines are all in and paid In November, 1959, Sister Hen- for by the builders. rietta returned to the infirmary High Point at Newton will com- at Mt. St. Mary's. She is sur- prise 750 homes, and features vived by a sister. Sister Alicia, FHA financing with as little as 0.P., of Mt. St. Mary’s. $390 down for all. A of Custom-Built Located on Paterson Avc., off Community Homes P.O Box ISI, Mountain Lekos, N. J. Route 206, Point at Newton Louis V. Hunter High Featuring tho "DORCHESTER" homes include, as part of the CLARK A Solemn Requiem COLONIAL 81-LEVEL , basic price: a refrigerator-freez- , ™' Mass was offered on Nov. 7 at Available for QAA er, clothes washer and dryer, Immediate Occupancy #llll St. Church for • I Rooms 24,450 • 4 Bedrooms built-in wall oven and countertop " Louis V. Hunter, 49, who died • 3V% Baths range, range hood, exhaust fan 8 or 9 Rooms 2Vi at ALL GLEN RIDGE ESTATES HOMES: . . . Hollywood Styled ; suddenly home on Nov. 4. • Ui and food disposal unit. • Sat on natural wooded and landicapad aero plots. Z Baths Feature 3 4 Bedrooms Paneled 26x14 A native of • . . Wood 7 \ . Family I Quebec, he had or (or more) High Point at Newton is being • Science Kitchen moved here 18 (with Caloric Ranee A Hot-Point Dishwasher) Rec. Room months ago. Dur- • Provide ... 3 or 4 ceramic tile baths Bedrooms . . . created by Noillim Corp. of Me- World • Include 3 Car Garage ing War 11, he was a war AT Outdoor Patio Cov- tuchen. The have Many .More Desirable Features Available . . . developers & Op Dining (Opt.) correspondent for the Canadian built over 1,000 units in northern CHOOSE PROM A VARIETY OP CUSTOM CRAFTID ered Front Porch 2-Car Press and was awarded . . . Garage . the Or- . . ; New Jersey including Clive Hills L DESIGNED RANCH, BILEVEL A MULTI-LEVEL *21.900 der of DWELLINGS From 134.900. Poured Concerto Foundations Sewers the British Empire, . . . high- North, Edison; Embassy Gar- All Utilities Provided war decoration to civil- Convenient Paved Street and Paid jest given dens, South River; at to Parochial A Public Schools ...... In For. ' ians. Danbury ideally Situated for Shopping, Houses of Worship, Rail Westfield, Westfield; and Chest- Bus Transportation. his DIRECTIONS: Surviving are wife, nut Hill, Bound Brook. West on lit. 10 to Intersection of Uttleton Road Exclusive Sales two] turn mile Agt.: Davis Realty Cos. a left *•* to C.lcn Rldae Estates. MODELS OPEN HI. 48 lit sons, brother and three sisters. nit Writ i DIRKCTIONS: to I on Rt. 48. left on Rt. 203, cross Rt. 10 to Littleton ■23 North. Proceed Hoad, on Rt including Sister Ruth Marie of THIRD ORDERS mile to property. P23 secular arc DAILY A SUN 655 Mcßride Avenue to lit. 202 traffic circle the Sisters l Bear left around clrcln to of Charity of Nova bodies of Catholics living in the SALES • IClrile Restaurant AGENT: MULLINS-RASMUSSEN West Paterson . AR A Black Scotia. TIL DARK 1-7777 world who strive for Christian Rt. 7 Oak Ridge Road. Follow 40. Mountain Lakat OEorflald 4,400 For Fr,o Brochur,. Writo GLEN RIDGI Model taken to model. perfection in association with and ESTATE* Phone: OX 4-8994 P.O. Box 11, Mountain Lakat. N. J. Stephen Golecki according to the spirit of various BAYONNE A Solemn Re- religious orders. quiem Mass was offered on Nov. 4 at Mt. Carmel Church for Stephen A. Golecki, 41, who died Nov. 1 at Bayonne Hospital after a long illness. the He is survived by his mother, big is nearer! a son. a brother and two sisters, one of them Sister Mary Agncsc, C.S.S.F., of Washington. MINUTES FROM NEW BRUNSWICK Edward Demboski 2 MINUTES FROM NEW FREEWAY PASSAIC A Solemn Requiem Mass offered SPARTA, NEW JERSEY was on Nov. 3 at St. Mary’s Church for Edward Oui«t ond tedudod, yet dot* all Demboski, 57, who died to convenience., this now year 'round rotidontial on Oct. offer. 31 at home community o wonderfully difforont of lifo for after a long illness. way you ond your fomily. Th. 40 MINUTES location it ond The deceased 25 MINUTES high hoolthy in o beautiful wooded totting In the iconic nothern had lived his en- Now Jortoy loko. for tire life in Passaic, where FROM region, famout ill unturpotted recreational attraction!. Only he MANHATTAN FROM NEWARK minute, owoy or. excellent and operated a grocery store. Sur- public parochial grammar ond high tchoolt (but viving arc one son, two tome. I. oil tchooltf .. hou... of w.rthip daugh- .. .hopping contort ond . . ... exp,.,, ters, including Sister John but Now York Aquin, commuting to City. Th. tract it fully improved with tmooth bituminou. O P., of SS. John and Paul, roodt on o b-inch concr.lo bote and oil utilitiot are In and for. from paid evory Larchmont, N. Y., one brother it viewpoint, hero a perfect of modern concept country living. and one sister. the K is newer! Fraternity Marks big 85th Anniversary • FABULOUS FOYERS • BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM DETAILS NEWARK St. Michael's Fra- • ELEGANT, DIFFERENT STAIRWAYS ternity of the Third Order of St. Francis will celebrate its 85th an- niversary with a Mass celebrat- ed by its director, Rev. John M. Sullivan. 0.F.M., Nov. 12 at St. Michael’s Hospital chapel. the Rev. is Anthony O’Driscoll, big E bigger! 0.F.M., pastor of Holy Cross Monastery, Clason Point, N. Y., will be guest speaker at the • 100 X 100 • 3 Communion breakfast which will PLOTS OR 4 BEDROOMS • 24 BATHROOMS follow "THE NEW ENGLANDER" tho Mass. The breakfast is • RECREATION ROOM AND DEN dedicated to John • DINING 63’ RANCH MODEL Pope XXIII on ROOM AND BREAKFAST ROOM the occasion of his 80th birthday • BASEMENT AND SEPARATE LAUNDRY ROOM Luxury-Styled Colonial Bi- and the third anniversary of his I.NJO\ THE REST OF CITY AND coronation. COUNTOY UVINQ. LIVE NEAR RENOWNED RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Level and Ranch Homes on FINEST CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS KAHU ... LOUS DEPARTMENT STOKES... Plots •.. EXCELLENT EX- of 1/2-Acre & "THE TRESS RAILROAD TRAINS AND BUSES Larger. REVERE" 81-LEVEL MODEL Merrier Club Plans ... SUPERHIGHWAYS. YOU HAVE IT ALL AT THE RIO El

• Turkey Shoot 4 BEDROOMS • 1-1/2 & 2 BATHS • ALL-ELECTRIC KITCH- MONTCLAIR—The senior sin- • ENS OIL-FIRED • • file and members HOT WATER HEAT FULL BASEMENTS 1 & junior family of the Merrier Club will hold a • 2-CAR GARAGES LOG-BURNING FIREPLACES. turkey shoot at the Loantaka Skeet Club in Florbam Park Nov. 19, 3 to 5:30 p.m. ÜBERAI Pfu ed the there will F HA. and Following shoot, l»«m be an informal dance and party, $22,500 CONVENTIONAL for members at the MORTGAGES only, Valley View (iolf Club, llanover. Ciraee THE RUTGEKS J* Spur LEVEL, » 19,490 THE DOCOLASS BI LEVEL, sls,t9o M, Long of Hanover is chairman. BOE HOME EXHIBIT No down VA PHONE: PA 9-5808 Holy Rosary to Hold payment mortgages LOWEST riU TERMS I

DIRECTIONS: Routs 46 to Denville; Dinner-Dance Nov. 11 •' ) con* tinu* on Route 46 to Routs 80 ond Routs NEWARK The fifth annual Mia AGENT! 15 to Sparta. Follow to Panorama WttXJNEU. k KRAMER ligni dinner and dance of Our •» MM -.f Height!, Lady W7» MORRIS AVKNI'K, ■ of the Holy Rosary parish wiil UNION. NEW JERSEY TEL MUaLzfc 4-jsjO EXHIBIT HOMES OPEN be held Nov. 11 at Thomm's. OOMu| DAILY AND WEEKENDS The principal speaker will be Rev. Renjamin Fusco, C.F.C., 17aston SALES administrator. ACINIS RUSS fA **• ciiiU). a UxE. BBISRL.S, INC. 9 6.JI.RA 9 sioi u un* at tu HUNKLIN Co-chairmen are Beni D'Amore TOWNSHIP ON THE MIDDLESEX FREEWAY

I'Kona * " and Thomas ut ClUrrm 9-4499 ’ turn KeUom ~ Roccia. Toastmas- ©ato A**. Co«tUa« to mods la. -1 er wdl 4>o Anthony Caproni. 18 the advocate November 9, 1961 From U.S. Honduras Gels ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK Relief Goods 31 MULBERRY STREET NEW YORK (NC) - Catholic NEWARK 1, N. J. Relief Services N’CWC has sent thousands of pounds of dried food, clothing and medicines to Clergy the British Honduras to assist victims of Hurricane Hattie. Auxiliary Bishop Edward E. Appointments Swanstrom of New York, execu- tive director of the said Office of fho Archbishop agency, that 5,000 pounds of clothing and thousand PASTORS a pounds of antibiotics from the agency’s warehouses Rev. John T. Lawlor, pastor of Holy Coytesville were flown to Belize, has been Trinity, Honduras, appointed pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes, West Nov. 3. Orange. lie also disclosed Rev. that the SS James A. Stone, assistant at St. Rose of Lima Yucatan New- is en route to the P ,inlc pastor of ,lo| y Trinity, stricken Vn/, c :"’ : Il Coytesville. capital with 92,016 Effective Saturday, Nov. 11. pounds of dried milk as well as 90,000 pounds of dried beans from CRS-NCWC warehouses. In addi- tion, 225,000 pounds of flour to have been loaded Bishop McNulty Speak aboard the SS Irazu in Houston, Tex., and are FAREWELLwill be installedLUNCHEON:as secondOn Nov.Bishop6, theof clergyBridgeport, of ArchioceseConn., on Nov.of Newark21. Left attendedto right aare luncheonMsgr. Georgein honorW. Shea, of Bishoprector ofWalterImmaculate W. Curtis,Conveption who expected to reach Belize about J. Seminary: Msgr. John Dougherty, president Seton Hall the At St. Nov. 14. of University, principal speaker: Magr. James F. Looney, Chancellor; Abbot Mary’s NAS Dinner Patrick M. 0'Brien St. of Mary’s Abbey, Morristown; Bishop Stanton; Archbishop Boland; Bishop Curtis; Msgr . James A. Hughes, Vicar Gen- TOMPTON LAKES Bishop form one of the rotating bands Educators Plan eral; Msgr. Vincent C. Coburn, Officialis, and Rev. John J. Ansbro. at Caldwell College, Whp served as toastmaster. McNulty will be guest speaker which keep watch during one of »t the fourth dinner annual of the nocturnal adoration hours. Curriculum St. Mary's Nocturnal Adoration Study The dinner, which is scheduled Blind to Radio LOUISVILLE (RNS) A Early Copy Classes Society on Nov. 9 at the parish na- Archbishop's Begin for 7 p.m., will be served Appointments hall. by j tion-wide two year study of the Because of Ihe NEWARK A radio class the ladies Thanksgiving 12 for at center headquarters, 99 of St. Mary's Rosary curriculum SUNDAY, NOV. Immaculate Conception, Wash- blind Cen- in Catholic secondary holiday, the issue of The Advo- persons will begin on Nov. Also present will be Rev. Altar Society. 12 noon, Solemn Pontifical ington. tral Avo. Helen M. Reilly, arch- schools will be started next year cate for Nov. 2.1 will to 9 at the Mt. Carmel Hector Lemieux, S.S.S., national Those go .'lass, centenary celebration of Guild Center diocesan chairman, is in charge who plan to attend should 15 by the National Catholic Educa- press one day All local WEDNESDAY, NOV. to for the Blind under direction of director of the Nocturnal Adora- early. Holy Trinity parish, Hacken- of arrangements. contact any member news and FRIDAY, NOV. 17 of the tional Association. pictures for that is- Fred Stclges. It will be held each Delegates from the tion Society, who will report on sack. center were society or call James P. McElrath sue should Bishops’ the Study groups will he in The Advocate meeting, Wash- Thursday evening. among 19 which attended society’s work throughout (TE 9-0521). investigate office TUESDAY, NOV. 11 ington. groups no later than -1 the such things as technical aids in p.m. Rev. -.Richard M. McGuinness, the annual convention of nation. 10 a.in., Meeting of Board of the instruction machines, Friday, Nov. 17. SATURDAY, NOV. 18 director of the also American Federation Rev. Thomas Clihlin, 0.F.M.. teaching Trustees, Catholic of center, an- of Catholic University 10 a. 111., Pontifical Poles for example —and large-group I.ow Mass, nounced this week that the an- Workers for the Blind at Boston, pastor and spiritual director of Build Church America, Washington. Mt. instruction, team teaching and FOUR Carmel Guild, Sacred nual dinner for blind members Nov. 7-9. the society at St. has CATHOLICS in Phila Mary's, BERLIN (NC) Citizens WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15 Heart Cathedral. at will he of program flexibility. Six major dolphin Speak held on Nov. 19 at 4 p.m. Invited members of the society gave a total of $55,000 to 10:.'10 a.m., Attend Solemn luncheon at Wladyslawowo, Poland, gave 30,- areas will be religion, education, Military Park from Holy Spirit Church, Pcquan- 000 hours support of George Washing- Pontifical Mass commemorat- Hotel, of voluntary work for English, mathematics, *hc_ following Mass. nock, to attend the dinner. history, ton’s troops during the Revolu- ing 80th They the construction of anew church. birthday of Pope John 2 Feebleminded Recollection Day science and foreign languages. tionary War. p.m., Confirmation, St. Aiding Will. National Shrine of the Anns (Polish) The of recol- Church, Jersey HIROSHIMA, Japan (RNS) monthly day A lection for priests will be held City. Franciscan Brother is super- at Immaculate 3 p.m., 1001 annual Serran vising construction of a Boys’ Conception Sem- imary Nov. 9. the District Conference. Seton Hall Ranch for feebleminded Japan- Giving con- ferences will University, South Orange. esc children here in this city be Rev. Thomas which was hit the first atomic J. o'l)ay, S.J. 1 p.m., Confirmation, St. by bomb in World War 11. Michael's Monastery Church, Lancaster Brand BIG BEEF Sale! Union City. SUNDAY, NOV. 19 12 noon. Preside, Solemn Mass of DAYBREAK Thanksgiving- com- FRESH memorating moth Lancaster anniversary of Sirloin founding of St. Paul’s par- an Steak Brand ish 79 (Greenville), Jersey City. 2 p.m., Seminar, Apostlcship '-3 "V. Lancaster of Prayer, for Sisters, Brothers and Porterhouse Steak Brand 89 lay teachers, Seton Hall University gym, South Orange. Chuck Lancaster & Steak Brand Iron Lung Donated 49 V) f gjr OBERAMMERGAU, Germany For London (RNS) Actors of the famous Oberammcrgau Passion Play, Flank Steaks Broil 89 which last IF YOU HAD year attracted over A MILLION Grocery Features 500,000 spectators from through- DOLLARS YOU COULDN’T Lancaster out the Hearts Detlght world, have donated an BUY BLUER BREAD! Ground Beef Brand 49 iron lunge to St. Elisabeth Hos- S OO at Nectar l pital Neuburg on the Danube, ' i Apricot 3 1Z near here. 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