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VATICAN CITY A Fran- W test them, ordered them The Advocate out last timv In bis life. ciscan Brother who curbed of • the house, accusing them of violent temper to become a in ORDINARY •eeking a soft life the mon- processes lead- OfflcUl of Publication of the Archdiocese of N. and model meekness and a astery. ing to his Newark, J., of U* Pfoeeae a* Paterson N. - canonization were j. widow who reared six children in They left, but Charles de- begun 1689, snd ths heroic Vol. 8, No. 17 will become the Church'* APRIL new- cided that it was nature of his virtues FRIDAY, 18, 1859 PRICE: a test of was ap- TEN CENTS «*t saints en Apr. 12 when their proved Clement humility and returned. by Pope XIV they will be canonized by Pope The in 1772. 1881 following morning. May In Pope Leo .John XXIII 18, 1636, XIII decreed he was given the his beatification The Franciscan u Brother habit He was 21 and in 1946 the years old. cause for can- who was born He onization was Charles, 0.F.U., made his profession on opened. the in hill town of Seize, 18, 1636. Pope Pius XI! May and began his had planned south of Rome, to on Oct, 19, life as a Brother, officiate at working as canonization 1613. He will become the 49th ceremonie* in sechistan, cook, doorkeeper, St. Peter's Bas- member of the Order of Friars gardener, ilica on Nov. 23. or whatever other 1958, but died Minor to be canonized. before thal duty he was assigned. date After Pope The widow Is Joaquin* de John'* election, the canoniza- Vedruna de in HE LIVED THE of Mas born Bar- life a tion was rescheduled. Brother for 33 in celona, Spain, on Apr. 16, years various JOAQLHNA 1783. Before her death at the monasteries around Rome. DE Vedruna de His holiness Mas widowed *Ce of 71 she suffered im- and inspiration was at 33 after led him lawsuits relatives mensely and founded the In- lo write several books by had drained stitute on religious themes the of the Csrtnelite Sisters which are family's resourc- of esteemed es. Charity. as sublime mystical works In her 40s and 50s she was BROTHER CHARLES caught did In the Carlist In 1656 he worked heroi- war*, not and come by his meekness na- jailed forced into cally to be of help exile for AIR MEDAL: The first during an ap- He himself tells of the three turslly. epidemic years. The last four proved medal for aviators of the plague He time he was rebuked by year* of her life were being food plagued and begged and clothing for air a superior. He fell by travelers honors a tremen- the creeping paralysis which poor and comforted Ihe “Our of dous urge to attack the left her Loretto," man He unable to move or Lady pa- dying carried 'the dead out but instead he of though! of speak troness flight. The of the city to the cemeteries Christ's Passion and when the Through It all that they have Joaqutna da medal bears her might a decent image rebuke was finished he knelt 3 edruna de burial Mas kept an over- with the “Protect and kissed the feel of prayer LOSCAL MEN HONORED: Archbishop John F. Deardon of Detroit congratulates Msgr. John J. Dougherty and the su love for whelming the mystery In the monastery, St. Charles William F. Johnson second and thired from left, on honors received a the National Council ofCatholicMen perior of the Blessed My Flight.” The reverse Convention in Trinity, for Detroit. of was subject to violent Msgr. Dougherty, Immaculate Another time tempta and for side Conception Seminary. Was cited for his television work; his confessor Christ, her fellowmcn. depicts an American Mr. lions to and Johnson, of the Diocese of write anger impurity, It led Paterson, was elected national vice told him to a meditation her to found president Others are from left, Michael J. lo off the the Insti- jet fight temptations he transport plane. on the Passion, which he did. tute of the Doody. president, Paterson DCCM. Judge John and Carmelite Sisters C. Wegner Judge Vito A Concillio.Paterson delegates. practiced harsh mortifications A Visitator objected to it and of Charity. made an unpleasant issue of ONCE lIE HEARD friar a THE NEW SAINT was it in the monastery Instead of lo him tha refer as "art angel in fifth of eight children revealing that his confessor the flesh " of a of Catholic Men This bothered him Msgr. Coyle Ask Catalonian nobleman and Firmness had commanded him to write to his such an extent that for six wife At the of it, Charles wenl to the chapel age 12 she tried years he was plagued with tc join a Carmelite and praved for patienre scruples convent which his confessor but was turned away. She met in ordered him to This Dies West ignore. he Berlin CHARI.ES WAS bom the Jersey By Crises of poor man who was to become City did his though mind was tor- parents but they managed to her husband, de tured Teodoro Mas, JERSEY CITY DETROIT A firm Western The Archdiocese of Newark this stand on Berlin has been The awards give him a rudimentary edu- * yonng Barcelona recognized their It lawyer, in was reported that once his week lost was 1798 a who has devoted all given the backing of the National Council of contributions to cation before he sent out and married him the priest nearly of his Catholic Men. the Catholic heart fol- priestly was pierced by a At its to tend sheep He loved ray lowing *ervice to of biennial convention Ho"' program produced to Spring at the age of 18. the education the here (see other by the from the elevated Host young. stories, page read about the saints at The NCCM in and thii first of their children—- Daniel A. of 6) the NCCM a resolution cooperation with NBC Mass, the of Msgr. Coyle, pastor Our of adopted that his changing shape Lady Victories warning failure reading influenced life (here were to Television. The His be eight in all—- and to plaques were it hear! was indeed here assistant of uphold allied in that would normal elon- superintendent schools of the Arch- rights city “encourage further awarded Although a boy. he was born in 1800. In by Bishop Allen J. gated and is in 1808, diocese aggression”aggression" hv ih* i— now kepi since 1921, died at 10 05 by the Soviet Union ! Babcock early showed signs of sanc- when there were of Grand two sons and The NCCM Rapids, Rome p.m. Apr 7 in St. Francis Hos- said its reason foi tity. He would not with two daughters. those outside Mich., play Napoleon in- the faith. acting chair- He had adopting episcopal Charles- became here. not been ill; the resolution was the other boys on seriously 111 vaded Spain, pital to • Condemned“the man of the NCWC mornings her husband unrestricted Department on his after assure President when he Dec 31 1669 Many death came a heart Eisenhower of was going to Mass. im- joined the and unnecessary transaction of Organizations. army and shortly its of Lay attack at 6.30 that morning. loyal support" of policies i And after receiving Commu portant people visited him, afterward business and Named first she fled to the commercial activ- place winners in to he including Pope Clement IX mountains The funeral will take at "necessary defend Western ities on the council union prayed deeply. There another place Sunday" and called for s 1959 Catholic Action Asa He told the Pontiff they would Europe.” young man he vowed daughter was 10.30 am. Saturday, Apr 11, In enactment of legislation Award horn and died Contest were strength the Worces gfeet each other In to a To heaven on and Our Lady of Victories Church. live life of chastity the second son also died. THE ening existing laws regarding ter. Mass.. Diocesan of COUNCIL also to the Council Ihe Feast of the Jan pledged honor his vow he enter- Magi. In 1813. Final for the observance of help Teodoro resigned arrangements Re- work "in Sunday. Catholic Men and the 6 every prudent way" to Msgr. The Pope died a few days his quiem not ed the Franciscan monastery rummission and two Mass had been com- • Called on I-annon years create an "environment Catholic men to Council, Knights of Col- later And Jan in which on fi at Nszzsro. Charles later Ihe sixth when The Advocate went foster a daughter and pleted can renewed umbus, integration be achieved and respect for law Corpus Christi, Tex. knelt on the floor of his cell last child was born. to press. praised the FBI The Teodoro discrimination for its Worcester was se- THE DAY BEFORE he snd ended." Delegates work! group to receive Communion for the (Continued on Msgr. body was to be Page 2) Coyle'* committed urged to take an lected for its two other esndidstes the group to work for laymen active program to promote were to transferred to at 3 the church part in political greater "universal acceptance" ot Church and community lay participation in the rrceive the hsbit, the rector, m. Apr. Office p 10, and the of life, promised Mass. New Guild racial dis- support for A comprehensive Catholic Service th# teaching condemning morally Dead was scheduled for I and information crimination artistically good television program which in- p.m. thal evening. On Anniversary In other productions, and asked the volves personal effort resolutions, the coun- 1960 by all mem- White cil: House Conference on Youth ber* won the award for the MSGR. COYLE rose as usual KC to take Plan Catholic • the existence God 6.30 on for of into group Center •t Tuesday and then Urged daily prayers the Pope to Meet success of consideration In mapping out A “citation of had a weak spell and collapsed. the general council an- its exceptional merit” nounced by the program was given He managed to call out. and Holy Father to Archbishop John J. of San Franciscans For Mental • Cited the Mitty Francisco Rev Walter J.F. as- "distorted image” Health Swensen, TIIE CONVENTION sent of the a and the San Francisco sistant. responded and summon- Church held by many non- Archdio- special to ROME John XXIII message Pope John cesan Council Pope ed Catholics and urged jf Catholic Men A a doctor. laymen to XXIII and elected NEWARK Mental Health Center for child John C will take in ceremonies guid- learn about Hayes for their contribution to the de- part Msgr. was more the Church Coyle conscious and of Loyola ance will be opened It was Msgr. University, Chicago, as feat of July 1, announced this week Coyle communicate this a proposition which would the 750th anniver- by throughout most of the day until knowledge to marking president, suceeding David Archbishop Roland the Judge have reimposed tax through office of the he into a sleep a on non- sary af of the Mt. Carmel lapsed deep a A. McMullen of St. Louis. the founding profit schools Guild Mt Carmel of hours before in California. The Guild of the couple he died. Other Franciscan Order Archdiocese will ad- new officers Wil- on 16, miniclor are: Apr. minister Mm He wss anointed by Rev. Greg- the center Mass liam E. Johnson of Paterson, it was revealed here. ory Wyse, at Say Purpose of the the out that 0.F.M., chaplain pointed Requiem former NCCM Rescue In his own the Arch center, the center Is secretary, vice Saves cathedral, Et Francis Group will Hospital. president; Archbishop said, be "to Intended to serve those Frank 11. Heller. basilica of St. John Lateran. he cope who are Some hours befors 74 From with the Msgr. Dallas, Suicide increasing problem (of not secretary, and John F. will receive the superiors of the financially prepared to ob- Coyle's desth, he was visited at POSTON mental health) calls tain (RNS) _ Rev Ken which for aid from For Father Owens Donnelly, Grand Rapids. Mich, four branches of the Franciscan private sources. the neth of the of hospital by Msgr. William Murphy Boston, presi- Order interest all, The program is not treasurer. as they make ai. act of particularly Intended F. Lawlor, archlodecsan dent of the Churrh ” super- Named to the non-denominational to take children NEWARK the executive obedience on behalf of their com away from the intendent Archbishop Boland at solemn com- of schools. presided a Inc said that in its first carr of mittee were Rescue. , private Val King of San munities. THE physicians, the Requiem Mass for the of the month CENTER will be local- The death of Msgr. Coyle repose soul of Rev. Patrick of operation the organiza- spokesman noted. Francisco, S. Edgar Edelmann. Renewing their vows will be ed at St. Francis breaks Joseph assistant tion has dissuaded Hospital, Jer- up a team of educa- Owens, pastor at Sacred Nicholas 74 persons on "The Mt. Carmel Guild Heart Cathedral, Cincinnati; P. Milano. Very Rev Agostino Sepinski. City. Its is the »ey staff will Include tional administrators which on 6 Father Owens verge of suicide from taking known locally and Apr. died 2 in St. Milwaukee; Dale E. O F of the nationally for Apr. Michael’* Hos- Manning! M., Minister General ■ chief psychiatrist and a chief has lasted for 38 their lives its social years. Msgr. pital after a Peoria; and Andrew Orders of and special services long illness. J. Schoetlie! Friars Minor, Very psychologist, a | psychiatric so- Lawlor and Msgr. Coyle in during the past 2* years," Celebrant was Indianapolis. Rev. Vittorio Coetantini. O.F.M. cial worker and the Auxiliary secretarial per- were Bishop: point of service the old- Archbishop observed in his state- Curtis, a classmate Conv., Minister General of the sonnel. of seminary of THE Recollection est team superintendents in COUNCIL presented Its Day ment on the new father Owens. center. "These Deacon and sub- The monthly Order of Friars Minor Conven The Guild announced it lias the National Catholic Fduea first Television Arts day of recollec- (services) deacon Awards to have been offered to were Msgr. Christian D. for tual, and Very Rev. Clement filed with the Mental Msgr. John J. tion priests will be held at Health tional Association. Both have of Im all people in need, regardless Haag, St Dougherty Neubauer, O.F.M. Mil- Board of pastor, Monica's, Sus- Immaculate Semi- Cap., of application for approval been members of the NCEA maculate Conception creed color," and Conception Seminary, race, or the Arch- sex; Rev. Edward on waukee, Minister General of the under the committee. F. Wojty. Paul nary Apr 16. Giving the Community Mental executive Morgan of Roswell, i bishop added. cha, St. Bayonne. N.M., conferences Order of Friars Minor Health Service Vincent’s, Pulitzer will be Msgr. Capuchin Act Msgr prize winning author, Joseph The eulogy J and Rev Giovanni the "Within the past five years MSGR. COYLE was born In was James Hogan, Chancellor Boccella. A. Dooling, Guild's archdio preached by and French-born painter of Rev. Andre the scope of the work of the Guild Ne vark, son of thp Into Michael Edward J. Seton the Trenton T.0.R., Minister General of the cesan on Mar Larkin, Girard of Diocese. director, 20 pell Nyack, N. Y. has been broadened and Bridget Hall Franciscan Third Order Regular. tioned to includa Murphy Coyle. He University. a prorata share in the special services to the attended St. Joseph's Grammar funds raised by the Hudson Coun handicap- FATHER OWENS, native ped School, a of ' In its departments for tha St. Benedict's Prep and ty Mental Health Association Bloomfield, attended Sacred deaf, blind and Seton Hall College. He was or- i mentally retard- Heart School Oh and there, Seton Hall SERVICES the new center ed, In its training for dained on Dec 21, 1918, in the Requests em- Prep and College. will consist in He completed Continuing consultation, diag ployment for this latter group.” of Immaculate chapel Concep- his theological studies at Immacu- nosis, psychiatric and the tion Seminary, then located at treatment Archbishop continued. late Conception and psychological South Orange. Seminary therapy, testing "Now the Guild offers this was ordained in St. Patrick’* and evaluation. and uew service In tbr of From 1919 until was Vocations Counseling field men- 1931, he Pro-Cathedral Prayers for on 1938. services will June 11, other be provided tal to assistant pastor at St. John's, health cope with the In- During his priesthood in the to parents where NEWARK In a letter to read at all Masses Sun- parent-child clearing problem which calls Jersey City. this be These, too, we to join During period Archdiocese he served SL implore problems at exist. for the Interest he was appointed assistant su- day, Archbishop Boland has 12 their voices with the choir of all, particu- Paul of the designated Apr. as Voca- vast Cross, Jersey A spokesman for the Guild larly of schools. From City; of 46,000 united the Church.” perintendent St. tion Sunday throughout the Archdiocese. to plead for the Anthony’s, Union City; St. 1931 to 1938, he resided with of an Patrick's He also grace even greater In- and St. Francis Xavier, expressed “deep appreciation” and Msgr. Lawlor at St. Star gratitude crease in vocations to the Mary Father to priest- Owens the Serra Clubs of the their of the Sea, Bayonne, and in the Archdiocese “for zealous. hood, Sisterhood and Brother- assiduous and latter year he was named effective work In hood. pas Two Elected Newark; and St. Rose of Umi. tor at the Apoetolate for Vocations." "This St. James, He the lack of vocations. week and next week we Springfield. Short Hills. He had been We must became of Our assigned do shall have pastor Lady of our utmost to increase the vocation rallies at to Sacred Heart Cathedral the THE ARCHBISHOP, referring Victories on June 21, 1949. ranks Seton Hall NCWC the of the strong and zealous University for the past two years. to need for urged Msgr. By vocations, children Coyle was appointed a workers in the of the of the upper classes in prayeri “for the grace of vineyard Intervening was a tour as an chamberlain in and WASHINGTON chap- Lord. the grammar Fapal 1941, , (NC) Of all the means to this schools and high lain with even greater increase in voca- the Army Air Forces a domestic prelate In 1949. Two to noble end, the schools of the Archdiocese. All members were elected from tions." He also called easiest and most IM2 to 1946. attention During this effective adults of the Archdiocese is prayer, a means are the Administrative Board of to the vocation rallies at AT OUR LADY of Victories, period he was stationed Seton in Cen- within the invited and Hall power of everyone, cordially respect- he renovated the basement of the National Wel- tral America University, and to the Catholic and the Panama I Holy and fully urged commanded by Our Lord. to attend our voca- the church in Canal and Hour for parents of Sisters at 1950, turning it fare Conference at its Zone was separated Spring The tion exhibits on Thursday eve- Into [Sacred Heart Cathedral harvest indeed is abundant' a chapel which practically from the service with | meeting here. the rank of He nings, Apr. 16 and at said, 'but the Apr. 23. doubled the over-all church ca- major. The text of his letter follows: laborers are Bishop Allen J. Babcock ol Seton Hall South Or- “In few Pray, University, The he i keeping with the purpose therefore, the Lord pacity. following year Grand elect- The exhibits Rapids, Mich., was FATHER of the harvest ange. are artistic added five classrooms to the OWENS was the first of the Pontifical work for voca- to send forth la- ed a member and ol the board director borers and interesting, and very infor- school of the archdiocesan to the priesthood and into His harvest.' At no by converting the build- assigned Apos- tions re- as chairman mative about the work episcopal total* for the Deal. ligious I time since the dawn of being ing's and in 1952 he Appointed in i life, Chris- auditorium, ol the NCWC of hereby designate done by the various Sisterhoods Department Lay 1950, he was have erected a modern convent forced to resign Sunday, 12. as Vocation tianity the words of Our large Organizations. Apr. and Brothers. two Savior religious for the Sisters. later because of ill Sunday throughout the Archdi- sounded more impera- Lawrence Bishop J. Shehan of health Prior to World War II he ocese of Newark. tively necessary. “THIS AFTERNOON. Msgr. Coyle is survived by a Apr 12. Bridgeport, Conn., was elected founded a vacation school of re- “In order to continue doing "Last John of Belle- year in response to our at 4 o'clock, under the sponsor- brother, Coyle a member and assigned to be ligion at St. Our Lord's work for ville, and several In- Anthony's and after efficiently the plea prayers, over 46,000 ship of the Serra Club of the cousins. secretary of the board. the war, another at St. 1 Church needs thousands members cluding Rev. Francis J. Francis of men of the Archdiocese Oranges, the parents of the re- Reilly, Xavier. Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle and women to signed ligious pastor of St. James, Totowa willing consecrate pledges to say a specific Sisters of the Archdiocese of a Washington, already mem- He is survived . their entire lives to the work of prayer for vocations. will be honored at Borough. a by several first daily I am a Holy Hour in ber, was elected vice chairman ! her sure this cousins. | many activities, whether great multitode, who Sacred Heart Cathedral and will of the board. He continues as pastoral, educational became a part of receive charitable, our apostolate individual pontifical CommentS on Revolt episcopal chairman of the or missiohary. To be concerned for vocations their union in and to | by blessings a scroll com- VATICAN CITY (NC) - The NCWC Department of Social Honor about will for Cardinal priestly and religious vo- prayer, renew their pledges memorate the occasion. revolte | In Ttbet chow thet com- Action. cations this | is to be concerned with! year and thus continue their "In conclusion I wish add PHILADELPHIA (NC) —Car- to munism le opposed not only what is vital to the welfare of very effective in word by Auxiliary Bishop James H. dinal O'Hara of help recruiting a of and Christians but also Philadelphia will deep appreciation by all who Griffiths the Church. workers for Cod's of New York was elect- receive the vineyard of publicly to our gratitude "Man of the Year" express MEET THE PRESS: Pope John chats recognize themselves as crea- ed assistant souls. there thousands the with workers dur- an to the chairman award of the Notre Yet, are to Serra Clubs of the Arch- tures of Dame Club “WE SHALL NOT Cod. VaUcan Radio has of the thousands two-hour board for United Nations of accomplish upon of adults still diocese for their assid- ing a surprise visit to the offices of Osserva- Philadelphia. He is a former zealous, ■Uted. our objective if we are content tore affairs. remaining out of our more than uous and effective Romano and the Vatican president of the work in the printing press. Osserva- university. merely to be concerned about • million Catholic population. Apoatolate for Vocations.'* tore Romano is the Vatican City newspaper. THE 2 ADVOCATE April It, 1959

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Some four million Catholics in A report released the New by Mur* and Loriana Britain have Bcllandi, of the Sacred of! inaugurated a York Board of Higher Education Congregation o*ki, N. Y., has been awarded whose marriage was the occasion for in the wake of of dis- Rites, a with which! first in the U. S. Church month-long campaign con- charges of congregation prize versions. a widely publicized law suit he has been associated crimination Catholic since history contest sponsored St. against Pietro by A against Bishop Fiordelli of 1936. national lay apostolate con- teachers at Queens Collge has Meinrad Essays. St. Meinrad Prato, Italy, have separated after gress will be held in the Nether- found no basis for the charges. Archbishop Esteban Jose Plaza Seminary, Indiana. little than a lands more year of mar- of La Plata, has issued Sept. 24-29. A in Argentina, public bearing Raleigh, ried life. Archbishop Marins Macronitis The a pastoral letter warning of com- University of in N. C, resulted in vigorous of Greece, Fribourg pro- Fulton Athens, is \n critical Bishop J. Sheen will ad- munist infiltrate Switzerland has announced it tests against proposed bill attempts to condition pro- dress the Catholic following an automo- will As- schools and labor resume the summer school sterilization of Hospital Argentine bile viding mothers accident, in which his priest- sociation convention in St. Louis in cooperation with who to two unions. organized give birth or more driver was killed. in June. Christopher Dawson, British Georgetown University and dis- children out of wedlock. Msgr. Matthew Rev. Gustav Schen. C.SS.R., continued In Smith, editor historian who is professor of 1052. Week-long ceremonies of in in-chief Denmark will arrive in New of the Register chain of Catholic studies Harvard, will A week climaxed a at study by Youngstown, Ohio, Apr. 12-17 York Apr. 12 for S.P.S.F., newspapers, has left Denver for a four-month celebration will HER DAY: Golden Jubilarian Sister M.Celestine, of St Michael’s Hos- deliver the annual Thomas More two-day religious at mark the dedication of the lecture pital, Newark, is crowned with Rome and audience tour of the IT.lT . S. blossoms and surrounded well-wishers an with the Lecture at the 20th annual Portugal, marked the new SL Columba Cathedral. by after Fatima, Mass of Cardinal Holy Father. Thomas More Association I'rbanl of Venice has 25th of Catholic The Thanksgiving Monday. From left are: Rev: David meet- anniversary Ac- convention of the J. McCarthy, chaplain general of the Brother Oswald been named Legate for tion Abbot Schmitt of ing in Chicago May 3. Papal in that country. Conference of International Cath- hospital; Patrick M. O’Brien, O.S.B., Rev. Luke Moosburger, O.S.B, S. D., has been ceremonies in Venice concluding Sister Epiphany, re- Frank M. Folsom, New York A for the Archdio- olic Organizations will be held Celestine, Rev. spokesman Aloysius S. Carney, Mother M. Simon elected the veneration of the remains of Petra, Eastern Provin- Superior General of the industrialist who is chairman of cesan Council of Catholic Men in Luxembourg Apr. 16-10. cial of the Sisters of the Poor of St. Rev. Xaverian St. Plus X. Francis; WalterLee, O.S.B., and Rev. Row- Brothers for six yean. the executive committee of the in Boston told com- a legislative Gonzaga University, Washing- Cardinal land Burke, O.S.B. Lercaro of Bologna. National Catholic Community Fred Kelly of New York has mittee that the council was “op- ton, will inaugurate a master of Italy, an expert on the liturgy, Service, has been reappointed for been named executive secretary posed in principle" to four bills arts program in sacred theology has an invitation of the Catholic Actors Guild. accepted to ad- a three-year term to the USO designed to ease state laws gov- during tbe summer session. dress the 20th annual North board of governors of which the More a erning Sunday activity, including than million persons American Liturgical Week in C.nunos Catholic agency is a member. . . . the tale of food. have already seen a missionary PontiffEmphasizes , Unity Fort Wayne, Ind.. Aug. 23-26. Mother Egidio Marie Anne of The Maryland legislature has exhibit circulating in Germany. Archbishop Vagnozzi, Quebec, Cardinal Godfrey of Westmin- Apostolic Delegate to the U. S., foundress of the Sisters of St. postponed at least until 1960 ac- ster, England, at a Mass com- will preside at the dedication of Anne. Bom 1809, died 1890 In- tion on a Sunday closing law General Vatican Official Hits Council in Talks memorating the 10th anniversary the Pius XII Memorial Library formative in beatification recommended by a committee or- process of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganized at St. Francis College, Loretto, cause completed and documents by the governor. Morality of Movies VATICAN CITY the theme of work ganization (NATO), urged Weaving unity as theirs wherever "au- NATO Pa., on 2 and receive an forwarded Catholic Relief Services distri- VATICAN CITY (RNS) May to Sacred Congrega- A talks through his as a John week thentic values of art and of nations to enlighten on honor doctorate. buted 65,000 of foodstuffs Vatican thread. Pope XXIII this people tion of Rites in Rome. tons in official that mo- charged thought the brotherhood which binds 1958. again gave evidence is taken may enrich the human Rev. Alexander F. McDonald, Korea tion all over that his mind up with that during picture production them together under in all family." God. S. of Sheridan, Oreg., has The its J., Died . . government of Southern the world goal aspects. . has been marked by Rev. John He urged them in their studies E. Byrne, C.PP.S.. been named Provincial Rhodesia has withdrawn from *n moral decadence" In of Superior "alarming a series informal he the Rev. Samuel Knox Wilson, S. talks, spoke on unity to respect other civilizations and of Dayton, Ohio, has been elected of the Jesuit Oregon tvnrl-nr ♦U _ . , J Province emergency a clause the last three ofOf th*the r-i legislation during years. worker with the Church, J., of West Baden. Ind . 77, form- thereby “reinforce the spititual provincial of the American Prov- embracing five Northwestern accused of be- Albino requiring persons Msgr. execu- er Gallctto, unity among the sciences, and THE links" of the ince of the Society of president of Loyola I'niver- PONTIFF touched on ra- human community. the Precious states. ing members an of outlawed or- tive aecretary of the Pontifical racial unity. On co-editor of three occasions cial Blood sity. Chicago, and unity in an audience with Cardinal Leger of Montreal ganization to prove their in- Commission he to for Motion Pictures, touched on his SPEAKING representatives Thought, a quarterly briefly fondest delegates to the second Rev. Martin C. D'Arcy. S.J., will head delegation published nocence. Radio congress a of Cana and Television, reported which he has called of the International Federation of and which o! Negro English theologian lecturing by Kordham University. The writers and artists. at dian attending the May Military Council of Catho- that 10% of films shown in will Catholic Universities, prelates Italy study Christian unity the Pontiff Cornell ic among More than 200 delegates from all i University, has been 3-6 ceremonies for Men will hold its first con- in 1958 said, “it is beatification in the "condemned” other things. . were J . . necessary to seek given the Christian parts of the world, I Wisdom Mother d’Youville in Rome. vention in Ger- including higher motives for Berchtesgaden, category, as compared with unity" among Award of Loyola America, were welcomed Chi- many, Apr. 17-19. ON SUNDAY the to University, Mr. Richard K. MacMaster, S. 6.49% in 1*57. Holy Father the sciences other than pride and (or Rome by the Pope. cago. his contributions to condemned communist the J. of Loyola Seminary, Shrub charges sense of self-sufficiency that •‘Coming from different ! theology. that the Church na- is the of can come from technical enemy tions pro- Msgr. Gioacchino Sormantl the of the new world and the I has man. He spoke BURNS & working to an gress. been named Substitute O'CONNELL, Inc. old," he told them, “different audience which included Secretary 20.000 “These motives," he declared, in langnages and in GARDEN STATE PLAZA in the food your pro- “must workingmen mer- be found in the perennial fessions, yourselves R«utM 4 17 you speak and N. J. chandizing industry. and in sacred C siNct Now PARAMUS, linked by philosphy theology, im J«rt«y't a unity ... of race. . . Telephone 7-5317 "We’re not strangers to each the mutual bond of the doctrines HUbbard and common responsibilities to- largest fcm IM and 141, Garden Stott other,” be said, "and and sciences. Parkway Parking Araa N«. ( far less ward your ancestral inherit- & Cadillac are we hostile “Moreover, We SCHRECK DeaUr to each other,as ance.” say: The NEW JERSEY'S FINEST Is preached apex of the unity of unfortunately by a He noted that knowledge FOR the delegates had RELIGIOUS AND THE LAITY mistaken and action is Christ, the ideology which sows Word come to Rome to “study the WAELTY, unjust I of God. He is truth Inc.! Finest • hatred among classes. the from Selection Motor IMPORTED and DOMESTIC unity and the responsibilities Tune-up GIFTS of Quality and through Whom all things SNOW OUAIDS "On the with - VENTILATING HOUISi TUttOAY aad *:« contrary, each a Negro-African culture," • SATUtDAY, A. M. ta All p M. and and in Used Cart one in come Whom all Safety Check 9 the place assigned him by said. “The things SSSQJifFSW ’ "««»*». «lOAY. 9:4$ A. M. «. Ml P. M. Church appreciates, ROOFING and it are." • God, is our vocation to respects and encourages such Cooling System help Having one mentioned unity, SHEET METAL another and to serve work. he 360 Central Ave one an- which has as its ob- drain flush turned to the reasons - Newark. MA 4-2144 other in with leading him NIXAUTI 1,,d Sam., charity, patience jective the recovery of the ori- check hot** to call a general council and gentleness, and said LIGHTNING SODS OCEAN following the ginal riches of a true culture.” chock BREEZE the thermostat example of council will be a “magnificent the Jesus." The Father declared Savior, Holy that drain anti-fr**z* spectacle of the union, of the uni- 25-27 HAGUE STREET Sea Sloakt l the Church \ Food, Chops “does not identify ty, and of the concord of the JERSEY CITY N. J. * herself with a 7, J Complete Lubrication single culture, not Holy Church CADUJLAQ INC FRENCH A ITALIAN of God." Likewise, • even with Western culture with OLdfield 9-4068 he said, it will • be a call to unity Steering & Brakes SPECIALTIES which her history is most close- AWWWV to the separated Christian bodies. Dinners ly bound.” This is so, he Comploto added, that He asked they contribute Served I because the mission of the Church 95 their Cyl learning and their prayers “is on another from plane, that of the Cars $1.95 for the success of the undertak- religious 6 salvation of man." Route 440, Jersey City ing. Therefore, he asserted, the try Nor Lincoln Park m.ONLYM Opens Church •M Cammunlow An. is “ready to favor" such THE HOLY FATHER touched Car. nr HEnderson 5-0406 0 on council as BCy\. again he met with Your Account Rome's Catholic Action leaders. Savings First he 5 • To Canonize told them of the third open nights council in held in Ephesus 431 You can start a Savinp Account with a a tccek 9 M. (Continued from lud|lt Your Rlpein to P. Page 1) how and it had defined the one- first died 1816 deposit of just onesingle dollar. You ® in and for the next Term* arranged to suit ness of the divine your personality of can have acvcn Joaquina devoted $50...5100...51.000...ten purso years, Christ TO ALL OUR and the divine maternity thousand low $1 25 week herself to rearinj; her chil- dividend-earning dollars faster •• •• ■ of Mary. n dren. waiting on the sick in the than you ever dreamed, once dis- The council, he you've local forthcoming hospital in her spare covered how easy, how satisfying, how said, could well be as Important 1 time. for it is to save at The Trust “it will embrace the entire simple Company A NEIGHBORS and of New Come in to of our FRIENDS IN' 1810 vastness of Christian thought.” Jersey. any one SHE met Rev. Es- i twelve offices teban Kabrcsas. O F.M.Cap., He also stressed the importance today! who suggested that of the she begin Rome diocesan synod our merchandise anew order for teaching and which will precede the council. THCTRUST COMPANY is so IN THE fresh nursing the sick Under his It “will touch upon all life, in- L AMIROSINO. Pm. guidance she deed OF became a Fran- the intimacy of the Christian NEW JERSEY 3085 HUDSON BIVD. ciscan but life," he he • tertiary the military declared, as recom- • Jersey City Hoboken West New York insurrection JERSEY CITY of 1820 became a mended it to their prayers Weehowken • • Union Secoucus revolution It City (AT HOLLAND tUNNiI Cm) 0% and 1821 brought “will be a very Important SOUTH M».Wr ru*rsl D.FW.I Iwnw Service ORANGE AREA imprisonment and exile. event that must increasingly In- Depl Open Deity 1)0 A M She returned in terest those It M. - Sol. 100 A M. til Neon 1823, when people who are ac- two of Ol *-4000 her children were mar- tive in. . . Catholic Action," he ried (four others became said. nuns), and In 1826 Bishop POPE Pablo Corcuera JOHN again mentioned our selections of Vlch sug- Your interest and to, the the council in a letter in, response of gested that her organized to Bishop opening arm so complete Matthias Wchr and nursing of Trier, Germany, our new South Orange Office last was teaching work be Saturday concerning the given definite form Father exposition there of overwhelming. Every day since then we have had Esteban a relic venerated as the robe drew up the rule, No more more worn by too and visitors Christ during small and balance inspecting our quarters and the Carmelites of Charity His Pas- sion. lie linked were established in the exposition taking advantage of the special gift offer to cele an old with the council, the mansion in Vich with six mem- noting that brate the opening. less cloak bers. ream is a symbol of

the unity of the Church its The Carlist wars and reli- and exposition should gious oppression of the 1830s prompt people To these et ear geod friends and neighbors whe and brought to aid in about the 40s only tempo- bringing have not reunion of Christendom. yet inspected the balldlng, we Invite yoa te rary setbacks to the congrega- tion, which was come in at any time oar s spreading daring regular office hours: throughout Catalonia While the Sisters cared (or the a convenient I wounded both • A.M. te 7 P.M. on sides, Mother Best In on Mondays Buys Joaquina suburban I who had been • A.M. location ... te 4 P..M. Tuesdays through Fridays I»urA jailed (or political reasons for EASTERN

. and . . : five days in 1837 —and some

of her Sisters to VACATIONS Carr’s I were forced prices flee across the Pyrenees to

★ Perpignan for three years, not ar« ! loicer than to return until 1843

On Feb downtown 8. 1844, following a .. . I retreat preached by St. An- J, The free of a gift 49-star Flag, and a cer- tonio -t lower than Maria Claret, the found- ress and her first tificate for a 50-star Flog, is still available. companions pronounced their solemn public New England and Eastern to l I All nood do is to an anytehere you vows. Canada lours qualify open by private motor coaches and No account cruising steamers. wear and tear for $5O. or or add THE ENSUING more, $5O. or period was Best froo hotels, meals, sightseeing. parking one of comparative and more to peace, Groups leave New York week- your present South Office for Orange 3,000 cart Mother ends with Joaquina's congrega- experienced escorts. account. with tion made strides founding □ CAP! COO-NANTUCXIT a schools and hospitals all over * doy. SUJ □ NIW her native land. (NOLAND, WHIT! MOUNTAINS. 7 dojri JI7J In 1851, when paralysis be- SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNT □ ONTAtIO LAKILANOI, gan to take its toll, Mother THIS OMR IS 0000 ONLY AS LONO AS MONTtIAI. 7 days sll} resigned the leader- Joaquina □ • IHCHIIIIU" CRUISI-TOUtS. OUR SUPPLY LASTS AND ONLY AT OUR of her ship community, cheer- SAOUINAY. t days sias assuming the □ ARISTO-SAOUINAY at SOUTH ORANOI OPPICEI fully rank of a CRUIII- E’port TOURS. * simple Sister. For four long do,. sl7} □ CANADIAN LAKILANOS- years the paralysis spread SAOUINAY. 10-1I-1 2 days and toward the end she could »<•« Sit* EVERY BANKING SERVICE CONVENIENT not even speak, although she □ ROMANTIC OASPf, OURUC, PARKING DKPARTMINT STORE could still receive Holy Com- MONTtIAI. 11 days. . .fill 1 HE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Carteret munion., □ NOVA CAP! Savings Essa uta tMfPW rau SCOTIA, tRITON ISLAND. Moved to a hospital in Bar- 14 days SUJ AT PROSPECT AVL / (Tam mUuumsil Now Jersey's largest celona where one of her own BETWEEN EAGLE ROCK Chack fas (aiders was ® and call an Elizabethport daughters superior, she 159 Avenue k MT. PLEASANT AVES. South Orange fell victim to a cholera epi- WEST MAKE demic and died on Aug. 28, 5 Convenient Offkee In Newark, East Banking Company Orange, 1854. JOS. M BYRNE CO. UPTOWN DOWNTOWN Pop* Pius XI took a South Orange person- ’ al Interest Trw la her beatification vc( 3 C'U/uy 1145 EAST JERSEY ST. 100 FIIST ST. cause, and ahe was solemnly ninii* wtiwm - nnui luiuact cm*. nnutmini tmra beatified by Pius XII In St. Peter’s on May 19, 1940. Bills Would Restore April 10,195S THE ADVOCATE 3 Charity Immunity To Build Brothers ’ Residence

TRENTON Bills introduced simultaneously in the Assembly and the Senate At St. would restore to religious, chari- Joseph’s Boys High table and educational institutions immunity from liability for WEST NEW YORK Contracts have been and Brother* for the New York— damages suffered by those signed New taking advantage of Jersey District. 6 their start residence Brother Christ- aervices. construction will immediately on the new Victor. for of opher F.S.C.. is principal The bills Brothers the Christian Schools who staff St. Joseph’s are to be of St. Boy* llljh expected ready for a vote on Joseph'* School. int Apr. School 13. OneOn« wai introducedrnHur-awt i« «k. , • High here. The announcement was was in the made this week Senate by Senators by Rev. John P. St. of the Pali- John A. valid. The Weigand, pastor of Joseph’s decision came la Lynch and Frank who said S. Farley. three sades, that l cases, one of which in- completion no Assemblymen James M. Mc- volved is expected later than Dec. 15. the entire interior. The exterior ; St. Luke’s, Hohokus. Gowan. Elmer M. Matthews and The facade will be treated with lime- Stop-gap legislation enacted building, which will be •ponsors When need of the Assembly meas- you a after the decision limits erected directly across the street stone, face brick, aluminum win- ure. liability to *lO,OOO from the dows and the entire building will and will remain effec- new St. High Last Joseph's April, the State be air conditioned. Supreme tive until June 30. The new legis- School and Catholic Center, will in a Court, 5-2 decision,' ruled lation does match Ricker and Axt, West New not extend the high school LOAN that immunity building the old rule prin- York, are the architects, and the common individuals in contemporary architecture. jto employed by re- It ciple of general immunity was no longer lligious or charitable will be contractor is Fred J. groups. L-shaped, consisting of a Brothcrton, Inc., Hackenasck. basement and two stories with

provision for erection of St. Joseph's is the first high a third NATIONAL to STATE'S story at a future date. school be conducted by the Christian Brothers While in New Jer- present plans provide for LOW BANIC sey, though a second Christian 22 bedrooms, the ultimate third Brothers Is being start- INTEREST floor addition would result Academy ed in Red in for Bank this September living quarters 40 persons, Bother and all Anthony John, F.S.C., the special purpose is provincial of the Christian 80 Park COYTESVILLE MILESTONE: rooms, namely, chapel, commu- Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Archbishop Boland prepares to bless statue of the nity the Sorrento Sacred Heart of room, lounge, re- (formerly during ceremonies dedication of new and refectory, ftrtf—r—>) the school convent at creation Holy Trinity, Coytesville, Saturday. room, visiting parlors, Assisting the Archbishop are Rev. John T. storage V 1959 S space etc., arc being and Lawlor, pastor, Msgr. James F. prepared for Looney, Chancellor. this larger number. A PILGRIMAGES feature of the new building is the circular chapel and lounge to ROME Ollrrlrrmi |and the homelike atmosphere of mitmm Federation >• >rTear Sodality Archbishop’s and pane. Look ovtr the low toA "Gracious Donate Dining m a Continental Atmosphere" Blood LOURDES Meets on Appointments A intereat rate* lifted atom 19 . . . 4 April they pv» yen nary , Rooms APR. 12 Banquet SUNDAY, In Bloomfield ro* TIE STUDENT Iron . . . Sail «*ioo for 2 comlnf to P-m., Confirmation, St. Montreal June 29 Oiurth Functions NEWARK iboard the Greek National State whan 1 Home «nd Office from - Parties Sodality federations seven dioceses Newark. BLOOMFIELD A tolal of 95 Line's yot* Joseph's, Q.S.S. Arkadia for . need cash for Communion Breakfasts will hold pints was collected England j Wedding a at Mar 31 at any Receptions joint meeting Seton Hall University, South - P-m., Confirmation, St. Belgium... Germany...Switzerland while the annual purpoee. Home Suburban 19 John Sacred Heart Church ... •/ our and Metropolitan Orange, on Apr. at 3:30 in. At the the Evangelist, Bergen- Liechtenstein. .. Austria... Italy p meeting, plans will Blood The NO RED Bank in the it ... Rivieras ...... TAPS nd j field. school, was France ... Catering Service be and committees 59 coordinated chosen for nooutsider* the Second announced by Eleanor days.. . J 1.220 up. inrolrad. Oat i HU 4 7200 * P-m., St. Copeck, TNE Bl 3-7000 World of Confirmation, FON YOUNG ADULT Fly TWA caih deal Congress Sodalities of chairman ... promptly ... Our Lady. The Congress Newark. of the church bank. Benedict's, July 18 Irom New York lor Spain with friendly, is scheduled for Aug. . . . reliable 20-23 at 4 The blood bank, largest Es p.m.. Ascen- in Portugal . . . France . . . Italy paopla. Seton Hall. discuss the theme of the World Confirmation, Pbona or call at sion. New sex is In its fourth Ireland... 2! days... Milford. County, year J 1,091.60 up any of our 21 Rev James J. McQuade, Congress, "The Vocation of Soda- coovaoiant S J , of operation. Since TO* TNE ENTNII FAMILY... 6 4 P-m., Hour and it was started depar officea. Sea national lists of Our Lady in the Holy pres- your phona promoter of sodalities, Crisis in 1956, it ture dates via the Queen Elizabeth entation of has or book lor o«o« certificates to par- dispersed more nearest will be the lot the World Today," Queen Mary lor France keynote speaker at ents than 230 to ... Italy of Sacred pints parishioners. you. directors, nuns, Heart the Apr. 19 meeting, and will Leaders, moderators Switzerland... Germany... Belgium land Cathedral, Newark. England V volunteers ...... Ireland ... 35 to cmj^rattaT)otubioB from numerous days , . . 51,068 IKNrwartOacai sodalities TUESDAY, APR. 14 up in New Jersey and New *lO Broad Sucre j i • 'IOVUJt Fine 11.30 Other departures by ship and ond Religious Articles p.m.. Address Officers’ by Sit. Broad Street | >CI Engraving will attend the joint meet- air 2-S4OC |Vork through October •71 Club, Naval Base, Bayonne. Broadway KU 2-374 & ling. They will be brought up to BONDS • Each pilgrimage 414Mt. Borgos Borgos accompanied by a Proapect AM HU 3*27 SLaTT-T fifLTISCSt THURSDAY. APR. 1« on the latest Spiritual Director and an 1003 Broad - (date details of pro eapenenced Street HA 3-641 »-30 Pontifical gramming and a.m.. Low American Eapress Tour Escort 302 llth Avmua 4 RA3-2015 Omm'i A CrattaaY Inturanem organization for Insurance Mass. Vocation ff II Batik Street >4A 3-344] *lOO 9 lun the international Rally, Seton tmmp m*fpe»olioe ) Serif* lav. engraved m rt congress and Newark Airport %IA Hall 4-434 of all kinds Auditorium, South Or- 176 from their South Sueet - MA ranks committee as- AMERICAN 3-243 Bm •rltniMi ia Suburb™ N. ange. EXPRESS 164 hrtliofhuyaea At. B 1 3-7434 J. 593 KEARNY AVENUE signments will be '*■ I filled. Chnrrk Sacramental* TRAVEL SERVICE 261 South At. Ml 2-3321 with lit APR. 17 Oran|a FRIDAY, jso tWr 4rtrr>* Articla Rev. L. Mahoney, Newark South At. FA 3-4300 modrotrly pricad KEARNY. N. 1. 9:30 Orintr a.m.. Pontifical Opoco’o' ml A Haramcl etchdiocesan director of Low c•PK«/k rrptel 3'6 Broad Street MA4-331 **oArania|t Agnrinea merit toai sodali- Mass, Vocation 24 Commerce Surat Ont 500 iMpurluß Miluim, gift*, OfO»Cf J IO»OOS ties, Rally, Seton MI 24200 announcing the Apr 19 241 Clinton A\etna «l Ifoidwiy, New Yerk 4 Bl 3-1400 ALINI H ILAZI Hall Or- and Auditorium, South 4'o llth Haary Crattaa Stadias 14 meeting, noted that "This WMitehall 4 JOOO A.enoe BI 3-6316 Wpthlngton St., |al| WIUIAM J OIACCUM ange. • r •• L. Bimb«r«tr 2 IrriaftoaOftrea (W - * **•'» lUI World is A (•. I*** € Congress to us in the WIRM Travel lurnu. Klanry 14709 m Market St . C hancellor Am B APR. IS 64' 3-7200 United States a SATURDAY. Newark 1; great honor MArkat Mill. (732 Avenue E3 2 Nje 2-3300 also p.m., Confirmation. St. but a great responsibility 4 Or,r... Offttea the and 1 Philip Apotle, Saddle I7a Vain a great challenge. am sure at. OR a W U ■ AND SERVICE that Brook. American sodalists will con- 2 p.m.. BtUßramOKra tribute their efforts and talents Confirmation. Sacred For the Boat In Steaks _ Heart, 367 Millhurn Avatt DR 6-1701 Jersey City. to help us conduct the World Con- 1 p.m.. 33 gress in such a manner that it Confirmation, St. Bloomfield Am CA Philomena's, MANEROS will be a credit to the sodalists of Livingston. y States and 4 p.m.. Confirmation and the United a really I OUt FAMOUS R At fitting tribute to Our Lady, Queen blessing of new school addi- NATIONAL tion, of Sodalities." Our Lady of the Visita- tm Filets $ 3.00 TU tion, Piramus. STATE BANK 4 p.m.. Confirmation and OR N Anniversary Fete A IA CARTE NEWARK blessing of new school addi- Irvington• Oram* E tion. Our Lady of S. Marsh Ixiurdes, Millbura-Short & Sons West *4.75 Hille C Plan 3 Orange. Complete Dinners May Want Eaan CtldwaU SUNDAY. APR. ]• CHILDIIN" • “ALWAYS lltNO TMI Mtmbe Duisn Club 2 A p.m., Confirmation, St. FAIAMUS tours - .1 NO 17 Noth Ns. 4 - COIIo. 1-101S Cana Hour Michael's, Elisabeth. 2 p.m.. Confirmation, Holy whose NEWARK—Couples Name, East Orange. silver 3.30 or golden wedding an- p.m.. Demonstration HALF sponsored is VALUE niversaries fall in 1959 will by Archdiocesan GRIFFITHS the only place where Sisters be and Brothers Commit- honored at the annual tee, Confraternity of Christian Cana Hour 3 in Sacred YOU CAN RENT OR BUY A May Doctrine. Esses Catholic High BRAND NEW Heart is a Cathedral. Archbishop Bo School, Newark. land will present to each anni- 4 p.m.. Confirmation. St. STEINWAY IN scroll NORTH JERSEY versary couple a signed by Anthony's, Union City. him to the commemorate occa- 4 p.m.. Confirmation, Sacred sion r\ Heart (Vailsburgl, Newark. The program will begin at 8 most and p m. will conclude with Pon- To tifical Benedicition. Cana officials Hold Sussex expect that more than last year's STEINWAY 495 anniversary Vocation couples will at Rally tend On 19 CHAIRMAN' Apr. W.X important of the event Is PATERSON—The Rev. Edward J. Rischmann of As Sussex Coun ty Vocation Rally, postponed sumption. Roselle Park, who this from Mar. week announced reservation 15. will be held on regu ..for fun lations. Sunday, Apr. 19 from 3 to 5 p m

Couples must At Our of the Lake obtain reserva- Lady Dloces word tion blanks an High School. in their parishes and Lake Mohawk. at home mail them to the Cana Hour Com- Benediction of the Blessed Sac- rament mittee. P.O, Box 252, Roselle will begin the program Registration with Msgr is open to validly Edward J. Scully, diocesan married Catholic couples of the director, officiating and Newark Archdiocese (including addressing the group. Bishop Mc- those in mixed marriages). Nulty had planned to address the rally on the original date but his the schedule of Confirmations In it b probably the word to which we owe does Mission for Deaf not permit to him come on the of our buaneas the half For valu< growth during past century. To postponed date. 13 After Begin Apr. the opening convocation fe we offer above a11 ...T0 m value means quality combined what NEWARK boys A mission for the and girls will hold separate miik At Imxst prict. deaf of Bergen. Hudson sessions. A vocation film "Twen- posabU Essex, r- and Union Counties will be given ty-Four Hours in the Life of a

that has been asked at the City Priest" will be shown to the Incidentally, to answer a question many Jersey Deaf Center, Apr. while 13-19, it was announced this boys, the girls will hear Ac fas our new Millburo store are identical talks Aw, prices week by Rev. John P. Hourihan. from three nuns explaining the work to visit director of the Mt Carmel o( the teaching, with {noar Newark Store. We invite you I Guild nursing and i Apostolate for the Deaf. missionary communities. far valuesin all A number of jjttyynote departments. I Services will be conducted oral religious com- munities ly and in sign language at 8 of men and women will p m [daily in present vocation exhibits and St. Nicholas Church. Jer- be on hand Watches and Clocks , acy City. Conferences will be to answer the questions f Pint Jewelry ... ol interested boys given by Rev. Julian Grehan. and girls. mi and Bar Accessories C.SS.R of New Orleans. Tillsas t. dona Crystal ...Gifu , Father Grehan works with the deaf in Chooses Goods Hand Pope I*ll*l* Leather ... Bags New [the Orleans area, and hat directed and Articles produced a sign Own Preacher Rtlifiems and Ecclesiastical language movie on the Mass. the VATICAN CITY—The Only Steinway Rev. Pope has perform* like a George Belger, Hudson Steinway anew preacher. Taking o director over as County of the Guild s Apostolic Preacher by appoint- Apostolate for the Deaf, is In The ii a constant In of Steinway pleasure ment Pope John is Father charge of the mission, ussisted Ilarino, O.F.M. of Milan your It is a by Cap., home. joyful for a deaf couple, Mr. and Mrs.l companion !< Capuchins are identified officl Matthew the Higgins of Jersey City. young, an ally only their first names). inspiration through life. The mission will by close Apr. 19 [ He succeeds Father Clemente. at 10 a m. Mass at St. Nicholas,' nu O.F.M. Cap., of Santa Maria in our Tsai orr ano mail followed by a Communion break- Punta, “• who was given permission ■*•!»« •* itoUw, ri—. fast. NEWARK n wHk rent MILLBURN to resign f te e to*4«w«y after preaching to the UMI MuM Hr..l Popes for 14 IIUI Mlllkti years. He requested m Mm. Mm Ml. IM M t the Jni Mm. thru Sal t:M I. I,M Schedule Mission change so he could devote full- Thur*. until t • Amplu time to Parkin* his office as Provincial At St. Venantius Tht Hepplewtiits of Capuchins in Venice. and ORANGE—A one-week mission Mutk of The Apostolic "The Center New Jersey" John Dolan Preacher is a George FitzGerald ■*/ will be held in St. Venantlus priest chosen to preach in the Church here Field Apr. 12. GRIFFITH Representative Manager—MiUbum Store starting Throne Room of the Vatican Pal- PIANO COMPANY The service! will be held at I ace every Friday in Lent and four Steinway Representatives p m. each evening. times during Advent. It was as- Guest will be •OB BROAD half a centurv preacher Rev. signed exclusively to the Capu- STREET e NEWARK 2, N. JJ Joseph Kurx, S.J., L.I. Manhasset, chins by Benedict XIV in 1743. ONH wsdmuoay iviNiNes unto • MArfcet 3-3IBqI 4 THI AOVOCATI April It, 1»S»

Daily Masses Films on TV New Movies Educators a tut fU«u Are Cautious Jbaoytosto M on i.t» ****** New movies vlaion Apr. lilt Tha Lcilan reviewed this of Doroo. r*«*d theta week the National tt films whan first mil by Legion of rw Th» Mwtto mliim men leaspd. Thar® ba changes may la mms IMa»« trmm other pastern. are: du® to for Decency cuts television um>. Gen- trail*. however, the Lecten of Decency On WEEKDAYS for All Federal Aid to Meralty Unobjectionable ratines may be accented as correct Schools •t. Patrick** moral valuation* hadimiL WuMu Little Sad Horae At* Savage; M St. and Central . Newark. 11:13 FOR THE FAMILY PJk Morally Unobjectionable for ATLANTIC CITY Catholic educators met land costa, Adnnturi literally just to keep pact M of Miriam Curia ML Aloysio*. nemlnj Am- New- Adolescents in * here Adults, HoblnvMi Prom Montana fog last week, but there wasn’t with other colleges. Already, bo ark. IIAS am. Crutoo anything fpggy «t Sridrefa *•* Plane St- Newark. Warlock; Wild and the In- Ala.ka P.trol about their pointed out, it la costing about thinking, despite the mist which blew in off II:If »• Avalanche $1.9 billion nocent; Cry from the w,d.sw a or moro St- Srim *. M Molkerrr It- New- Street's; B*.lnina iho ' the Atlantic. Such as year, - or subjects federal aid to the ark. 1111 education, $lO million ML World, Flesh and the Devil. 1 every school to I?* niSar* of Sant, Fa boom day, St. Karr** Abbey drank. St oBulla Sound!c a forthcoming in enrollment Rub . Ro.d college and the key role maintain Catholic for education on near IwtwflrU. Newark. 11:11 pjn* Morally Unobjectionable Cour.ao of L.«io M lh, played by the laity in education SacreS Heart. TS BreaS St- Bloom AduKa ail levels. RodWOOriI r- „ . field, mb, am. Dudo Cor. »nt fot full attention from the 13,- Naked Rabro Jrt local control noted that there St. Petard. Grand Maja * Van Vo rat St* . PuslUvo 000 TO DEAL WITH Scatuibrala delegates. have been suggestions the Jersey Cltr. 11 OS am. Girl In thr Cam that the college Morally Objectionable In Part Thia la My Affair ‘ascent Saturday* Grrat The educators had Dr. O'Mallrr Thundrr Orar gathered federal assume problems, Fleege suggested government a for All Hawaii (alls for FIRST FRIDAY Arisons the S6th annual National anew type of bo Her Husband's permanent role in the control of college might Room at tho Tom Brown's St. Top Catholic tried. Patrick** Pm-Catbodral. Waahlnr Afialra School Daya Educational AasociaUon education It would be built not as and said, “This as- and Condemned Horror tan St. Central At*- Newark. 3 13 Island 20.000 Man a Yen# convention a and at Its conclusion sociation separate institution, but In the Ivory Hunter Wake expresses its concern P,m. House on the Waterfront I p and of St. Bridaeta. tot Plan* St- Newark. Khrber Patrol Dream adopted a resolution urging that over vicinity heavily tndowed non- such suggestions.” A of SJP pm. complete listing Legion Last Days of While New federal aid “be distributed sectarian universities York equit- Other resolutions and state St. South and Penn- Sleeps called for the Colombo**. St. of Decency ratings of current Pompeii within the limits universities. arlTani* At*.. Newark. S.IS FOR ADULTS, ably” of the of teacher ora. ADOLESCENTS strengthening train- St. John**. It Mulberry motion pictures will appear in Constitution St- Newark. Abilene Town “so that serve Those institution* Gambia it may full of would carry Sum. 17. ing programs, use modern The Advocate on Apr. Act of Violence Mummy'* Hand the needs the main burden St. Phi of all the youth our ef education 11* the Anovlla. TtT VaUer Adventuress Murder of methods, additional efforts to la Newt ltd. Clftan. S pm. Legion of of while the Catholic Decency ratings Ai the Circus Mutiny In the Bij Institution's Sacred Heart. country." promote vocation en- Tt Broad St- Bloom- Beachcomber House religious all films may be obtained by curriculum would include flald. 3JO pm. couragement and further aid to phi- LOYALTY GROUP BREAKFAST: Archbishop Boland Black Arrow Nisbt la My DELEGATES ALSO resolved Oar Lady of U>o Valley. calling MA 3-5700, Monday the humani- VaUer end Black Narcissus Kingdom teachers, and losophy. theology, Naaaan Sta- Oranaa. such lay greater efforts presided at the Fore $ p.m. through Saturday, 10 Block Bustara Nightmare that aid should be tempo- ties, Communion breakfast of America am. to biology and the social Our of Bribe to identify and assist gifted stu- Ledr Sorrow*. 117 Prospect Odette rary in certain circumstances and at SL. South 4 p.m. Casa Ttmberlane sciences. Loyalty Group employes Sunday the Military Park. Oranra. SJ* pm. Panama Hattie dents. China Girl Powder Town that it should in no way injure At Dr. Fleege also augested the the Archbishop’sright Is William B. Chocolate Soldier Reardon, chair- Prelude to Fame the traditional pattern of local SEVERAL SPEAKERS use of “think Close In Rare Street touch- teams” to design man of the board; at from Tax his left, Daniel L. McCormick, Exempt Confession Racket control and support of schools. ed on federal aid during the con- other efficient and economical to Creeper R*ina state of the of toast- MANILA (NC) Academy Study lame The conventions past deputy Knights Columbus, The Philip- Dead of Night also vention One—William educational plans. He Road to the Bid urged proper. R. also pro- that master. F. pine of Justice has Dead Reckoning House as new means of Consedine, Standing are Leonard Schmieder, breakfast Secretary meeting director of the Na- posed greater use of self-teach- Early Christianity Eagle Squadron San Anion® ruled that profits from the sale the Increased costs of chairman, and Francis J. of ForbiddenJungle Silver public tional Catholic Welfare Confer- devices, such as television Heazel, K. C. WOODSTOCK. Md. (NO River ing supreme of Great Impersons- church propertiei are not sub- Strang* Case of Dr. education are “care explored, ence's said and tape wider In- The Patristic of Amer- liona R\ Legal Department recordings, treasurer, guest speaker. jeet to income tax laws. Academy be exercised to protect the Gung-Ho Sudden Fear that the extent of the recogni- ter-institutional cooperation in ica has been formed here to He Walked by Tampico welfare of I private education use Night Tender tion given schools in the of faculty and and foster scholarly research in the < nmradt and private facilities, ...the sources of Its Lady l.uck Tight Luis sup- National Defense Education Act concentration schools literature of Christianity. by existing early Last of tha Wild UUnd port" Delegates said that it on Newsman Horse* Time may reflect new thinking in gov- specific courses rather than Church Rev. Walter J. Burghardt, S. J., <>ut for was “essential" that both pub- Reports Law of the Tropjcs Rhythm ernment. duplication of effort of Woodstock College, announced. In nearby Marvin for F.rror l nderemerMan lic and school private systems Mr I>eeds Coea You He called the legislation a schools. Father Burghardt. acting presi- to Belong to Me be maintained. Town You Mere Never In of “significant milestone” the dent the academy, said it is | Mr. Motto's I The o* rller resolution concerning THE ROLE PLAYED by the Castro in Cuba developing awareness of the Backing the first such learned society in OBJECTIONABLE laity in Catholic colleges was “public service qualities” of North America. An Inaugural Adventure Man of Evt] stressed John The article C Men Mine Own private schools. by Msgr. Tracy El- following it an analysis of current Catholic think- mate chanties. Prostitution is i meeting for the academy will be Champion Executioner tot he lis of the Catholic University of in Cuba. It written for SCWC Sews Service likewise ('om Is Green Notorious But said the law is "ob- ing was by Jaime being curtailed. i held in Washington, probably In Gently America, who said that without Face Behind tha men unfair" when It Fonseca Mora, its expert on Latin American affairs. On October. viously provides some Maak Outpost In the of CATHOLIC OPINION in Cuba 15 that those help lay professors, most Flame of the Morocco Apr only students who go points it contradicts charges against the Castro regime made by Catholic holds that the result of the revo- Islands Small Bark Room Into teaching In large colleges would public schools Dale Francit of Our Sunday Visitor and in The Advocate Fall Guy Saturday Mystery reported lution has been return to Short Hills Parish either have to or a re- In Name Only can thereby work their close drastical- Star off obliga- two weeks The Advocate this ago. publishes interpretation so that spect for natural law, for dignity Island of Desire Verdict to ly curtail their programs. tion repay the loan This fea- Plana King of Burlesque readers will have additional view and facts which base of the individual, Supper-Dance lie noted that an on to for justice to ture, he said, produced the percent- was in the their poor, for SHORT HILLS A buffet age of lay Instructors In col- opinions. freedom, honesty the give-and take of Congression- and patriotism. supper and dance for CWV Post In 1938-39 was less than By Jaime Fonseca Mora parishion- Washington Apr al action and does not mean the leges In this return to for ers St. Rose of SO** whereas respect of Lima here will act last year the per- Since Fidel Castro's forces overthrew the Batista dic- To Hold Annual itself is unfair. the natnral law Ball Catholics see be held Apr. 19 in the school centage to 61%. At Seton rose three months ago, much criticism of his NEWARK—The first annual tatorship policies; a wide field for their hall. DR. URBAN H. FLEECE of Hall aposto- University, Notre Dame ball of Francis has been voiced in the U. S. and elsewhere, most often in' late. J Washington 4 iwyMriri DePaul Chicago, and Bob Dunn, cartoonist and tele- University, con- University others the fig- Post and Castro realizes auxiliary, Catholic War connection with mass and executions of crim- that his revolu- vision personality, will fronted the with the ure was even greater, he de- the trials war be master delegates tion Veterans, will be held Apr. 11 bokfamw by mI ...mpay owes much to the of problem faring Catholic coilepes. clared. giving the for inals and alleged communist influence. coopera- ceremonies. Eugene Becker is figure tion of Catholics. in the auditorium. He also knows, in of entertainment and By 1970, he said, there will he Seton Hall as 87% and for No- Against this background charge of Catholic msmm to leaders realize, that as a wmm stmoo as Mrs. Robert Hill, decorations. two students in college for every tre Dame 79%. criticism, a look at the attitude any obstacles." political leader at a difficult time one there today. He suggested that tho position taken by Cuba's Catholic leaders Another Issue Is the MAIL CHICK major in a country with a sccu- of strong This, he said, will the layman be strengthened can contribute a great deal to prove manner in which those accused lanstic national •r ram* In n«w< past, unity is a PLAY AT more ■ through of strain on the Cath- salary increases, tenure clarifying the situation. These of tried and SIGHT crimes have been necessity for rebuilding the and "more —with olic college because Catholics open and whole- leaders important reser- executed. country. He will therefore avoid Without LESSONS! are hearted confidence vations have Increasing “more than 40% in the lay- supported the Enrique Perez issue Archbishop Se-1 any which threatens on re- faater'* than rest mans to Castro the of the ability fill top ad- government. rantes of Santiago, who had once ligious Mohawk grounds to disrupt such Yet today, ministrative and to With the new regime strongly saved population. he not- posts share Castro's life when it was unity.

IAVDIGS ed, only 40% of Catholic youths directly in the making of educa- entrenched and elections two threatened by Batista execution- These and Lm Aml. j | considerations. Catholic a Catholic tending college are In Catholic tional policy.” years away, leaders hope ers, urged the Cuban leader to leaders for O(nmnSt, Hnm*«, HI l believe, call their con- Institutions. D. Joseph by their cooperation to forestall the Is tinued Msgr. Crobett. direc- stop executions. Clemency support of the Castro re- Mitchell 3-0260 the Dr. Flcege tor of the Confraternity efforts of anti-Catholic groups virtue than justice, said erpendltures of a greater he gime. and to will be ’’ Christian Doctrine in channel Christian thinking declared. fRH PARK INCrim*• im "astronomical, costing the Wash- vital the Catholic ington on public matters.. His went unheeded. Execu- ONtf,9-4i WID. IYM. to • PAL Institutions about Archdiocese, appealed for pica the laity tions halted $1.3 billion 1070, exclusive of to In CCD were Communion by help pro- ON THE BASIS of its three- during Holy He said the need is Week, but trials have since been <3Sg> Electric grams. month record Catholic opinion ■ PERSONAL LIABILITY “desperate” and called the CCD speeded up and the total number feels the Castro regime Is striv- CHORD ORGAN of executions is Breakfasts a “vehicle of apostolic opportun- nearing. 500. ing to correct what it views as ity ” Bishop Alberto Martin Villa- the worst abuses of the Batista verde of Matanzas. however, has Public Service tfc«» IM k- .. Richard *~Archbishop William E. Cousins J. social cor- past: injustice, public *r ... *1 given the and of Milwaukee was elected swift trials harsh presi- ruption and widespread oppres- NEWARK—PubIic Service em- kHt. sentences dent of the association as qualified approval. He of the •ion. ployes transportation, gas and ESmx 2-0949 said that without them relatives convention drew to a close. The will Catholic leaders see a less electric hold their 27th an of thousands tortured or mur- Stanton RUGS CLEANED 1960 it was convention, an favorable picture when they nual Communion Apr. dered the breakfast, nounccd, will be held during Batista era in Chicago. look at government refusals to 19. at the Essex House, after • Am. • i.i ./, might have taken justice into i.j 8 m accede to certain requests, par- a Mass in St John's Church.' OLdfield 6-3400 and their own hands started a makts ticularly in the field of educa- Principal speaker will be Msgr. W. Schntidor, Prop. our SOSL/fhCfo Shampoo Caldwellto Hear chain reaction of killings that Cornelius 81 MOUNT VERNON PLACE tion. They do not, however, J Boyle, spiritual di- would have brought death to look liko now! rector of Hill, Ntwark, N. J. UNion 6-9266 your rugs view these refusals as war- the Newark Archdio- Ivy Mrs. Feeley many innocent peoole Council ranting charges made in some cosan of Catholic Men CALDWELL Many Catholics find it hard to 8-2599 Mrs. Winifred of M. Healy, Mayor of GEneva publications open govern- justify Joseph who the retrial of a group of Feeley, was cured of a chest ment hostility to the Church. Kearny, will be toastmaster. 43 airmen WALL WALL tumor after charged with atroci- Mrs. PRINTING to bathing in the spring Probably the strongest reason Chairmen are Jessie Bunt ties. had been acquitted at the shrine of Our in They by ing Lady why Catholic leaders back the and Joseph Morrissey. Castro's own military tribunal, Lourdes, will address the HARRY F. MURPHY stud- new regime is the knowledge but his CARPET CLEANED ent! of Caldwell on order they were tried 78 CLINTON College, Apr. 10 that forces inimical to the Church Communication Guild ST., NEWARK 2 by another court at 1 p.m. The lecture to and given stiff is open arc vying for control of Cuba's Phone: MArket jail terms. BAYONNE The Hudson 3-2831 HUDSON S BERGEN the public. SIRVINO future. Victory for these groups County Chapter of the Catholic Mr*. is English- • LOwall 8-7900 Keeley an which include communists ANOTHER REPORTED in- COUNTIES Communications Guild will hold and woman a convert. She spends would doom Christian influence. Juni S—LI l AINEI stance of Church-state conflict Its third annual Communion 19-July part of every year, since her Another reason for their involved alleged t-19—SHOW BOAT sup- difficulties con- breakfast Apr. 19 in St. Andrew's July cure in 1951. volunteer doing work port is the conviction that na- cerning the few School 20 2-Wish priests who had after 10.15 a. m. Mass. July Aug. You Win Hon at the Medical Bureau at the tional and the counsel of served as chaplains with unity the Cas- Speakers will be Brother Leo J«rry Woyna 1 fowl Irannar 3-14—WELLS AIE HINGING shrine In pratant Aug. Lourdes, France. Church authorities is necessary tro forces. These priests, reports Sylvius, F. M. S.. principal of Aug. 17-23—80 Y FRIEND to overcome to the the obstacles I claimed, had been removed from Marist High School, and Sister Au|. 24-30—SUK STOCKINGS and re- moral, social economic their posts. However, Protestant Vincent de Paul of the Sisters PINE BROOK no it N. J.'s oiciting n«w construction the sought by revo- and communist complaints, not of SL Joseph of Newark. Ihtolrt,Broadway coiti, invilot lution. the action of rebel leaders, had Elizabeth Holmes is chairman orgoniiotiong, dubs, chvrcHtt, Watch caused the friction. •tc. to Rev. O. SHOW TENT ingwirt about iptdol school-marks zoom WHILE THE Church has dif- and James Sheerin of upward! fund-roiling plon several St. it Actually chaplains Patrick's, Jersey City, is the ferences with the government, Wkara tovta 46 oiaatafttoomftald Ara. If Coll nowfor soloct dotaii the loose arrangement of car- is to them moderator. discuss freely Jana AINU A to possible Opim 19—11*1 lUIKHE ZEilEK—Qntir MS4S place study better grades; This handsome desk a ing spiritually for troops and maple has protective- and Catholic leaders do not want LIBERAL DISCOUNTS FOR THEATRE PARTIES without appointment f.O. lo* 2/1, Pint Brook, N.i. that 42x20.” to let them become barrier prisoners plastic top measures a big You also 7 a to get spacious drawers, °r Pay gives them that title cooperation. 2 still Radio file drawers. Spindle-back chair included! are holding religious serv- They arc also supporting Castro ices in army barracks. DIRECT FACTORY SALES because they believe his regime

tUNDAV, APR. 1] has shown strong Christian ten- Some Catholic requests have •:13 »J«. WNIW Shcrtd Heart. been granted. for ex- dencies in its effort to achieve Gambling, 7 13 am. WICA-Hottx of SL Francis Organ and Hi-Fi Stereo on| still 7J# am. Heart Hoar administrative and social ample,-while permitted in the WHOM—-Sacred y honesty t. 30 WMCA—Ar* 59.95 am. Marla Hour. big tourist casinos, now reform. operates “Strong Man and Si. Koch." under strict regulation and • 43 iJn. W MTH—Hour of Francis AND Church leaders go along with heavy St. Botli in Ona Maple desk chair •30 WCBS of Air. taxes am. Church lha at on profits go Into 1030 the view that present govern- legiti- am. W'ABC—Christian In Action. Re*. Charles K. Dnloey, "Happiness mcnt-by-dccree is the only way Beautiful Cabinet attain reconstruction and to pro- UJO am. WO* Marian Theator. Vatican Noon h'NJE—Ascrtd tect the common welfare. Stamp Heart Hour They RECORD 130 m SKCA • PLAYER . P Catholic Hour. I un 1 . . • the thus approve of government's 030 pm WVVI—Tho Urine Rosary Exhibit Play* 16 - IS 1/a - 49 MONDAY. APR. 1] action in launching a program of Open lam W SOI iFM> - Sacred Hear* ■nd 78 land reform, housing for NEW YORK-A Vatican RPM, standard the sU.np Program no WSOU needy, and stabilization. exhibit has here under the pm (»M) Family Thea & new Stereo record*. price opened t»» sponsorship of On debit Cardinal Spellman TUIIOAY, APR M the side is the govern-

l WSOU HM) - and will run 17. pm Sacred Haart ment’s refusal to a through Apr. grant request Program So The exhibit commemorates APR Easy To for Introduction of religious in- the WIONUOAY, II Play . . 30th • pm WSOU (FM) - St. Anna da struction in public Cas- anniversary of the signing ' schools. Beaupre. Play the very of the Latcran Treaty between 3JO m WRNX |tro, who had at first favored re- p St Stephans First the Vatican and Italy. At that Cbureh Day! Instruction in the schools, ligious THURSDAY. APR. U m time the Vatican resumed its backed off a WSOU m. _ Haart following protests by pm Swrrad “Built-In Teacher” makes learning to play the Procram various anti-Church thousand-year custom of issuing I groups. •30 pm WSOU (I'M) Avo Maria Thomas Organ easiest of all! You simply put the its own stamps, a practice it had liaur Thoma* apecial recorded lessoni the record MANY on I QUALIFIED observers discontinued in 1870 when Italy FRIDAY. APR. 17 I WSOU 'JMj changer, follow the tlmpllfied Instruction book feel that, in view of pm. Sacred Haar» the difficul- seized the Papal states. Procram and start playing! ties the regime In other 113 pm. WSOU O'M) Hour of Si. facing While the greater of portion Francis. ORGAN areas, raising the question of re- 330 SPECIALS the more than 100 large displays pm. W'BNiX Perpetual Help ligious while valid Hi-Fi Phono A Combinations instruction, a come from Cardinal a— Organ Spellman's 030 pm WSOU (TM) Hour of lha one for Catholics to ; up, was ruetiled $827. - bring private collection, others were ( Rev Leo Gerrlly. CP„ Reg. Special $623. “ and did not **Taana«era and Vocations untimely take ade- sent from the Vatican Postal Mu- 2 Double Manual SATURDAY. APR. !• Organs quate account of the state of Cu- seum. the U S. Post Office, the •30 om W RCA N Y Catholic Reg. $925. Special $699. ban Chartliaa Benefit. Perry Como. Pal public opinion. Smithsonian Institute and Har- 1 120 Accordion O'Brten. Irene Dunne Bast and Organ Combination of A group priests, after re- vard University's Widener Li- T3O pm WOR -- Family Theater. Reg. $879.95 - Special $695. UFFMAN portedly discussing the question brary. OYLE PIANOS with Church Issued a authorities, Highlight of the Cardinal's col- Full Console. statement Keyboard Reg. $599 Special $393. saying: lection is a sheet of "Sede Va- Television

“There has been no desire to cante" stamps, issued by the Vat- difficulties create for the gov- ican for usa between the death Television s All ernment or start religions con- of Pius XU and the Lord Factory sforas 9:30 Pope election Outlet open fo 9:30, until 6 Saturdays SUNDAY, ass. II flicts. If the petition (for re- of John. one Pope Every of the SJ# aas Talk Abaut » 650 lAOLE ROCK AVE., W. ORANOE • RE 1-3310 SPRINGFIELD ligions education) Is Cardinals Cad.- ManUoll Satan. POMPTON PLAINS ORANGE HACKENSACK going to attending the enclave- IMa - a at. «Tt—CMakska rmraat lawte 21. huh to rol l Cabin Twin light Hast light. create difficulties at a time the then Cardinal */. 24 DR 9-4300 including Ron- Iha Ri. TE J-3400 C*ntr*l OR 7-1000 Rt. Dl -rnaa Hw la iha World,” 23, At*., 4. 3-4300 when the need Is for calll— unity and affixed bis signature to the Balk Kaaaajr TUBSOAY, ABB. we are to avoid IS work, willing stamps. S 9m_ im-BHhaa Cksaa April 10,1959 THE ADVOCATE 5 Vocation Days At Seton Hall Special Sessions for CCD thumday, ap*. is School High Boys (M year) And Parents Are 1. 9:30 Featured a.m. Pontifical Hats. 2. Addresses: Archbishop Bo- land; Rev. Kevin NEWARK for A. Lynch, Special sessions Confraternity of gymnasium by various religious C.S.P.; Rev. Mi'. Thomas of J. Christian Doctrine students and for adults will be the fea- communities priests and Broth- Petrillo, Darlington. ture of ers and by the seminarians from the sixth annual series of vocation days sponsored 3. Film. Darlington. by the Serra of Seton 4. Choral four Clubs the Newark Archdiocese at Group, Darlington Purpose of the Vocations Days, Seminarians. Hall University, Apr. 16-17 for and 23-24 for boys Apr. according to Msgr. Furlong, is girls. • Seventh Grade Boys three fold: In addition the Hudson to regular ses- and adult session at 8 and Bergen Counties p.m. • To awaken and increase sions for the seventh grade gram- On Apr. 17, the morning interest 1. 1 p.m. pro- in the boys and girls mar school and high junior of the will who 2. Addresses: Rev. Kevin A. gram 16th be repeated have been called to the school students of private and at the annual dinner and intact IN UNION COUNTY: Principals reception the Union County Federation of Holyof Lynch, Rev. Mr. Paul with Father Lynch and priesthood, Brotherhood and Sis- C.S.P.; parochial schools, there will be the affair. Lett to Frank B. R. Manning, Darlington. Mr. Manning as the speakers. terhood; Name Societies enjoy an informal chat before right, Jackiewicz, chairman; Bishop individual sessions on Apr. 16 Msgr. McNulty, Archbishop Rev. Thomas F. 3. Pontifical Benediction. William F. Furlong, direc- Boland; Mulvaney, and 23 for • To awaken a vivid reali- spiritual director; Msgr. William C. Heimbuch, and the CCD grammer and 4. FUm. tor of the Vocation Days and of John B. ation Tkach, federation president. high school students, with adults on the part of all, of tha 5. Choral Darlington the apostolate for vocations in Group, need in the in also invited to the latter pro- great Church gen- Seminarians. the Archdiocese, points out that gram. eral and in the Archdiocese in Damien Dutton all five sessions are open to the particular, Grammer School Boys for priests, Brothers Church Interested Archbishop Boland, patron of general public. in Catechetical Classes— and Sisters. Honors Right, the Vocation Days, will Society open Archdiocese FOLLOWING THE each day’s with a Ponti formal pro- • To encourage frequent and 1. 4 program p.m. gram at each session, the fical Mass at 9:30 am. He wil boys fervent prayer for a greater re- Wheeling Bishop What Its 2. Adresses: Rev. Kevin A. to will visit the more than Belongs also give a short address to the 30 ex- sponse to vocations to the priest- PRINCETON Coadjutor Bish- People Lynch, Rev. C.S.P.; Mr. Paul hibits set In the Seton Hall hood assembly the Mass. up and religious life. op Thomas J. McDonnell of R. following The Manning, Darlington. ELIZABETH Catholic Church is not in emment. He declared the On Apr. 16, high school jun- Wheeling, W. Va., received the politics' that 3. Choral but is in Group, Darlington iors from the annual interested what is and in what to its public must be aroused In every all parts of arch Damien Dutton Award at right belongs Seminarians. diocese a testimonial luncheon Boland told Union municipality. Now is the will attend the morning held here people, Archbishop County Holy Name time, Adults and High School Boys’ he said, to session to hear by the Damien marshal a moral addresses by Rev. Dutton Society men this week. Catechetical Classes A. 4. America. Kevin Lynch, C. S. P - editor o/l(Laii£iu' Apr. Archdiocese Q/amt& The Archbishop and was presided principal speaker at "The Job can be done and ia of a Paulist pub- The luncheon 1. S Information, and an earlier the p.m. &J annual dinner and reception being done in and Rev. Mr. CATERING SERVICE Solemn many munici- lication, Thomas J High Mass of Thanks- 2. Addresses: Rev. Kevin A. of the Union Federation palities. County indecent literature and urged notably Coral Gablet, Petrillo, a seminarian. giving at which George Lynch, Rev. Mr. Thom- Darlington Bishop of Name Societies held C.S.P.; Holy to Fla. You have a There will a Ahr them be just as relentless in real crusader also be film on W of Trenton as J. Petrillo, Darlington. presided mark- Apr. G at Elizabeth Carteret Ho- here combatting in Union County, in the life and entertainment ed the 15th it. Choral seminary anniversary of the tel. The occasion 3. Darlington served to hon- person of Father Group, by choral from Archbishop Boland and Bishop Mulvaney. a group Darling- founding of the society. The Seminarians. & or parish Holy Name director! Give him CaTer/hq McNulty were welcomed your wholehearted ton. Damien is as Dutton Society a Cath- of the a federation. support. FRIDAY, for oil oceanant I I7 of the Church" by APR. 17 olic group which provides "Shepherds re- of Paterson Do THE SAME PROGRAM will HOME Bishop McNulty Rev. Thomas ' not relax in your effort* Seventh Grade Boys search, relief and F. Mulvaney. pastor recreation for v/amed the be repeated 'f men of the steady to clear the stands of this filth. at 1 p. m., for omcE of St John the Apostle Church. Essex and Union Counties leprosy patients around the world. threat posed by the spread of seventh graders from Hudson Clark-Linden. moderator of Surely Almighty God will bless 1. 9:30 a.m.—Program same CXUB and SfetiJizmt m you for and Bergen counties, with the your efforts,” as the federation. Seated behind Bishop Apr. 16 a.m., with the sec- HALL WnxxKa Rramoio, Bawquto, McNulty substitution of Rev. Mr. Paul R. GET THIS ORIGINAL the head table concluded ond speaker Rev. CoCXTAIL PaATTEJ, at a terrace of being Mr. CHURCH AMD ALL TTAAI A word of of greeting to the as- Manning Darlington for Mr or Social, Busxin ahd Qnnot tables were the spiritual direc Paul R. Manning from Darling- Petrillo. Fuwenow*. ROGERS semblage was expressed by John Father Lynch and Mr SILVERPLATE tors of the 41 parish Holy Name ton. units B Tkach, president of the Union Manning will also address the and four members of the County Federation. CCD grammar school pupils at staff of Alexian Brothers Hospi IZEJwoJf-4-300 4 tal. o'clock, while Mr- Petrillo will W«*r Oaamci, Nrw Jiusr Free! appear at the CCD high school Archbishop Boland praised the K.of C. Holy Name men for their unity in the liturgy, in the sacraments and the spiritual life but cau tioned them 'that we are not Bishop united We McCarthy socially must be more articulate in defending what Is ours. We should know at Convention what Is in minds of Speaks the our leg at islators and how the proposed NEWARK Justin " Bishop J. of Camden legislation is to McCarthy going affect us will deliver the principal address, 9, at the Communion special! He condemned those per- May breakfast who the N.J. state convention of the sons would deny Catholics during Knights privileges of it as eitiiens of oar Columbus, was announced this week by Charles W. country especially In the field Gardner, convention chairman. The conclave will be held of education. in Atlantic City May 89 SCHAEFFER CAMERA If ever our Catholic parents The delegates will receive Holy Our Lady of the Highway should receive a great ovation, Communion at the 9 am. Mass Council, Little Falls Plans are they should receive It in these in St. Nicholas Church. After- under way for a Hawaiian dance times. In the last 10 ward a parade years. will be held from and entertainment May the Catholic 22 at people have contrib- the church to the Hotel Tray- Westmount Country Club. This uted in order to give and give, of more, ute the convention. recently the so that their group exemplified children may be. The convention opens Friday second degree for 24 candidates. educated in the fear and love of with Cod May 8, a business session in an atmosphere of re- at 3 Election of sponsibility. p.m state of- V/ and Annual Ball ficers delegates to the Su- 37th He told of requests received preme Convention, to be held in each da\ bv Bishops throughout St. Louis, Mo., will take place Aids the country from parents asking Orphanages at the afternoon busi- for Saturday NORTH , more Catholic high schools, BERGEN—The 37th Join ness The New Bank’s session annual conven- Jersey and said, talk ball quoting a by annual for the benefit of tion - ball will be held that eve- iiil*? v SSIfT I Bishop Lawrence J Shehan at local orphanages will be held the National ning ( atholic Fducation Apr. 24 at Schuetzen Park here. I Star of the Sea New Silver Club ( Assembly, onvention last week. *'wc might The Bayonne affair is sponsored by have to think An altar missal in in terms of junior | Msgr. John A. Stafford If you open anew NJB Saving's Account with $25 high memory of Msgr. Joseph F Assembly, | schools and colleges instead fourth Knights of Colum- odd that of Dolan was presented to Xavier degree, or more, or amount to ac- ms your present elementary education for our of bus, the K of C councils and count, will '' College Guayaquil, Ecuador. you automatically beeoma a member of children | Catholic It was Rev. Daughters of America New Jersey Bank's Silver Club and receive ahsa- Tbe accepted by Peter 1 urged mem Archbishop V. courts of Hudson and Bergen bttely Bamga, S J on behalf of free —a 6-piecs place setting of Original bers and . | their guests to be Counties. ent the college Msgr ' Rogers alert, Dolan was e Silvcrplntc* be prayerful, show good members will receive Holy Com action by mail with OLD business. 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NEW YORK William It. And Maichle of Our Special Services to Lady Help of Parish, Chrtitiana City pariah. East Orange, NEWARK The Mt. Carmel will be honored Apr is Center in the special education It, "the various programs, will speak. lists will be: Guild’* aocial Edward Rash of the and serv- outstanding Catholic layman of (pedal program of the Arcbdiocesan On the social lc*» service panel, the Catholic Guild for the the in to the parish and the com- Guild will Blind, year the food be discussed by Rev. relief industry physical program will be Brooklyn, and Helen M. munity will be discussed at Reilly, Mr. Maichle will be an John P. Hourihan, director for handled guest of Rose Mrs. on the Guild’s institute by Donovan, work for the honor the Communion Apr. 18 at Essex Cath- the Rev. blind; at break- deaf; Richard M. Mc- Frederick J. and Eleanor olic Leupcr Gladys Winter and Mrs. John fast High School. of the Catholic Institute of Guinness, director for the blind, Clark; the institutional Boland visiting Reilly, on the deaf; Genevieve the Food Archbishop will address and Rev. R. Industry to be held at Francis Lobianco, program, Mrs. William Guild by Sul- San Filippo and Mrs. Adelaide members. Msgr. A. director the Hotel Biltmore. Speaker at Joseph for the mentally re- livan and Mrs. Arthur Fagan; Catena, on the Dooling, arcbdiocesan director o( tarded. mentally retarded, the breakfast will be Auxiliary the sewing and the outfitting pro- and Mrs. William and Guild, will give the Rainey Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. keynote gram, Mrs. Harry A. Mrs. Vincent by Hasson, as- talk. Mr*. Thomas J. O'Reilly, youth Maichle in 1956 Smith will IN PANELS ON the Guild’s so- retired as view Mrs. Walter Place and Mrs. Ben- sistance. preside. cial in and special services, chair- jamin Branch. president charge of public and Displays on all phases of Guild The role of the Child Guidance men trade relations at the and active workers in the Under Beech-Nut special services, pane- work will be on view. NEWARK Packing DELEGATION: Newark Cos. He is one of thw founders of the Catholic fnstitutw Council of Catholic men, have a word of Food SSSiJ' y Rational Detroft, of con the Industry, and ha» Norwood Parish gratulaUon for Msgr. John J. Honors Dougherty who was cited for his work in television served the organization as direc- Left to right, William J. Griffin. ACCM president; Msgr, Cornelius J Be' tor. treasurer and vice president Pastor diocesan for of 20 Years d,rector; Msgr many years Dougherty; Hugh X. Connelf president EsSxCounty Council, and Louis D NORWOOD Agosto, president, Rev. Charles Bergen Council. READ THE ADS. when G. Scharf, [ too. O. Carm., pastor of In Convention i you read The Advocate. Immaculate Conception Church here, will be honored by his parishioners Apr. 12 at tesli a WEEK END RETREAT! monial Men dinner in observance of Hear Views... his 40th year in the priesthood. FOR THE LAITY He has been pastor here for 20 On In SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOC years. educaUon home—The lems of our times "—Martin take them there. Father and God wills For: Charles was born in “primary, natural ordinar- H. Work, MEN, WOMEN, executive director. that the of Christ Buffalo, and school of philosophy entered the Carmel- ily irreplaceable re- National Council of Catholic permeate the field of educa HUSBAND and WIFE ite ligion and moral is the seminary in Chicago on virtues Men. Sept. cation—you must see that fb« wtoh 1, 1909. home Parents it CtadtcNd by W Ater studies at St. Cyril . . . who attempt does. God wills that On the spirit U'tmi Mi Abb«y he did post-graduate to start moral guidance only adult training Priests College, of Christ ennoble and Float* met* r«MMi«lioAi >liy work in during the have not sanctify science at the University difficult period of sufficiently re- our homes and our families—- Writ* of Chicago adolescence find that alized their and was ordained on they obligation to give must see that it does DIRECTOR OR ((TREATS have you June 14, 1919 entered their children’s time to the training of adults Bishop Allen J. Babcock, lives far too —Rev The From 1919 to 1927 he late.' John sermon was a Sunday may Grand Rapids, I- Mich. member of Thomas, S.J., professor of take care of the the faculty of St. needs of the Cyril St. Louis adult College, and at the same University. ordinary Catholic, but time the laymen Insured $lO,OOO treasurer of the Carmelite who are leaders Savings to Earn 3% On training methods—'Re in the apostolate HOME MORTGAGE community. He ouilt ML Carmel have special LOANS ject the prevalent theory of needs to High School, in 1924 and obligations high- Chicago, training which insists on treat- ALEXANDER 1927 er and HAMILTON SAVINGS from to 1933 he was a sanctity greater knowl- mem- the ing child as an adult capa- Father Scharf ber of the edge at Ml Carmel . Parish lay leaders and LOAN ASS N faculty ble of his making own deci- have a right to the t ITIIII SH 7-4115 College, Niagara Falls, Ont. From sions expert . . . COLT PATIIION. M l in all matters Even teen- 1933 to 1939 direction and he was training neces- New pastor of agers not Retreat House are adults They ex- Holy sary for their new obligations Trinity parish, Pittsburgh. pect and EASTON, require correction, in Pa. (NO A re- He was assigned smritual life "—Rev. Ray- as pastor of treat guidance and supervision ' house for men will be built mond T. Bosler. Immaculate here in moderater “THE HEART Conception —Father Thomas. HAS ITS REASONS... near here by Franciscan of the 1939 and is now Indianapolis the Vrchdiocesan and who explain them?" planning can Thix aid ur- Fathers. Council erection school. On of Catholic Men. of a race relations—" true In Negro ine ia almost every ease except owe! leadership (90 years after the On role Who has need of explanation for tka of priests—"Laymen aa Civil War) must still treat beauty *• all tea In valiantly are not the priest's assist- Mothers' Day? Thia struggle to obtain the funda ants year, why not expreaa your gratitude or clerical functionaries mental rights of to VOI R Mother and U VOTE GOD by the music citizenship In the temporal order the article for miaaion chapel. that we as a nation are happy donatlnt aa a priest Is the assistant to the We will to the aend her our beautiful GIFT CARD give to most newly laity far in so as he is re- and prraaed (lowers from the Holy Land la landed immigrant "—George sponsible for the laity's spir- tell of your feneroaity to the K. Hunton, executive secre- love itual formation The you priest her behalf. tary. Catholic Interracial must convert the laymen into Chalice JO Alur JIM Man Book SZ% Council, New York. being apostolic The laymen Made with a reverence of 97 !• Altar born year* of crafts Candles atonal( Maaa Vestments M On must convert the world to manship, the Baldwin Electronic Is civic endeavor—"4s Maas bell 1 IS Crucifix l> Organ Ideal for .... Sanctuary lamp ( Catholics should be hrist One of the chief your home, church or school. we con- cerned duties of the is YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER IN THE PRAYERS AND GRATI- Baldwin about doing more, not priest today also builds the jjmous Orga-sonic Spinet TUDE OF THE POOR OF THE MISSIONS IF YOU MENTION less, than our neighbor’s in the to make special efforts to form Organ perfect for chapelt, apartments and smaller lay THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST MISSIONS IN YOUR WILL... important work apostles This is at as of building up least homes. WHY NOT DO the important IT TODAY’ all segments which com- as tearhing cate

” chism or prise the American commu- instructing converts SPRING IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TIME Of

” nity Donald J. Thorman, —Rev. Paul Marx. 0.5.8., St. THE YEAR—and beautiful the moat years at Catholic John’s president. National University, Collegeville, ones life aa well. SEMEAN and MAURICE are

Social Minn. la the of Ufe—and wish Action Conference. Sprint they to conse- Halbuiut crate themselves to the service of the altar In On On the apostolate—"The good example—"We are lay Errpt Their desire to enter the seminary la oat Pianos • to make the world holy principles of Organs by of- Our Lord's Gospel have beeD time CLUB new. They watlint some fering it to Christ. We cannot, message must be brought into =•== SODA, makes better-tast- and they will continue to wait until we .QSI then, make the world holy by every phase of human life . . . for 20 Eotf 54th Street, NYC, PI 3-7185 that a sponsor each boy who will be willint ing highballs are better it We work of for you. standing aloof from . This the Church the ala pay his necessary expenses of JlOO a year during yean Open from 9 AM to 6 PM The bubbles can make the world holy only can be done onlv by the laity seminary Would like "have lively aid digestion. course. you le a priest la the till 9 PM by entering into it and . . God wills the family?” Thursday boarfhg that influ- Here la your chance. witness, saying in effect to ence of Christ be exerted in MASS OFFERINGS RRING THE PHYSICAL NECESSITIES those around us: 'This is how business and industry—you OF LIFE TO YOUR MISSIONARIES AND THEY BRING a Christian lives. This is how flavmenl must take it there YOU THE SPIRITUAL NECESSITIES OF ETERNAL LIFE Christian works' " God wills that a Phi'ln the justice and . . SEND . SOME TODAY Scharper. editor, Sheed and charity of Christ guide labor and Ward, publishers. management —you must THE BEAUTIES OF SPRING SPEAK OP

TIIE GLORY OF GOD! Slater MARIE On parish life—"Every saves par- ALBERT Sister GERMAINK have and West N. Y. Grouns ish In the is a mission- Everybody world listened the clary and they have beard ef The and ary parish. priests dev Plan Soring Frolic of God—and they now wish la ala people of a parish must have their Uvea that everyone la Lebanon WEST NEW YORK-Thc Spring a profound realization of their may know of Itlm. wtak ta ha Frolic and bv They mutual Dance, sponsored responsibility to every Slaters of the Sarrcl Heart—bat they the united societies of St Joseph human being within the parish wait until locate must we can a apaaaar of the Palisades parish here, will " Josiah G. bounds —Msgr. for each girl who will be willing to pay be held May 8 at the St. Joseph’s Chatham, nastor, St. Richard SIM) of the a year for the necraaary expenses two year aavt- Catholic Center of Chichester Proceeds will go tlate Church, Jackson, period. Yoo may tend the money In say manner r aw \ ■/ toward the building fund for the Miss. venlrnl while your “adopted daughter” prepares herself far new residence for Christian Broth 7 a life of lervlre to the Mystical Body. On organization—" The Cath ers who staff St Joseph's Boys High School THESE BOYS DON'T WANT A GYM! And there'* olic men of this country, nothtnf them the The will peculiar about are students the Christian through all organizations affair start at 8 p m they Brothers In Eritrea from the to which they belong, must be All pupils and students of the They profit A \ teaching and the example of the Brolhen \\ brought together in disciplined grammar and high schools from and they wish to go to Mass—pay a visit ■r k j & unity under our Bishops, so 1920 to 1958 will be honored to Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament—- that their full strength can be James McMahon is general In a word have Our Lord chairman and “on the brought to bear on the prob- 1 premises" with them They now must walk

many miles to attend a Church Will you for Sanctification help them to build a chapel which will Program xerve the Brothers and their many stu- dents? These devoted men and boys will do roost of the »orh DETROIT A committee of priest-moderators at the will to that the coat be about JVOOO Can you help them’ convention of the National Council of Catholic Men here drew

up the following 10 point program of spirituality for lay Dear Cardinal Spellman: <% The first six aimed at self the would show at NEW JERSEY S men points arc sanctification, I like to my gratitude for the gift of my own of others at the sanctification others faith tn the presence of Our Lord In the Blessed Sacrament.

the Enclosed Is JlO First Communion outfit for (1) Dally prayer, including Morning Offering, eve- to buy a a refute* child the ning prayers, examination of conscience and the Act of Con May Joy of their First Communion grow deeper and D tritlon. stronger aa the years go on. A Attendance and LL (2) at Mass reception of Communion on NAME If at least one weekday each week (3) Going to confession at least monthly. (4) Recitation of the Rosary daily (5) Daily reading, especially from the New Testament, SAVINGS BANK and weekly reading of literature outlining the Church's stand on the current Issues, especially Catholic press (6) Participation in an annual closed retreat Tast (7) for of the world (mßear (Oissioosiml Prayer the conversion to Christ FRANCIS CARDINAL Nildwl particularly one special individual —and for the needs of SPILLMAN, the Church M*gr. Ptttr P. Tuohy, Not'! Sot’y

(8) Performance of at least one act of charity daily S«nd oil communication* to.

(9) Good example attempting to mirror Christ CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION

Catholic Action 480 at 46th York Y. (10) through recognized Catholic or Lexington Ave. St. New 17, N. Sanitations.

Italian Institute

To Present Concert The Frank A. Mcßride SOUTH ORANGE—The Kalian Company and the HOWARD SAVINGS Institute combined or Sanitations of Seton Hall Univer- Mechanical Contractors sity will present an all star Metro

pollan Opera Concert at 4 p m , Plumbing, Heating, Sprinklers, institution Apr. 12, in the Seton Hall Gym nasium Auditorium here. An Conditioning The presentation will feature Llcia Albanese, Frank Guarera and Eugene Conley and will lie Mafc OHkm: 768 Bread St. Newark N. J. f 1, open to the general public. 75 Street BRANCHES IN NEWARK Spring Biooaifield Ave. at Clifton Ay*. South Orange Av*. at Sandferd Ave. Springfield Ave. at St. Plane Bergen St. at Raymond Bhrd. Jerome J. Stanley Paterson, New Jersey IN SOUTH ORANGE: Ave. South Orange Near Lackawanna Statioa • CHURCH GOOTs • * Established 60 Years V» 4 A *i Cl I- irltl'C ' '* Telephone: Emory 8-1234 **>■>■» Mm/ o *■■» lnwwi CwnweMw ' • 21Q7 I Si ain *» N J Sisters April 10,1959 THE Ask Help to Rebuild Orphanage ADVOCATE 7 By William F. Judkins 31. Thier offices just are across FOR FIVE MONTHS, 88 boy* KEARNY The Sisters of the street from the the Catholic Apostolate, orphanage. have been sleeping in the school who conduct Sacred Heart The fire just about ruined the Orphanage for boys here, have building auditorium. Their beds main residential of the •truggled along building are stretchers loaned Civil by themselves since the institution was by boys. The fourth and third built in 1901. Defense. There are no accom- stories were gutted the just modations for their clothing or We have never asked help from until exterior walls —and anyone now,” remaining personal possessions. ■aid Mother Eleanor, C. S. A. water C., smoke and damage to the In addition, 21 boys are now superior of the 20 nun* who rest *taff title was bestowed of the rendered it upon the building quartered in a frame the home for building. "young gentlemen." Sacred unusable. Also Heart practically wiped Actually, there, The Orphanage boy* by they just sleep appelation ii not the Si* out the Sisters a were residential and their Congoleum-Nairn executive accommodations are ter* know # although they from after he quarters. and his volunteer staff similar to those of the boys in day-today experience it i* ac- For the first time in their temporarily sheltered the boys the auditorium. Sometime after curate. The gentlemen" "young after the disastrous Kearny history, the Sisters are fire of Oct. the renovations this building will quietly asking for It isn't help. be torn down. BARNEY'S a "drive" or a “campaign." Moth UNDERSELLS THERE er Eleanor was firm about that. ARE NO complaints

It is a soft appeal to by the boys. Their is just EVERYBODY ON simply sym- spirit pathetic friends to render such as indomitable as that of their FURNITURE help as they can. Sister guardians. They realize OUTFITS fully that their plight is no worse MOST WELCOME: Arthur SACRED HEART Orphanage is Lape, grand knight of Bloomfield Council, of than that of the Sisters. Knights Columbus, Bacaus* presents Auxiliary Curtis with certificate for being practically reconstructed Bishop a a altar. The presentation took Meal* are served to both the portable place at the Meadowbrook, Cedar • Sid* str**t low —that is, the premises rent which suf- boy* and Grove, during a dinner at which Curtis was the Sisters in the fire- Bishop formally welcomed by parishioners of Bloomfield's location fered so from the fire. three factory terribly damaged left building. It doesn't parishes Looking on, to are, John This right Kinder, chairman; Msgr. Bronislaus A St. • was residential quarters of Socha, pastor, Valentine’s- No show windows take long because the premises Rev. costly Michael St. Thomas the and Rev. Paul both the boys and Sisters. Magnier, pastor, Apostle, of Heart no Collis Sacred • have heat and the No hi-priced salesmen The lighting building was four stories. 1* of a temporary Self Serv Selection very sort. When renovations, started after Even with the and but FREE Easter, renovations, Delivery are completed, it will Bloomfield Parishes Seton Hall Hails completion is July, Priest have expected by Factory Close Outs and only three. Major improve- the problem at Sacred ments Heart will will include a fireproof Hug* Quontity Purchases be not solved altogether. Directive on Good interior staircase and an exterior Honor Boys from the frame building Curtis Friday fire UNLIMITED CREDIT escape with outlets from all Bishop NEWARK TO ALL will be moved into Tho director of in the company of the the refur- love." He said dormitories. The damage Seton Hall University's It also bished residence building. Some BLOOMFIELD Institute demonstrated his to Auxiliary Bishop Curtis called on desire Outfit amounted to about $200,000, but of Judaco-Christian Studies ' No. 77X boys from the auditorium will members of hailed, "remove all unnecessary ob- not all of that Bloomfield's three 5 to use their was recovered by parishes Apr. a Vatican directive on the Good also there. stacles that stand in the of 3 Rooms for go and way a insurance. to influence " Bunga low. strength unity" the with Friday liturgy as an indication The loss of the fourth floor of community unity Flat or Any visitor Apartment with to Sacred Heart can Christian principles. of "of the friendship for the father the residence will Bishop Curtis, pastor Sacred Heart, Pope's Oesterreichcr explained com- " accommodation* for readily establish for himself building Jewish people the spoke at testimonial that the original FOUR; pel 43 boys to continue a dinner in his honor at the Meadow- meaning of the substandard sleeping Studio living conditions Rev. John M Oesterreichcr. Bedroom, living Room. in the auditorium. Drook, Cedar Grove. a word ' pcrfidi" was "unbeliev- endured the and convert from Kitchen PLUS by both boys the Judaism, was com ing," that Cabinets too Eight hundred members of is, unbelieving in the THE particularly to Msgr. Rronlslaus Sisters in five months rfincc SISTERS will not bp af menting on the Pope's move to Christ It Bloomfield's three was not an abusive parishes A. Soeha, of St. Valen- the fire. footed. They remain where pastor e'lminate the Latin word $ they "per word, it was l5O. Sacred Heart, St. Valentine's and just an objective Mother are—in the tine's, and Rev. Michael A. fidis" Eleanor's quarters and dormitory. Sometime (unbelieving) from the statement, statement of fact. St. Thomas the Apostle at a It $ Magnier, of SC Thomas for pay 1.50 office consist of Mother Eleanor couldn't pastor prayer the Jews said on Good Jews weekly a dormitory on say tended the dinner. called by a term with which It was spon parish. the when that Friday upper floor of the school build will be—the Sisters they themselves might have sored by the Bloomfield Council, des- "Nowhere in the world will He hope to add another wing to the you said that the Holy Lather's cribed their Outfit No. 3456 jing. Knights of Columbus. attitude toward find such a close union between action clears residence building. Then, finally, away misunder Christ 3 Room MOTHER ELEANOR discussed Curtis, who came to Model Home from Bishop laymen and as in Ameri- the priests standing and "manifests "But nuns may more com again later the future with quiet Her enjoy Sacred Heart last said the understanding of a candor. August, ca." the sample Project fortahle Bishop said "It is typi- Ids humanity, his deep feeling Display; "office" living conditions They're the fo the word changed, and was a cleared in large gathering people SIMMONS space represented cal of the between Hide-a-Bed union Christ the dignity of man. Sofa, not worrying about that the every and took it to faithless,' one comerof the now. and of the " mean even large room The strength unity and the however. Church his desire that truth be " Chairs. Tables, lamps and Sisters' beds j They think only of the always perfidious" were all neatly made Church in this area Arthur E Lape. Grand Knight 9x12 Textured boys Bigelow Rug, up and shoved back "I am looking forward to of Bloomfield Council, presented Bassett The After completion of the Modern Sisters are an dor ren- seeing this strength and unity- Bedroom; open Bishop Curtis with ovations, the a traveling I Sisters hope once in Douglass Chrome-Foam 7 Pc. mitory, vacated by the high manifest itself the commu- altar on behalf of the parishion- Main St. at school again to be able to rare for ISO the said. DINETTE Plus Philco BIG age boys immediately aft nity," Bishop "When a ers of the three parishes. boys. “If we take er the fire. ran nfore," we stand hy ourselves, perhaps renewed Refrigerator; Msgr Father Tempi* Ave., Complete said Socha, Magnier, Mother Eleanor, "we will.” it Is hard to fieht for what The high school moved one boss Rev Paul V Collis of Sacred N. .J over to another IN THE believes In. But when we stand Hackensack, *368. dormitory form 1 MEANTIME, the Sis Heart, Rev. David J. Pathe of in erly occupied by seventh and ters have the together, a gathering such had help of a spir Villa Marie Claire, Saddle River, pay It off $3.50 weekly eighth graders ited as this, we strengthen the group of men and and Daniel 1,. McCormick also women, Need new organized voice of those who represent curtains for the windows? Rooms be as an advisory com spoke may purchased As long us." imittee They provided consider Toastmaster Francis X separately if desired. was Shrubs as live able Murray, of for the you assistance, particularly at BISHOP Cl RTIS said he be past grand knight Garden? See 1 35 Other Outfits too Christmas time the Bloomfield Council. Since fire, lieved the of the Calho you will racaiva a strength have for they heen carrying on hr had Playtogs the Drive In—Park on Premises DEPENDABLE ond an Church increased in the youngsters? intense GOOD INCOME if information campaign, Bloomfield area over the past Mahwah Parish Plans contacting civic clubs, BARNEY'S SUPER DISCOUNT you Invait your fraternal year and that it would continue 1.0 vln t organizations, Annual Dance now etc to grow. Spring Shop later! V pay S D. ANNUITY An benefit FURNITURE WAREHOUSE event to the or- "We are not concerned with MAHWAH Immaculate Heart | PLAN. phanage, now being publicized- petty, minor differences." he said. of Mary parish here will hold its 382 FRELINGHUYSEN Is AVE., NEWARK a Baseball "But 0 You olio .Kora In "Donkey Game," we are interested in basic, annual Spring dance at the par- Use Packard's convenient tha of between the Open Mon., Weds., Fri. Nts. graot work police and firemen doctrinal differences ' ish renter on Apr 11 tHa Million, ond Kalp In of Curtis tribute Kearny. This will be held Bishop paid to Joseph Spierh is chairman, as Priaiti oducating and BrotH- Saturday, t the zeal of the May at Kearny priests in the sisted by Albert Frankoskl, co NEVER OPEN for tKa Minioni Car- SUNDAYS an • High School three Stadium, with May Bloomfield parishes and chairman fain fas odvontogai # A 8 the rain dale. Mamoriol and Also bn Sale at lotting ro- mambronca In many Moiiai BARNEY'S DRIVE-IN WAREHOUSE ond proyari. At St. Peter's Writ# for fraa informotion MERCHANDISE 67 River World’s first COUPONS St., Paterson, N. J. Society Of The Divine Word lasting ‘Little • in annuity dipt. Available books of $l5 Open Thurs. & Fri. Nts. Singers’ $2O. $25 OIRARO. PINNA. color Due in October rinse • Good on any Item except foods JERSEY CITY The Little • to 6 months Singers Paris will Up to pay of give a con- cert at St Peter's College in Oc

was toher it announced this week Inquire by Rev Packard Aidan McMullen. SJ, s Credit Office, 3rd Floor moderator ' of St Peter's College Glee Club The REMINDERS... Little Singers are a unique choral JO group of boys organ- FOR 1907 SAVINGS-MINDED PEOPLE I ized in as the Little Singers COLOR of the Wooden Cross They have

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ME 6- 0608. 8 THE ADVOCATE April 10, 1959 The Twain Have Met THE No Vocations No QUESTION BOX , Schools Moil Ret-. Walter W. Curtis, 76 Broad Catholici Si., Bloomfield. N M*ny were startled by the address schools The fact remains, though, that the Cath- it editor of The Box. be submitted which Lawrence Question Queitioni may to him Bishop J. Shehan, president olic school founded system was on for in this column. general religious antuer of the National Catholic Educational As- teachers. The Second Plenary Council of Balti- sociation, delivered last week in Atlantic City. Q. In the Memorare, more in 1866 decreed that schools should be we say: songs are not Joined just by Why did a Catholic O Bishop tell Catholic educa- erected in every parish and "Remember, most blessed chance that teachers be- They are carefully con- tors that it might be to advisable close Catholic longing to religious congregations Virgin that never was it sidered before should be em- Mary, they are pub- primary schools in some localities and concen- known that anyone who fled to thre ployed wherever possible. Bishop Shehan said lished. Indeed, are some in trate on the education of students from the 7th his address: "Our whole Uty implored thy as- the music field in educational system protection, who go out of l* 12th grades? ‘j Because the Church has not for its economical sistance or sought thy Interces- their presupposes and efficient op- way to give an angle of sex sufficient resources to provide full Catholic edu- eration adequate of sion was left unaided." Why do to an supply religious voca- the songs they publish. Such cation for remind the all Catholic children, and It seems tions men and we have to Blessed to women of ability and sound persons are interested in only that some adolescent boys and girls are in Mother of this? great- training who have dedicated their lives irrevoc- one tune the jingle of the er Of need of Catholic education than chil- ably God and A. course we do not have younger to to the cauae of Catholic educa- nickels, dimes and quarters that " dren tion to remind the Blessed Mother of bring them profit. If every one Without merits of considering the the Bishop's Since it is the will of God. her generous mercy toward us who to take as interpreted by objects a song would proposal, w e think it The words are not a re- highlights the subject on the Bishops of the Uniled States, that children be really personal action that silver tune which we Intended to write No educated minder but We know vocations. under religious we an appeal would and the auspices, may be stop purveyors of one can deny the and reli- certain is have shortage of that He giving we no claim on the Blessed sex priests sufficient vocations to In song would be checked. gious. For the last Mother, several years Cathode high men and women, boys and girls The fault for but we appeal to her own Unfortunately group or com- schools in the metropolitan the goodness area have been able shortage of priests and religious lies with manifested so often in munity action is rather slow to accept only a fraction of the students those who have failed to who to answer God's call What response prayer 'The words and before it could he managed registered primary schools have likewise a pity that they have not also remind us of the fail- Many realized how an never high a popular song will have run been turn compelled to away children. What a honor it is to ing of our Mother collaborate with God in the educa- power Blessed the brief course of its existence. tragedy this has been to and tion of and and do children priests! youth the salvation of souls. If we need this reminder. those However. Catholic youth groups Some may that obstacle is a lack of are now In some say the who being called mediate on His prom- Q. churches the Sta- and high school organisation* school and classrooms There buildings is lack ise that they who instruct others unto god- tions begin on the Epistle side, might well their of these. However, and in keep eyes upon new school buildings would liness will shine as others on the the stars, they will hasten to Gospel these so have been objectionable songs al erected if priests and religious were follow vocation side. Why this a so sublime and meritorious. difference? to alert their members in adequ- available to staff them. For our Catholic In his to A. either people concern supply the Archdiocese of They may begin on have ate time to combat always shown a to with effectively willingness give gener- Newark sufficient and side. Sometimes the direction of priests religious. them ously for the erection of schools for their children. Boland will the the figures in the Archbishop soon hold annual voca- Stations will To Ho fast make for the shortage of priests determine Q. Why we on Fri- up and tion conferences at Seton Hall Pray the way in which they University. day’ Catholic schools have been employing are religious, that God may give to many of the youths who to be set up. A. Actually we do not Increasing numbers of lay teachers. These de- attend it vocations to fast, but the priesthood or the reli- Q. Ilow many classes of we abstain To voted men on Friday fast and women have been /a godsend. gious life, and that follow they may their voca- relics are there? take There will them tions means to only one full meal; always be a place for In our joyfully and resolutely A Strictly speaking the word whereas to abstain means to re- relic should be reserved for ihe frain from eating meat. bodies of the saints However, We ’ abstain from meat on Fri- somctirms the bodies of the A NewKind ‘Summit day in obedience to the law of the of saints are called first class relics Meeting Church This law is prompted by In this rase, objects which be the Churrh's wish do It may or not true that "all that we may be roadi Closely joined to this evalua- the coldly realistic longed to saint or were used lead to penance for our sins, and it la certainly true that today tion of and that Rome"; negotiations agreements with com- b> him or her are railed second share all road we by mortification in tho signs point to "the summit." Plans are munists must be the with which firmness we class relics Objects that have Cross of Christ is made for a meeting of the heads of will maintain and Friday chosen being stales; the right our at "the rights been touched to the body or to " as the of are built for the the day the week for this hopes being up peace of summit We must be the tomb the Immoveably resolved that of saint are some- special because of world that will be preserved and enhanced hy this meeting shall be penance no "give as were times railed third class away," relics. death auch Christ's on a a meeting. that is Friday. Each all the others, if (as we only too likely) What Q. should we do about Friday is thus kind of It is a tribute to the enduring patience, —and the a weekly as cause of peace gain nothing from popular tong* which contain "anniversary" of as to Calvary. well the earnest determination, of the free these negotiations, neither shall the communists words that are offensive to world, that it is willing to consider another "sum Recent pronouncements by our President and ('hristian modesty? mil" meeting. For of the sake achieving so great other free world leaders have indicated that, at A There it need each a boon as for of peace, and of avoiding so great an long last, the necessity of firmness has ben Communists u* take evil it is personal action if Hours as war, good that we leave no stone un- realized Forty Continuing of this turned, «ongs type are to be no effort untried, no avenue of As Mr. Eisenhower ap- put it a few days eliminated proach untrod the world ago. paid a high price for the lesson Kach one who Archdiocene of Net oar It It is " pays any at- however, that we do al- of it To important, not Munich, but learned it well The NATO Push Summit tention to the words in a low our to rise too and tong Apr. M. lflt hopes high our expect a Council, meeting in a week Meeting Washington ago, pro will easily realize that the words lions to lnd Sunday After latter outrun the bounds of reason and claimed "its unanimous com determination to main Rt in songs can be truly Jo.cph a. 231 W Market It.# mon sense. For Louis Francis Budenz objection- there is nothing, absolutely noth- tain the freedom of the people of West Berlin, By Newark in able. suggestive and the like A ing, the of St Philip Mart's. 13 ( ourt Haum Pt.. history previous "summit meet and the rights and obligations of the Alied Pow The and communists their al- Communism," translated into Newark onesisth of the This catchy tune cannot excuse such ings that affords the basis ers" earth even slightest for be in Germany St Joseph's. 117 Bayonne lies in this insist that Fnglish from of Feb A* # F country Hongqi 16 congress will down In the lyrics go St Michael 200 Miln Rt . Craif lieving that another such meeting will accorn The Foreign Minister of has "more a. Belgium re- is seen needed This pressure article has tremendous annals of the When ford communist move- you realize that a plish worthwhile, will make real minded that firmness song anything any us off, and we must to Ike the Rt Anthony a. 240 South St . Elua- pays get to summit" the weight since Hongqi (Red Flag) objectionable " ment as anew milestone In contains contribution to the world not to words, beth the peace of gne way threats Of this vitally wording of headlines is important huge in The the official theoretical M Theresa . organ mankind's march to rommu register your protest in a 131 Edgar Rd l.lndea A review of "summit" talks truth have a very the held since we had. within Rt Francis 123 the past week, hearten- Worker of the Chinese Communist nism." . 1 nion Rt . Lodi 1913 Party practical way Do not the —as well as of the entire ing factual In buy 40-year history demonstrations the a The Apr IS. tfSf face of firm Worker, We read The 21st Congress Although there music, the Reton Hall of communist stand is much more play song or permit l niveratty Mouth OranfO diplomacy highlights one fact by the United States, the Russians In Its of the baeked call to Communist Party of the to these it to be predictions of coming played An additional Apr If. Iff* above all others, that the pledged word of Rus down from their demand the that American planes comrades, Soviet Union has the call sounded world protest in the 3rd Sunday After latter nan value "communism." this should form of a letter communists has no whatsoever Of all flying to Berlin be kept below 10.000 feet that Shortly asserts for march St Valentine's. 217 Hoover Ave* the to communism. It ho fur to the publisher of the enough would Bloomfield the agreements reached at Teheran thereafter, any enlightened song ( 1943), at restrictions Imposed on "while the told the travel by world that the Soviet of friend freedom strengthen your action. HR Peter and Paul. 2M Ripley Yalta and Potsdam and American "Communism" PU ( 1945) at Geneva diplomats in were F.lliahelh (19551, Russia matched by President had Union has already entered the this cannot be In need the Russians carried fully installed, let us you have no wor- out but one. and that one similar restrictions on Rl Patrick a. 213 ourt Rl Elizabeth Russian agents in the to make hes- new I i a period of building commu- ries about Racred Heart. repeat, until world socialism has being overly ! 334 Ridse Rd . Lend- was United severe. only because it to their advantage to enter Stales, within two days the order tant Russian to- nism on an a 11-out scale. . hurat step been established, So- Words and in the war including a music popular Our against Japan after the United States was relaxed of Mercy M l(a*thom« the sum- | ward “Communism, for centuries viet America We had are thus faced Ave . Park Ridce already virtually won It A "summit" meeting can do us harm mit, the only the loftiest ideal of with l onvenl of the Rletrra of no if mankind, a Red ultimatum for the Holy It this of our Is against background broken we Child. 44 Blackburn Rd Summit prom do not expect too much it thing that will will before long become from and if we a living self Lady that destruction, made cynically in Our of Mt C armel. 10 Count? Ises we must view the prospects of success stand fast in kerp Kisenhow- our present determination to defend reality in a land coven In Your Rd . Tenafly that the name of Prayers at ‘‘peace." another "summit" meeting. We must not the right and take ap- to part in no "give away." er on the path toward the sum- it proach with an undue optimism which will he Our Diocese prasers ran do much to win for the leaders mit will be more pressure, par- of Paterson the remember these prelude to disillusionment and lowered the world the your deceased of free wisdom and ticularly by the American peo- courage they Is: Apr 11. 1 tit " pries morale. need The ple Faith in Focus In* Sunday Atttr latter Immirulm Heart of Mary That order the Chapel, is an to com Archdiocpnc Meteork t on' an! Station mumsts themselves to act out the of Apr It. Itlt of “the American Rev part people." Ferdinand Aniolone, Apr Sunday Attar laitar St Andrtw tha Apoatle. by letters and telegrams to 11. 1942 400 Mt, Population Proepert Explosion Fruits the Mass A«a . Clifton for the Washington; Communist of Rev Francis X Denvaui, It «fpmi that a major facing tha Correctly there is Party, know, problem not just one problem, but you is “the van Apr 12, 1923 world today and diiturbing many thinkers la peo- a series of problems involved guard" which speaks (or Rev James in the world pop- always W. Shea S.T.D. V Daly, Apr 13. ple. Not bad people or good not while ulation picture There By Msgr. Gearge people, is the problem of poverty; the whole people, according to , 1933 TkAJv^ale Mass people and non-white It The has a fourfold pur for the people; but just people for example, our 1 excommunicated), American problem of managing Red theories and for Rev Boleslaus Kwiatkowskl, aeemi of pose, and souls that there are »o us people right our oversupply of food therefore a fourfold the in (although Official Publication of many compared with the Indian Purgatory Apr 13, 1934 th* now that THEN THE WORKER It is offered, some experta fear there be too problem of national hunger There goes on efficacy first and only privately for those whom Archdiocese of Newark and of tha may is the prob- to Rev Joseph A Murphy, Apr in the foremost, to whence many of us the years to come and people may lem of land without Ito say indicating hitter- adore (iod, the Church has denied Diocese of Paterson. people when so many people ecclesi- 13, 1944 destroy it is called the "Sacrifice of the world by choking world no i ness against our government astical the have land as for example, Canada, with burial). Since w-e have Rev J Most Rev Thomas " Matthew Toohey, Apr A. Boland, our these Praise Secondly, it is offered no of Sociologists call problem the population fewer than four people per [which subversive elements way knowing to what S T D square mile of arable ex 13, 194* , Archbishop of Newark, to thank God explosion, and mean words and are endeavoring to for His great glory tent Published by the the sharp land against Japans 4.784 per mile. There is develop this special fruit is obtained Rev John F •.•sir b» Th» Advocate and Maxwell, Apr for the He has show Puhilahing Corporation. Uoa< Rtv audden growth in the total population of the the problem of the among thoughtless non commu- benefits by a soul in for immigration in face of the Purgatory whom 14, 1937 Thomaa A Boland. STD. PrealdenU nists cred us. whence world in the last half and the generations of “Washington hopes to upon the Mass is a particular Mass is Rt ccntfiry prospect prejudice against Asians: so that offered, it Rev John Ra« M»*r Jamea A Hughea. PA* Baxter, Apr IS. of called the Sam is JCD. VG. Vico Pr aidant. Rt Ray. tremendous rise in the whereas has the American people quiet "Eucharistic a pious to the r continuing future pop Italy emigrated over 45 millions keep practice have 1900 M«*r Jama* f looney. A M . Sacrataryi of this f'cc," is. the “Sacrifice of ulation the world since the war on issue by continuing lhat Holy celebrated Rt Rev M.gr Caaaar Japan has been able to send out gov- Sacrifice re Rev M Rinaldi and " Edward McCosker, Apr Thanksgiving Thirdly, it Rt Ray Ui|r Paul With so many experts, including Catholics, only 53 thousands. ernment censorship and misin- is of peatedly for the faithful de Knappek. P A.. " 1906 Truataaa. 31 Clinton 15, St . Newark I. N J, formation fered to Implore new- benefits, parted deeply concerned about the The besides being Immoral, MArkat 4 0700 population pressures. "pill." will not Rev Bronislaus L PornaDki, The British Communist notably grace, whence it is called Member It would be unreal of us to treat the matter solve these of Par- Then, finally, there is the of tha Catholic Praaa AaeorV important parts the population gen Apr 15. 1910 " ation Suberriber N C not to be in its an Sacrifice El rial of ta tha W C Naw| lightly explosion is an problem ty, outdone "lmpetratory fruit" the Mass This Population immense prob immorality is no answer Wry Ira Widespread Rev James M Cilotrbach, lem whose pressure government nally. it Is a "Propitiatory Sac comes to all the full dimensions we cannot Inlernational and on a more living, Editorial determine justice chanty must tackle this rape 15. 1949 Board Moat Ray Martin VV. It Apr with to nf.ee," because is to the Stanton. STD. Ph I) Moat certainty at this problem if an answer is to be found. inclined bring about “anew offered cinlly members of the , Ray Waltef point. Rev F 15. Joseph Kellv, Apr W Curtla. STD Rt Re% Magr WiW Munich" has Is- move the divine to the ( and also When therefore a fund than our own, mercy tiurch, lo the private publishes has itself all souls 1953 liana Y Lawlor. PA. Ll.Oi MR; Contraception proven a Rt. already of sins Ray Maon tion, as an example of what all Even when we are absorbed in the celebrant, those other Red upon who organs are asserting. routine there our dally accrue to serve or assist at the Holy Sacri- America: First The first issue for this year us the effects of ev- fice, the beneficent upon person or persons Half-Century contains a survey of world wide Mass whom ery I for it is victories offered, upon all America, the over “imperialism" It urbane weekly journal of opin rectly, the editors of America cultivate two am living, especially the members also a view of ion published the Jesuit this month presents graphic by Fathers, billons they want to he right and of the ( hurch, and also they want to upon the rounds out them in a two-page map of the her first 50 years. Last week a be fair fea- souls In The which marked Purgatory latter, world, on are the ture article by our managing editor, Floyd An- Mass Calendar These ambitions, have their are naturally, price. however, capable only of the places on every continent which derson < himself an old American handi, told America habit of | s taking an informed and propitiatory fruits of the have Mass Advocate readers the helped to make it possible story of that half century. friendly look at the 20th and all its That the celebrant Apr —■ Sunday century shares in 12 Second Sunday assert that of after Caster G 1 2nd Today we wish to add of works “the forces Double While our measure pralss can provoke some shrill In the |to the fruits of the Mass protests. is readily l oil A lN>. Cr. Pref of Caster to ipeace, socialism, and a chorus that national includes the Pope and other direction, her devotion to understandable No already perennial prin- one more Apr 12 Monday fit revolution are In the Her rneneflld the President. And this is just as it should be: as- ciple has more than once bewildered readers than he participates In the Martyr Simple Red Gl 2nd foil A cendency." sac no more (N». 3 H «N • Pref of Caster publication has done to show the world who have out of critical riflce His run sense in their eager active cooperation is Among the places chalked Apr 14—Turaday St Justin. Martyr what can of up Journalism be in the hands men who ness to escape the of reaction. So acts stigma there necessary lie as the instru Double Red Gl 2nd foil SS Tlburtius. at as bringing pro-Red victories is are once Catholic and thoroughly Ameri \ alertan and Mailmus. 3 »N» Pref fully are limes when letters to the editor crackle like ment of Christ, the High Priest, A can "the victorious armed struggle of Caster summer in virtue of. the lightning power received of the Apr 13 Wednesday Mass of pis What is it that makes Cuban people,” and most America great’ The things all America at Ordination So he we owe make a long has a » ioui Sunday Ferial M hits Gl 2nd "the antllm- right For many of us, with sarcastically: iN iN» an acquaintance her list to is toll A i, 3 R No Cr Pref of what called the “most ipe Kaster pages to perlallst demonstrations of the goes back the last years of One is grammar a continuing stream of first rate rial fruit" of the Mass Apr 1R Thursday Mas# of pre achool. Like overloaded Latin American people against an caravan, those is articles, another an always reliable factual Sharing with him In this "most nous Sunday Fertal W hlla til 2nd of the visits of Nixon, Dulles, Mil- memories are full riches a little toll A 'N». 3 R . 3 B

Catholic education to grades 7 Rev. John L. through By Thomas, S J. ‘Late Vocations’ 12 is carried out. In- son does Why must there he Aniilanl Proteuor cidentally. the validity of this nl Sociology. Si. Loun l nit truly arguments when the utuatiosi slogan has often been to Just how much can from calls for a definite attested help one expect a 14-year-old plan of action by Too educators and psychologists. husband I don't and firmness’ many parents For Women daughter? My says give her enough to do. I the good reverend forget their position, engaging in hope gen- I’ve when tried, but she’s mad you're better off it tlemen realize what they wrould doing endless arguments with their She doesn't like Editor. he yourself. to sew or cook. If ask if up against. Theorieally. the you children is they were dealing awaited with Interest ides of avail- her to to the store, she has homework with adults There is We last week’s issue of The concentrating your go to do, although a room for able forces to meet little in- Advocate to see how would the expand- later she wants to watch TV or down understanding. counseling. many indicate their willingness goes to a show- ing needs anticipated sounds struction, encouragement, praise to in the of Now I don’t like but she's participate organization a of busi- arguments really out of group young good, but how many parents are getting and Correction, but no place for ness to consider the hand. Do I have to club? women possibility of their going to transfer their children use a having vo- argument. cations to not a it the -cligious life. It from public to parochial schools No, club, though might What should you Is* was a splendid idea suggested once the have helped if you had paddled mark the of they have reached is highly Some- It seems to that Legion Mary. revealing. me you and in with hand—- the Mar 27 issue a her a little your by /oung If there In seventh gride’ By that time where along the line in her de is no Praesidium your husband should base a who about 10 or 12 lady requested that her school friendships have been years ago. You're velopment has talk your parish, just express your your daughter little with your daughter, came be withheld. formed, used becoming aware of your prob that if to the children are to learned she interest your pastor; all he gets "mad, ' explaining to her that she Is Last week's letters to Edi lem a bit not too the has to do is the school's system, methods: and late—perhaps finds some excuse, member of the start it. or simply re only one family ter had only Sure late—but your one response. courses, the parents may be ac- fuses to will do For more information write cooperate, you team and coaset)nently has re- ly many others must be interest- tive in T A. daughter Is work lo the P. 1 question the yourself because sponsibilities the legion of Mary, Newark you as well as rights. ed some I should be very pleased to whether the switch would be headed for find It easier in the Curia, 15 Van long run Ness Place, New Further, you should have clear- bear from them and from the made. trouble. and ark ly In mind just what who the it's not entire- BI T tVll \T ABOIT her tram you expect young lady made sug- The effect on our public school of so that there can Anna Kelly, her ing’ What's her, be some restion I am sure we could work systems should not be ignored. ly fault. happening to her in planning of work, studies and out an Union City. character the meantime’ If interesting program They are now geared to handle Growing girls recreation Constance in the don't minimum effort Miss Gatehell, a certain number of pupils from usually or efficiency Editor the Since you are late, only as she were ultimate test of starting response received so far. kindergarten through the eighth react is. getting This is In reply to the letter you should interest in best children to cooperate the proceed patiently but expressed an the secu grade. We had around written hy one of readers firmly Your daughter Li your inquire home, most has much institutes Concerning the few The convention speaker would how it parents would be bet concerning "Late Vocations to to and •he ter off the work learn, unfortunately she has contacted, she com unload thousands of additional happened. doing them- Sisterhoods." does not appear to be very close plained, "that the recruits these Your'husband selves—at least in the they children on public schools says that you beginning. The to you now her tha want must be either (1) suggestion that a don’t her Bring into male. group and then pull them out again give enough to do. Are Apparently. many modern of <2 he organized in New Jersey for family circle shared plans, l married couples, (3) under after the completion of the sixth you one of those highly efficient mothers take this approach, and lest 3h of 1 those who have finished school with 1 responsibilities hopes, years age". suggest for grade. Aside from the housewives who never found the result that admin- any their she and arc to start to build her life out- bet consideration "The Mis presently working, con- use little either istrative difficulties involved, it ty of our citizens send for "mother's helper’'' daughters must learn Lay favored such a to its sider the various check headquarters. side of it. »*on Association." aspects of a vo- in Helpers They seems to me that such action » law was done by the Citizens housekeeping special class- 308 Jackson Ave., Jersey City. "candidates of both cation, is an excellent one, and MOST LITTLE GIRLS like to sexes I es al school or accept would needlessly generate hard Committee for Sunday in enter marriage Closing Funds are needed to am heartily In desperately imitate their mothers start from ages 20 to 35. single accord. New They completely ignorant of . . between the public Jersey. That law Is now routine feelinga school pay for the legal in the 1 expenses out by playing at "keeping or with a have often married, minimum high wondered why systems and the parochial school being contested in the courts domestic duties. by- present litigation. This is the and For such for house" then gradually start •chool education special rra a group women has not The It takes time, and systems. Sunday operators. Citizens inly sensible to this patience, way attack learning to do things "to •ons the maximum age may be been in existence The help the willingness to proposal would also entail Committee for Sunday Closing is To put up with oroblem. open on mother.” Further Sundays Of course they're waived." information ran that usu some STAINED I sincerely hope something a a initial if drastic development of our Sun- party-defendant in that cast vhen do inefficiency you "forced'' to so by com- ally rather than be to will materialize a nuisance a obtained by writing Msgr along these lines which with wish to help your de- day school system is pres- along the State Attornet petition is to daughter merely create a the J W Name help from start, hut how else into Anthony Brouwers, 1531 Withheld ently velop a mature something of a stepchild General woman, but GLASS' icious circle with no ending but can learn their •th St., Los 15. they feminine who else has Angeles Calif of If the Melville this Catholic education Your ar Shoe Corpori he responsibility? • destruction of the American roles’ A little patience, r- • | .V v. I wonder if praise, Also. she is (ami tide did not comment how tion wants to fight for Sunda on of as we know it. ay life and encouragement FINALLY, YOU liar with "Secular First generally SAY you don't traditional modem Institutes' closing It ran do or Dropping enthusiastically this suggestion so most e J William Schneider. launches on like them a lifetime of arguments No normal per- edited by Rev Joseph E Haley, was fcctivelv the received hy our teaching Sis- by Joining mor Essex County Chairman, homemaking The process has CSC. a Grail Publication Six Grades ters 1.200 merchants than In this at a' Committee for tizens Sunday been going on for centuries' F (Msgr I William Furlong, Editor I 'would suggest that our Cath- who the Citizens support Con Closing in New Jersey, AUTO However, maintain LOANS the studios of Apostolatr for Vocations, The Catholic have olic educators mittee for you you're Gec'u- Church will concentrate on Sunday Closing an New ark. better off the Archdiocese of Ip reword doing work your- Newark, its slogan, "Give us the getting more competent secular - self when she's mad Now Seton Hall University, child for the teachers let's PAYNE, first five years snd and stop feeling guilty look at this statement Savings South Orange we won't and unconstitutional about you say worry about what hap- 15 Print, Str„i Pit.-w* H.« pro- Letters " to Trenton "she gets mad Accounts iv pens thereafter." if the sugges moting state aid % Editor: All f growing children get tion advanced at the annual Joseph P In Cath- Waters, EARN Jr to the First on "mad" on one occasion reply letter olic or an- educators convention to limit • I Morristown. but Late Vocations." would like to On Bill other, If they soon discover * lighting future* thank the writer for such that it doesn't get them an ex Scholarship any Irvington State Bank ' eellent attention relief suggestion There are or from work, 918 * altar war* On Editor: they Springfield Avenue many young women who have not Sunday soon come to realize this Closing is an lo Hi# bad the opportunity to learn Ihe old unprofitable tactic. Does ParkiMuy Shopp"*'| A’»u bug-a-boo of separation of Church and state -X-church ■ bout the not remark paws many religious commu your Imply that Editor is about IRII servance of the Sabbath except to rear its head in the PARKING miles and their ugly state scholarship has been requirements The letter plan your daughter getting of David W Herr where it for * affects the pocketbook. New The which with genuine bells Also, since they have so much Jersey. Hillcry Bill, is a very fair and away it quite success- 6 30 mann in Open Friday 8 m published the Mar 27 Where profit is at stake, he feels - p time and equitable bill, is held fully? experience invested in issue of being up by the of the House your paper has agitated "forced" make Speaker *•** • t i. i t to "exceptions" r i| oii r m ‘fur tattnrttou «f Sanfca their You also state * jobs, they feel it unwise for final vote in "you're better s me to Mr to a the and could < this reply Herrmann his principle There is no men Assembly be sur- tattaCtodT to •'leave all" when possibly off doing it This faced with yourself" re preambles his text with tion of passed by either one of two other affirms any feeling of compulsion the of not possibility persevering tions of bills, of which agreement and sympa- at the thought of God’s enjoinder neither would be due to their to inability adjust to thy observance fair to with of the Sab- to "Keep holy the Sabbath day." a youngster wanting to at- life anew nr lack of sufficient bath. He pleads, however, just to tend a Catholic College after high It seems to me that this beforehand situa guidance the record school "keep straight, with- tion points up the basic problem it not he Would just as possible out to" A shortage of tax prejudice certain busi- of the world supported to today, the willing "try" a vocation in the world, colleges ness entities, with whose finan In New Jersey makes ness follow with the of to God only until it hlep God, as in a cial fate this unfair and fiscal he is no douht the of positively and, further, novitiate’ hurts, policy religion with voca- I Certainly, many concerned, that these two busi- a youngster's choice of the col- exceptions. tions could be saved if he attends his given a ness concerns, although lege is right v unequi apd Mr. chance develop in an Herrmann's solution to his to orgsmza vocally in favor of Sunday clos- privilege lion dilemma Is simple: eliminate the as suggested feel more ing, are compelled to make cer- I sincerely that peo need for the "exception" by pie would their Carol J Schoenknecht, tain exceptions to the rule, and write to repre- Get share of these legislation compelling everyone sentatives your to urging their Irvington keep open on Sunday any store Senators to adhere to his Sunday stand which might be affected by the and Assemblymen to act favor ards Editor: Tlie of such a fact that simplicity ably on the Hillery Bill If the competition Is open they For masks Constance Gatchell and solution the anomaly with and on Sunday. knew where to write, be ■ny other mala in it. Such legislation seems to or female from It cause seems to me that Mr of this belief I list the to be 18 on. In good health and a me saying "Make my of members Herrmann is stating, in effect, names the of the competition honorable, and I will desire to be a lay apostle, join New Jersey Legislature that he believes In Sunday ob- 1959 from be honorable, too; otherwise. golden

if a business advertised that it SENATE: Bergen, Walter H would Jones, Essei. Donal C Fox, Hud operate by unethical or ROME-FATIMA-LOURDES fraudulent son, William F Jr means unless and un Kelly ; Morris, til Thomas J Hillery, Passaie. An April/Showers... (he Spiritual Direction oI Its competition was compelled Ihony to be ethical and honest . . J Grossi, Sussex. George M. Shin* M.pr. John J. Lennon twyiwn< I) Harper, I'nlon. Robert C Rocco L. D'Ambromo, I Crane m» ll Antheny Church, . ot Si Mary Mogdolene Church. Newark. Hn-uel. N Y, nemben -ill ASSEMBLY: Wore Focontice Hills, hi. Y . member! Bergen, Earl A Yerh July 11. Me- 1»J» will Ne- , Editor' Marryatt, To(k Au# , tJf Pierce H Deamer Jr , extra dividend The Advocate carried Clara K Bivona William Marut. earning a letter **• KLM Dutch Royal Alt-lino* Charles from David W Herrmann E* W Kraus. Carmine Sa foe Holland Franc. Italy Pnt vino ...... u,.l ... Spain ... and Irol.nd. ecutive Vice President, Melville Jr OtherdeparturosMoy 17... Juno 14... Shoe Essex U Roy J D'Aloia. Isa at Aug. 30... Sopl. 30... Oct. 11. Corporation, pointing out for you (lore E Emigrant! that hit I.aufer. Thomas firm la In favor of Sun- Durkin Froa arrival in Amsterdam through Shannon day closing Jr Leonard D Ronco. departure, and slating that , Madaline on enperioncod American Express A Williams. Irwin LeWloe, Tour Escort some of its stores "are forced, Mar- —ill occompony each pilgrimage ... for lin Kesselhaut, Stanley A KondU all »rov«l d«taili. competitive reasons, to re Stolovr main " «kl. Elmer M on He Matthew- Daniel open Sundays says For complete information see your Trove/ or is in F Flynn. R that his firm favor of stale Murray Klepesch, AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE wide Sunday closing legislation Richard A Lynch Hudson V WorWi Most Experienced I should like to point out that Maurice Brady. Operator o/ Cotho/rc Travel Frederick II Hauser such legislation has been enacted Alan Kraut, 1-eo J in New Jersej. and that Michnevlrh. William V 4J *re■*■■■■ New Yerh * • a tre y, WHrtehel 4-1000 N’usto, John J •' L. mendous ol the Kljewski. Wil- Of ftamb«rgir A Company Trov«l |ur«au amount effort 111 that liam Martin Irene Rob Ma>W« IttHl, Newark • went into our Broun 1 MArk* 1-1112 ' convincing lawmakers that the eri F Sabello vast major!- Emigrant atarts your money earning Morris Benjamin Franklin 111 the Joseph J Maranti dividend* very sameday yoa Passaic Samuel L Biber, Jo put it in the bank. But in April Will seph M Keegan Betty McDam T- extra. you help... ara Kordja, Robert J Wegner you get a sunny seasonal Sussex Douglas Rutherfurd Just open an account ... or *end a to youngtter cajnp this lummir? I'nlon John J Wilson. James M make a McGowan George M Miller. deposit. .. any day through of liho Mony taem would to I# - either fo comp to Mildred Harry Hughes • rooldont or -but tfcoir familte* your day comp eonnet toad April 14th, and Emigrant figure# Mrs •Korn Fileen Gower, dividend from Ist. Newark. earnings April YOU con Kelp oond them. by • contribution t« the CYO Comp fund Your ponntoe or dollore oddod to *Ko*o will o* other* Kolp make o wonderful vocation at comp Canadian-French Link poccibU for tKeie youngtter*. Latest quarterly dividend QUEBEC (NC) A replica of (Rsgular dividend 3% plus Canada's statu* of Our Lady of Will YOU Sand contribution \i c /o extra credited to be] halp? now to the 3V4. your Cape will be enthroned a In anoaSof $3 or more on deposit chapel in th* Montmartre Raa- at and of dividend period.) of the ll'.ca Sacred Heart In CYO CAMP Baris as a link between Canada FUND and France

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Open Mon and Fn. to 6:30 P.M. CITY ISA*, (Uh Sagkdarad Mai whoa landing cad*) ZONE STATI MltcHol 3-2240 j] Nl-t-tl a* 17 HALStY IT.. MKWARK J. »U, 10 THE ADVOCATi April 10, 1959 God Lore You Sacrifice for the Missions CHANCERY OFFICE THIRTY-ONI How to MUIMRIV (TROT Grow Quiz on Faith NEWARK 1. NEW JERSEY Also the Spiritually By Brian Cronin °n,v two Mrrpd Helps Benefactor vessels are the needed hy priest to cete- By Bishop Fulton J. 1 Although the for Sheen brate Mass, One is the Society the chalice; what is the othlr? (a) The Propagation of the Confirmations , Why is it that paten? (b) The Faith is the the food we eat pyx? (c) The lunette’ (and) The tnoiutrance? when Holy Father's official we are children The New Testament mission so quickly j 2 contains only one prophetical hook passes into collecting it Ts for the growth, which is: (a) The Acts agency, equally in- Society strength and of the Apostles’ th) Tht Epistle of Propagation physical terested in the sanctification 1959 power whereas St John? (c) The of April, the spir- Apocaljpse? (and) The Epistle (it St. Jude? those Offic. *f itual food who give. of the Faith Mm Archbhh.p the Eucharist The Benedictines are sometimes which 3 referred to as\the Black The society does not of seems to Monks. Who are the Black Friars’ want Archdiocese Newark: SATURDAY. APR. 11 produce (a) The Jesuit!? (b) Tha for no money Africa alone; it is 2 truly great Augustinians’ (c) The Carmelites’ The Most Rev. Martin W. p.m, Assumption, Wood Rev. William (dt Domiillcans? Stanton, Pfc.D n n Ridge, J. Hayes. grace for Americans that is de- S.T.D„ stride* The "Cure of Ars" is 11 0.F.M., pastor. toward 4 a name given to: A shrine Mulberry SL, Newark 2. N. J. ,a) French sired. The docs (b) society not want Phone: 2 Leo's, our union with A miraculous cure’ (c) A famous French MArket 2-2803 p.m , St Rt Rev. Msgr. John 0. Buch- saifct? sacrifices for Irvington, Cambodia alone; it God’’ A itone The benediction "Urhi et Honrs: Daily, 9 s.m. mann, pastor. Orbi" is one In tha Is to S pjn.; 9 5 given tJf your union with the sacrifice Saturday, a.m. to 12. added Mass? of 2 and 4 to other (b) In confession’ (c) In mission? Diocese Paterson: p.m, St. John Uie Apostle, Linden, Rev Thomas a (and) By ifcie of Christ that is desired. Pope? F. stones would The First Friday devotion honors Rt. Mulvaney, pastor. f) iai The Sarrea Heart? Conversion Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis, J.CJ). of the to the pagans 4 Immaculate quickly make ( b> The Passion’ (c) The Immaculate Heart 24 De Grasse SL, Paterson p.m. Conception. Elizabeth, Rev. Thomas of Mary? (and) Kingdom of God is inseparable 1, N. J. J. * big The Seven Sorrows’ Phone: 4-0400 Donnelly, pastor. buildinc; from the sanctification ARmory of Cath why then does Tho Pracl 'f<' of saving the was olics. Hours: 9 a.m 5 7 Rosary first promoted in Daily, to p.m.; 9 a.m. to SUNDAY. APR. 12 not Saturday, 12. one Com 13th 2 century Europe by (a) St Francis of Assisi’ Get into the p.m, St. Newark, Rt. Rev. Msgr. (b) Ist. habit of making Joseph's, Joseph C. munion Lenihan, Ignatius of Loyola’ (cl Pope John XXII’ pastor. added) (dl St Dominic? daily sacrifices for the missions. to other Com! Quadragesima and the ordination of 20 native 2 St. John is a word sometimes used for: (a) You will be surprised how p.m, the Evangelist, Bergenlield, Rev. Walter munions 8 LentJ tb) this make us “grow L. to our Forty Hours Devotion’ daily sacrifice will priests. Genzlingcr, administrator. (c) St Peter's Square’ (and) Aifvent? increase your full stature in 4 Christ"? Git* 10 St. yourself marks lor r*ch correct spirituality and p.m, Benedict's, Newark, Rev. Hugh Duffy 0 S B The answer below. develop your reason is to be Rush Obituary pastor. sought in HQ-Excellent: character. Completion Riling: Good: M-Good: It our cooperation with 70-l’rry JO-lair Is a holy and wholesome the Bread 4 p.m. Ascension, Newr Milford, Rev. 9 s a) Mission Francis A Fox of Life. Just Jz* :

: < f Up) £ Ha) Z ;<«) t :sH-M\SQV Of Church thought to for as some bodies lack pray the dead pastor. Basuto the Migration Marist missionaries that power to convert food in the they may be loosed from into SATURDAY. APR. 1R energy and North Solomons have to in- their tins. We growth, so too Spreads the Faith move recommend to cer- Name Class ‘Miracle of Marcelino’ 2 tain souls Holy to their church the p.m, St. Philip the Apostle, Saddle Brook. Rev. Thomas lack the Bishop Emmanuel new as soon as prayers of our readers the power to con- Mabathoana, J. vert St. possible, for the old repose souls Kenney, pastor. Communion into Al Patrick's 0.M.1., a church is of the of the fol- sanctity. For Parents-to-Be , native of Basutoland, 2 "done for,” p.m, Sacred Heart, Jersey City. Very Rev. J. A. The lack NEWARK writes Rev. Joseph who Nowlen is not - The movie. Tbs lowing have recently de- on God s reports that his people are not O side, TEANECK—A six week P, pastor. course Lamarrc. The roof of the parted this life: for the union with Miracle of Marcellno,” will he only being received new Christ in' for into the 2 p.m, St. expectant parents will hegin is finished, Philomena’a, Livingston, Rev. William heaven will shown in St Patrick * ProCath- Church in building except the Msgr. Daniel A Mc- produce a large numbers, but j A. Coyle raptur- at Holy Name 13 Cann, pastor. ous Hospital Apr edral tower, and the workers have The Hall at 2 and 8 p. m., Apr. are com- Rev. fehcity. lack „ on also becoming an important Patrick Joseph Owens our Classes will he 4 p.m, Our of held at 10 a m 12 the weather-board walls. Lady Lourdes, West Orange, Rev. part. we lay apostolate in pleted Nellie M. O'Connor F. C. True, receive Commu- South Africa. in Marian Hall with topics rang Mahoney, pastor. nion, but we The are “Today,” writes Father Lamar do not at the presentations spon- Because of the same ing from country's 4 p.m of time pregnancy to infant sored the re, “work is being done the Our Lady the Visitation, Paramus. Rt. sacrifice. hy Holy Name on , Rev. Msgr. or Society amallness, many are forced to discipline care cement of the It is John E. McHenry, bring into ot St Patrick parish sacristies. pastor. subjection our s migrate, and they are strongly To this assortment selfish Sister M Canice. CS J hard and of supplies, natures. , mater work will two or We the take SUNDAY. APR. 19 plant seed of Influencing those with whom relate the mty supervisor, announced this three but the Capuchins, “mission- 2 n.vnne weeks, children are St. Life, hut we in p.m, Michael's, Elizabeth, Rt. Rev Msgr. William C. , they come contact. Their aries will add a Mass kit „„ week that candidates by and a weeds may regis ardept helping doing their bit every Heimbuch, pastor faith is generous ter responsible for amount of love and zeal hy telephone daily from 8 to day As soon this 2 the conversion as is done. p.m. Holy Name, East Orange, Rev Patrick I Save of Afri- for the spread of J Maloney THIS BEING 9am Plans for many the Kingdom so why at Holy Brother and the boys will get pastor not make delivery can*. of Christ " sacrifices, Name on earth of all are a onto the benches 4 now, that requisite. at and set a p.m, St Union City, your Basutoland empnaslzes educa- up Anthony's, Rt Rev. Msgr Caesar M lower nature holds dear. temporary altar so we These tion and 64T. of its can move Rinaldi, pastor children at- sacrifices will have Oritani! in. St. 4 the most, Minstrel tend school. Henry's Choristers p.m. Sacred Heart Newark, Show to Aid One-third of the pop- (Vailsburg), Rt Rev. Msgr. merit "All of the lumber Thomas J. ulation is used was Conroy, pastor. Catholic, while the re Celebrate Academy Fund here 10th Year (1) If make mainder cut at the station. Not only you them for the 1 is almost evenly divid- TUESDAY, APR. 21 has it saved very poor GLADSTONE A minstrel a lot of expense, but BAYONNE—St. Henry's Choris- 2 and not those who al ed between Protestant pm, St. Paul's, & and pagan Ramsey, Rev. Lester A Quinn, ready show, for the benefit Mt St 'o we have better pastor have much. of much lumber." ters, choir of 50 men and 2 1' The few are boys, p m Buildinß a priests hardly able our Laf, y o{ Ml. Carmel, club John s will „ ' Tenafly, Rev. James F. room Academy building fund, celebrate „ „ and bar in large to with the their 10th anniver- McGill, 0. a cope great numbers Carm, pastor. will he held 12 will not be Apr 12 at 4 p m , Salt Provex ax sary Apr. a and university as useful of conversions which in [ with concert have THURSDAY, APR. 23 to the in the school auditorium reception in soul as here creased St Henry's Center helping the lepers the Catholic population Good ax 2 pm, St. The of Gold Stanislaus Kostka, Plainfield. in India or Africa show, Revival the Old here. Msgr Michael J. Mulligan, Rev Theodore to 250,000. Gajewski, Capuchin missionaries In New pastor Minstrel Days." features the pastor, will (2) If you The answer preside. make your to this lies in the 4 sacrifices third Guinea travel light. They pack Pm. St. Paul's, Jersey City, Rev. the annual appearance of the Recognition will be Leo L. to Vicar of development of native granted to Mahoney, Christ because Irsh a clergy. only non-perishable food—canned American Club of Kearny. members for he has The the past 10 years charge of all the mission Bishop notes with pleasure- vegetables, powdered milk, tea, There will be SATURDAY. APR. 25 of the • an exhibit of world, because large number of and he knows vocations sugar flour. If they ran find 2 GREATEST VACATION Chorister p.m, Our Lady of Good their needs ptr annum Basutos to photographs and other Counsel, Newark RL Rev. better than you. be among the Sisterhoods a tin of they meat, guard it with Msgr. John A. VALUE IN memorabilia Carl William Usch Weisbrod, pastor. cause the missionaries MIAMI BEACH I ON INSURED their lives. would ra 2 Our will direct and Richard p.m. of Grace, Fairview ther receive from daily per person Josefo- Lady Rev Pasquale him than from S£so* SAVINGS In some localities they ■% double can wicz will Schimizzi, SAC, occupancy accompany the choris pastor. you. because he asked that he barter for fresh vegetables If 4 Rlessed V INCLUDING MEALS ters during their pm, Sacrament, Newark. be first and principally they concert Rt Rev. Msgr aided ASSETS OVER have the necessary "legal Cornelius •10 ll HO Nov. J. Boyle, pastor. I Apr. 19 • 30) odd S4I.M.M tender,” such as salt, tiny 4 GOD LOVE SI doily July - Aug IS p m St Joseph's, YOU to F. D J for , Lodi, Rev Gabriel colored beads, Dominican Guild's Lucarelll, CRM , SHARES ARRANGED and newspapers pastor $lOO "In for thanksgiving peace luiury ouommodofiont. MORE THAN for completely making cigarettes. A spoon- 4 of mind .to M K pm, St Mary's, . (20 years ■it tondrtioood. mogmfutnt pool, First Jersey City- Rev. L. 25,000 SAVINGS ful of salt will get hand- Anniversary Joseph old) for round one a pastor. Donnelly, $2O "I know the Rtivoto beoth, the clock mis- Children ful t •ctnntiei sand teeneqort of potatoes or a head of ALDWELL The Dominlciin sions MEMBERS ran use this extra spend- SUNDAY. counselors Irco koach (h*irt. cabbage. Guild will APR. 26 celebrate its first an ing money better J*rry Grinirr. Mm Dir S than I—it was Pm * C'" h mne Glen 4 Apr '‘' Rev. Albert N Y. LA I Start from tho bottom mversary 19, with an in- P. Moo, an unexpected gift anyway." Off 4-7950 pas.or ' ' formal supper at 5 30 to for Ho»*< or it* your troval ogoat party p m TC S.Y "Gave up the | naS' a, a * in the TPanPCk R Ver,u extra Feir Conveniint Offices: . with auditorium of ' V S“ coffee op . . now car- Caldwell O. pastor ' ' ' J rings I enjoy and in College here. the bargain got rid- of DON'T SHOP 4 Our an extra PresidentMadison HACKENSACK pm of " j pots from BREHM'S. The Lady the Valley. Verv chin Dominican is an or- , Orange RevRev M Guild J. y M Miii 4 John Feeley. OCIANERONT ]orh TO 39»h STS 1 Berry Sts. Open 9 to of administrator. ' EYE ganization lay people estah Cut out FOR CARE this column, pin your daily 'til 8 on Mon. llshed to raise funds for an in sacrifice THI BIST COSTS SO UTTIt. to it and address It to Broidloomi with list firmary for the Caldwell Sisters h CLIFFSIDE PARK Bishop ulton J. Sheen. National OCEAN GLOW MOTEL In* beauty • of St. Dominic. T4O Anderson Director, Society for the ON THE N<> AIU>\V A I K Are Open 9 ti 4 Honest value Mrs Propa Seaalde llelchta prices James J Holmes of Wood Saints of the Ration of the in ti TAKF OUB ADVICF. CONSULT Week 3Bfi Fifth - 6 8 on Fri. Faith, Sun duly derk rt«h( nn the ocean bridge Is Ave New chairman. FIRE PROOF YOU* IT! PHYSICIAN FO* Sunday, Apr. 12—St Zeno . York 1. or to your canonized in 1933, TEANECK diocesan All tile and concrete aii rrt conditions. He director. Martin an Bishop Prtxote and hath Visit our NEW Rlshop-Martyr. nerved Friday. Apr. room* RUG ST. JAMES Greater 17—St. Anlcetus, " Cedar lane at larch Are the was Stanton, 31 St accommodate 4 Open Bishop of Verona from 362 until Mulberry . SELECTOR ROOM • the Pope-Martyr. He was Tree Parkin* and Vlomini Coff. 9 te 4 8 to 8 on Fn first Apostle to be killed, un- a Syrian Newark 2, Rt. Rev. daily martyrdom In 371. He is best who Msgr Wil- ( all tl t 0143 for Show room re reservation* open Tucs dergoing after succeeded St. Pius I F martyrdom a 12- membered as liam Louis, 24 DeC.rasse Hancock Aie and Boardwalk SHOULD YOU NEED an an ecclesiastical St., PALISADES PARK ■nd Thurs. till 9. in 155 He Mrs. C Hobton. Prop year ministry. Pope defended the Paterson. writer of his main distinction, Faith against 253 Broad Arc. Open 9 to GLASSES COME TO US Valentinus, Mar ! of theme being the virgin hlrth of Plenty voooooociooo 000000000aor cian and 6 to 8 Mon. parking other Gnostic heretics. daily on Christ. He is said to CRUISE have been put WITH YOUR CROWD* r Monday, Apr. to 13—St. Hermene- death SAVINGS INVr D BEFORE at the order of Emperor Kild, Martyr. A visigoth prince, from to Marcus Aurelius in 166 Jersey City beautiful THE 10TH OP EVERY he was the son of King I.eo- Saturday, Apr. 18—St. PLAY LAND at Rye Beach! vlgild and was Apol MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS brought up as an lonlus, Martyr. He was behead S«il Arian in the Court of Seville. He past Manhattan and up L I. Sound FROM THE FIRST. ed in 186 he after had been ac- for a of music, fun. . . Swim- was converted by Bishop St. day sights. i cused The $ as a Christian by ming. sports,over 60 different rides.etc., Optician Leander. he to one of When refused re- his slaves and had at Ptayland. turn to refused to 333 North Broad Street Arianism, he was be- U CENTRAL AVENUE COME and SEE deny his *Micri lint | | Faith. He won the In |H9|i il 25 or aero with headed at the order of his father Elizabeth, N. J. name of Apollonius *mi minrltim. Call n on I N. J. s the Apolo- NEWARK, s in 586 His brother. Recared, Flanders 1-1100 gist for his to the eloquent defense of s succeeded throne, was Expert and § his J aith Cleaning Phone Ml 7-5171 before the Roman sen- WILSON LINES converted to Catholicism and Line 8 ate. His fellow 17 Repairing too. Complete senators voted BATTERY PLACE. N.Y. C. 4 § brought about thr return of the PHONE: his BOwling Green 9 1966 N 4 death sentence. (In J.-HEnderoon 7180) of nation to the faith Tuesday, Apr. 14—SI. Justin, Communion Martyr. A native of Nablus, Pal- ★ EARN MORE * estine, he lived from about 100 to 165. He St. and also Is known as the ON EACH DOLLAR YOU SAVE jJustin Philosopher. He was Confirmation converted to Christianity when about 30 by reading the Scrip- tures and the hero- D «llm 0/ PER ANNU^ Dresses. witnessing ism of martyrs ON ALL SAVINGS J^| /Q Wednesday. Apr. 15—SS. Bas- ill's* and Anastasia, Martyrs. »'602 Central Av« E. Orange They were Roman noblewomen

who lived in the first Accounts Insured To S\ OR 3-2419 century Up $lO,OOO JOHN MURPHY. Heit and the first were among con- verts. As You'll Like They are said to have 9:30 30 Opon 5 P M. the THE BRASS HORN NUTLEY assisted at burials of SS. FREE PARKING SAVINGS and Peter I and Paul, and for this It for Banquet Room* Available for All CONDITION!!) V Thurj. were killed in a massacre of to 9 30 P.M. " ttaiion ° A ° * * p#n Dai,y Christians out LOAN j carried under SpoloUllag la HOMI MADI Your Pleasure 1 ASSOCIATION Cherry A W Orand Sty. (liiabeth | Nero FREE in o# Ravioli Cavatelli 244 CHESTNUT STREET Parking t«or »for# A ITftn RESTAURANTS Thursday. Apr. 16—St. Berna- JT| in ONI OR NEWARK'S Mil /11 1 IW ’ li' 7V I Manicotti SIRVINO THE UITIMATI In ltol.an NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY I dette, Virgin. She was Berna- dette Soubirous, born 3 at I/iurdes, PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS m AILIMIi 13 ’rr.»:r France, in 1844, daughter of a Undvr Pertonal Svptrvuion on cor. Bloomfield and Clifton Newark ez: miller In poor circumstances. Located Ave*., PfTIR lIVINTO Between Feb. On* Block from Sacred Heart Cathedral ROUND AIR 11 and July 16, CONDIt/o^ • (ST 1858, when she THI ORIGINAL 1911 • OPEN DAIII was 14. she was 925-31 West Sid* Av* favored with 18 apparitions of IHI ORIOINAI • (ST. I*ll * OMN OAllt the Blessed Mother, who choae Jersey City. HE 3-8945 and the uneducated peasant girl to SWISS CHALET Banquet reveal to the world the healing shrine at Lourdes. In 1866 she RESTAURANT Revte 17. «l Wedding Joined the Sisters of Notre HITCHIN' POST INN ramsey. n. j. wf» ewe. WEDDINGS . . Dame. She died In 1879 and was Facilities

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J. •arvicaa, complata undarstanding and at the lowetl of medicine at the Seton FAMOUS FOR poitible co»t, to the amount decide Hall of ITS FOOD conforming you to College Medicine has been If 14** Bor i Grill STiAKt. lorstrr. progs lags J/ • pend for a funeral. announced by Kltchvn Open Til OPM 0,0C M Dr. Charles L. 441 M J RAILROAD AVI f * Country Dining ol Mod.rat. Prlw. -• //_ ■co' * Brown, dean. FULL COURSE Dr. Martin comes to Seton Hall N ON THI PLAZA nIIIII A from p n LEBER FUNERAL HOME Harvard University School THE LAKE MOHAWK PINN E K S of Medicine where he has been' ROUNDERS RESTAURANT CORNER 20th ST. VtbfltyAy and UNION CITY BOULEVARD, an assistant in -r N. medicine for the ! - SPARTA. J. COCKTAIL LOUNOK TELEPHONES. Invite* to UNIon 3-1100-1101 two you enjoy in superb past years. Simultaneously he Our Smut LUNCHEON it Av tiltbit to Ftmily has Evtry been a research fellow in the Ktgerdltu of Pmtmctai American • German • Swin Comdi.ion Infectious disease unit of the Prime Ribs of Beef Culilne Op.n Day. July and from 1] Thorndike Memorial Laboratory Aug. noon till doing at Boston *7. Potomw. n. j. V ■ City Hospital. | CIOJID WfONfSOAYS April Versatile Morristown Man Two Missionaries 10, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 11 Leave for Africa Finds Niche in NEWTON Two missionary Jersey City Priest Monastery pacsts of St. Paul'* Abbey here sailed Apr. 9 for their posts in By Anne Mae went. He taught the nurses at have British Buckley not completed high East Africa: Hev. Bene- Adapts Saint’s Book MORRISTOWN—John All Souls he worked On Irving Hospital, school. the one hand, there dict Kominiak. 0.5.8., a veteran Gallagher, 35, with cerebral palsy victims at is effort at can look back an to utilize the tal- of nine years in East Africa, and JERSEY CITY The thesis that holiness consists upon a varied career. He's Walter Matheny School, Pea- ents of each; on the other, as Rev. Anthony Ashcroft, 0.5.8., in doing little things well was been an artist, a businessman, pack. he did a for the Brother Matthew leaving extraordinarily treated by painting says, “They'll on his initial mission as- St. a teacher, a Purple Legion of Mery shrine at St. Alphonsus Rodriguez. S J in 17th This Heart vet- never ask you to leave because ; signment. , century Spain. eran. and a of the handi- Vincent 'de Paul’s. Stirling. not week an of the helper you are capable of doing Father Benedict, a native of adaptation saint's book which attained " capped. Now he has found a certain job Paterson, a has been in the U.S. great is Rev. Casimir RUSHING FROM ONE good popularity published by Delimat, new life which he “is the since November Ct T says on leave of ab of St. Joseph's, Jersey work to another, finding his BROTHER stud- City. culmination of all I’ve ever MATTHEW his sence from position as educa- opportunities where he Titled “The Ladder of Jacob." done before.” might, ied at Seton Hall Old and New Testament refer- University, tion secretary for the he felt disorganized. “1 could gepcral Father Delimat's book Is designed John Irving is and was graduated from the ences to the idea that “he who is Gallagher now Catholic missions of Tanganyika only do much that principally for Sisters, but so way," he Newark School of Fine and In- could faithful in little things will t>« Brother Matthew of the Fran- Territory. As secretary general. be used by lay explains. dustrial Arts, before he easily people. It faithful in big things also." ciscan Missionary Brothers of en- Father Benedict serves the Brit- is 20th “Now," he said, strictly century in pres These the "everything tered the World basic ideas are couched Sacred Heart of Jesus. He Army during ish I do colonial government as its its “aids is channeled in one direc- entation of to perfee in that made his vows Mar. 19 War 11, and was wounded while modern parlance dispel at St. the It's the chief liaison official with tion tion culmination of on for Francis Eureka, duty in France. religious." any notion of an ancient and un- Monastery, schools of the 18 Catholic dioceses everything I did Published by the of Mo before—plus He is visiting with his Society tome are of Tanganyika. wieldly Examples and contentment. St. Paul. Staten Island. peace Every- mother, Mrs. Frank H Galla- "The "Reaching for Father Anthony, former prior chapter headings REMINISCING about his life thing I ever wanted to do- Ladder of Jacob" carried the gher, here until Apr. 14. Then pref Moon’", “Arc You a Plug- of SL Paul's and native of before he entered religion serve God and a aces of Rev. John F. Davis people, espeus he will return to Eureka. of gcr’", "Turnpike to Christlike- Brooklyn, has been to Brother Matthew smiled—and daily weak people. ." assigned Seton Hall University, and Sis- . . His for a time anyway, ncss," “Dialing COD" and "Do work, the Nullius of Ndanda in then frowned “Oh, I busy," Abbey ter Maureen Elizabeth. of was will be in a small studio at the OP, You Take Vitamins?" THE FRANCISCAN BROTH southern Tanganyika. he admits. While Caldwell College for operating his monastery. He will continue Women. ERS of the Sacred Heart of own goods shop here, religious his (he’s a disciple of BROTHER MATTHEW FRIEND: Care of Jesus have of aged painting “LIFE IS made AND the he also care men up of little Pharmacist managed U. conduct a Rembrandt and El Grecco) and Maryknoll Fathers Hospital aged was the main for as their primary work. And things.” observes Father attraction John apostolate for the sick Deli- Irving Gallagher personal sculpture (he works chiefly in that's fine with Brother mat. the in Detroit when he entered the shut-ins Mat- Elect New Vicar “It is unusual situa- Speaking monastery of the Franciscan Mis- —visiting and old peo- wood). His work has been used thew. “Nobody wants old peo- MARYKNOLL, Y. (NC) tion which confronts us with of the ple. teaching handicapped peo- N. PASSAIC—Ludwig Pesa, chief sionary Brothers Sacred Heart. With by his order for vocation-pro- his grand- ple.” he “But they are big projects to paint, taking cerebral says. Rev. John F. Donovan, M. M., or problems." pharmacist. St. Mary's mother, Mrs. Mamie ple motion literature; recently Hospital, Dixon, aged 97, he discusses a like children. And if you like R That is of palsied youngsters on outings. his 52, of I„ has been why the system will speak on "Pharmacy's Role they a series of Newport, head of children, like them." published of St. Francis Assisi carved in wood. you elected Vicar General of the spirituality outlined by St. A] in Disaster Planning" which he Just about every bit of spare paintings of saints in the form at an in- It was this which attracted time was taken with the work. Catholic Foreign Mission Society phonsus Rodriguez interested stitute on disaster planning for of prayer cards Brother Matthew to his of order. as "But it was all confused, America, popularly known him. to be held Apr. 13-17 in But his work could also he a hospitals He had written to the Monas- was here and there. Maryknoll. Father Delimat reminds also ol And noth- source of revenue. The order Detroit tery for information for a cere- ing centered . , was needs funds (among sources of bral palsied youth who’d seen “Someone came into my shop revenue is the collection of can- an ad in a Catholic magazine. for looking paints to give to celled stamps); they have plans The handicapped boy could an invalid. I knew the boy a the of for needed building in have no hope joining this would need a teacher so 1 went future. Brother Matthew will ” particular active Order, but myself That THE was how he met do in oils from pho- John portraits the Irving Gallagher read the late Harry Sirvent. para- information tographs. -Jl.'UlPk-' from the monas- HOWTO lyzed youth whom Brother stery, and quickly wrote for Matthew taught to paint while HE WILL STILL have oppor more. In a few months he was (unities AND holding the brush in his mouth. to visit the sick and a candidate at the monastery. Sale of his paintings made him aged at the home And all his Asa novice he had opportuni- WHAT WITH self-supporting work will he done with the re- ties to care for some of the “In the hospital. people alization that he is helping 125 men at the home staffed would see me teaching Harry, them—promoting vocations to OF by the Brothers (There are and they'd ask for help, and care for them raising funds about 40 the com- I'd members of for teach them . . ." And so it the same purpose munity at Eureka, the only In his brown Franciscan SOFAS U S. foundation of the Order habit and sandals. Brother ROBERT which originated in Poland hut Matthew is still a very busy Imagination, ingenuity and fabric*, form*, fashion* has been wiped out under the person Busier, than even, a-plenty are the tool* of rhooMng the righteat of tofat for TMf Red regime ) TREAT John Irving Gallagher was You’ll you, your home, your budget. find And happier than a lark f BUT BESIDES work with the nil there it to nee in tofat . . . aged Brother HOTEL men. Matthew and more, at Modemaire. - added other new experiences. PARK PLACE. NEWARK Card Party, Show He had his turn as cook,

• COtDIAUY INVITO TOUi harber, gardener, beekeeper. To Aid Orphans “You're apt to do anything in ffi limits' l The Christian Brother* Novitiate RESERVATIONS EOR it Mont La Sille is the novititate." he grins NEWARK The Guild for St California in s The • Peter's Orphanage will hold Napa Valley. Valley's fertile grapes COMMUNION He explains that the Broth- a L. cultivated for The Christian staffing all dessert card party and fashion •re Brothers Burgundy. BREAKFASTS ers aim at depart- show ments of the monastery and Apr 25 in the Scton Hall r • ORDINATION the home—they'll need more Gymnasium, South Orange, From the dedicated labors Proceeds will be turned DINNERS vocations to realize that plan. over of But the idea is that Brothers to the School Sisters of Notre devoted men • WEDDING will do facilitate teach, maintenance, Dame to a continuing come the cook, garden, etc. expansion of facilities at St great wines of RECEPTIONS nurse, Candidates come from all Peter's Orphanage. Newark • SOCIAL There is has OTHER walks of life a former Marguerite M. Roman been %he FUNCTIONS Navy engineer, a baker, col- appointed chairman by Mrs. Wil- -V-.' lege graduates, and men who liam Yarnold, guild president

£hri*ti«i\ t Modern air conditioned Christian (Brother* banquet facilities - One Parents Sisters food and service olwoyt of 11 '>' STANirr J AKUS Monoger To Be Honored Brothers • FOR RESERVATIONS NEWARK It be of 1,300 will a gathering some men of California and with ire Call MArket 2-1000 women a very special something in common. They AN ORDER FOUNDED all of and 12 at Sacred Heart IN REIMS. FRANCE are parents Sisters, on Apr. Route N. U»e A KNOTT HOTEL 4, I’aramut, J. our 90-day no charge plan Fiomm and Scuai. will on the fact Inc iol* e at-.butonN*«. NV 111 Sa« Cathedral they be congratulated . Yort. . CMcago. . Franciaco, CaM. AItERT W STENDER. Rr..W»nl The first anywhere Holy Hour for Parents of Sisters is being sponsored by the Serra Club of the Oranges, which “Among those registered," said last year held a similar function Father Eicld, “are several for of parents priests couples who have three or four Among the honored will THE ARCHDIOCESAN guests daughters in religion. There arc be nearly 700 Sisters. some whose daughters are Sis- ters in Hong Kong. Bolivia and “PEOPLE SAID it would be im- Africa. There is even a non- NOW look possible to hold such an event for Catholic couple coming, whose ! parents of nuns,” commented AUDIO-VISUAL LIDRARY daughter was converted to Cath- Rev. William N. Field, chaplain and subsequently entered of Serra of the Oranges. The fact olicism, % the convent." what’s back here! takes in that most Sisters do not use their justifiable pride releasing Serrans in charge of family arrange- r names, nor ordinarily re- r. ments are Joseph Reilly of East .) veal their home towns, was a de- this set of to Orange and Walter Nicholson of quality filmstrips our finite obstacle to locating their Millbum, assisted by William T. parents. Henderson of South Orange and /- Schools However, It has been done—- Catholic and Parishes Edward DePaola of East Orange. through contacting every con- Archpriest will be Msgr. James sent and motherhonse In the A. Hughes, Vicar General; deac- and Archdiocese, through an ad ons of honor to the Archbishop, in The Advocate which, accord- Msgr. J. Glover and Msgr. 5f The ing Father Field, Ralph Christ to a - broaght Ym, sir behind of Joseph H. Brady. Rev. John J your switch la tha powar of Life deluge of answers. Plhnstrtp Cassels will be deacon of Bene- f JlSUt' SICONO TOUR OF GALILII millions of horses available to ARCHBISHOP BOLAND will Rev. John F. ... halp you Llva No Tnu Th* Klrat Anointing of Jeaug diction; Davis, sub- The Daughter of Jalrua preside at the Holy Hour, Father deacon. and Rev Eugene A. Fa- TNI 1 ANNUNCIATION ANO MAON IF 1C AT Jeaua Heala Two Blind Men •attar ELECTRICALLY Field will and Msgr. Wil- bearer. .. . provldad you hava Ihr Annunciationto Mary II JBBUS WITHDRAWS FROM OALILII preach, nelli, cross \Ui> VItlU LlUebeth Th* S> rophenician Woman liam F. Furlong, archdiocesan The Serra Clubs, named for An \n«rl Apprin to J»Mph Jeaug Heala th* Deafand Dual Pull HOUSEPOWER* director of vocations, 3 THi BIRTH ANO CHILOHOOO Peter'a Confeaalon will lead the Franciscan Missionary Father The Hlrth of Jeaua Th* Unmerciful Servant prayers. Serra, are organizations The Visit Junipero of the NS k»c Men 11 JISUS. THI GOOD SHIPHIRO The exercises Sunday will be- The Mlfhl to Rf>pt Jeaua. Th* Good Shepherd of business and professional men The Boy Jnui in the Tempi* Jeaua and Mary and Martha gin at 4 p. m. and conclude with dedicated to promoting vocations 3 JISUS BIOINS Hit MINISTRY Jeaua Teachea How to Pray Pontifical to The tUptiun of Jesua 13 THI OOOD SAMARITAN Benediction, celebrated the priesthood and religious Th* Temptation of Jeau* 13 JISUS TIACHKS IN PIRIA the life. The by Archbishop. Wedding In Can* Jeaua Heala th* Man with Proxy 4 JISUS ATTBNDI Your Electric Servant THI PASSOVIR Th* Great Supper The t’njuat Steward . 14 THE PRODIGAL SON A S JISUt BIOINS HIS OALILIAN MINISTRY 15 JKSUS' CLOSING MINISTRY Ih* Nobleman a Son Tha Rich Man and Poor Laaarua Jeaua Ke)ect*ia« iplra Interview a Jeaua Jeaua Appear* to th* Ikvta

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or write to Cell your Electrician for a free HOUSEPOWER estimate. ARCHDIOCESAN AUDIO-VISUAL LIBRARY NEW SERRA CLUB: The Serra Club of Morristown 300 BROADWAY, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY is established formally as charter is presented in the Nihil Obitot Rev. William J. Cogan, Censor librorum presence of Bishop McNulty to Thomas A. McHugh, PVBLICQSBSERVICB president, by George H. district of Imprimatur - Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago Smith, governor A 110 » New Jersey Serra. Presentation occurred at Spring Brook Country Club Apr. 2. 12 THE ADVOCATE April 10,1959 Mission Puzzle Lives of the Saints Stage Fright Is a Real Problem Patron of Actors Facing All Advocates Young School are plays coining up the utmost contempt for It; but head was cut off. In not before many schools while in others when I was to be washed with Genesiut was really By June Probably the raments as bap- Dwyer play the props that will starts they are finished. That calls the water and examined, I had tired with the water, for the With *o classes getting you stop and say a pray- to just many help you reach a happy to to mind the life of the patron no sooner answered actors did not Intend baptira ready for Spring plays and er together. You ask God to ending. sincerely of actors, St. Genesius. that I believed, than him. But he did receive with St to remember And 1 saw a baptism Genesius as the saint help you your there are others in this We and of blood. lines and might think that Genesius company of angels over my of desire of the week, the Young Ad- to give you the cour- act with you also. Sometimes was a great actor who appeared who recited out of a book Ask St. Genesius to give you age to going will head, vocate spotlight is on dramat- keep even though you appear as the actor in in plays about Christ, but this all the sins I had committed the strength to speak Out for ics this week. you are very frightened. You a world that Even the young- was painted for is not Genesius from childhood; and having Faith. Pray to him also ask God to so. was a com- my your est club member knows that help you to enter- you by teachers, costumed by edian who loved to mock Chris- plunged the book into the water when you are on the stags tain hot feeling you just be- people. parents, given a ex- get happier that lines tians and Christian ways. In which had been poured upon you may deliver your fore the curtain goes up or pression the good times THEY SAY that shows are by fact, hated he Christianity so me in your presence, they clearly. before on with your Just you go stage—- supposed to be friends. Sometimes about real life. much that he spent many hours showed me the book whiter the excitement you will be the that makes you curtain puller, " Elixabeth Did you ever stop to think how than Academy of St. learning its customs just so he snow opening new joy for promise you will never again much play up others could putting on a was think up new to Diocletian Convent llltlM. Nn ItrMT with ways was very angry be in another show. charity work or other *4th also like real life? Each is make Secondary School tor girls. year. day jokes about it. when he heard that Gcnesius Then the next comes good deeds. Sometimes you will Resident ond Imceptional record year like anew act—but with Doy. one wished to be Christian. He even GENESIUS a Vocational and your teacher tells you have to sit back and be had his big tor college preparation. difference. You never know chance to ordered him put on a rack, Dramatia. the audience perform when the courial. Music. Art. Dancing. about the new class or what as your day seems play stage you will be on, torn by iron hooks burned to Diocletian to and Sports end Activity prograsss. new pass you by without Emperor came the parish show and there what other actors much you will be with torches. Finally Gencsius’ t-1000 Rome. There were Information: JEtforson you are right back the excitement. great parties on stage. with or what lines playing you in the emperor’s honor and all Life is very much like the SOME OF the boys are arc supposed to say. prob- types of entertainment. Gene- school play. Even in the If you arc that ably more interested in being frightened sius was MT. ST. DOMINIC If life one of the players will ending. you want your as atage hands. There Is plenty of you not get through the your show to whose job it was to make the be a big success action for when show stage show when you have re- everyone emperor laugh. ACADEMY ■ n-:: iii —if you want to hear the ap- time comes around. You need hearsed, how much more wor- CALDWELL plause Genesius knew that act NEW JERSEY of the audience or an ried should be about see Elementary School for Girl* not scenery builders, you get- painters, would en- Resident the smile of God's face in mocking baptism be and Day ting through C»U light crews, curtain pullers, your unrehearsed joyed by Diocletian and his LUGGAGE SHOP Heaven-you must be in there prompters, directors, singers, day. If you are wondering if you under- Directren CA 6-3660 trying court, for they did not 200 VS ASMINGT OS SI VSAWH every minute you are on dancers, actors, costume will find the courage to stand the crews, keep stage ways of the Chris- with a make-up people—the list goes going your lines in play, tians. how much moreworried should ACROSS 2 Fuss on and on. And each person Genesius started his fooling CAMP ALVERNIA for GIRLS you be about a 1 word for 3 MOUNT ST. FRANCIS* RfNOWOOD. NSW JIRSIY must try his very best to put going through Child's Mother Glue by lying down on the stage and Graders Win The woodland Camp constitutes 130 acres of heavy and hills of the day when no one has given 5 Top of building 4 Deed on a good show. pretending to be sick. He called Ramapo Mountain* Surrounded by picturesque beautlea of nature. It 9 5 for la an Ideal place for ftrla of today to spend their leisure time you the lines to say. Helpful in learning Heavy cord a priest with humorous twlmmln*, Boating, Basketball. Hiking, Horseback Riding. Gymnastics. You know how the play will 12 He cares for sick 6 Single thing lines. The actor the Scholarships playing Camp Fires. Music, Dramatics. Volley-Ball, Bicycle Riding, Movies. DON KENNEDY Roller end. You did 100 13 Spanish dollar 7 Watering place in Skating and Television, Arte and Crafts* Indoor Games for it times—- desert priest came and said: "Well, Coach e# It. Ptftr'i N.I.T. Intry, Rainy Dart* etc. BAYONNE Two even in your You 14 Isle of Wight (abbr) 8 Having flowers did for Invites your Inquiry about sleep. don’t Assumption my child, why send SIASON: JULY 'th to AUGUST IS (Sia Weeks) AGES Ste 13 graders you CAMP have received scholar- S4O per week—S24i SlO Registration Fee (New Campers Only) know how your day will end. 15 Point of compass (abbr) 10 Atlantic Ocean (initials) me?" Before Genesius could per season. ST. REGIS ships. Vincent I.a Polla, record- 16 11 CONDUCTID BY CAFUCHIN SISTERS Girl’s name Translation (abbr ) give his next line he received Writei RIV. SISTIR DIRECTRESS. Rhone Irsklne Lake On Sholtor Island Sound WHICH 430. BRINGS us to the ing secretary of The Leaders of 18 Short for eggnog 15 Dispatch by m. la«t Hampton, L. I. messenger a divine inspira'ion. All at once between 3:3t and • p at Tomorrow By Sop. Camps tor Bovs A Girls, JIB little prayer you say the start Civic Club, received Automobile About 41 miles from George Washingt* idee 19 Builder of the ark 17 Pull along by rope all the things he had learned Salt all water swimming. sailing. of each performance. How full grants to Regis High School 21 Mother sheep 20 Used to propel aporta. Riding. Medical Staff. Jesuit boat about the Church made sense much more is and Xavier Chaplain. Mature staff. Including important the lit- High School, both 22 Child's name for Father 23 To get up and he truly wanted to become Holon Duffy, formerly with Mary- tle prayer you at the start New York. say 23 Girl's name 24 That which may be learned mount Collogo and Notro Dam# 'ol- St. lofo for Women. Ed Danowskl. tor- of each day? You are putting 29 Irritate 25 Material John’s of elephant's tusk football coach. "Bo" Camp Fordham mar faith in as your God your di- 32 Used to measure flow of air 26 Used on hair Adams, former Fordham basketball rector. You A coach. Fee S4DS. Tuition Plan. Write are putting your 34 Upon 27 Add bit by bit Lakeside Mountain Camp or phono for Catalogue. Don Ken- faith in His Church 36 28 MOO as your Native of Serbia In a short time *°V* ft. alt. Baoch on Huntar laka ,N. Y. 100 milti tram oedy. Lower Cross Rd . Saddle River. Sandy HJ. TeL DA Peter's prompter should need N Y.C. Modern buildings. via 7-1475. or St. you 37 Same as 20 down 29 Pennsylvania (abbr ) Lavatory in oach cabin. Hat ihowarv Excellent meals. College. Hudson Boulevard. Jersey Diversified along the way. You are 38 Not 30 of activities recreational end instructional. Mature, professional teocKer* City. N. J. help any Kind short jacket and coacKes from and scfcaels. One counsellor far putting your faith in the sac- 39 Small insect 31 top-ranking colleges prop Be mistaken four •vary boys. Jesuit Chaplain. One all-inclusive foa. Catalog. DOWN 33 Take food Writei Robert X. Oeigengack, Yale Univ. Athletic Aee'n, Now Haven, Conn, a# 1 sick 35 VACATIONS UNLIMITED AT Helps people Negative ORegon . . . phone 7-7007 (N Y.C.); Valley Stream 5-1 MS (long Island) Parents’ News CYO SUMMER BEECHWOOD DAY CAMP Lois Pontillo, civic* club cor- Strnwtown Rosd, Writ Nyick, N. Y. responding secretary, has won partial 4 near Rlatrstown. N. J. 1«3 clusive use at campers. • Not dinner end mid-meal • err* Cabin* off the (round, with modem plumbing Large lake. • De Paul Plan Socials • No bunealew colony No public snacks. Resident priest AH sports Full 'July VAui 2V> 42A0 July swlmmino site season MAYWOOD • Door to doer pick-up. • 170 Aug 1160 Send for folder. CYO Office. John Hilbert and • Teacher 101 Plane Si.. end colleoe trained • Full and complete camp sched- Newark 2. N J 'Mitchell 3 2040) Patricia Burke, faculty. eighth graders at St. Genesius ule and proeram WAYNE Mother's of De Paul beautiful end camp Our The Diocesan • plcturesnue • Member of the American Came- Queen of have group • CYO DAY CAMPS FOR BOYS Lady Peace, sitee. Ine Association AND GIRLS School has the Si. Gcnciwi portrayed hy received High gone to weather man for its is scholarships. Spring Contact: Supervised recreation and instruction weekdays Bam. 3 James A. Klingel, Basketball Coach to pm. Hill S/. July The show anti entertainment is Ward of 4 Aui 12 camps, for boys and Ctrl* 7 to 14. located in party. fashion titled, ' Sum- Aloynui, Bergen. Essex. Mt. St. Michael School Hudson. Union counties Games, arts and crafts, ” ( aidu ell. Si. Geneiiui' High mer Forecast Fair and trail children's sports, weekly outing and swim. Bus service aeailable. Exciting day 2S. 8110 31th Ave., Jackson Heights 72. N. Y. NEwtown Reservations limited. Call or write county CYO offices for ii Aug. 9-6834 Rev. John school director, is chair- locations, rates, etc. McHugh, honorary Christian For the rest of the man of the affair which will be a • IROIN COUNTY CYO. 244 Main It.. Pert Leo (Windsor 7-1440) scene he gave his lines seri- held Apr. 13 at 8:15 p m. in the ISIBX COUNTY CYO. 42S Bloomfield . fashion show, Ave Montclair (Pilgrim 4 4147) raffle and socal ously 28™ SEASON HUDSON auditorium. Entertainers include: COUNTY CYO. 210 Bergen Ave* Jersey City (HI 2-JJIJ) will be the presentation of flowers "1 Dan- desire to receive the grace UNION COUNTY CYO, Mf I. Jersey it., Jimmy Nash, Halcdon; Mrs. Iliiabeth (IL 4-4747) to the mothers by the seniors of Jesus Christ and be born iel Griffin. Caldwell: Kay Norman. to Sister Mary Cecilia, CAMP principal, is again, that 1 be delivered THi IDEAL Paekanack l.ake: and Ellen Hess, may chairman. Mrs. (honorary Edward from my sins," the actor BOYS 6 14 Kirk and Mark llamia of Parka- young b CATHOLIC (* I Dorton, West Orange, is chair said. The other actors went nack Lake. Sanders will Betty assisted College 1,000 all man by Mrs Alfred through the whole of campus . . . acres ... John ceremony won a full grant to Reels accompany. sports, Including water-skiing. Elabor- D'Agostini, South Orange. baptism with him After the whole High School, New York while Marylawn, South Orange The ate Indian Lore program . . . experi- The for Gcnesius was clothed family goes Patricia St. Joseph's, West Orange ceremony enced brother counselors from La received a pa l- ' 1 !! scho- Mothers' Club will hold its May CAMP 1 in a white garment and actors Salette order. All incluaive fee S4OO. ff The Parent Teacher Guild will v larship to Holy Rosary party 13 at Mayfair Farms, Academy, May playing soldiers brought him Pius Union hold an "April Shower" card WRITE PAGE CATALOGi City. I West Orange, highlight of the FOR SI i belore the party and social Apr 17 at 8 15 emperor. ELEVENTH FISCHER’S Rev. Father Director in the p m. school. Mr and Mrs. WHEN GENESIDS stood be f Comp ti.i ll.v.nth. inti.ld, Now Hompthi Robert Davis are co-chairmen. enriched fore Diocletian he did not con- Mt. St. John Academy, Glad- tinue with the play. He spoke stone - Sister Angelica, C.SJ. out: "Hear! O Emperor, and HACKETTSTOWN, B , principal, and Angelo Bruno ail you that are present, offi- Bread CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA NEW JERSEY Buttercup of Seton Hall dis- cers, senators and University will philosophers, cuss going FOR BOYf Completely Staffed by Xaverlan Brothers reading problems at the people, hear what I am The bast you ara looking for In Health PT A to never so much meeting Apr 15 at 8 p m say. I yet Bit# Supervision Parents Sanitation Recreation of prospective students as heard the word Christian but

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relations because they Open Air Theatre Roller SkatingRink Vast Ball Field St. Anastasia, Teaneck The very P.T.A. professed that religion. 1 Pioneering Home L ooking and Bakery will hold a circus dance INVITID FROM MID APRIL learned its rites and mysteries INSPECTION ON Apr. 18 at 9 p m. at the school. Weakly Rate*: US laasan Rata tSIS only that I might the better Hank Puzo and Mrs Joseph Bookings for 14* Weeks— Season from June 17 to Aueust If—Aaos 4-14 ridicule it, and Inspire with Flannlgan are co-chairmen. you For Information and Direction. < onault NIW YORK OFFICRi R» Raw Mo«r Jahn J Mclvey

107 last llrd It . 14. N. Tel.: St. Dominic \cademy, Jersey New Yark Y. MUrrey Hill I 41*4 City The Mothers' Club will ANSWERS hold elections Apr. 18 at 8 p m. No 33 Madkrln# 1 in the auditorium. The women Eat XI OOWN

a also Err 31 Ant 39 will complete plans for the Eton 30 Non# 36 card party and fashion show set I*l Oar 37 CAMP DON » BOSCO Mod• with 100% for S#rb 36 Apr. 23 at 8 p.m. in the Jersey Eke 71 On 34 NEW JERSEY Pure Vegetable Gardens. NEWTON, Shortening City Mrs. Nicholas Sita Comb 20 Alrometer 32 is Ivorjr 23 Provok# 29 chairman assisted by Mrs. John 7 WEEKS - JUNE 28 to AUG. Lor# 24 Allc# 23 16 the wonderful nutrition and of Ana Enjoy flavor, quality Daran. Proceeds will benefit the Ante 23 Dad 22 BUTTERCUP BREAD —in Ew# Horses - Swimming - Boating - every day avary way. Perfect school. Oar 20 21 Fishing Tow 17 No# 19 for toaiting, tandwichei, or Send 13 No* 18 Riding At No Extra Cost recipei juit plain good St. John’s, Orangr The St Tr 11 Ita 16 eating. La Salle Club of the Brothers O. A 10 r. s s is fully supervised by the WORKING COMMITTEE: Sister Mary Gerard, division will hear Brother Gav Flowered B W I 14 prin- SALESIANS OF ST. JOHN Out# 7 P#to !3 BOSCO of inus Paul, dean of education Doctor 12 cipal Archbishop Walsh High School, Irvington, re- at On# • Week - Season 9-14 La Salle Hop# 3 Kducatlonal• $3O $3OO Boys fers to her on University, Philadelphia, parents’ committee community resources Art 4 Hoof a at write for FREE booklet A Newton 321 a meeting Apr. 14 at 8:15 MurllAf* 3 Mama 1 as a "working” of is to group. The job the committee Ado 2 ACROSS p.m. Your Pharmacist search the for PUZZLR CROSSWORD Neighborhood Says surrounding area things of interest to the in students a cultural or educational vein. Spear- DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP

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PAUUU PHARMACY Address Season June 30 to 24 Oram NrfuM* CmmUn Artfcar August R. Pahaara. PRO. ■.1004.7111 de Paul Hl-H Anne's Home still available for the AT for the Aged, of St. pilgrim- Op«« 'till 1 Joseph’s Village, Rock- Dolly AJ*. the Jersey City, are planning a at age to Canadian shrines and HE 6-2117 - FE 9-1671 leigh, the Communion Saturday 'Mil 1 A.M. luncheon and fashion show breakfast a trip to Niagara Falls being FREE PARKING Apr. 28 following the Apr. 25 at 1 p.m. at the Hotel 8 a.m. Mass sponsored by the SL Peter's "CHRIST THE KING" Mrs. Francis J. Plaza, Clever Rosary Jersey City. Mrs. Al- Katusa is chairman Society, Mont- ... St. fred Vuocolo and Mrs. John John clair. Mrs. Dorothy Spain is in Nepotnucene's Rosary, Bottl are co-chairmen. Theme charge of the trip which will Guttenberg, will hold a Com- These and other BABY CRIBS of the affair will be be held 12-18 Mrs. religious films a munion breakfast . . planta- in the audi- Aug. . tion. The women will meet torium George Mclllmaith is the new Youth Stylo May 3 following the Apr. 14 at 8 the home 7:30 of the SL and featurefilms p.m. at a.m. Mass. Marion Stan- president Jeeepb's are available SINGLE BEDS ... An international theme ton is chairman. . . . Guild. Jersey City. She will be will be used for decorations assisted by Mrs. Leon Ball. • e for tomploto ontomblot Charity Cards Mrs. immediate at St. Mary's Rosary-Altar So- Joseph Kitrict, Mrs. Ed- showing Thn Guild ciety of St. James* ward GranL Mrs. William An- BUY Direct From Paterson social, Pompton Lakes, Furniture Factory Hospital, will hold Mrs. Apr. 28 at 8:30 in the Newark, a derson. Harry Peters and Unlit p.m. Boautlfully —• At Truo ca»d Stylod Factory Frlco s party Apr. 18 in the social Mrs. Edward Connell . . . room of St. James' -FLYNN'S rectory at SL Vincent’s Hospital Auxili- YOUTH WORLD 1 p m. Mrs. William Barrett JUVENILE is ary, Montclair, is running a "TH4 ■cmnr' industrial . . . Crib _ 111.00 -Tha Sol Air- mum chairman ARCHDIOCESAN . The sale of and ”Tb« Pall llu Rur of . . Holy child new used A luNrb liimpll M Imi Houao HotoD clothes, >( atrline mod •*«W rata* chapter of SL Paullaon (aalurtno hand Brautlfultr itriad ParMor for Joseph’s Guild articles of household ware and Mlntad wood carvlnoa. am In blond mahoaaiur will hold a card thanks to at 8 bric-a-brac, the over- Tha finaai. HJ« Includaa many bull! la party aalaor faaluraa Affair* *f p.m. May 1 at the Pierce of lor tha Club. whelming success their pre- Tor furthar t to 10 war aid. loforauUoo can Jersey City. Proceeds will vious sales. The store will be PAUUSON CO. •10. 11.90 CHIIT. 09.90 MI 34M* benefit the DROOOOO. 49.90 Missionary Servants open at 331 Bloomfield Ave., AUDIO-VISUAL lAmbert 3-7173 LIBRARY of the Most from Holy Mil- 10:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., »t *0 and Aw. Trinity. 10th Ctrcla a MIIJC In ST. dred Kellet N °«™ or ST. Sarrlno Van Our IM JOSEPH'S VIUA is chairman. every day except for 4). PATKA.HON, N. J. . Sunday Oa rt. (Oard.o ItoU rarkwar Obowroom. -•LAIMDIH.* NAMCK. several 300 Salt £l3O* M. of Kearny will weeks. Mrs. David BROADWAY, NEWARK, N. J. OMM DAILY TO 0 PITIB J. PAULIOOM. It. hold a TO Downey, “ON. W«D„ PSI. » PJO PLONIO TAMOonmi dessert-fashion show- chairman, announced bridge that proceeds will Apr. 18 at 8 at augment the UIUM IWI) la la, p.m. HUmboldt 4-2443 UMn artai (arUttiM. Schuetzen Park. North auxiliary donations for the Rul Bergen cUmata. i EiraJlaal —«w. Om wl «o to St. Mary’s hospital. la CMtiIMNMi, aaaatta ft*"* !> WEDDING Orphanage, Newark. Rase Esk- BANQUETS... u r «a ert. .J r? f***~*» I Newark, and Ellse John- Weekend Plans ST. BENEDICT PUU COURSE DINNER - *°n *►»* * Westfield, are asrtSLarDmw directing

Project . st. Roast . . Josh’s Set at Chicken Scapular Caldwell Beef, or Confraternity, Dema- Turkey GOD RAISED UP THE s2'"^ wUI • old CALDWELL A c*rd party and fund-niiinf! fashion£*{;. *J M)von\*a - show dance SAMPLE MENU - and a for Apr. 20 at the day parent* will GREAT ST. BENEDICT TO1 Aldercresa be held AIHF Country Club. at Caldwell College this t'hMJ Cock 1.11 Mrs R. J. Nickl is weekend. OVERCOME THE EVIL NURSING chairman. ... • C.Urr. Olltu The Cards dance, Apr. 11, will raise FORCES OF HOME Rosary funds for The the • fit** Bout m—t. Au Jim Kettle, campus M Our ef Visitation His OtAIMM RWAUtAMt VAN • Lady Rosa- NUS PtACI newspaper, with most ear- «** -rtUlt profits PAGAN rlans, Paramus, will hold a marked 61* •" CIH« Colfn for the purchase of :V.««LbM Off ChlM a Ay*. fashion show and card party press camera. Claire ROME /M ***** »•<> Bicxak. Qfs Buiu» Bigelow 3-0303 Apr. 10 in the school hall. Passaic, is chairman. Mrs. Fernandez Jr. and Joseph The parents’ fete will be OTHER MENU Mrs. Louis Apr. ARRANGEMENTS AVAILAILI *o*o. coNVAiucmr, for Castagnoai are run- U the parents of 4 Private sophomore - OMONICAUV IU the affair... Dining Romm - Accommodation* to 900 ning Our ad students. Lady It will include an in- !!■■»«< hr IMI «f N. J. the Lake Rosariana. Verona, formal fathering of parents, fac- Jr. PA MONO AHA will hold their card party Apr. ulty and stodeots followed 17 8 by a NIWAAK at pjn. in the church audi- dinner. Chairmen are Kay Win- torium. Mrs. BENEDICT Margaret Vincent terhalter and Sandra Doran. 14 THE ADVOCATE April If ItSS Raftery, ErnstNamed Union Diamond Squads To FirstAll-Met Team See Brighter Future Ed Grant By ELIZABETH Only one of five Union County Cath- E Y RK ~ B,u olic &»ttery of St. Cecilia’s Vinnie high school baseball teams returned a - /^* ?, (K), winning record o*St; Aloysius and Dick King of North coach to 1958, but a JJ”* 0*St; Bergen, renaissance develop this season. AU may WS were to ’ named tt*e Not ”f l° first annual CathoUc only was Holy Trinity the one team to a Pressp- record All-Metropolitan basketball 9 at a better than .500 mark team, Apr. din- —mat iv last also tail year,ye it was the only school ner held at Tavem-on-the-Green. to play more than 10 same* to with a Aloilg Raltery and decision. Short schedules do not Ernst, Most of these were on the Ui* all-Met team included make for boys Don student interest, it ner-up position in the CHSAA. so Elizabeth American Legion team Burks of t* good to note Archbishop Molloy, Ja- Tallest that at least one of the all-Met team at 66, which went to the state finals last Davit of the teams. Sacred maica; Waverly of Power he has does his greatest Heart, summer. naturally than Memorial, Manhattan; and Gor- more doubled its assign- damage under the backboards. don ments for Arbogast of Chaminade, the coming season. SACRED HEART (1-71 No Another tall boy, Arbugast Mineola, L. I. Holy less than They were named stands Trinity again looks for a seven veterans here, 6-6 and led Cbaminade to a fine by committee of iports writer* season under new headed by pitcher-outfielder a successful season in the Nas- coach from The the Catholic Mickey Hannon and both Sacred Bernie Brennan, the school*! top Advocate, sau-Suffolk Catholic School Newt and High Heart and St. basketball The Tablet Mary's should im star. Also back are League. This gives the team an prove under their pitchers Mike Gaines and Raftery and Ernst need little almost new mentors, (0-3) perfect proportion of Bill and Tom Dan IIli ano catcher Georg* introduction to Advocate readers. Murphy (1-3), height as stands 6-3Vi Sharkey Bill Raftery The picture wat the at and St. Gokey, Bill Granse, outstanding player and Ernst is 5-0. Oratory shortstop of the Patrick's is too third baseman 1957-38 scholastic cam- not bright. Bob Huctteman Here's paign and this A GRADUATE the and outfielder Dom Barone. past winter broke of St. Peter’s way each of the five all records and teams looks at this Murphy is in scoring for New Jer- Prep Georgetown Univer- stage, filling open spots the with two sey basketball was a 195 k club and individual re- freshmen. George Naha- players. Ernst was sity, King star athlete in named the his cords being listed gowski at Joe outstanding player of own day and has been turning in parcn second and De- this past theses: season as he led St. out powerhouse squads at All Stephan at right field, and a jun- to Aloysius a second Hallows for the past IS ior, John Degnan, at first. straight years. HOLY TRINITY (»-S> x. There Catholic “B” state Utle. He once, coached three major seems to be ST. nothing in the way PATRICK S (5 5) Bobby sports at the New York a school, of great year here THE THREE New York with pitchers Kenna (.378), a fine shortstop, but now handles baseball play- just and Wayne Walz er* *re (5-2). Ron Westrich outfielders Bill and equally distinguished, if basketball. His teams have been Baykowski (3-3) and Jim not (1-0) all re- John Noonan and first baseman quite so record-minded. regular visitors Cudahy to for turned, Burka Newport plus catcher Tom Blount Tom Smith the only was named the outstand- are return- the past decade and he won the (.295), second baseman Jack ing veterans. Steve Motches fig- ing schoolboy performer in the tournament there in 1953 and Clarke (.324). handle of Catholic Schools shortstop Jack ures to most the pitch- High Athletic 1954. Welter (.364) and Association last outfielder Gene ing, Rusy Bachovcn will be be- month. He is an The all-Mct team, as well as O'Sullivan (.375) hind the plate, Stan Bednarskl extremely quick, 6-1 lad who ex- the 10-man all-star area Clarke, in fact, cels both squads has lost his at second base, Joe DeLacey at as a passer and scorer. selected each of three second by papers, base job to Leo Flynn third and Cliff in th* Davis played in the Hangartrr recent received awards at and the dinner, will serve as Eastern States utility man. outfield. Catholic Invitation which was attended over 150 Jim by McVey is at first, fresh- Tournament at after Newport coaches, relatives and fans of man John the Hay at third. Tom ORATORY (2-7) There is Power Memorial leading to a run- honored players. Howell in and center right field chance for improvement here as is an pitcher open fight among Westrich. Bob McDarby (0-3), Walz and Greg catcher Dom first BEST IN MET: Domarccki, the Mauricllo, Selected to the first annual Catholic team's Prep Bows at bottom, same order, Waverly Davis of Power Mem- only southpaw hitter. baseman Skip Risse. second base- Newport Press basketball All-Metropolitan team were: man Hal Swann, shortstop top (left orial, Vinnie Ernst of St. and coach of the ST. Jim NEWPORT — Aloysius After a blazing finish for first to MARY’S a round right). Gordon Arbogast of Chaminade, Don Burks of Sharkey's Brcslin and outfielder Richi* victory over Allentown year Dick of All a North main task be Central Catholic, St. Peter’s went King Hallows, Bergen resi- will to find a sec- Prep and Caputo were all 1958 regulars. down Archbishop Molloy Bill Raftery of St. to defeat at the hands of Trenton Cecilia’s (K); ond pitcher to back South- Catholic and All Hal- dent. up Coach Tom Cicalese has Paul low* to place fourth in the Eastern States paw Bill Heart (13) and Catholic Invitation out Bendetli for the third base hole, Tournament. fielders to flank Vin Kazalonis. and Blaise Zampetti, Larry Kra- Wn U r ints Tony Zengaro P° wilh on*y six seconds St. Bonaventure St. returns as catch- ... !° left, the Pctrcans Peter's, Led North mer. Mike Palmieri. Jim , Calla- rallied on fouls Oratory as Richie Erwin and John er. docs the entire by Massaro to put the Jersey infield: han and Richie Maul for th* Allentown game into where Jerry Katon at first. Bob overtime, George McNally and Extends Streak Teams Halleck open outfield spots Bob Giacone sewcd U a to Successful at P «-«4 second. Bill Murray at short and will victory. Barry had 28 points to Cage Campaign Caputo help with th* lead all scorers in PATERSON St. B«mres- and Joe this Apr. 2 opener. Dißella ( 368) at third. pitching. NEWARK The STANDINGS tore 1958-59 basketball season, which SCHOOL t0n lhe team extended its baseball win- thcy had beaten for the NJS drew to (•n percentage baii*> Tff" : a belated conclusion with St. th01C A Ue ■lug streak to IS with Peter's Oratory 13 0 two weeks bcforc ‘he games unsuccessful - Pctrcans were in bid St. Ocilia*a , l victories over at Newport last weekend, could 21 3 lg 0r lhC firSt haIf thcn Paterson Tech I be counted otherwise St Benedict*t r.nitT? 5 feU far bchind « ‘he in 3 Egan's No-Hit Gem Gets , K ’ and St. to St Aloyaiu. 0y S °" John’s feature a as a tremendous success both 20 4 P °ne °l thcir best shows f ,hc from team and individual In p‘ ° season Queen of Peace . . ip 4 for r„ , sparse a '° scholastic baseball pro- St pp'd ,hc ",m •** 16 viewpoints Petera 23 3 gram last week. St Mary . on Boaro Tech lf> 6 C a Bill Croal pitched four-hit ball g e th A11 Hallows all Don Bo(co m a SOUTH the "ext night, years, three NJSIAA Catholic schedules this winter, 21 had win- ORANGE It bo Barr?™,* hs?n°/ K 0^ ru ",! against Tech as his Mari at would hard to remember « dpd lhe mates ral- )n 7 by virus bu 8. and both Massaro titles were won by teams ning records Ba ley Ellard when from and a y 14 fi and McNal » rn ’ i ? , lied for three runs in the last 22nd, St. any college baseball has made a McNally got into early trouble this Ddbarton player spectacular on fouls. It was still area: St. Peter’s in ”A," St. Michael's j| 3 a the hit .500 on Hall a of sixth, capped Mike i 7 ple as the walked off with winning streak. St. Peter’s, seasons. jj was also rained out and cancelled of St. Good Counsel 16-0 Cecilia s (K). 7 ij a victory. Seton risks its all completed. Hall 32-game skein twice Raftery broke scoring rec- Walsh a 12 This week, Seton Malt The winter Pope Connie also produced the ords Ptu. had been a star pitchr hosts Sweeps Relays during the 48-game schedule save the individual 7 13 Mofstra on Apr. 11 and vis- game Holy Family end first undefeated record 7 13 outfielder in his by a Cath- mark of high school its which season 81 St Mary's «R» Adelphi on Apr. M and really gels the olic held by Oratory's a Fair- At school since St. days at Scion Mall Prep and rolling Mary s (E) Jack St Anthon>'s 3 had leigh-Dickinson Meet next week. Last (Juinn and In a Collegiate Development year’s could have had St turned the Cecilia's , 11-2, topped 40 North Jersey teams Ernst, six-lap timed 5:58.3 for the who six-lap (one had yielded to Raftery last BAD Boston College on Apr. 16. relay, first in as Jim Clarke struck out 14. on a strictly basis. WKATHER had thc sprint and a half percentage prevented varsity mile) and 2:39.0 winter. Vinnie wound relay yielded four hits St. Peter's up with a Sports Connie from medley relay and first and for and smashed grabbed the honors getting in any real sec- the sprint medley new St. (three- two i Aloysius, Jersey City and ond in thc freshman triples; St. Cecilia’s (E) in The Advocate's Top Ten rat- COLLIOI outdoor workouts prior to this Lavan, DeFeo, Adams mile, won BASEBALL quarter-mile) relay. St. Bene South Hudson record of split with NNJIL trouc- scoring first hut he by in rivals, ings, which are based on strength Saturday. Apr. 11 game, was Ray Wyrsch 5:21.5. diet s throwing placed second in the 1.309 points. who Adelphl at St Peters Make All-American In longer ing TenaflyvT-l. but to of schedule Other boys fin- the ball if it the only events bowing as well as Hof as were the middle not domin- race. St. won-lost sir a at Seton Hall Michaels in with more (JC) the and ished than 1,000 this He JERSEY CITY Teams ated the Hackensack. 8-0; St. Mary’s record. The Pctreans from Tuesday. Apr. 14 (of August. struck out 10 bat- spon- by Pirate*, A1 Adams of shorter. rose winter were Bob Sponza of HI Peter’s at Montclair State St. (R) bounced back to rout Don their St. iters, walked four and hit sored by the Cilv CYO Michael'* (JC) won the var- sixth-place of last Seton Hall one and Jersey The events position at Adelphi this week are the Bosco, 7-2. to Aloysius, Bill Kennedy of Marist, his mates Center failed in their bids for •ity mile In 4:42.4, year supplant St. Aloysius, Wednesday. Apr. IS committed only one er- Holy Trinity same in both Bob varsity and fresh- is Cusack of St. Bonaventurc, Fairfield at St Peter's national St. There plenty of league ac- which ror behind him honors in Biddy and edged Aloysius, 02-34, for thc man division*: dropped to third behind the Seton Hall at an 880-yard relay, tion this Tommy Palace of Don Bosco and Seton Little Guy Basketball tourna- week In both the Thursday, Apr. 14 llall team title in this race and PBCC surprising Marist team. wrapped up the St. one-mile St Peter relay and two-mile re- and Joe Mikulik of Don Bosco s at Boston Cellega ments Michael'* Tri-Countv Catholic "A” This for St Tech. game with four runs in the during Easter week (UC) won the fresh- was a big year first lay. They should provide SCHOOL BAKITBALL a good Conference showed inning on At Highwood, 111 the Jersey man with St. Peter s in as Baylcy-Ellard the great- Friday. Apr. 19 a single, three walks , medley in 2:48. line to Mary’s- the matter of tides, relay on what con- expect from Dou est Holy Trinity at Sacred Heart and of City Little Bosco Tech, St. improvement over its three Hunter's 10 errors. ; Guys placed fourth a* Joseph’s Jerry Halligan's boys won the 1957-58 SSt Joseph's WITH ED ference teams in the tW) at St Cecilia • «E> WYRSCH. Vin Kav Queens lona (P)-St. 4-12 to Lean's Mike Lavan made All Bonaventure. St. John’s- Jersey South Hud- record, jumping from 14-6, St. Peters at Stevens Tech JV home run was a 400-foot the Ameri- Relays on 18 City, Hudson, anagh and Hanscell Gordon in Apr. 17 St Aloyslus at Dlcklnaon Don Bosco Tech and St. laike's- but the real of the win- blast scoring Tom Clark, who can team. Dennis DeKro and son North Jersey, Metro- surprise t at Plus Another meet County. lifton Pope «tarring roles, the Pony Pirates relay coming up ter St. (P) In the former was Marist which finished at St. Mary's «E» at Plainfield had in the six-run fifth Ted Adams earned All-American this Mary’s politan Jesuit and NJSIAA tripled, week is the North at St. Cecilia's Jersey 18-7 two Emerson «K) inning. Connie's honors in the loop and St. Joseph’s (W)-St. crowns. This with victories over St. triple drove Biddy tourney at made Halligan Demarest at Seton Hall Ivy League affair at Brookdale the, Cecilia's (E), Pope Pius-Queen Aloysius, and a state tournament St Mary's on Bosco Tech 13 379 232 Monday, Apr. 12 LAKE MOHAWK 1958 FORDS (K), HEADQUARTERS former St. (E) behind Raftery. won the Cusack. Si. Bonavenlure 22 483 Valley at Hoy Trinity Mary's cage star, 219 DIVIDENDS SACRIFICE PRICED FOR North Brennan.Sacred Heart 14 297 21.2 rPope Pius at Queen of Peace ha* been elected Jersey Catholic Conference JOSEPH co-captain of lloehl. Bergen Catholic 23 474 20 Pompton Lakes at St Luke'a F. MURPHY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 8 tournament. no St Ferris at St the Fordham basketball team for The NJCC had Baykowskt. Patrick's 13 280 103 Joseph's Lincoln REAL ESTATE INSURANCE league race Ernst. St. Aloysiua 24 473 191 at St. Aloyslus the 1959-60 season this year. Newark ' with Scott. Delharton Arts St. Cecilia m is ion > m u.nno along 18 309 18.9 at s «K> t m HIGHEST TRADE-IN John McKenna. St. Jamea Holy Family at Academy Andaricse. OF 40 18 332 18 4 Stavena PARKWAY * >llO THE CathoUc high St Reilly. 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Opm • AM. to fM. Sot. 200 DmOy t - to 4 fM. man. tapMl OANFEUX)SSni "Alter We Sell, We Servef 371 BLOOMFIELD AVE BLOOMFIELD Z blocks from Go'dcn St. Pkwy s', i,i 148 • P I 8-S S S S Vocation Notes April 10.10S0 THE ADVOCATE 15 Saints in Old Ireland St. Mary's Science Fair By Msgr. William F. Furlong Receives 307 Exhibits m* ,Ut** th,t '‘°n Vny* Vnlil (B.rdsey) 20 000 int ’ W refer*ne be nil!fi^i| ® to canonized saints. annual th ._ .*? ,*'. RUTERFORD The third Science Fair will 1,1 lr* l *nd h f*r »* surpassed whole nationa be held at St. Mary's on W W Apr. 11-12 Mth 307 exhlbiti en- C,nnot * ven ' point 10 one n,Uve *orn aaint whom the w ? tered in the five of Church haa canonized. categories chemistry, biology, physics, oW er lell U* th *t * mon the Celtic general science and mathematics. *n ' ' B peoples of well over a thousand years the word "aaint” Sisters Patricia ago, i«uiv.ia Dominic,uuimuil 0.P., and Josephine Ann, was used as a synonym for “monk” and "nun.” in 0.P., are charge of the fair The record, therefore, means that at Ynys Ynlli which will from run 0 a. m. to of Lacordaire 20,000 0.P., hi monks and nuns buried. But 6 School, were even p.m. each with the that day judg- Dr. ia much to boast about. biology. George Maxwell, aet for 0 a m. to 3 ing p.m. on dean of City Junior Col- Although we do not the Jersey use worn “saint” to Apr. 11. The exhibit will be open lege, Dr. Robert Phllllpa of designate a monk or a that is what God nun. ex- to the after the public judging Merck and Cos., H. L. Landis Jr. pects them to be. The first purpose of the 11th and until 5 religious on p.m on of Johns-Manville and life has never been to Stephen produce good teachers, good the 12th. Masone of Rutherford nurses or good social workers. Rather has High it al- Grand will prizes be awarded School the ways been to produce saints. complete panel. to the top individual and the exhibits shown In a letter to Brothers of the Christian top Among to be « theme aromcra ot um Christian the arc: bchools in 1905, St. Pius group project, prizes being Detailed anatomy of a cat; X wrote, “We learn that an ia be- opinion to witness estimation tng apread about that all-expense trips the of vitamins in fruit you ought to put the education of children National Science mathematical calcula- tn the first place, and the Competition at juices: religious profession in the second. . . Hartford. Conn. There will also tors; wind tunnels; We positively desire that this microbiolog- opinion find little credit among you ” bt regular awards for individual ical •nd your religious institute experiments and aeronauti- the entries In other words, group in each of the cal principles. the first duty of the is to become religious classes. —and that to major Poems perfect is become a saint. by Kathleen O’Reilly St. and Leone Czacharowskl Alphonsus Liguori was the founder of the of JUDGES WILL of ML congregation PRIZE come from the priests and Brothers WINDOW: This window exhibit on Girl Scout SI. known as the When until she chooses her vocation in life. Rev. Dominic Academy (Cald- Rcdemptorists. a young Timothy fields of industry and education man would apply for the at well) admission, Father Alphonsus would ask activities, prepared by troops St. Aloysius, moderator and will have received special men- Hourihan, of the St. Aloysius troops, super- include Sister Eileen lm- ■Brother, do wish to become tion in the you a saint? If you do, welcome! But Jersey City, was at 0.P., of edition of tho chosen for exhibition the Miller vised the troops’ work, and Msgr. elda, Caldwell College, Spring If not, return from whence James A. Hughes, of High School you came.” And if later he found the Branch of In mathematics; Anthology Poetry. the Public Library, Apr. 6-18. The pictures the Sister Maureen young man acting contrary to the rule, he would pastor, sponsored exhibit, which was picked from All told, 24 Mt. St. Dominic say, “Ah! Broth- Elizabeth, 0.P., of po- detail from a Scout’s life Caldwell, in er, so you doh’t wish to become scenes from her investure the shown had a saint, do >ju?" many in the city during Girl Scout Week. pils poems published, fonr chemistry; and Sister Mary Edna, When St. Gerard left become of them also been to a lay Brother, he wrote in having repre- a note to his mother, “I have gone to become a saint.” At sented In the Fall edition. ,h top of a list of «_ resolutions written by Blessed Assunta tn l*oi, she too said. “I to Morris Plains' came the convent to become a aaint.” Bill A Fellow Who Gets Around Two Are interested Beatty: Score you in becoming a aaint fast’ Many seminaries Triples

MORRIS PLAINS - A fellow Bill wasted time monasteries and convents anxious no in- At are to you. plunging on the part of some of them. To ule. Bill would help who doesn’t seem to have Bowling Night Apostolate for Vocations: believe in a to campus affairs. He soon be- letting combat we are this, setting up little time for any other out- NEWARK—Yvonne San Soude moment of his time to waste came the school's Newark Archdiocese: go delegate to Latin Msgr. William F Furlong. Seton Hal] American student leader- side activities. But he has also end John Fiuimmoni earned is Bill at St. NFCCS, rose his South Orange. Beatty, parishioner rapidly to pres- seminars where been University, N. J. Telephone: SOuth Orange 2 9000. ship training a giving showings of color triple honors at the Parent here and national vice- ent which Paterson Diocese: Msgr Virgil's, high position, saw sufficient number of such slides Edward J Scully, 24 De Grasse St., stu- he took on a visit to the Doubles tournament for international af- him bowling Paterson. president represent the organization dents located Telephone: Mountain View 8 1065. are and are invit- Maryknoll missions in Yuca- sponsored by the St. fairs of the Aloytlua National Federation at the 1958 congress of Pax Ro- others to attend the tan In summer ing Inter- the of 1957. CYO at the Ironbound on of Catholic Students. international Catholic Alley* College mana, national Student Seminar be to About the future Apr. 4. organization. of the Having recently his youth completed held in conjunction with our Sussex NFCCS, Bill is most enthusias- Yvonne had Individual Cagers to Get Awards studies at St. Vincent’s As head of the international high College 16th national at St. congress tic. "Our national game and series for girl member* in affairs division of NFCCS, congress last SPARTA The fourth annul] Sussex, intermediate girls. Latrobe, Pa., Bill will re- Bill Louis in August." ca's, September in San Francisco and teamed with her father to has been in Sussex County Dutrict CYO bas- ceive his with the Juhe charge of the pro- Among guest speakers will be diploma Bill's committee is also re- was simply fantastic. We win the father • ketball class. gram which this has been daughter prlxe award* dinner will be Msgr. John McKenna, pastor of Meanwhile, lie is work- year sponsible for representing worked toward rutting out with a 788 total. John took the 12 at at directed at the held Apr. Perona Farms. Our of the Lake; ing a full-time job and con- Improving relations ! Lady Msgr NFCCS on such organizations of with duplication effort which has individual game and series for Rt. Rev. Charles V. Coriston, of tinuing his tour of Catholic col- the Latin American stu- Christian Haag, pastor St. as the Young Adult Council wasted of of a lot dents to energy in past boy members and teamed with leges, on coming this Abbot of St. Paul'* Abbey, New Monica's, and Vinnie Farrell, speaking the need for country. Council of the National Catho- There is a his "The anti-Nixon years. move tow-ard dad for the father sou prii* ton, will present the CYO tro basketball official. Catholic students in this coun- riots in {veteran Wil- he serves more lic Youth, where cooperation with secular at 899. to thp four district try to Join with those in other South America last summer phie* cham- liam McNulty of Lake Mohawk along with such Kearny's John Mc- groups as the World As- nations for spotlighted a situation which St. Thomas, as toastmaster. effective social and pions: Ogdensburg, will serve CYO Laughlin, chairman of the di- of sembly Youth and our own religious has been growing for some Junior girls; Our Lady of the director for the Sussex district is activity. ocesan section; the World As- National Student Association. time," Bill ‘‘the Lake, Sparta. Junior boys and Rev. Stanislaus Durke of Bill is says, lack of St. a newcomer to North sembly of Youth, a secular or- { CATHOUC TRAVEL LEAGUE which "Our moderator, Intermediate boys; and St. Moni- ■ Thomas. Jersey, been raised understanding exists be- episcopal having in organization, Pax Romana and tween our nations and Latin Bishop McNulty, and our na- Woodsidc. L. I. He attended North the American Commis- tional America. We to moderator, Rev. Thomas Cathedral St. hope allcvikte PILGRIMAGES Ann's sion Pax I Prep, High of Romans. A. Carlin, have given stu- tills problem on the student the School and later spent some Bill Beatty dents the opportunity to of Saint Elizabeth level by setting up a clearing AROUND work College time in the Maryknoll seminary HOPPING to all out own of their programs with house information on stu- "OF at Ossining. N. Y., before en- COURSE, many, if not the the NFCCS to EUROPE In meetings Founded 1899 by the Sisters of a free hand Charity dents coming to the completely outside, j tering St. Vincent's in 1956. country most, of these students do not executive committee meets in of course, of the realm of faith Convent this Fall so that they may be attend York Station, New Jersey Catholic colleges and New next week —and and visits to and morals and believe featuring ONCE AT ST. VINCENTS, contacted on arrival here. I their this has resulted In loss of faith keeping up his speaking sched- faith in us will be justified ROME, „and LOURDES To Speak on AID CALDWIU, NIW JERSEY Catholic Scout Pirates List 30 JERSEY CITY Gerard Mis- Banquet Bob IRELAND. FRANCE, ITALY, che, president of the Association Owens SWITZERLAND and BELGIUM CAIDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN for International Development Scheduled for Elizabeth In Who's-Who MAGICIAN (AID), will address the students CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC via. 621 and faculty of St. Peter’s The fifth annual SOUTH Valley Road Col- NEWARK St. George’s Day ban- ORANGE—Rev. Edward Folly Accredited A.B. B.S. Gffarlng end Degrees lege on the role In the for Larkin, director Upp. Montclair, N. J. layman’s quet Catholic Scouters of the Newark Archdiocese will of student af- missions the fairs 4*4120 on Apr. 16 at In- at Seton Hall University, Pilgrim BtUIIAN UAcnAJ aimjmks be held on Sunday, Apr. 20. at the Elizabeth Elks Audi- vitation of the Lectures announced the names of 30 Special it slu- REV. torium, was announced this John J. MICHAEL ZARRILLO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS YOUNG MEN Committee. week by Msgr. dents who have been selected for J Church of Our Scout Udy of Merer, Kiley, chaplain. ‘Who's Who in American Univer- FOLLOW CHRIST SAVI SOULS IMITATS ST. FRANCIS Whippeny, N. j. apreadini Joy. oy P+* r*. and lo\a aanctlfy youtitUra by becoming The banquet, aponsorrd by the for which Rev. Thomas F Olsen sities and Colleges. is FILM DEVELOPED GEORGIAN COURT Catholic Lay Committee on area chaplain and Walter Selection is based scholas- PRIESTS upon CAPUCHIN-FRANCISCAN Black and Whit* S*rvic* Scouting, la for all Catholic lay- Schwahle is chairman. i tic standing, participation in II think Clod la you railing you to dodlrato your Uvea to preaching, t Eon men active In Boy Previous recipients of the St. and Expoturo .43 17 DAYS at teaching. pariah work, aortal work, foreign miaaiona. then COllfGf Scouting con- extra-curricular affairs citi- ’995 homo or ducted under Catholic George Medal Those King Six* OUwy Koprintt .03 WRITE Immediately TO: Iho auspices. have been: John zenship selected are: Condgrifd by Siiitn of Moray EXTENSIONS TO OTHER Troop chaplain* and wives of Merity of Jersey City, COLOR FILM PROCESSING J FOUR*YEAR COURiI HADINO TO the 1955; Jo- R. Kenneth Benjamin, John ♦ REV. DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AVAILABLE laymen will also attend. seph Pctrik of •A. and |.| CHORUS Cranford, 1956; O’Connor, Angelo LaMoncia, Jo-j Ka4aou fc.l attracted to bfcomi BROTHER* In the •m ,Rj CAPUCHIN ORDER Tooehir for and men for his record of service in Mag Oav.lap.d and atrva God In lh. varlnua occupation, ol tho Training (lomonlory Powers, Richard Cavanagh, Louis 13mm Daralapa* fir Information| Mona.terl.i .nd pariahet.write for further to above addicaa. Concert Information Secondary Schooli, fully Accrodllad. promoting the spiritual content of Spring Thom- Schiano, Philip McGoncgal, 10 Ixpoiura f.fj Addrooai SIITIR SICRITARY the Scout The program. award, as Leyden, Robert Dalhausscr I QJraurl For Writa far moiling anv.lop.i (HatljoHrCCalTfol Craguf Ooorglan Court CoUogo given Glee Club once annually in a diocese, and William Warmington; Lair M DIPT. M owned. Now Jinay will be bestowed SOUTH RYAN FOTO, BOX 24 by Archbishop ORANGE The Sr- Also. James Alexander. Michael ■ 1141 ■ROADWAY, N. Y. 11, N. Y Boland Some 500 Scouters ton Hall Glee THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS and University Club DeVita, Ralph Vargas, Emil So- CHATHAM, N. J. COlumbut I-7IM Viait new unit chaplains expected will hold its annual are to Spring poliga. Vincent Parrillo, Larry witness the Third Atpirancy award presentation. concert, “Ambassadors of Gabriel, Thomas Duffy, John Order Regular of St. Francis of tho at the gymnasium- Hr* Song," Montanaro, John McAulay, Thom tit OTHER HIGHLIGHTS of the of auditorium Offer lo Men and tho on Apr. 17. with Hughes, Richard Rebeck, Jerry MODERN HATTERS Young Boys special opportunities dinner will be as Sorrowful an address by a Joseph J. Jarrmezuk conduct- Aaron of I,noil to for the Priesthood. Lack of funds no obstacle. at Danville. N. J . if Inter- Lanzottl. Frank Baier, MIN'S - LADIES' - CHILDREN'S HATS study prominent Catholic Scoutcr, a acted. or write for Information lo ing. Ridolfi. For further write to Niercnberg and Edward information, Vocational Dtroctrcaa. Motor Dole- recognition ceremony in which Featured soloists will be Ed-> rota School. 50 Preparatory Morrlo honor will be to Scouters Avenue. Now paid Donvtllo. Jeraey. ward Guss and Robert Mar- ON SALE DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS present who have been active in Do Newest craationi quis, present members of the Argus Eyes You Can Win this work for periods of NOW! and in Franciscan Preparatory Seminary Souli many club, Miss Carmella Bucccri colon Milan*, For Chriat aa a Mlaalon- years, and a pageant. of Caldwell College and Vin- at Gates' Bakuki, Siiilt and P. O. Box 289, Penna. ary Slater, nuratnf. ao- 'Tiger Hollidaysburg 6, Toastmaster will be Howard cJal aorvtco. tcachlnf cent Wu, an alumnus of Sc- Flowered Hoti. JERSEY CITY - "Tiger at catcchlam. In V. Sand Reilly of West New York, winner ion Hall Ace s4*oo the French comedy Okinawa. 16 30. ol the 195* St. George Medal. Gates," a Write Mother Superior The Peoples Dance The is Young by Jean Giraudoux, translated Prl Oaufhtora of Mary pageant prepared Buy from Factory at Lowott cot being Group of South Orange will Moalth of tho Sick. by Fry, will be this year by the Aheka Council. Christopher 313 THIRD FOUR WAYS TO SERVE CHRIST Vltta ST., JERSEY CITY, OL 9-9300 Mono. execute dances to two of the the Argus Eyes, N. J. N Y. presented by ‘Downtown off Newark Ave Craotmoor. Glee Club numbers > Chairman dramatic society of St. Peter's • AS A HOLY CROSS FATHER fotlo’r OutUl, 490 COMMUNIPAW AVI.. JERSEY CITY, N. J. for the concert is Thomas St. College, on Apr. 17-18 and Apr. Priest-Teacher Hem* Missloiier Mary's Tops Hughes. 24-25. Dealing with the period just Foreign Missionary Parish Priest Bowling Loops Three Keys Hold before the opening of the Tro- X Tor Information about th* MARY War. the will be di- MONTCLAIR—St. jan play Mary s, Nut- Bus Ride Cross Fathers Spring rected by Roy assisted Holy or tho SERVE her Irving, at a Icy, has placed two teams in the JERSEY CITY - The Three Brian Olmstead and with t BANK Brothers, writs to: by Auto Lay playoffs to leading champion- Keys Society of St. Peter's Dr. John Benson of the Classics MARIST BROTHER ships in the Essex County CYO Church held it* annual Spring bus department as advisor. HOLY CROSS FATHERS bowling leagues, rx development I ride to Bear Mountain Apr. have been In the of on Sets for the play loans Society Mary divisional aw North Massachusetts copping honors in both with Easton, 5 over 65 members par- constructed by Robert Mc- the Intermediate boys and junior (EncloßO this ad with roquoit) (A) R«v. Director of BrotHsrt, IJL ticipating. Laughlin and Richard Carroll. circuits. girls Proceeds of the recent St. Mary's Manor group’* BESk The Junior girls divisional ball were donated to the Panndol. P«nn. Spring are St. >. Scouts Set Social , champs Mary’s (24-9 StJ St. Peter's Church building fund. 'Charles, Newark and i THE (28 7) St. Jack Sirotniak Is president of the JERSEY CITY Boy Scout Johns, Orange (26-7). | Average society, while Very Rev. John B. Troop 60 of St. Peter's Church I championships were won by Dee TRINITARIAN FATHERS Morris, S J.. St. Peter's rector, will hold its annual family social of St. Charles (129), Karon 8 jTobla serves as moderator. on Apr. 12 at p.m. Hash of St. o- offor on of Grammar Mary’s (127) and opportunity to young m*nand boy* Joanne Ferrari of St. Francis School and School to bocom* a or a Brother High prleit Xavier. Newark. (114). th» In Trinitarian Ordtr. Lack of fundi no Impodimtnt. Intermediate boys teams gain- 'To Have and to Hold’ o- Writ* toi ing the playoffs were Holy Fam- BLOOMFIELD A forum for all ily, Nulley (278). St. Mary’s marriage alngle persona over 17 of and school seniors, will open VOCATION DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. (24-9) and St. Ann’s, Newark (24- years age. high Apr. 14 at Sacred Heart Church. 9. The top keglers were John Bo* Baltimor* While the Is for members of 3742, 8, Maryland Patch 6T Blessed Sacrament, coursa planned primarily Sacred Heart it is to all members of neighboring M Newark (151). John Kruleskl of parish, open pastor of Sacred Heart, is St Mary’s (142) and Carmine parishes. Bishop Curtis, offering LOOK AT IT FROM ANY •••••• ANGLE—Hudson County the to men and women as to their Mellllo of St Ann’s (168). program “enlighten young ChrUt National Bank Dedicate your Ilf* to themselves and others In planning their Auto Loans offer you the most j St. Mary's plays Holy Family obligations to voca- and Hit Bleited Mother In the tions for either single or married life. advantagesi Low cost, fast local jin boys division and St. action, personal BECOME A helping teen-age with "There is a of time between school and the choice girl* Charles in the division in period and a means of | girls attention, building up your become a of a lifetime vocation,'* the Bishop said, “which if problem* . . . the properly playoffs at 2 p. m. at the future credit. directed, can make the vocation fruitful. A Montclair Alleys. The winners go particularly truly Sister Christian the en- of the : against St. John's and St. Ann's happy marriage is not only result of being gaged the I the following week. St. Charles to right person but that being engaged to the ‘right’ HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL PALLOTTINE stems from what kind of is right.” BANK Good Shepherd Us the defending girls' champion. person knowing person Theme of he program is "To Have and Hold." There to » SS tSf-.LI « ft* ACTIVITIISi will be both ft tr**4w*y ml 2Jr4 Si. PRIEST , secular and lay speakers, some panel groups and »«i«l Werk. TMthlix. Dtetatic*. Sat Fashion Show ★ J*«Sm* ml WlUmm Ay*. IN Wide choice of activitiee: a box. Titles of each week's forum aUTTSNUIft Teaching, NvraJ**, CfcrtMl Wirt, •**. question are: C«*tt*l Pariah and ORANGE The 12th annual '* ★ A**. mmB*w*m SI. ★ Work, Preaching. Foreign Hlrt CchooJ ww—ee*. "Two View of Marriage Togetherness and Oneness, 41* Si. al Ay*. deucrt ★ r*y**i* «t OR Home Morions and Retreat Work. bridge and (ashioo show “What to Look for in a "The of Love," Ay*. #r*y* SI. IN HOBOUN for further Inftmitlw eitle I* Mate," Meaning “Try tha Gregory Club will ba held a Little 4# Jmmml Wriu: The Pallottinc Father*. MOTH** IUPIMIO* Tenderness,* “Courtship and Engagement," "House- ★ S*m A Uw *4 Nnl Si. 10 at • GrauUch'a. c n>U Apr. at hold MONDAY BROTHER 909N.Paca St. Baltimore p.m. Finance," "Btop, Look and Listen," and “Marriage a ★OfSN IVININ® ft OflN SUDAY IVININD l.Md. inM |M (MM , »rn Co-chairman ara Marguerite Er- Vocation." mala and Archla UcAUistar. C«p. 16 THE ADVOCATE April 19, 1959 Holy Name Societies CCD America Magazine Hailed Instruction Methods to Be Shown

NEWARK Some 850 Sisters and Brothers will tee Also will be the 'Opened At Golden Immaculate demonstrated by Bishop Curtis. archd* Jubilee Mass Coaeeptioa, Hack- ing films of tbs Boston Red Sox inaction the of function* in a ensack techniques teaching oftlhejay helper ,ocmn CCD director. NEW The annual father and will be shown. and administering a Featur*4 - will be YORK (RNS) Italian guests Speaker school of school of includ- America, were greeted from Communion religion bv grade religion, speaker will be Msgr. John Jesuit son breakfast will be Bill Red Sox recommended the Confraternity of J. national weekly, received the McCarren, scout. pulpit in their own language ,a D Ctl ne f ing taking attendance and assist- Dougherty of Immaculate held Apr. after 8 a m. Mass. Plans will ° the Co*, a flowing tribute here be made for the an- Archdiocese. The demonstration from by Auxiliary Bishop M. 1 ,^! u, ! i ing in the classroom. eeplion Joseph Speakers wiU be will Seminars. Darlington. Cardinal Msgr. James nual Mothers’ Day Communion highlight the Institute for Cushing of Boston, who Pemicone of New York. Religious, to be Sister sponsored A M. Francis, chair- •aid that Kelley, pastor of Our Lady of Mt. breakfast, at the Hotel l» at Essex demonstration faculty meet- 0.P., its 50 The Mass May 10, Apr. Catholic High throughout years was celebrated man of the Archdiocesan by Carmel. and Fairmount. School, ing will be conducted by Sister Sister* of existence it has Ridgewood, Mayor | Philip Simms is gen- the Arcbdiocesac Sis- A DEMONSTRATION Rev. Vincent A. S.J., by lesson and Brothers "consistently McCormick, John J. of M Cecilia. of Mich- Committee, will shown the Grogan Hoboken. eral chairman. ters and Brothers Committee C. S. J.. St. face of Christ in the American assistant of will be conducted Sister Edu- to Rev. by outline the purpose oi the insti- Very Ralph Musto is efiairman and the ael's Novitiate. A fea- of Christ” "a John Confraternity. arda, S. C., of Charles Englewood spirit to troubled, B. Jesuit St. Newark The St. Bor- tute. Janssens, S.J., Edward J. Azzato, toastmaster. Colnmba's, ture of this demonstration will be confused and Narrator of the presentation unbelieving world.” Superior General. The seventh annual dinner and dance romeo, Newark, with a fifth- A servers talk by Rev Roger Reynolds. CCD The St- Thomas will be Sister Grace a tfhither Perry, F.S.C.H. Cardinal and were the Aquinas, Ogdens- will be held in the school Thomas, grade elass from St. presided Sanctuary Squad of Apr. 1$ Michael's, executive secretary, is chairman O. P St. * preached at a Solemn Pontifical burg Abbot Charles V. Coris- hall. , Joseph West Orange Newark. West Point Military John P. Kennedy it chair- I THK INSTITITE will be of the institute. Academy, ton. Mass of Thanksgiving in St. 0.5.8., of St. Paul’s man. and the music of the Mass was Abbey, Cathedral will be Patrick’s commemorat- the Newton, principal speaker sung by academy's 90-mem- S». Paul'*, Irvine the at the father ton Rev. ing ber and son Commu- magazine’s golden jubi- Catholic Cadet Choir. Francis lee. nion J. Utz. C.SS.R .of Phil- As.a gesture of breakfast. Apr. 12. The af-| courtesy on Following the Mass. Cardinals adelphia, will be speaker Home & the fair will guest Mart part of Cardinal take place in the parish Supply Spellman, Spellman and Cushing attended the 10th he hall after 8 |a! annua! Communion was seated on the letter's a m. Mass. Guests a jubilee luncheon at which a of honor breakfast, Apr. 12, at Club Na- throne. will be Loren-, 150-page edition Anthony jubilee of Amer- vajo after S a m Mass.. Father Cardinal zo, president, Sussex County Cushing before ica was distributed. The Holy [ spoke issue Litr is in the Name Robert vice-postulator TRY a.congregation of more than 3.000. contained Federation, and IT FREE many messages of cause for beatification of Shelton Sr. Paul Bishop them four will be Among were Bishops greetings from Church and civic Chorney John N. Neuman toastmaster. and will dis- WE WILL BRING and 200 IT TO YOUR HOME high-ranking diocesan dignitaries here and abroad. Dr. In- cuss his life and works. Louis TO and and St. SEE AND TRY regular clergy, a cluded was a ANYWHERE WITHIN group letter of congratu- Theresa's, Kenilworth Graco will be toastmaster. Co- of distinguished visitors. Edward A. foreign lations from Pope John XXIII. Cardinal, chairman of chairmer 60 MILES (No are John Nino and Obligation) f / the Springfield Shade Tree G Com- Arthur Spadaccino. mission, will speak at the Apr. 13 L St. Anne's, Fair Lawn The M meeting. BRAND Plans will he furthered NEW regular breakfast-meeting will for be a men's retreat to he held held after Mass and Apr. 12 8 a.m. May 1 2 in the church. FOUNDATION RO Plans will be furthered for the St. Garwood Anne's, Gregg parish variety and minstrel show Cunningham the of Cnion County to be sponsored with therCatholic WESTINGHOUSE Holy Name Mr Federation speakers War Veterans, Mar 14-18 The an- POINTHER bureau will discuss nual The Catholic father and -on Communion SPEED - CLEANER attic«CO*S Man in Private and Public Life” 1 breakfast will take place May 24. ON WHEELS at the Apr. 13 meeting Si Maloney is general chairman • *TW* CrutAVTTX St. Peter Our Lady of Ml. s, Jersey City A Carmel, .> ■ • father Ridgewood—Rev. • Complete and son Communion John Mc Hugh, art of attaduaenta will he held director of DePaul Regional High mgm breakfast-meeting • Combination «■ fl Apr. 12 after 8 a m. Mass Train- School. Wayne, spoke at the May nixw-KHMjc root 7 meeting Hi* 'opic was The • • Eadutir* Problems a Modern Youth Pre- /T**™ 'ii Pi UBUM Cord Stonfo JOB TOO sents a Modern Father.” n Flßftf Wkt LAROI Donahue's Florist • Soap-in, WAITINO mip-oct 4 IASfMfMT IMMI tIRVICB TOOa-AWAT* BA Cl fircTtic/M. 170 BLOOMFIELD AVE. WOIKMANIH for Them ■XPIRT HUmboldt 3-2224 Pray • Hifh-otyW NEWARK NEW JERSEY CHAKOCUL * wwm ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. John H. McGlinchy ANDERSON SC-3 CONSTRUCTION CO MONUMINTS « MAUIOLIUMI BOGOTA A Requiem Mass MEMBER OP THI NATIONAL ASSOCI- 129-141 RIDOR ROAD WASHINGTON FLORIST for H. NO. ARLINOTON. N. i. John McGlinchv 160 lin- NERSICfI NERSICfI ATION OF MAINTENANCE. IMPAIR Oppoitlo CroM Comotorr Holy Incorporated wood Ave.. was offered 3 Apr AND BUILDING Since IMPROVEMENT Vlllt Our Spocloui Indoor Showroom 1904 in St. Church here, with W* AM THE LARGEST OF Joseph's CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURER MEMORIALS IN THE WIDDINO end FUNfRAI OISIONS •TAT*. AND ARE ollß interment in Holy Name Ceme PASSING ON TO CUSTOMERS A SAVING OF Flower* Telegraphed V^estinghouse Anywhere »Y He MtMRtR MIMKI SELLINO DIRECT TO tery, Jersey City. died Mar. 31 PURCHASER. S4S HOAD STRUT. MIWARK. N J. NOTE: All HRADQUARTIRS FOR RARRI OUILD thote who rail todav and * / MONUMENTS are his Mrs will MitcheH 24M31 Surviving wife. tomorrow, guaranteed thia I'T. Martha Gerritv even McGlinchv; two price, if our Hock it tern- including sons, Rev Edward Mr- poranlr depleted becaute of iu»« our aentational price.| Glinchy, S J . LeMoyne College. Syracuse, three daughter? and FOR 22 grandchildren Mr McGlinch? ua« a member TWO V of Ihe Third Order of Mt Carmel In Time of Need DAYS «**fln* • • Watorprooflnf to DOES Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director Serrans Meet at • Sldln» • Stuccolnf ONLY 2099 • lath roomi Floor* A YOUR • Stop# Vocation Rallies • Pl*|t#fInf • Porch** 'Whose and Convinlon* careful service is in accord f • Iron Work • Incioavroo understanding with the lfi HOME • BLOOM FIELD—The Apr E-Z TERMS ARRANGED Vitiation* • Hollywood • Tlllno Ramevtd Kltchana • ln*ulation traditions and 2.3 of the Serra of Mother Church meetings NEED Plnl»h*d Camont Holy • • and • Oonoral Club of Bloomfield will he held *ON‘ Batomant* Brick Stoop* Repair* at Seton Hall University South -ALSO SALE-

Orange, in connection with the REMODELING . . . MHGSKSSm archdiocesan vocation rallies di- TWO-BRUSH IS OUR SPECIALTY rected by Msgr. William F Fur- long. m REFERENCES FURNISHED JOHN J. QUINN NECKER-SHARPE FLOOR The vocations committee of FUNERAL HOME MONTHLY PAYMENTS tsstx COUNTY HOME FUNERAL the Bloomfield Club is under di- 323-329 PARK AVENUE 525 - 45th STREET rection of Charles G. Sherwood, POLISHER GUARANTEED WORK rnn j. quinn ORANGE, N. J. UNION N. J. vee president Funeral CITY. Director 3-6348 ORange UNion 7 0820 320 AVENUE UNion READ THE ADS. when BELLEVILLE FRANK McGEE 7 0120 100. CALI 2-0888 EVENINGS N. J. read The Advocate ORange BLOOMFIELD, 525 SUMMER AVENUE you O. FALLON 5 8-1260 LAWRENCE AN,T,M ' Pilgrim N. J. NEWARK, 157 BOWERS STREET YOU SAW THIS JEfferson 9-0606 HUmboldt L V. MULLIN A SON 2 2222 C. L SWIVEL TOP VACUUM 6093 JERSEY N. J. _*29.99 CITY, MONUMINTFEATURED 976 BROAD STREET MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Oldfield 9 0579 EUREKA SWIVa TOR VACUUM 29.99 . GRACE HOOVER NEWARK, N. J. MURPHY, Director IN -415 VACUUM 29.95 James a. McLaughlin . ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. MArket 3-0660 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE lEWYT ON BIG 11 HART MORRISTOWN • 591 WHEELS, *89.95 39.95 01 11, 174 CINTRAI AVI.. ORANOI JERSEY AVENUE \POST Orig. . NEWARK, N. J. Aik For: OORNY WHITE SEWING MACHINE 808 ANDERSON A CORNY JERSEY CITY, N. J. 39.95 HUmboldt 3-2600 , MORTUARY JOurnal Square 2-2266 BERNARD A. KANE 303 MAIN STREET FUNERAL HOME HOWARD J. BRENNAN AFFOB CAST ORANGE, N. J. 39 HUMBOLDT STREET 641 4 bergenline ave. 2-2414 ORange WEST NEWARK, N. J. NEW YORK. N. J. Hurry! Hurry!!! LOSQUADRO CORP. HUmboldt UNion OORNY B GORNY 3-0733 7-0373 CALL NOW • CALL COLLECT KOPPERS MORTUARY FLOOD FUNERAL HOME FUEL SBC NOW IT 24 HOURS A DAY EVERY KOKE Andrew W. Flood, Director DAY OIL 399 HOOVER AVENUE UNION COUNTY AT YOUR 112 So. Munn Ave. BLOOMFIELD, N. J. ICE CUBES TS OIL Eait AUTHORIZED Orange, N. J. FOR Pilgrim 3*8400 WERSON FUNERAL HOME YOUR BURNERS 4-4445 DEALER ORange 635 NORTH Ml PARTY NEEDS WOOD AVE. INSTALLED KIKRNAN FUNERAL HOME MArket 2-7960 lib 2-2530 LINDEN. N. J. • 101 UNION FREE HOME DEMONS AVENUE ir 11 lON . HUnler 6-4119 .. brinf thi , ICE CUBES & BLOCK ICE mar >m* *— BELLEVILLE, N. J. tee and try. No BERGEN COUNTY eo»i, nn ObU. Kenngott-Terwilliger CHARCOAL and BRICQUfTTCS gallon, Ire® Drlnrrr. lumber® Plymouth 9-3503 GORNY B GORNY willtia 00 * COMPANY mile*. MONUMENT 1955 Park W««hawk«n HENNESSEY MORTUARY Av»., UN 6-4848 • over 73 COOKY'S FUNERAL SERVICE ye«rs VACUUM Lumbar FUNERAL HOME 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE 226 Springfield Av*. Dyk« i l Lincoln Tunn.lj 69 HIGH STREET MO |« Orange Av*.. Newark 3 N.i 232 KIPP AVENUE ELIZABETH. N J. STORK Newark ORANGE, N. J. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. ELirobeth 2-1415 ORange 4-7554 ATIot 8-1362 OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE CHURCHES SCHOOLS O • 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET ETTER • • • FFICES FACTORIES 77 PARK STREET • MAYWOOD - BOGOTA HILLSIDE, N. J. HOSPITALS • INSTITUTIONS oil heat satisfaction/ MONTCLAIR, N. J. LITTLE FERRY (/our Elizabeth 2-1663 SAVE by u» doing your 2-0005 UILT MOntclalr HUbbard 7-3050 W*- DANIEL J. LEONARD B SONS Janitorial & Maintenance Work Dl CAPUA FUNERAL HOME JOHN J. FEENEY S SONS Complete MORTUARY MEMORIA 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE Coll petrQ 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. 242 WEST JERSEY STREET SINCE HO? RIDGEWOOD, N. J. NEWARK, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. Gl Ibert 4-7650 UNITED HUmboldt 2-3333 Elizabeth 2-5331 FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE Offic*: 112 C.dor Avr. WAbash 5-1066 • J. Linden, N. PETROLEUM HEAT AND AHR A SON MIIIER-BANNWORTH power company of n j OEOROE 1321 mnd D»—eiti»li»f TEANECK ROAD IlfiNMff Wrthovt Cko'|* Or Obligation 700 NYE AVENUE FUNERAL HOME 972 BROAD STREET mnd Newark N J 2 8130 WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. OyiMtoo fl*#« roftmohiog Um|. torroiio floor tooting Ml 1055 N. J. EAST JERSEY ST. fofceoiag mmd ItooniiMf of Church pawo IRVINGTON, TE 7-2332 EStex 3-1020 ELIZABETH, N. J. Woo4ty - Monthly Yoorly Contract* THOMAS J. DIFFILY Elizabeth 2-6664 Your Wisest REZEM FUNERAL HOME 41 AMES AVENUE Choice CRAFT Drives 579 Grove Street RUTHERFORD, N. J. HIGHEST QUALITY H. Browne Asphalt MARKET Irvington, N. J. WEbtter 2-0098 PASSAIC COUNTY Joseph Iff Moteriol. Workmonihtp DECORATORS EStex 2-8700 Areas MAINTENANCE ond Oei Parking CO., A»fl I*o4 - out 54* TEAR - I*sl Contractors 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE MANUFACTURES All TYPIS Exterminating RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME PASSAIC, N. J. fsr Of MASONRY WORK your protKlifd Window N. J. Cloaning NUTLEY, 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE PRetcott 7-0141 Institutional fßif ESTIMATES MOM* - COMMIT a. Floor AT NO EXTRA All 2-3131 COST WORK GUARANTEED Waxing NUtley UNION CITY, N. J. INSTITUTION GORNY B GORNY V? tbs fidelity Complete Janitorial Sorvico 7-6767 Americon C#. UN 4-6020 Consolidated P. MURPHY UNIon Cleaning Supplies Asphalt JOSEPH MORTUARY INIIIT ON THIS LABEL v ASM SO*' WILLIAM CANS • MATS • Construction CHUeCHII ICMOOLI 102 FLEMING AVENUL SCHIIMM, Inc. 519 MARSHALL STREET POIISM • BROOMS • BRUSH*S Corp. HOiriT ALI N. J. JERSEY CITY UNION CITY INDVtTRIAL NEWARK, PATERSON, N. J. 5Tf PEST CONTROL PROBLEM? WAX • SPONGIS • PAtIJ NUtUy 2-5047 »*» fr.lln.hurt.il A.w Nek. 11. NJ. MArket 3-0514 UNIon 7-1000 Every D#*il TaMratc litfriMuttl • TOlin PAPIR 4*5400 Prank MUlberry T*ihilU». Rbklwi. Aml*. «Ir. »U) ■«■». Jenllertel ■n.ina.r LEBER • MOPPINO (OUIPMRNT FUNERAL HOME N «on# »h«M »*u rail— OHicei et i me Niehti ■■ t-een JOHN F. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME PAPfR « PAPIR TOWIIS • CUPS 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD QUINLAN CUNNINGHAM 480 SANFORD AVENUE MICHAEL 1. HARRIS 27-29 HARDING AVENUE 278 Street UNION N. J. ■XT! AMINATIMA CO. Wayne CITY, For All Your N. J. mm NEWARK, CLIFTON, N. J. N. ISTASIISHID ItlJ UNIon 3-1100 Select Barr* Jersey City, J. EStex 3*6053 Granite Home t, Needs PRetcott 7-3002 Supply HlNwim S-BA7B HIGH LEVEL EARL F. BOSWORTH Dealers Everywhere Consult FUNERAL HOME ROBERT LEI 311 WILLOW AVENUE GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME ★ ROOFING EXPERTS FREE ESTIMATES The Advocate 394 PARK AVE. cor. High St. HOBOKEN, N. J. 154 WASHINGTON PLACE CUSTOM-«JILT KITCHENS SHEET METAL «♦*.* writ* f*> lit* *1 N. J. *#*>* ROOFING ORANGE. HOboken 3*1455 N. J. A SIDING PASSAIC, ■utWiitd d*ol*r imrnl *» CONSTRUCTION ymi •> ramm HOME & SUPPLY 3-0935 HOboken «• ORange 3-1456 PRetcott 9-3183 <•' *ur mw (r*diur* BHHT4N OVflll 1 fO* CHURCHES. SCHOOLS “UIT Wl rOIOfT’ AND INSTITUTIONS HacLerucio Roof Cos LOMBARDI CABINET CO Fee in BUTTURA & SONS Dating this section call The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 MART BARRI, VBIMONT ■■UnUIMI MUSNUI.M.J. *4l NfW POINT ROAD K lUZAMTH. Wook i«OMj UNI N. J. lvory list Bel-Aire Homes Deliver 350th Family Home 4 NewLagoons April It, THE ADVOCATE 17 LODI (PFS) Announcement The No. 350 since - borne, Bel- enfleld, N. J„ couple. 4 MIL! WATERFRONT COMMUN !• has been made Robert Green, Aire its CLASSIFIED by opened doors for busi- Using the Caspera* blueprints, - For vice president of Bel Aire ness four years ago. is a Flee«f Fmk>Wi{v 7-room, Bel - Aire constructed the bouse Baywood Mthrkdtlii Homes Inc., here of the deliv- 2-bath front-to-back fo. Clotsifwd - split the M 9-MNe Lake i Ads Monday 12 Moon. level, to family's personal taste. BRICK TOWNSHIP (PFS) of the firm's 350th built for Mr. ery single and Mrs. Mr. Joseph According to Green, about Four new lagoons are being family home. Casper of Bradley a Berg- Ave., 20% of the homes built by his created in the sixth section of APPLIANCES REALTORS are done from the Brick company so Township, adding 300 more The ! Residential SaMa Sncri.liita buyers’ prints. remaining plots to the overall community,

• - 80% taken from Bel Aire's REPAIRS McCANN WEBBE are reports Thomas H. White, vice wide selection In Tb. Pink Brick Bench of new-home plans. president of American Land In- LokeforesJ *M X. Rtdtewood RADIOS HI-FI Ac*. BMb—K. N. 1 Of the homes to 350 built vestment Corp., North Plainfield. OLiver 2-0883 UHRISE Bel - Aire has stayed with- RESERVATION TOASTERS IRONS S BEAC» date, The American Land Investment OPEN WEEKENDS in the to BROILERS $lO,OOO $15,000 price Corp. is developing the 25&acre all but RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE range on 27 units, these seashore resort community Aji4 AH HoaaahaM Electrical which Yoer’New Hoim' at customised Ha AppHaneca Law Prices BAY being completely will eventually consist of -1,100 BLOOMFIELD tIMNEMT ranch, split level, and colonial homes and navigable lagoons AMHERST Froth Soil AMrou To Enjoy the Tong of houses ranging In price from SACKED HEART PARISH providing doorstep boat-docking NOW! Invites Seo APPLIANCE & SUPPLY the Open . . . The Scent of $22,000 to $68,000. CO Willard Aw., homer atmosphere.Ideal facilities: Fine A A new club located MS CENTRAL AVENUE for children and rommatmi family, you ... Vocation Home for friendly, community 1-7939 and is cur- Oltanfs EAST ORANGE piesting architecture, wide lot. • room tuch Dredging draglining feet Happy Summer Activities at in ■ beautifully wooded area, 1,000 home. 2 baths, bright kitchen Exterior rently underway on the four ELECTRICIAN being Rooting, Swimming, and painted. Interior needs decora- Fishing above »ea New „ . Baton which level, bordering Jeney’o tion. New York -New Opens lagoons, will be 1.000 feet block for one to ark a Haven Eventual Year-Round buses and Junior High. Priced to pell each and 80 feet and finest mountain lake. Retirement long wide. When largest EMPLOYED ELECTRICIAN quickly. 5i9.400. or living. fully completed, Baywood-on- NEEDS EXTRA WORK BERNARD WERBEL. Realter Section 10 ’round recreations, Blfd -j* 17 Outstanding year 541 Are . Bloomfield PI 3-JBJf 75 FT. WIDE WATUFROK; Bamegat Bay will have la- WIRING BELLEVILLE (PFS) The facilities for the entire swim- HOUSE i DONE LAGOON LOTS goons and a main channel. The family: CALDWELL TOWNSHIP REASONABLY. PI opening of Section X, completing 3,000-foot long, 125-foot wide ice- 8-4358. LARGE WOODLAND LOTS ming, fishing, boating, skiing, WAIT . DONT BUT . . . UNTIL . . 28 homes, and the complete sell- channel gives access from a DOWN MO. skating, etc. You m. EXTERMINATOR thi* 1 room and 1 $l5O $l5 Imtr katha out of Section IX at Rutan 2,600-twin marina to Model Haw with Ml ccUnr Barnegat Bench and Choice lake front or hillsido sites novo 2 and 3 BEDROOM Estates located off Joralemon and thence to Oußßlntfhim Ce. •tt. larifi at Hnttr Garden Hann an St. Bay the ocean. . Exterminating available at rtasonaM* Arc. (Caldw.lt Tw. prices. A Guaranteed Pest Control Service Hollywood » liejßO RANCH HOMES here, were announced concur- |l>e«Tt, N. J. ESaex 4MU M. 1. BISIIKO. RRQKin PI tMM • Easy commuting to metropolitan area. rently this week by W. J. Happcl READ THE ADS, too, when \ florists” • CLARK Finished Hornet & Cos., sponsors of the community. you read The Advocate. V Investment forfuture profit.

CONSTRUCTION • EASY BUDGET TERMS. MAYFAIR FLORISTS \JNUSUAB*>PLIT RANCH SOLID YOIR-ROUND % •THE \A • SEE SAMPLE HOUSES. HOUSE or QUALITY FLOWERS’ LOVELY LANDSCAPED LOT Summer Rentals Available t”. Joe Core. Pro* Property 794 rooms, 400 Homes Planned 1030 center halL So. Orange Ave. Newark. N. J 3 bedrooms, paneled family room with CSsex 7-0433 SHELLS from *2,645 Open 8 'til Dark fireplace, oil heat. full basement,

double sixe garage, excellent location HELP WANTED FEMALE It 171 Ferfced MT. For Silver Bay Point In St. John’s Parish. *,F.O.Bex River, N.i. 53921 VERY FINE HOME school lire A *XL»» lllfh girl, In. care (or 3 DIRECTIONS: Girden State Pkwy. to Forked River Exit N0.74, TOM'S RIVER (PFS) A and erect their home. children from JLne 13-Sept. 1. • Founders Laics Mohawk day* CENTRAL STATE turn left •( end of exit and (o 2 miles to blinker at Rt 9, tern new is here on Silver Bay Point's of .930.00 week. In oeraon Sat community rising developers a Apply or te BONDED FOR PROTECTION left, on Rt 9, fo H mile Sunnse Beach. OR: From Tomt Sun.. 510 Baltimore Bird.. Sea Girt. YOUR the shores of Bamegat Bay. offer seven standard models 1743 SI. Gcorfe. FT! 4*700. Rahway rthurD.Crane River, Sooth onRt. 9, to 9',i miles to Sunnse Beach. Companq Known as Silver Bay Point, it which may be modified to suit SECRETARY CRANFORD individual Entrance 6 miles Dover will ultimately be home to more tastes. Norib of on N. J. Route If Excellent opportunity for rol career than 400 families for either year- le«e tarained woman, with secretarial SPLIT LEVEL ekilLa and experience. Good talary plus around or summer living. benefits Write 3 years old. 7 room*. 2 baths. wrfj many attractive Box One of Silver Bay Point's at- lon room. G L kitchen. Including diih- 203. The Advocate. 31 Clinton St.. New washer. piaster walls, hot air heat, tractions for families who enjoy ark 3. N J Stating qualification*In full. gas in suburban delightful wooded area. Aaking 0 900 boating and swimming is the Owner invites offers HOUSE- EXPERIENCED huge marina 1.500 feet by SHAHEEN AGCV. Realtors long KEEPER. IN BEAUTIFUL IJO feet wide. It is one of the CALL BR 6-1900 ROOM largest in New Jersey. Adjacent NEW RECTORY, 13 North . Cast Ave Cranford broad white to it is a sandy NO HEAVY FAST AND BATH. Been looking for a reel beach for bathing. Both these FAMILY OR 2 HOME BELLEVILLE CLEANING LAUNDRY, facilities will be for use with 3 room apartments* ready STOP GOOD SALARY CALL service on before this summer. We've Just listed 2 such home* The marina differs from most JUST OUTSIDE OF NEWARK ... CA 6-0221 SO CONVENIENT that its club house will the in be the • • • in heart •/ Keen County, Both have 2 steam furnaces, open front of for HEIR WANTED - MALE porches, low laves. Of course. they'll center activity those mak- you 11 find suburban paradise all types of « mi need seme work but at SIdOOO each ing Silver Bay Point their home Rutan Estates. Here have all thm can't unless you you’ll Projectionist. part lime, muit own ISmm you go wrong delap in calling us. whether in the summer or bane its pound equipment. Excellent job for all I implicit in city living—city utilitiatj with public relation* ability Bo* man G. E HOWLAND BR financing year long. Specially planned for water, truer», curbs, tideuulkt—no long, St., 6-9500 mortgage The Advocate. 31 Clinton modern suburban R203.ewark 2. N. J n EASTMAN STREET CRANFORD living 12 tiring, expensive ride* to tcork. You’ll ba living months of the the a end year, communi- only hop askip from I own, yet in m POSITION WANTED FAYSON LAKES Loans to Construction own ty boasts its city water sup- suburb as cloistered as you’d uantto find. and ISiuXAN UPANION. reliahl Builders Developers dial service and HOUSEKEEPER-CO FAYSON LAKES ply, telephone tiurainf experience, free travel, refe And choice homes all municipal services. It is cen- your of on large, meet ( Enter 9 3443 V A .. H A . . Conventional ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S F. and is trally located to schools, church- landscaped plots an even happier bmnefiM BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FINEST fot Home centers than the rest. tide-4 o-tide CLUB-PLAN Mortgages Buyers es, shopping and shore Instates] Ranches, or resorts. colonial split levels available DELICATESSEN COMMUNITIES are in a MODERN Present In Growinf Community Refinancing of Mortgages on a priced from Each home, erected spa JORALEMON STREET great variety of front elevations, Well equipped and stocked $22,900 cious lot, has a dock on •1300 SIROO weekly receipt* Price private This big 4 bedroom horns built In 1194 BELLEVILLE, N. J. • 18.000 - Caah 88.000 min. the which it is built. —ls right on the Ukrfront. and the lagoon on I COHN MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM lot ranges barb 117 ft ! Highlights sa Residents have a street address h '17,640 LA *3410 th# Ist floor raised hearth firrslscs for visitors coming by land and In living room; S bedrooms. Urge kitcb GARDEN STATE TITLE Liberal financing nmailabln RELIGIOUS GOODS with GE wall and for en own exhaust fan. a lagoon address those com- tile bath YOU GET RELIGIOUS ARTICLES from the bay. Five CARPETING IN THE LIVING ROOM. ing such THE MIRACLE SHOP HALL AND STAIRS. There's Insurance Company lagoons, with living areas be- 114 Ridge Road. Lyndhurat - space upetalre—2 Urge Rltx Theatre) tween each, already "have been 1 »opp. with tiled shower * Dally 1 to 5 6 to • 795 Bloomfield Cor. Flora HO plentiful closets. A Ave., lackawanna with 50 con- WEbster 3-4343 completed, dwellings sundeck on t structed and and work the lake. Delco hot water furnace Montclair. N. J. • Phone PI 6-7600 occupied, board radiation scheduled to month MADONNA GIFT SHOP glees you exception- begin this on ally fine, economical 114 Broadway. Paterson. N. J. Open Monday Evenings 7 to 9 another 25. MUlberry 44914 Pull basement Although Domestic Imported Garsge with elevtrte the of the door developer Book* oi All Catholic Publiahera and heateddriveway Exceptional- area is E. B. Leone, of Glen ly for Rock 0 Hummel Original* well-planned comforlabU living It's a standout Lumber § Greeting Cerda buy* Company, Fair Lawn, \ e M.H. Cl.ary 0 Rohan dun Lake there is no obligation Fayson Community, Inc. specific on the SAFES part of prospective residents Parson Lakes. N J. Bi ller PIOM to either accept one of Silver ALL fWATERFRONT HOME TYPE COTTAGES SITES FOR RENT Bay Point’s standard hor AND designs NEW USED FROM NIWARK ARIA: Garden 6tata SAFES THE Pkwy , ‘North) to exit 149A; turn rlAht AT to have the Silver Bay ik to JoraltnM Vaulta I-AKE lIOPATTO.NG. NEW JERSEY Corpora- Bought.Sold and Repaired «»SIY s EAST SHORES ESTATES HORe-s tion erect the iS,™ * Truss* '\:r Safe interior* madeto specification* lagoon PARADISE dwelling. Individual sgararsrsk- j? sSr&SFi All kinds of El proof equipment fo Kurnt»h»d re lummrr roUafu far real, families may pruehasc only the Institutions. Industry. Residence family community’, church on rftmim lot, if desire, MAETEYI I'm of 1000 ft of und they so and select KEY SHOP teat. 1910) batch and boat W. J. HAPPEL A CO. dock* Call and 589 CENTRAL AVENUE • EAST ORANGE • 1172 E. Grand St.. Elliabeth. N. J llOmlcori 1 049.3 or fiaei their own architect builder OR 2-4139 EL X 1903 2Alf3 or k« J £ Benedict on perm c Apt. For R«nt—Out of Stotß lake properties let’s "* lot LONG you’re a BEACH. ITIT N. Y. say owner... Bel Aire Court New York Ave Branchville Vicinity Boaardwalk 11*-21* New Eurnlahed on epts Summer or year ‘round. On* block BRAND NEW BARNEGAT BAT shopping, bus. Church. Agent on prem- ia#*. 4 > *WT* ROOM RANCH HOUSE k tr pgrsrT fuasaat whatwould REALTORS and CARPORT jTOUdo? I.arge. If wooded comer plot, one block you are thinking of buying ol tailing from beautiful lake near 2 SALTWATER POOLS tali and private bathing beach Let’s f say that you own a 10t... S. COGAN PRIVATE SANDY let’s that want to HOWELL BEACH say you build a home in the SACRIFICE. $4995 Realtor-Inauror near 103 future...let s that Broad SL. Bloomfield. N. J. Easy Terms say you’re in love with the lines Pilgrim B 2734 long, low, lovely of Writ. CHOICE OWNEft Bl ILXJtH LAGOON modern ranch homes! Would a home Boi jw. Tbf Advocate, you to an Buy hrst' ai ciuua ft go ordinary private builder and Newark 2. N J pay $lB,OOO phone or more for dream GIEN BUILDING LOTS your home... or would WILLIAM BAUER RIDGE you do as hundreds of smart home Realty Cos. are HOLY NAME PARISH buyers now... Bel-Aire doing go to and let their skilled craftsmen build MU 6-2400 Luxurious Ranch Cuetom the home built, arttin* BEAL ESTATE A deflea description: Ulneaa INSURANCE rompeta ulc want at a * 13*7 Sluy vent Ave.. Union. at 537.000. Way below * you SENSATIONAL SAVING? N J. market value. *lBOO Yes, you save with Liberal financing Available enough EUR H.NE lIOMES IN BERNARD WEBBEL. Realtor BEL-AIRE CRANFORD SO custom-building (not pre-fab, not AREA 81/d. Ave . tau to all Bloomfield PI • pre-cut) buy your furniture, SET BOATING __ RAHWAY carpeting, appliances, and then some. It will McPherson co to realty • SWIMMING pay you investigate!^ 1* AI.DEN STREET FINE SPLIT LEVEL CRANroRD. N J. CUSTOM • BUILT. URT moVT FISHING BRldge 6-0400 Properly Mi Inihlj painted. 1 M full room*, dinlna room. I Vy bathe....ii • CRABBING fthower. family room, bmo BUY NOW lovely location YOUR BOAT SELL OR TRADE excellent value CENTRAL STATE IN YOUR BACKYARD INVESTIGATE Se« Model OUR »Oi Hornet YOU* PROTECTION OIBICtIONI Mm Imm 170 SI Ceortr. eSwr *• TRADE-IN TV ■ (TOO. Rahway Own Deltv It A-M. -til Dark PLAN exit ft; CO SnAIONT M ll M M will lut your houw tor W A m!«, or *M» era. (ißßihutUa mt Rt. B4f) conoidcr burin* It. II RIDGEWOOD Telephone >ou purrhu* on olhor hour* through our otflco L*l I". O RIDGEWOOD ..me. u» know rour requirement*. Kventnn Cwufy, N. i. TWlnbrook 2*5100 WE CODDLE OUT-or TOWNEES »n. Krllr WI ran. I NEW COLONIAL SPLIT LEVELS Mr UalUcher NU 3 3*79 rrom 533E00—t'lilvm Svill STANLEY JOHNSON 3-4 Bedroom*. IV» Rathe OPEN 7 DAYS A EVES Realtor 13 Mich Street COMPLETE MULTIPLE NUtley 2 6000 LISTINGS now ASH A DAY. Cl SEJ77 SUMMIT TITLE INSURANCE ‘folk With Taylor Call MRS i-nmee *TT Baalim aervlee* lor the SUMMIT area COMPARE CReetvtew VAIS! TiMuciairr new mmiv THESE FABULOUS FEATURES'* MONT SHARPE. REALTOR First Lackawanna station. “ • Custom •I N. 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BANGALORE, India—Five itates besides Kerala have

“encroached” on Church rights in the matter of edu- cation, Bishop Leonard J. Raymond of Allahabad reported to the Indian hierarchy at a meeting here. He heads the edu- cation aection of the Indian Cath- olic Bishopi' Conference. Biahop Raymond lilted the atatea as Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Bombay, Assam and Uttar Prad- esh. He noted that Catholic schools are enjoying an ever-in- creasing popularity which la matched by “rising stats inter- ference."

HIS REPORT showed that Catholic schools are educating 1.2S million students of whom

only 630,000 are Catholic. But he said interference in achool af- fair! of raises the point whether The atata West governments are oat to Hudson “hound the private achool out of existence.” Among example! of recently enacted restrict!ve legislation and discrimination, the Bishop pointed to the followingi Mandatory hiring of unaccept- able teachers, a mandatory syl- labus which does not allow for alterations, curbs on ths right to administer schools, committee control of private schools, dicta- National Bank tion of in the appointment of head- Harrison masters and refusal of recogni- tion even where schools meet state standards.

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As‘Youthful’ We announce with .he pride cona.lid.Uon of .he We,. Hud,on National N. Y.-Cardinal Bank of H«rri,on and The MARYKNOLL, Fie. National Bank of Cushing, speaking at tha conse- Jersey Gty« cration The former ol anew Maryknoll office, of .he We,. Hudson National Bank are now Fie. National Bishop here, deplored the attitude office,, de,igna.ed a, follow,, being taken by some that the Church has become senile, unable to stem a "loss of faith” or keep ebreast of communism. The Cardinal pointed to the consecration of Bishop John W. WEST HUDSON OFFICE Comber, M.M., Maryknoll Su- KEARNY OFFICE preior General, as contradiction 326 HARRISON AVENUE to "defeatist and discouraging 240 KEARNY AVENUE talk.” Attending the consecration, HARRISON, NEW JERSEY performed by Cardinal Spellman, KEARNY, NEW JERSEY were 36 members of the hier- archy. Cardinal Cushing declared that in actuality “the Church is as young as this Bishop is young.” I You will continue lo receive the ,amc persona] attention a. these office "Those who think of the Chris-j which ha. been character!, tic of tian era as declining . . . have We,. lost the vision of God's Hud,on service for plan for ,o The many year.. same friendly .laff of officer, and . . . His Church,” he said. "A employee, will be anxion. thousand years with God are as a to assist as in the watch in the night,” he declared. you past. "In His plan for His Church the 2,000 years of Christian history For to Individual,, Fin. National date are but the first few offer, regular and special checking account,, personal loan,. ,afe moments.” depo.it vault, and complete trust service,, plu. saving, account, which Backs Pennsylvania earn a big 3% interet. First National offer, Sunday Bill businessmen Closing many type, of commercial loans, plu, valuable specialised service, such a. the Account HARRISBURG, Pa. (RNS) Recon- Gov. David L. Lawrence said dilation Plan, Freight Plan and Lock here his administration will back Payment Box Service. legislation in both branches of the General Assembly "to stop fur- ther desecration of the Sabbath" by prohibiting supermarket and discount house retailing on Sun- day. The legislation has already been Introduced in the Senate is and being readied for tbe House. It would provide for a $lOO fine for first offenders and a $2OO penalty or up to 30 days BIG in NEWS Jail for subsequent violations FOR SAVERS within a year.

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