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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - April 20, 1961" (1961). The Catholic Advocate. 170. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/170 In Dominican Republic The Advocate Expelled Priest Tells of Violence NEW YORK - (NC) One of two The orgy of violence was part of a At the Redemptorist house itself, the ga, Spanish-born Capuchin who hai Official Publication lledemptorist priests expelled from the scries of provocations that of the Archdiocese began shortly priest related, the three who had been an critic of the of Newark, N. J., and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. Dominican of priests outspoken regime, Republic has told a govern- after Reilly and the Bishop other Bishops remained “went through hell. The mob would be the next of violence. Vol. 10, No. 17 ment-inspired reign of terror that of the Dominican target 1961 TEN Republic con- 600 THURSDAY, APRIL 20, PRICE: CENTS publicly entered in waves, in the first group. Alvarcs told a select destroyed the home of Bishop Thomas demned violations of human reportedly rights by to Reilly, They tore the first floor shreds. group of conspirators that the Bishop, C.SS.R., and forced priests and Gen. Rafael Trujillo’s in regime Feb- They robbed and stripped our carpentry would be tortured and assassinated. nuns to flee for their lives. ruary, 1960. shop, anew stove, ice box and deep The priest, Rev. John Schomber, The regime's hostility toward the freeze. ACCORDING TO Father Schomber, C.SS.R., expressed concern for the safety Church was aggravated when the Bishops “They broke everything in the refec- the attacks were incited by La Radio of Bishop Reilly, a fellow American Re- defied government demands that Trujillo tory, every window, bathroom fixtures, Caribe with a “filthy, daily campaign demptorist who is Ordinary of the Inde- be named “Protector of the Church.” 500 camp chairs in our auditorium and against the Catholic Church” over the pendent Prelature of San Juan de la even the three last seven months. A mass Maguana. jeeps parked outside. They government- THE EVENTS leading up to the latest also destroyed all our marriage records organized demonstration preceded the He said to Bishop Reilly and nine car- attenipt intimidate Bishop Reilly be- and baptismal records going back al- attacks by four days, he charged. loads of priests and nuns had fled San gan when the Bishop denounced publicly most 100 years.” Some of those who spoke at the Juan de la Maguana Apr. 13 for the the regime for "a long series of violations cap- demonstration were forced to do so, he ital city of Ciudad Trujillo, 90 miles to of human rights and the rights of the REPORTS FROM the Dominican Re- said, lie also charged that 400 soldiers the southeast. But he denied earlier re- Church.” public substantiated Father Schombcr's were imported from the capital and ports that Bishop Reilly had been ar- That provoked a vulgar press cam- account of the destruction. These reports dressed as farmers to intimidate the rested in San Juan. He said the Bishop paign against the Bishop. It was "hinted” said crowds in front of the rec- and that and three gathered population some people were American priests were kept that the Bishop would be given "a good tory shortly before 3 p.m. and stood there arrested and beaten by secret agents. under house detention in the and rectory clubbing in his own church.” about a half hour attracting more crowds. About 10,000 people took part in the later released. Asa prelude to the attack on the They then began throwing rocks before demonstration, shouting anti-Yankee slo- house, the Dominican into the for FATHER Bishop’s Republic breaking garage tools and gans in the plaza outside the Redemp- SCHOMBER, who was in accused the Bishop of heading a "vast other heavy objects which they used as torist house. 'to the Cuidad Trujillo awaiting "They yelled rope,’ expulsion when terrorist plot to weapons. . . . designed create n ‘to the wall,’ ‘death to the Fa- the violence broke in San Juan de la priests’,” public opinion the idea that the Domini- The crowds surged through in waves. ther Schomber said. Maguana, learned details of the attack can government is When one wave would police from commiting aggres- subside, Two days later, he said, he and Fa- Bishop Reilly and the priests who sion the Catholic would against clergy." come, check on damage and then ther Kelly were ordered to leave the were attacked. of The government-controlled press said leave. Then anew wave hoodlums country, and traveled to Ciudad Trujillo Less than an hour before the attack the "plot” was uncovered when three would invade the rectory. Several police- to make their on the preparations. Bishop’s house, a mob of 800 men men men arrested for arson more than a stood by watching the destruction. screaming “Death to the priests” went month ago implicated the Bishop. One of No assistance from a military garrison a BISHOP REILLY has taken up tem- through the first floor of the priests’ the men to the few hundred away was residence in a Catholic school in residence like said, according govern- yards given. porary locusts through a wheat ment organs, that he had made bombs The assault on the Bishop’s residence Ciudad Trujillo. He announced that “1 field, it was reported. for the It was began after 4 Public school am to deal with the government Boland meets with and officials in The Bishop. asserted, too, that shortly p.m. going SECOND STEP: Archbishop pastors Region IX priests in the house were able ihe knew all about bombs children, led their carried over these acts of terrorism.” He also of the Essex section of the to hold the Bishop be- by teachers, County Archdiocesan Development Campaign at an Apr. mob back from the service in out the destruction. The said he would take the matter of the 13 cause of World War 11. (Bish- Bishop was up of workers for second floor by on the meeting the general phase of the drive. left to are standing stairs op had been struck twice rocks and his arm terrorist mado him. Seated, right, Reilly a chaplain, not a by was charges against J. with baseball bats. Msgr. James Owens, pastor of St. Mary’s, Nutley, the Archbishop and Bishop combatant.) badly bruised. Nevertheless he and two In Washington, meanwhile, the State walked through the to issued the Curtis, pastor of Sacred Heart, Bloomfield; James FATHER SCHOMBER priests mob the Department following com- standing, McMahon, regional and Rev. John FATHER SCHOMBER said he first lay and police station to ask for protection but munique: chairman, Rev. Joseph G. Sheehan of Immaculate Conception, Montclair, Kelly, C.SS.R., another expellee, arrived received word about the attack on the their plea was ignored. Soldiers did ar- “The State has instructed here 14 aboard Department Thomas H. Powers. Apr. a jet airliner. Father Bishop's house while he and Father Kellv around 7 representing Msgr. rive p.m. but by then the de- the U. S. Consul in Ciudad Trujillo to Schomber, superior of the Redemptorist were with the consulting American con- struction was complete. protest formally through the British Em- mission in San Juan de la is sul Maguana, in Ciudad Trujillo. "The mob An authoritative report from the Do- bassy there the failure of the Dominican Now in the News from New Mass. Father Bedford, Kelly is wrecked everything at the Bishop’s house minican said the dual attack accord from Republic Republic government to proper Pittsburgh. Also expelled was a —the furniture, doors, draperies, win- was engineered by two Trujillo aides. protection to the person of Bishop Thom- Canadian priest, Rev. Bernard O. Con- dows, Father Schomber everything,” One of them, Virgilio Alvaros Tina, was as Reilly and his property, and request nor of the Scarboro Mission said. "Our Foreign priests even had to supply quoted as saying that Bishop Francisco that such protection be accorded to Unconstitutional? Let's Society. him with T-shirt, shorts a and socks.” Panal Ramirez, O.F.M. Cap., of La Ve- him.” Look at the Real Record! Auxiliary Bishop Pontiff Calls Seton Hall to Meet For Novena H. S.T.D., Ph.D. By Msgr. Joseph Brady , Havana Of Jailed VATICAN CITY (NC) With Saddle River rector Msgr. Brady, of Immaculate Conception Seminary, our rights as taxpayers and as John has an Darlington, is the author American citizens to Pope issued of "Confusion Twice Confounded," a a fair and to scholarly work which treats in great detail the unfortunate hand- equal share in the distribution of On apostolic letter the Bishops the First benefits. Money of the world for Officials on any public ling of Amendment issue by the Supreme Court in 1947 Charge calling a Zoning and 1948. This aspect of the current HAVANA Eduardo Boza novena of prayer prcceeding aid-to-cducation discussion Auxiliary Bishop Mas SADDLE RIVER A meeting will take place some- Much attention has been centered has of Pentecost latqly the received Vidal Havana, rector of Villanueva Sunday, May 21, for the in of upon scant consideration; it Catholic University, time the near future between officials this Bergen alleged unconstitutionality of federal aid to has been success of the ecumenical council. parochial really deserves more. arrested on charges of hiding U. S. currency and County borough and Msgr. John J. Dougherty, It In the letter the Pope also an- president schools. will be for us to learn medical illuminating, therefore, NOW supplies for anti-Castro rebels. of Seton AND TO the issue: in nounced that he plans to conse- Hall University, at which the school’s plans for upon how weak, and unsound a basis this claim is that The announcement of arrest poor alleging "the Constitution the Bishop’s was made by crate a number of Bishops expansion here will be discussed. made clearly aid the and for what specious reasons, in consequence, over prohibits ... to government-controlled Cuban "destined to , paro- announce the Gospel Seton Hall announced on Mar five million schools,” the administration radio station American children as rebels landed in in distant lands” on Pentecost 21 to jchial that it planned purchase vate school from are to he of their lis on the Everson deci- Cuba to overthrow day opening deprived fair brought up in connection with relying the pro-com- To Sunday in St. Peter's Basilica. land in the northwest of corner within the Its and just share in whatever fed- other Other sion handed down by the Supreme munist regime headed by Prem- Integrate borough. zoning legislative proposals. J the borough for anew campus WHILE THE POPE not ordinance was struck down by a eral funds are to be distributed Court on I’eb. 10, 1047. This de- ier Fidel Castro. did an- presidents —and Mr. Kennedy which would serve the northern nounce the decision of the divi- for and cision was the final in Texas See nationalities or num- Appellate elementary secondary in other matters have made step a le- BOZA Bergen County area. The next BISHOP was arrested In ber of the sion of the Superior Court in De- education. their recommendations, submit- gal attempt to overthrow a New new Bishops, it is day, borough officials declared his parish church, Caridad, along Tex. (RNS)— cember and the new ordinance law of 1941 HOUSTON, expected that they will include Permit mo, I ted their proposals to Congress, Jersey which author- with that an amended zoning ordi- ized local Father Blancoblanco, by Catholic schools in the Gal- at least three from Formosa. was passed to replace the invali- before going on I leaving it to the authority Boards of Education nance would be to bar proper members of a district committee proposed dated one. to the main is-1 to provide transportation at pub-| veston-Houston Diocese will Three new Bishops for that is- lof the Supreme Court to deter- for colleges or universities from defense of the revolution, a J sue of this ar-1 lie expense for children land, headquarters for the Re- There arc now four Catholic mine their In the attending be on an their community, and such an constitutionality Cuban broadcast said. opened integrated public schools located tide, to call at school at a distance, whether the of China, were named on high in the area event that the Congress enacted | radio basis in ordinance was adopted on ] Rebel broadcasts on September, it has j Apr. tention to the school was Apr. 1. ■which would be served the them. But in this area —and, private or public. 10. by Apr. 17 said that their support- been announced by church of- fact that no one—- The court, after The letter bears the Latin title new campus of Seton Hall: it seems, in this area alone—the a lengthy and Since then, both Msgr. Dough- administra- ers inside Cuba were receiving ficials here. of "Celebrandi concilii administration has predetermin- outwardly impressive study, oecumen- erty and Mayor G. Taplcy Tay- Don Bosco in neighboring a coded message: "The fish In a letter read in all tion spokesman icame to the conclusion pastoral ic,” from its words. ed that a certain of that the opening Dat- lor have agreed that Ramsey, Bergen Catholic in Ora- ! program leg- will soon stand” against the Wendclin Jo- a meeting or so-called churches, Bishop ed ex- is unconstitutional New Jersey law was Apr. 11, its contents were not at which the dell, St. Luke's in llohokus and jislation and, | perfectly Castro The university's plans has government. fish, seph Nold informed parishioners made public Immaculate pert yet therefore, not even to he sub- proper welfare legislation which until this week. would be more fully discussed Heart of Mary the broadcast out, is an i that integration would become ef- come forward in no violated pointed | milted for congressional consid- way the First might be profitable to both par- Academy, presently operating in ancient symbol of Christian re- fective in all parochial elemen- with any explanation of it is Amendment to the Constitution. but due to to why eration, For Vocations ties. Msgr. Dougherty had an- Paramus, move unconstitutional It is sistance. tary schools in all grades when Delayed “clearly” to ex- Why has the administration in this "lengthy and out- nounced on Apr. 11 that the uni- i Washington Township sometime The rebel invasion was pre- the Fall classes begin. ANTWERP, Belgium (NC)—A tend any federal aid to next year. religious been unwilling to let the court wardly impressive study” that night school versity had no plans for litiga- , ceded Apr. 15 by tbe bombing of most other dioceses for delayed voca- schools on the lower but the court Although tion "at A fifth school for in Ho- level, decide this matter, as it has expressed the opinion tions Is this time" to upset the boys air fields in three Cuban cities in Texas have integrated their opening here on May 1 hokus is perfectly proper and constitution- decided so many others? upon which the present-day oppo- to ordinance. planned under the Dio- during which eight were prepare men for entrance to al to grant aid not nents of federal to persons schools, only one parochial school cesan only to the One further we must aid religious Development Campaign, point: killed. Speaking at the funeral in the Galvcston-Houston tbe seminary while they continue SADDLE RIVER older student but also to the col- in mind education rest their claim that Dio- had previous- but this has also run into local keep that, even if we services for the victims their work in the world. lege or such eight on cese has been opened to children ly lost a fight to prevent a opposition. university he attends, could prove to the satisfaction of aid is forbidden by the Con- pri- the following day, Premier Cas- of all races. whether it be religious or not. all that there is in the First stitution. Such a foundation for a tro that the that will charged Catholic Under court order, token inte- This Is most curious; If such Amendment no prohibition of fed- deprive over position were "associated with distinction five million American children clergy the gration has been effected in a between lower and eral aid for religious schools, we | of crime.” higher schools Is their rights and impose continued Houston public schols in the valid In the would still have made little pro- The the double taxation day invasion began, first grade. The Galveston school area of government aid, why we would still if we | upon their par- gress; Apr. 17, thousands of Cuban court ents is to ex- board also is under a order hasn't someone come —and wanted so weak as reflect up public aid have to ilcs in Miami the Gesu grave discredit the packed to integrate public schools this out —with the reason for it? state on court and j persuade Congress, our gov- Church to for its to dishonor those who pray success. September. As The Advocate pointed out a ernments and our fellow-citizens now seek refuge in it. week or two ago, the preoccupa- that such aid should be extended tion of the President with the al- to schools. our Our real claim IT WAS CHARGED in the leged unconstitutionality of feder- to public aid if we want it'— 'Catholic Everson suit that the New Jersey Issue’ al aid to parochial is based on our as parents religious rights bus transportation law violated schools is strange. If to public help in the education Rarely, that section of the First Amend- ever, has such been of children if need it, a question our we on ment to the federal Constitution Survives Burial which stipulated that "Congress It is shall WASHINGTON naive to suppose that the make no law respecting an “Catholic issue” as a factor to rest establishment of religion.” The voting has been laid to the Legion of Mary function of the Supreme Court in with election of a Catholic to the Presidency. this, as in other similar cases, So say four political scientists of the University of was to discover the meaning of Hold Annual Acies Michigan Survey Research Center in a survey released that part of the Constitution by the American Political Science against which violation was NEWARK The annual Acies of the Legion of Mary Association to here. The compre charged, determine whether or of the Newark Archdiocese will be held 23 at 3 Farm hensive examined the at- Apr. p.m. not the violation had tak- Labor survey alleged titudes in Sacred Heart Cathedral with Boland of 1,763 voters who were Archbishop pre- en place. Normally this is done first interviewed in 1956, again by an examination of the siding. wording Bills Backed in 1958 and then after the of the constitutional 1960 In announcing the Acies, the annual ceremony at provision in election, question and of the WASHINGTON Catho- GETTING Bob of which members renew their Act background ACQUAINTED: Matarazzo St. Aloysius, Caldwell, greets Rev. and circumstances of its lic of Consecration, Rev. Patrick D. opening Rev. Martin adop- organizations have thrown DESPITE THE Kennedy vic- Quentin J. Duncan, O. Carm., of St. Cecilia’s, at the prayers. this latter is Englewood, speaker vocation McGrath, director, revealed also Grey, will lead the indi- tion; particularly their behind three tory last year, the survey said, for at C.P., support rally boys Seton Hall University on 13. on are Janies important, because it out future Catholic Apr. Looking Gibbons of that the Newark Curia Is being vidual Act of Consecration, and brings presidential can- what the bills sponsored by Sen. Har- St. Rose of Lima, Newark; Msgr. William F. archdiocesan divided into two curiae. men who suggested, didates will still faco "an initial Furlong, director of Rev. Sylvester McVeigh, the gen- rison A. Jr. of New drafted and/or a consti- Williams vocations; Rev. Mr. John P. O’Connor, Because of the rapid growth of cial Act of Consecration. Rev. adopted disadvantage” before voters be- Darlington seminarian, and Andrew Vazzano tutional provision intended to do. Jersey to aid the nation's mi- cause of their of Our The Legion of Mary here, Father William J. Halliwcll will officiate religion. The sur- Lady of Mt. Carmel, Newark. This is what the Supreme farm workers. McGrath said the new Hudson at the closing ceremonies. grant vey also found that the religious Court professed to do in the issue 1960 Curia will be formed, embracing Archbishop Boland will cele- The support was expressed be- in was "the strongest Everson this 10 parishes in Hudson and Ber- brate Benediction with Rev. John decision; Is, how- fore Congress by Rev. James single factor overlaid on basic ever, precisely what the court and gen counties. The U parishes in Byrne as deacon and Rev, Ar- L. Vizzard, S.J., on behalf of the partisan loyalties" that it did not do. hurt more than Essex and Union counties which thur J. Bittman as subdeacon. National Catholic Rural Life Con- Kennedy it helped For, in its consideration of the him. have Legion of Mary pracsidia ference, the Bishops’ Committee THE LEGION of Mary is a "no establishment" clause of the will keep tho title, Newark Curia. oil Migrant Workers and the Kennedy’s gain from Catholic form of Catholic Action whose First the Amendment, Supreme Bishops' Committee for the Span- votes in the percentage of the REV. GEORGE C. Belgcr of basic unit, the meets Court refrained from praesidium, inexplicably ish-Speaking. national two • party vote St. Nicholas, Jersey City, has weekly, and whose members en- examining the and rele- proper was 4.3%. while his loss of been Bo- gage in the for vant historical records THE KILUS Introduced Wil- appointed by Archbishop lay apostolate which by votes by Protestant Democrats land director of the Hudson to would have as their own sanctification, and revealed the true liams are S. 1123, which would and Independents on the reli- Curia. Father McGrath will assist their parish priests. One of meaning of the clause in ques- set 14 as the minimum age for gious issue was 6.5%, the sur- continue as director of tho New- their main activities is constant tion. Instead, the most minute of children and only employment vey said. ark Curia. He said that in attention 21 visitation of homes. was focused upon two outside school hours; S. 1126, The survey also reported a parishes of the Archdiocese there The borrows its termi- documents which had the which Legion only would provide for the reg- strong relationship between the 35 arc praesidia tunits) of the nology from the army of the Ro- most remote, if any, istration and crew bearing licensing of frequency of church attendance Legion of man means "bat- the First Mary. Empire—acies upon Amendment; even leaders or labor contractors (a hy Protestant Democrats and de- In Sunday's ceremony all ac- tle senatus, curia and these were distorted line,” twisted, and similar measure, Assembly 196, fections from the party. IT-otes- tive and auxiliary members of praesidium were designations of given a meaning their authors is pending in the New Jersey tant Democrats who were fairly tho Legion of Mary will make various divisions of the Roman clearly never intended. Senate after Assembly passage), regular in church attendance de- Individual renewal of the Act of such devious ONE OF HIS BOYS: Boland looks over army. By means, then, and'S. 1132, which would estab- serted their party in greater Archbishop the Maryknoll exhibit' at the Consecration with their hands on Officers of the Newark Curia the Supreme Court concluded hat lish a National Citizens Council numbers than did those Protes- vocation rally for boys on Apr. 14 at Seton Hall University, dedicated to Rev. Edward the Legion of Mary standard at are: Mildred Clark, Orange, "the ‘establishment of pres- rebgion’ on Migratory Labor. , tants who were indifferent in a of Seton McGuinncss, M.M., graduate Hall, who died after six years of service tho altar rail. The sermon will ident; Thomas Connelly, Car- clause of the First Amendment Williams is chairman of the their religion. the Guatemalan Indians. With the left to be by Rev. Edward Reynold, teret; Jean Union means at least this: among Archbishop are, right, Wil- Brando, City, neither a Senate subcommittee on migra- The full Msgr. conclusions made In of assistant director of the Legion’s and John state nor the Federal Government liam F. Furlong, archdiocesan director vocations; Noel O’Neill Ablondi, Maplewood. tory labor. His legislation also the survey will be printed in the of St. Brigid’s, New York Senatus. Officers will be elected for the can set a church. Neither North of St. up can was endorsed Labor Secre- June American Political Science Bergen; Timothy Meegan Joseph’s, Jersey City; Rev. Gerard Father by McCrane, Belger will lead the Hudson Curia in June. (Continued on Page 2) tary Arthur Goldberg. Review. M.M., and Joseph Scura of Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City. THE 2 ADVOCATE April 20, 1961 Unconstitutional? Let’s People in the News
Look at the Real Record! Rev. Martin Guslnde, S.V.D., and holiness despite personal Austrian anthropologist, has been sickness, and died in 1922. Con- (Continued from Pago awarded the 1) gross of a national state becomes still more understanda- Annandale Memori-1 gregation of Rites discussed he- pass laws which aid one this al Medal the religion, church; and nothing more. ble when we recall that at the hy Council of Ihe roic nature of her virtues in beat- aid all or religions, prefer one This was what was asked for time five of our 13 states still had Asiatic Society in Calcutta for ification cause. over another. No his contributions religion ... by six of the special conventions established churches (Massachu- to the study of Rev. Sharbel Maklhouf, Maron- tax in amount, in any large or called in the States during 1787 setts, Connecticut, New Hamp- anthropology Asia. ite Rite monk from Lebanon. small, can be levied to 1788 to John C. Hayes, president of the support and ratify the new Con- shire, Maryland and South Caro- Born at Beqa Kafra, Lebanon, any activities National Council religious or insti- stitution drawn up in Philadel- lina). of Catholic Men : 1828; ordained a priest of the tutions, whatever and dean of they may be phia in 1787. The words of the A few years earlier, in 1776, acting the Loyola Order of St. Anthony 1858; died called, or whatever form University law has been' they Virginia Convention (Jan. 26, there had been a total of nine, school, 1898 after spending last 23 years may adopt to each or practice 1788 named dean of the law school. at ) are unmistakably clear; the including these five and New of his life a hermitage.' Con- religion.” William L. Adrian delegates concluded the last item York, Virginia, North Carolina Bishop of gregation of Rites discussed he- Nashville on Apr. 1516 observed in a proposed Bill of Rights to be and Georgia. People in those roic nature of her virtues in beat- IF THE COURT had properly his 50th in added to the new federal Consti- states which had recently dises- anniversary the priest-1 ification cause. used the material in proper its tution with these hood, the 25th anniversary of his historical words: "that no tablished a state church were examination, it could as a particular or to consecration Bishop and his' Bishops.. religious sect soci- not anxious have it replaced . never have arrived at such a ety ought to be favored national 78th birthday. Most Rev. B. monstrous misstatement. or es- by a establishment; George Flahlff, The pro- tablished Bishop Leo C. Byrne, formerly by law in preference to those who lived under an existing C. 5.8., Superior General of the sources and per were, are, readi- of St. Louis, will take over his others.” New York’s demand was establishment (in the five states Easilian Fathers, will be conse- ly available in good any public "no duties as Coadjutor Bishop of similar: religious sect or so- mentioned) did not want an- crated as Archbishop of Winni- library; surely they were at the Wichita, Kan., ciety Apr. 25. 31 ought to be favored or es- other, either because they disap- peg on May at St. Michael’s disposal of the Justices. They are Lawrence Welk will be tablished by law in preference to proved of the concept of establish- given Cathedral, Toronto. principally two: Jonathan Elliot’s the 1961 Franciscan others.” These ment (the Award pre- "Debates in the and other similar Baptists in Connecti- Several State sented by a Franciscan in Died resolutions are recorded in Elli- cut) or because they did not group ... Conventions on the Adoption of Minnesota. ot's "Debates.” want a national church to com- Archbishop Mario Toccabelil of the Federal Constitution” and Bishop John J. pete with their local establish- Wright of Pitts- Siena, Italy, 71. Thomas H. Benton’s "Annals of THIS HAN ON the burgh will give the establish- ment (the Anglicans in Mary- keynote ad- Bishop James Pessers, at S.V.D., Congress.” ment of a national state church land). dress a four-day seminar on Dutch From missionary Bishop In Indo- these two works we can is what shines Christian to be held crystal clear in If the Supreme Court had start- unity In Ire- nesia who resigned his See be- readily learn that what the the words of the members land in June. of the ed its examination with some cause of his health in 1957, then members of the First Congress First Congress Committee Rev. Dominique Pire, worked (1789-1791) as such proper historical investiga- of Senators and Rep- 0.P., as a simple missioner intended the "no by establish- found in Benton’s "Annals.” Un- resentatives Belgian priest who won the 1958 before tion, it could never have arrived who devised the being brought back to Hol- ment” clause of the First Nobel Peace der the leadership of James Mad- at system, Your Prize, has been giv- land to die so distorted a definition of "no chaplain and that, as Senators and a month ago. Amendment to was prevent the ison, these men considered President en $10,500 by an Irish to in six establishment” as it gave in the for eight years, he group Rev. Eugene P. Burke, C.S.C., establishment by act of Con- different forms what signed help construct an “Irish" vil- of Notre eventually Everson decision, a definition as many appropriation Dame, Ind., 77, former became the “no lage for refugee families in establishment” which prohibited any legislation bills for the salaries of these Eu- president of Portland University clause of the First Amendment. chaplains. Representatives rope. and time editor one by Congress or a state legisla- of Ave Maria, What Congress wanted to do is ture which weekly Catholic magazine. would “aid one reli- Evidently he saw no conflict For residents of northern New Jersey who may wish to Causes clear in the words of Mr. Madi- ... gion [or] aid all religions” and belween the First Amendment edvise their representatives in Congress of their views on fed- son in commenting on the re- tax Rev. Candldo Casals, Rev. Jose forbade "a in any amount, and payment from the eral public aid to education, or other quests that had come from the large small pending legislation, following Maria Ruiz Cano, Rev. Jaime or to be levied to sup- treasury for these are their names and addresses: several “religious Gelada, states for protection ’’ Rev. Marcelliano Alonzo, port any religious activities or activities. This chaplain sys- against an established church. He SENATORS: Spanish Claretian institutions, whatever they tem is still in 170 missionaries, said may vogue, years Hon. Clifford P. Case IDEAL that he "believed they were killed that the be called or whatever form they later. during the Span- tea Hon. Harrison A. Williams people feared that one ish Civil War. Sacred sect might may adopt to teach or practice The Congrega- obtain same First Congress (Each may be addressed at Senate Office tion of Rites a predominance, or two religion.” Building, in Rome discussed For Communion Breakfasts, combine I inaugurated the practice, fol- Washington, D. C.) their together and establish a writings in beatification lowed also to the THIS, is present day, of cause. Partin, Luncheon, Dinners religion to which they would com- I HOWEVER, precisely REPRESENTATIVES: for 65 others to the court did not its providing chaplains the men Sister pel conform.” do; Hon. Peter Giuseppina. Vannini and other ;what in the Frelinghuysen Jr. (District 5) of Group Affairs It historical armed forces, paid from was precisely to prevent research was quite dif- Hon. Florence Dwyer (District 6) Rome, founder of the Institute the public to out this that the "no establishment” ferent. It carefully avoided any treasury, carry Hon. William B. Widnall (District of the Daughters of St. Camillus. suitable "religious activities.” 7) clause of the First Amendment significant reference either to the Hon. Charles S. Joelson (District 8) Burn July 7, 1859; died Feb. 23, in which Similarly, there was inaugurated 1911. SPECIAL was formulated and adopted. “Debates,” we find the Hon. Frank C. Osmers Jr. (District 9) Congregation of Rites dis- m at a true of the “no this time policy of support- cussed origin establish- Hon. Peter W. Rodino Jr. (District 10) writings in beatification TnE WILL OF the American ment” to ing religious works the clause, or the “Annals,” among Hon. Hugh J. Addonizio (District 11) cause. of people 1787-1788 in the matter in which we Indians of the West as a means Sister have the contem- Hon. George M. Wallhauser (District 12) Maria Fortunata Vitl of record of its elaboration of civilizing them. Veroli, "BANQUET porary Hon. Cornelius E. Gallagher (District 13) Italy. Born Feb. 10, 1827; and adoption. This practice was continued Hon. Dominick V. Daniels (District 14 1 entered Benedictine convent in The Supreme Court could still for over 100 (Each 1851 and became famed lonely years and never may be addressed at House Office Building Wash- for piety have saved itself from its la- once caused the slightest twinge ington, D. C.) mentable ROOM" HE error if the Justices had of conscience regarding its con- The above shows the Accounts insured up vows map general area of the Congressional but considered to $lO,OOO. the attitude of the stitutionality in the minds of districts. Savings rocctved by Congress and the Presidents over Congressmen who voted such FACILITIES 15th of month brtdb the years in the matter of appropriations, of Point and at and, since earn gov- Presidents Annapolis ural, primary sources from which Thisisa from the Ist ernment at aid to religion. For, in who signed them or of Indian then the Air Force Academy. ft could have learned what this Sava bridesmaid at these by mad. WupaypMfcjg* Congress has who disbursed The who motKm ofthe many ways, author- agents the funds. Congressmen voted tlause was designed to do. Yet ized —and Presidents have for such bills, the Presidents who ap- The 1947 Court the court professed to be con- fixer-upper bHde'Q Supreme made aid • * tn* proved from the signed them, over the ARROW • « public of Thomas Jefferson the great years, ducting the expected historical treasury, that is, by taxation, for were all sworn to and it most HORN & patron of "no aid to one religion, uphold investigation; did so religion and activities. defend the Constitution. SAVINGS religious no aid to all religions." Yet the Are we elaborately, most impressively Let me cite but a few examples. records to assume that they have, again with all the sound & LOAN ASSOCIATION (readily available to any apparatus of half-serious and again, for 170 years, violated But what did it HARDART 120 So. Avenue «* HAMBON AVI. HAHOON THE SAME First research worker* scholarship. use Orange Congress their solemn must miini..nm,niTii show that in 1803 President Jef- oaths? This we for material, for sources? Newark 3, N. J. »nn which drafted the First Amend- mi. tb i submitted assume, if we are to That is ment which .ersnn to the Senate pay any an Important ques- might reasonably heed to the Supreme Court’s un- tion and a most be to for ratification a treaty with the interesting one, RESTAURANTS expected understand what sound, artificial Kaskaskia Indians definition of the answer to which will still it had put into that amendment—- of the North- what the "no establishment” further reduce west Territory. This con- if that were inaugurated the system of con- treaty clause of the First Amendment possible the value gressional who tained provisions for the pay- of the NEW JERSEY chaplains are paid was ment the United States designed to do, Everson definition of this from the public treasury for per- by gov- clause of the First Amendment. Garden State Plata SPEECH forming the religious service of ernment of $lOO a year for the ANY DETAILED study of the of Catholic That answer I to supply Paramus opening and closing with support a priest who attitude of Congress in the mat hope prayer next would minister to the ter to week. the sessions of the Senate and needs of of aid religion would have Phone* Diamond 3-3633 these Indians and for contribu- brought out St. Anne’s the House of Representatives. a a very significant Speech Cenlet tion of $3OO f from the federal fact. Since 1870, no less than 25 at- It is significant that James School Loan LONG ISLAND treasury to assist in the tempts have been to Madison, the leading figure in building made secure FAIRLAWN of a Catholic church. an amendment to the the drafting of the First Amend- Constitu- 141*57 Northern Blvd. tion which Study Put Off ment, member Of these provisions Mr. Jef- would ban any form (ol Poriom will register new students on was a of the joint Blvd.), Fluihlng ferson must of public state have approved; aid, by or federal WASHINGTON The GET A (NO— I Phone, otherwise he would not have government, to schools operated Independence 1-7715 Monday April 24th and Senate education committee submitted them for Senate rati- by religious groups or teaching has "FIX-IT” LOAN & fication. This is the Jefferson religious beliefs. One such pro- postponed public hear- AT Rooievelt Field Shopping Center Monday Ist at 2, Borgos Borgos posal had the May of fact, hardly the Jefferson of strong backing of ings on a bill to provide fed- Oorden City Insurance the the 1947 Supreme Court. Civil War hero, President eral loans 3.4 and for construction FIDELITY Phone, 5 P.M. U. S. Grant, and of James G. UNION Pioneer 7-7361 of all kinds of private and grade TRUST IN 1948, SIX weeks after the Blaine, Speaker of the House, fu- parochial COMPANY Childrenafflicted with sound and high schools. stuttering, omissionsr •93 KKARNY AVINUE Supreme Court's definition of the ture candidate for the Bank Aik (or the Manager. He will be presidency TH« That’* hot You First Amendment The hearings were originally Strong I substitutions, additions and ban on any and and one of the most pleoted to distortions, KIARNY, N. J. certainly set 17 Membei provide complete detalli. nasality, for Apr. and 18. There FKirill Deposit Inuiunce Coiponlion abnormal all public aid to religion, as an- influential public figures of his rapid speech, voice, cleft was no word from the subcom- 'The palate, low (■Oil! j. iorooi nounced in the Everson decision, time. Public Appreciate! Quality" mittee when will be held, and so ALItiT H. lIAZI confirmed they volume, delayed speech forth will be ac- was in the McCollum These efforts are sig- doubly hut the to WILLIAM i. aiACCUN' delay is expected be are case (Mar. 4, 1948), Congress nificant, first, because in- cepted. Parents trained with the children in they at least week. and President Truman dicate that a the correction Am WYi 1-87(0 passed the advocates of process. Recordings are made at signed a bill authorizing the U. S. such amendments did not be- SEN. WAYNE MORSE of Ore- the and end of Maritime Commission "to lieve beginning instruction to measure con- that such a prohibition gon, ,chairman of the subcom- struct a suitable chapel for re- was in the mitce of the Labor improvement. A course of twelve sessions costs already incorporated and Public ligious worship by any denomina- First Amendment (as the 1947 Welfare said the $42.00. This five Committee, Center with Its affiliated Centers tion, sect or religion” at the Supreme Court says); second- postponement was necessary be- In BONDS Somerville, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Academy at Kings Point, N. Y. ly, because, without exception, cause of other business. y\ REPAIR YOUR HOME Nassau has Payment would be made for this they were rejected by the elect- lie said a Senate vote on the helped over 5,250 students since from with structure government funds. ed representatives of the Amer- minimum wage bill was sched- 1948. Insurance Similar chapels, of course, had ican people. uled on the days set for the MODERNIZATION been already erected at West A recent of this na- public hearings on loans and Ave Maria proposal _ LOAN ture was introduced in the House that the remainder of the week We II be to glad arrange a low-cost had Modemtatlon Loan by Rep. Joseph K. Bryson on earlier been set aside for for anything and Private Tutoring everything thpt needj doing to put May 2, 1947, just 89 days after closed-door sessions by the sub- at '* s bes for whatever Spanlah. French and Encliah you need up achool PySto $5,000 . to|- 5 lliah atudenta and peraona the Supreme Court in the Ever- committee on the administra- take up years to repay (in somt foinv abroad. tion's “P *° 515,000 with 7 to son decision said that such a pro- proposal (S. 1021) to years repay/ Ther?S'no led tape no mortgage. Come in time— GREAT CATHOLIC HARRY W. PASCOE hibition already existed in the grant $2.3 billion to public any you needn't be TOURS a depositor. Ail “no 12 offices are open 17 Falrview Avenue establishment” clause of the grade and high schools. Monday evenings, South Orange. N J Tel. SO 2 7427 First Amendment. The loan bill (S. 1482) before vl ° Evidently Mr. 4 Bryson had no confidence in the subcommittee Is “^SWISSAIR the co-sponsored court's opinion; neither should by Sen. Morse and Sen. Joseph S. Catholic Nurses Holy Land, Middle we! Clark of Pennsylvania. //rust Tours to It calls for $350 million fed- (Company Europe 1961 East and THE SUPREME Court Europe then, in eral loans over Vlelt Portusel Spain FOR YOU a three-year pe- of Franc# PLANNED elaborating its definition of New luly Swiuer. "no riod for construction of private, Jersey land Ireland Germany. Undar Spiritual Direction establishment,” avoided the nat- Sea placet you've dreamed of non profit schools. Rav Frank RODIMIR • about like Lourdet. Katlma, J. city Hoboken • Waahawken Parla. Rome anil olher St. Rrendon’a.CUfton Union City . Watt Now York. l.c.ucu. fabled cltiea all the Aaa’t Chancellor. Pateraon re- Member Federal vered ahrlnea. Diocese Depot)! Iniuranco Corporatloa 22 DAYS $1062 leaving JUNE 2 and vlslUnc Egypt. Jordan. laraal. Places in the News NIWARK Greece, Italy, Germany. ARCHDIOCIIB 4a Switzerland. Under Spiritual Direction A team of of 23 DAYS $1337 speakers from Sword system, which would be secular, Rev. Narrold A. Murray of the Catholic SPRING! East Spirit, organiza- to the existing Protestant and Orange Catholic lother departure. June It, tion in lamdon, is sent to Catholic In Hlah Aaa't .Moderator. Auf. 4, lept, I) being systems Quebec Prov- TUNE>UP Archdlocoaan Guild of Northern Rhodesia lo conduct a nce. Catholic Nuraea Aaa’t a Director; Archdloceaan m a week-long multi-racial seminar The State Senate in Maine has Hoepltal Western Europe on the Christian in today's world. abled without debate a hill to SPECIAL! Departa May I and Ireland The 100th anniversary of the allow municipalities to furnish extension of the of bus M PATIRSON Apostleship transportation for non-public Under Spiritual Direction DIOCISI iM Ut ua BLUEPRINT Prayer into a world- school children. • of for program MOTOR TUNE-UP Under Spiritual Direction function wide movement marked Rev. Lawrence Cardellehlo you your next or was in The Bishops of South India of • ADJUST BRAKES Rev. Thomas Trapatio Our Lady of Sorrows. and allow Washington with five days of have celebrntion you exactly decided to form a Catholic Blsased Sacrament. Jersey City Make Your how It ahould be handler). ceremonies and discussions. Teachers’ Guild In each diocese. • COMPLETE LUBRICATION Patarson Leaving AUGUST S 18. and Anew $2 million junior St. Joseph's Hospital. Reservation visiting Portugal* Spain, Our twenty-five years of semi Catholic and Protestant schol- • COOLINO SYSTEM 6-cyl. l4« Paterson Italy. Switzerland. Germany. EXPERIENCE In nary in (ialt, Calif., will be dedi- ars will meet at I.ouvain, Bel- St. Mary's Hospital, Nowl France off-premia* Droining and and Ireland. cated the Nothing, checking I’asaaiu la your by Apostolic Delegate gium, 2 for discus- uiterinK assurance Apr. 28-May hotel and Daparta Aug. JSth 23. Ihermottat. 5 22 DAYS $1062 of a successful event. Apr. sions on science and religion. t-cyl. St. Thomas in Denver Budget Your Repair! Other 1) Seminary Georgetown University in Deperture. June lother deperture. July 14 • September • has been accredited the North Washington Aueuit 15, Sept, S> by has been awarded a Lubricants, Parts Extra Central Association of Colleges $250,000 grant by the National and Call or Write: Secondary Schools. Science Foundation for construc- SPECIALISTS IN An inter-diocesan at COLLISION-BODY WORK seminary tion of new research ▲ CATERING chemistry Ett. 932 l. Our SERVICE Kabwe in the 1 Ambrotlna, Preildent Congo has been facilities. 3085 JOS. M. BYRNE CO. < i HUDSON BLVD., JERSEY CITY WKBT ORANGE. NEW. JERSEY RXdwood 1-4300 closed because of unrest political German Catholics during Lent SERVICE DEPT. TRAVEL SERVICE Entrance on aa* there. contributed more than $12.5 mil- CHEVROLET A SKILLMAN AVE. • 01 6-8000 838 BROAD ST. NEWARK 2 MA 3-1740 / A group has been formed in lion to Open Dally 7 30 A aid the hungry and sick M. |. 7.30 P.M. to Wed. Montreal add a third school of the world. Till 6 P.M.—Sol. Till Neon Holy See Issues Instructions April 20, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 3 Relieve Churchman On Diocesan Liturgy Calendars Angola VATICAN with Sedition CITY (NC) The of feast days of saints from the The Charged instruction suggests the es- Holy See issued a decree (NC) de- calendar. tablishment of “a feast LUANDA, Angola The Archbishop’s letter said. "Th® strict adherence single of manding to his- In an apostolic letter 70-year-old Vicar General of the belongs to and an- all the martyrs and Bishops of a priest everyone torical accuracy in the special nouncing Luanda Archdiocese who is under that decree, Pape diocese who are therefore cannot belong to any observances usually com- liturgical of local di- John XXIII arrest in on sedition said that special memorated by a diocese but in- Portugal particular group." oceses and religious orders. diocesan and. charges has been removed from Following the religious calen- cluding (by name) only the most Archbishop's It issued new instructions Arch- to di- dars as soon as should his ecclesiastical duties hy statement, the Bishops of possible illustrious ones for whom histori- Angola ocesan throughout Mniscs de Bishops the be made to “conform to the cal data exist.” bishop Alves Pinho. met here’ to discuss the crisis world and to heads of religious principles and ideals The Vicar General, Msgr. Man- kindled hy the sudden of the new These provisions apply primari- emergence orders to make their special cal- uel Mcndes das was ar- edition of the rubrics and of ly to the older Neves, of African nationalism. In a joint endars areas of Christi- conform to the Church’s the calendar.” rested Mar. 21 and sent by air pastoral they stated that the anity, such as Europe, where renewed on the to Lisbon. Portuguese authorities recent emphasis cycle The new decree said it is good since the Middle Ages Church condemns the which focuses many pri- attention on Sun- for each diocese to have vate alleged that the partly Negro atrocities, which they said wer® its own devotions have over the cen- days and the feasts and seasons calendar. prelate was responsible for sedi- instigated by foreign liturgical But it warns turies become public feast days. agitators. tious celebrating the major mysteries the Church authorities responsi- pamphlets that circulated They urged the people to be calm of the Christian during mid-March riots in this religion. ble for drawing up special litur- THE INSTRUCTION reiterates and advised the victims of atroc- gical calendars African territory. ities to seek not to give local Cope John’s order of last July, not revenge. THE INSTRUCTION was issued Africans massacred some 200 feasts preference over the tem- on conforming to the spirit ef by the Sacred whites in Congregation of poral or the the recent PAPAL the north during the St. Peter’s Alumni cycle universal reforms. It states that AUDIENCE: Luke E. Hart of St. of Rites. It complements the con- feasts of the Louis, supreme knight the Knights of riots. An Italian missionary priest Church. those who draw up special calen- Columbus, stands before To gregation's decree last Pope John audience at was Open Meeting of July dars must during special the Vatican. murdered after being bound The instruction lists a number be careful in observ- simplifying the Missal and Brevi- and beaten for two days. JERSEY CITY The monthly of devotional feasts which it said ing the proper season adhering ary and eliminating a number Alves de Pinho meeting of the St. Peter’s Prep to the of Archbishop did can be observed only in those cycle the mystery of the First not comment directly on the Alumni Friday club on May places which have special rela- Redemption, which must take Asks of charges brought against 4 will he open to the public, with tion to them. One mentioned is precedence over other feasts. Pope Msgr. Development Rev. Paul A. S J., To Canonize Mendes das Neves. But two days Fitzgerald, the Feast of Our Lady of Loreto. Thus every Sunday is a com- after issuing his statement reliev- assistant to the president of the This commemoration is now to be memoration of Christ's Resurrec- tion, Church Music to Aid ing his Vicar General of his dut- Jesuit Educational Association, observed only at the shrine at and Sundays, and feasts Missions Italian Nun ies, he told Catholics of the arch- due to on “Federal Aid to of Our Lord and the Blessed speak Loreto, Italy. diocese Education." VATICAN CITY
to Danger to HEAT Community—Fed- these differences." kgr destroy of this question because the eral education aid which ex- But federal aid which ignores (Supreme Court) Justices have cludes private schools would private schools out “singles been careful to leave it on the endanger democratic tradi- and prefers one part of the either side.”—Dr. Robert K. JAMES T. BRENNAN, INC. tion of pluralism in education. American educational system Hutchins, former chancellor, "YEARS OF EXPERIENCE BEHIND US" “The very concept of democ- over the other. This is danger- University of Chicago, now racy differences in It of implies phil- ous. is a danger to the civic president, Center for the Study Specialists in GAS and all types osophy, culture, religion and community, for in effect it says of Democratic Institutions. HEATING— PUBLIC SERVICE APPROVED many other fundamental val- government is the preferred Need for Assistance—“ Fede- HEnedrson 3-6599 ues. Democracy cannot afford educator.”—George E. Keed, ral aid to children attend- Monticello N. J. associate director NCWC 242 Ave. Jersey City, ing non-public schools is but Legal Department, in an ad- dress in Washington. one side of the issue. 1 believe that as Americans we can quite Discussion Irrelevant—Ques- ask tions raised about fairly Congress to prove extending that there is need for the FREE federal aid to a private and paro- federal government to supply chial schools are “incompe- NEW COUNCIL: Michael second from state of aid to education Doody, left, past deputy the tent, irrelevant and immateri- for anyone, Knights of Columbus, the to Grand James O’Donnell of al.” anywhere. presents gavel Knight the newly “A flood formed of the Lakes of words has been Queen Council, Lake Hopatcong. on are Rev. A tax Looking Bren- exemption is given to and spoken written about how dan Madden, chaplain; Rev. Francis P. McGowan, of Our of the Q>u/uutu/ie private schools because they pastor Lady Lake, desperate our educational sys- Mt. Quality are deemed to be Arlington; and Deputy Grand Knight Joseph Wallace. :i: performing tem is for more financial aid, a public service. “If they are m i and that the only source for Invites to visit our featuring and if it is a service that would you showrooms, Al J£ such aid is the U. S. govern- i otherwise have to be Letter from modern, contemporary & furniture. supplied ment. Yet I cannot recall read- Vatican Stresses provincial by the public, then there is no POEKEL Also in custom ing or hearing a single specific specializing made furniture. reason in the world pri- RECORDING why case that would beyond doubt Value vate organizations should not of for Man TRAVEL BUREAU establish the fact that our ed- Sports Our Location Saves You Money receive appropriate assistance Specialising in BANK cational system is rotting away PARIS (NC) Sports which aim at the complete de- 3604-3610 NEW YORK AVE. UNION CITY, N. J. from the government. PILGRIMAGES and needs U.S. government of man velopment a can help make him a better UNion 7-1923 “We know the Christian, Gloria DwraU* metal, sturdylock. Constitution help to rescue it."—Bishop Ma- Coughlin, Manager a Vatican letter told Catholic can be invoked on physical educators here. Representative for oil Takee ail colon An attractive either side rion F. Forst of Dodge City. The letter • was written in the name of John Steamships • Cruises • Airlines Home bank that will help yon Pope morel • Motels • Moh Is • ran XXIII by Cardinal Tardini, Vatican Secretary of State, to Auto-rentals and Travelers Checquti A GIFT a convention here marking the Business Loans HELP WANTED 50th of the CEnter 9-3377 from Mohawlc H anniversary founding Cardinal Tardini praised the you open a of the Catholic International 860 Automobile We have Fed- federation's efforts to offer Bloomfield Loans NEW savings account of $lO openings for DEALERS both in our peo- Avc., Regular eration for Education. insured Physical ple from different social classes Verona, N.J. or more. Savings up and New Aid Line of Accounts Beauty Quality Plus Products instructive Checking to $lO,OOO. FEDERATION members "healthy and distrac-1 Part or Full time. For details call from lions by offering them a vast and nine countries discussed the dop- Mortgages varied choice of sports.” latest ing of athletes and other chal- p " TE 5-4895 He pointed out that it also Personal Loans dividend annum lenges to the Catholic conscience 3t%4/0 seeks "to give youth a sound WYman 2-4348 in modern sport. Archbishop Pa- Savings Accounts olo moral and Christian foundation MY CLEANING Bcrinl:, Apostolic Nuncio to OPIN ACCOUNT IN PIUON and France, p
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Should of unhealthy and bru- bur thea- sex, gore jollier articles and some of them Schramm, Jack and for to Lyle ahead in this department tors, government and re- ters turn tality which our away unaccompanied youth are ex- even appear in the picture, which Edwin B. Parker. Stanford Uni- the posed almost first one or two grades. searchers. Each was rhetorical- youngsters when such films are every time they en- has warmth and spiritual appeal versity Press. $6. ter After that, the advantage dis- ly asked to do something about showing? an American theater.” as well, presumably, as authen- This is, by the author’s claim and the present state of TV fcast November appears prolonged TV pro- the Bishops’ FRENCH PRODUCER ticity. the “first full-length of viewing in later the Committee Georges study years will hurt, gramming, low percentage urg- de la Grandiere last week showed the impact of television rather than of first class ed help a child in programs in prime some such his on North American “Bernadette of Lourdes” in General Della Rovi ‘re children.” school. viewing time, the heavy to per- system safe It is not to he with Hollywood. Originally in French, Excellent (Adults, adolescents) confused Most of the study was done centage of violence in most guard “young the Vance it now has dubbed English dia- ' The long-tarnished directorial Packard or John on youngsters in the second, popular and programs. impression- logue. brilliance of Roberto Rossellini Keats type of study which takes sixth and 10th grades. Their final appeal Is worth able minds la some Count de Grandiere, who is restored in this sensitive sus- popular symbol such as Heavy TV viewers ranked repeating: “We must mobilize from that sub- finned cars, split-level produced the drama (his best). In it houses higher in the second grade, but the talent and sense of ject matter and prize-winning pense public “Monsieur j Vittorio de Sica, swindler or television, goes only skin lower in sixth and 10th grades. of treatment Vincent,” gives the as of responsibility broadcasters, in deep and then to tear Bernadette Soubirous story war victims and master mas- proceeds By the time the latter grade the love and guidance and com- films which a it On documentary, rather querader, gives the apart. the contrary, it was reached, the viewing of panionship of parents, not than the- performance guidance they are yet of is a serious sociological atrical presentation. It Is in his distinguished career. The study, bright children had dropped to from schools and yes, even the mature enough but one which rises black and white isupporting cast is alive with real, above its a minimum, with a finer se- skill and interests of research- to with actual assimilate.” genus backgrounds of meaningful by occasional- lection of to Massabeille, characters, as real being only programs boot. ers ... to (help) television Bast week, Msgr. Thomas F. dull. Lourdes as the grimy PRIEST: ly strengthen, not and the Nevcrs con- backgrounds GLACIER Rev. Bernard debilitate, the Little, executive secretary of the Hubbard, S.J., made PERHAPS THE MOST inter- vent where, following the Grot- against which they move. An en- the A great help in this direction human resource." E.J.G. National vis- 2,000-mile journey walrus-skin to Legion of Decency, to grossing movie for all but by boat Eskimo, has been the esting part of tlie book was a ited miracles, Bernadette spent young the confining of the the Hollywood studios. He children. camps along shores of the Bering Sea which is the her brief life. Danicle Ajorct. longer statistical tables to the says he found of ‘This Is Land’ many top movie of the Comcdie subject the film "Cliff Dwellers of the to rear section of the where Holy in favor Francaise, is a Arctic,” book, producers of voluntary Sins be 25 at 7 be perused Films on TV lovely Bernadette, the cast is of Rachel Cade shown Apr. p.m. on Channel 7. Shown with they may at length Adopted by Airline classification. Following li.nt good and the In H a of fUma on TV by - narrative, claims Fair (Adults) Father Hubbard is his professionals the field. Apr. 22 NEW YORK "This Is The One large group of exhibitors, dog, Mageek. 28. There may be change* In the' is This The more tables are *ome due to cuts for TV but Theater producer, accurate in story of a Protestant mis- significant iin, gen- Holy Land," recently published Owners of America, ac- included with the eiAlly the original Legion of Decency every detail. sionary in the Congo who text and even rating* be accepted Hawthorn Books (The Advo- knowledges “a broad Belgian may at correct. by responsibil- The these can be FOR THE apparitions are not shown nursed an injured RAF skipped without FAMILY cate, Mar. 23) has been ity to provide the theater-going surgeon, adopted as they were losing any of the Bachelor A Bobby- In Old Chiral o in the Jenni- then bore him a child out of wed- Television message. by Air France as their official public with means of determin- Radio Soxcr Koopinf Company fer Jones film of Franz Werfcl’s lock, not Born Reckless Little Tokyo, does stand up well, guide for tours of the Holy Land. ing for themselves and families, very Breaking Sound “Song of Bernadette." This either JUST WHAT IS the message? U.S.A. the of as constructive drama, as SUNDAY, APR. 73 Barrier Rio Grand# Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, Yousuf desirability seeing a given makes SUNDAY, a (5) Face that television Campbell’* much more effective the a representative story of APR. 23 «.m. of World. Kev. Chiefly affects King- Sand flow' Karsh, and H. V. Morton colla- motion picture.” but another religious 6:15 a m WNENV Sacred Heart. Rob«n 1. Cannon. S.J. different children dom Sinxinx Outlaw vision which a m. (41 in different Hevll scenes, rely entirely workers in Africa, or as a 7 a.m. WNEW Hour of Crucified a "Talk About God ." I* Sissy Stand Up A Fixht borated on the book, as group, Allied Theater Owners, is pic- Down designed upon Miss Ajorct’s 7 13 a m. WNBC Hour of St. Fran- 'P, * (4) Inquiry. "The Catholic ways; that home environment on Farm storm Rider expressive, ture of the Congo. Certain cia Church A Ccnaorsliip." Eternal Sea Straight PUc# & a pilgrimage in words and pic- opposed. „ cyni- and native facial reactions. Bernadette 7:30 WHOM—Sacred Hour 1:80 P.m. (4> "The intelligence are the Exile Show None of is cal comparisons are drawn be- a m. Heart Cardinal Pro- tures. It has been selected by the the theater men would 730 a.m. WOK Marian Theater. tram, Catholic Charities Mineral. decisive factors 13 Maiden I*ane Thunder Over shown dying in an arm in how much undertake chair, tween Christian religion and pa- H am. WPAT —Sacred Heart TUeSDAY, APR. II Firefly Tanxtors Catholic Digest Book Club, Catho- to keep youths away 17) and what kind of Hoodlum Winkl# the actual one, says de la Gran H 30 a.in. WMCA Ave Mana Hour. "expedition/' etory of television a Empire Willie gan superstition. Bernard Hot When I lic Family Book Club and Catho- from films “recommended only 830 am WWRL Ave Maria Hour nev. Hubbard In the Arctic. Carso Grow Up SATURDAY, child will see; that the most I Wan 1010 a m. WFHA-FM—"Our Spiritual APR. It Monty’* lic Literary Foundation. for adults.” This still would be 1 Mother” drama. Mary Productions. p.m. (ill Christophers. "The Role important question of all, Double of tho Homemaker." up to parents. 12:45 pm WFUV-F.M Sacied Heart "What does television FOR ADOLESCENTS 1 Pm. WH V CFM) - Ave Maria. do to a ADULTS, Current Ambassador'* Uj in Brief 230 pin WNBC Catholic Hour. cannot be answered So Proudly We ” child?”, CLASSIFICATION presents Plays Daughter Hail J1.00.51i5.11.50, auiu Personal Rcsponsibilty & tho J1.75 Christian.” Newark with the insufficient evidence Bride Cam* COD Somewhere For those who Rev. John F. Cronin Knights In MKlmiT at 1,30 am. Sundays ms Am touchy problems. 5 pm WFI'V (FM»—Ave Maria Hour. Crime Asain*t Joe Nisht By Joan Thellusson Ph.D. on hand. The authors no AAATS.WID .5AT..H013.3 A m SUM.34O AM Nourse, « WFUV take Criminal Lawyer Sons Thin Man must work the system—probably pin
Miss Sullivan Mother C. Edward was als» sur- vived seven sisters L. I.— A Re- by and four BRENTWOOD, brothers. quiem Mass was offered at St. Joseph’s Convent here on Apr. Michael Whalen 19 for Mother Charles Edward, WESTFIELD A Solemn Re- C.S.J., 89, who died Apr. 15 at Flushing. quiem Mass was offered on Apr. 12 at Church A native of County Clare, Ire- Holy Trinity or Michael Whalen, one of the land, Mother Charles entered the 94, oldest members Sisters of St. Joseph’s of Brent- of the parish, who 9 69 died on Apr. at home. wood years ago, serving at many schools in the Brooklyn Di- Mr. Whalen was a native of ocese and later being elected Kilkenny, Ireland, but had lived in 70 Mother General of the order. She Westfield for the past years. had been in retirement for the He is survived by his wife, Mrs. past four years. Mary Rigney Whalen, by two Mother Charles is survived by daughters, Sister Mary Dominick of St. one sister, Sister Mary Justa, Mary’s. Dumont, and Sis- AT SOCIAL CONCLAVE: Bishop McNulty chats with Rev. George Hagmaier, C.S.P. C.S.J., and by several nieces and ter Anita Agnes of SS. Peter and (right), noted who was nephews, including Sister John Paul, St. Thomas Island, sociologist, guest speaker at a program conducted by the Virgin Associated Catholic Charities of Patrice, C.S.J., and Patrick J. Islands, by three sons, 11 grand- Paterson on Apr. 16. on are Looking Msgr. John Cherry of Park. children and 19 great-grandchil- J. and Rev. Paljsades Shanley, left, Frederick P. Slanina, M.S.W., who also spoke. idren. Sister M. Adelaide Paul W. Smith K of C News Advocate Art NEWBURGH, N. Y. A Re- quiem Mass was offered at the GLEN ROCK A Requiem of Mt. St. Mass offered chapel Mary’s Convent was at St. Catha- SILVER ANNIVERSARY: Governor Meyner signs the naming Apr. In Show on 13 proclamation Apr. for Sister Ade- rine's Church on Apr. 17 for Paul 12 as War Chicago Mary Catholic Veterans Day in New Jersey in honor of laide Donovan, W. Smith, 57, who the 25th anniversary Convention to Honor CHICAGO Art work which 0.P., 84, who died died on Apr. of the of the of 13 chartering Department New there on Apr. 10. after suffering a heart attack Jersey. With the governor are, front appeared on the covers of three at row, left to right, Past Commander Edward J. Sister M. Adelaide was a na- his home. Dwyer of Newark Christmas supplements in The and Commander of Cresenzi of Advocate is included tive Elizabeth, where she was A native of Mr. Smith Bayonne; standing, Past McCorristin in an ex- Brooklyn, W. Castaldo Commander Michael Genovese of educated at Msgr. St. Patrick’s School. was head of the Dr. R. tax Springfteid, Past Commander hibit of the paintings of Virginia department Louis Panigrosso of Perth Amboy, Nicholas Broderick She entered the Dominican Sis- for the Union Carbide M. of ATLANTIC CITY Msgr. Holy Name Hospital, [Gaertner on view here Corpora- Nimetz South Plainfield, national welfare Past Teaneck, ters of 1902 officer, Commander Joseph D. Charles wil! Apr. 23-May 13. Newburgh in and her tion. He is survived by his Wanl of Union G. McCorristin, chaplain speak at the annual Father | wife, City and Past Commander Albert Mrs. Broderick longest teaching assignment was Mrs. Margaret Kennedy J. Schwind of Clifton. of the New Jersey State Council and Son Communion breakfast designed the Smith, at St. Paul’s Grammar School, two original color featured in daughters, a sister and 13 of the Knights of Columbus for on Apr. 30 at the Rock, follow- j layouts The Advocate’s Christmas Jersey City. She had been in re- grandchildren. Seton Hall the past 31 will be of ing 8 a.m., Mass issues Chapter years, guest in St. Aloysius tirement for four Church. 1958, 1959 and 1960. The col- years. Mr. Smith had received honor at the state convention Tickets may be obtained [of those several Hears Fr. LoBianco lection of her work in which Among in attendance at Communion breakfast on 6 »’ calling Daniel at I they Papal honors,- including Knight May Flynn CA- 'the funeral were Msgr. Leo L. SOUTH ORANGE Rev. at the Traymore Hotel. -6-3713. appear will go on exhibit in Im- Grand Cross, Knight Commander Mahoney, pastor of St. Paul’s, Frank Loßianco, assistant super- niaculata High School here at a of the Pastor of St. James, Wood- New and Holy Sepulcher and Knight intendent o 4 Jersey State Caravan, Or- tea Apr. 23. The exhibit will Msgr. Leo J. Martin, pastor of Malta. of schools for the New- Msgr. McCorristin is cel- be He was an associate bridge, der of Alhambra A Our Lady of ark Archdiocese, will be guest ceremonial open weekdays, Saturdays and |of Victories, Jersey trustee of St. Michael’s ebrating the 50th anniversary of and dinner-dance The survivors include College, speaker at the charter degree will be Sundays. I City. a Vermont. meeting his ordination this year. He was held 23 of the Seton Apr. at the Robert Treat Mrs. and her number of nieces and nephews Hall chapter of the ordained May 27, 1911, at SS. Broderick, hus- Hotel, Newark, at which l in the Elizabeth area. Council for Exceptional Children a class band, author Robert Broderick, Katherine Oates Peter and Paul Cathedral. Phila- of 100 28 at candidates will be Initiated. live in Wauwatosa, on Apr. McNulty Hall on He served Wis, ORANGE A Requiem delphia. as chaplain Mrs. Grace Bauer Mass the campus. was offered at book of the K. of JERSEY A St. John's Church Woodbury Council, CITY - Solemn Father Loßianco will discuss 1920 on 14 for Miss C., in the sand was appoint- Mass offered at Apr. Katherine C. Requiem was St. ’’Trends in Special Education.” 1929. Oates, who died 12 at ed state in 3rd Peter’s Church 13 Apr. home chaplain Order on for The with Launches Apr. after program will also include a Mrs. Grace Bauer, 72, who died a long illness. Caldwell Council Rev. Ed- resume of the growth of the Spe- Apr. 9 at the Rev. John Oates ward Swierzbinski, chaplain of Jersey City Medi- of Sacred cial Education Department at Se- Heart the Racial Justice cal Center. Cathedral, a nephew, of- ton Hall and the Mt. Carmel Drive fered the Mrs. Bauer was the mother of Mass. Miss Oates was Guild. Marist Assistant the late Rev. William J. also survived by one brother M NEW YORK Bauer, and All interested persons are In- I Rev. Roy M. Gasnick, 0.F.M., director happy S.J., principal of St. Peter’s Prep one sister. vited to attend. °f the Boston Council for Interracial General Leaves I Understanding, out- at the time of his death. Sur- lined the of NEW YORK Brother Paul framework the new interracial program of vivors include a daughter, five beginning the Third of St. Ambrose, F.M.S., assistant gen- Order Francis at the Apr. 16 Communion grandchildren and one great- breakfast of grandchild. eral of the Marist Brothers, has the Catholic Interracial Council and Catholic ANNUAL RETREAT f completed his canonical visita- Laymen’s Union of New York. Koruar tion to the United States Prov- A native of East George : Paterson, He then explained that the Ift tfie ince of St. Father Gasnick BAYONNE A Mass panboolc fof your Joseph, including his Requiem saving* account at Ist -- keynoted 106,000 members of the Third National whan *°®m stops at Marist High Schol, Ba was offered on 18 Rev. NURSES oney grow* faster, and speech with a quotation from Apr. by ©am* big, new 3X interest an Order, scattered throughout the yonne, and Roselle Catholic. editorial Michael A. Komar at St. Joseph's that appeared in The 5, 6 and a ' ' he United States, will take part in Church May 7th, 1961 Na,iond bank in thi Arriving in this country on Jan. Advocate for his father, George wZe » "I^Nationa several years ago ex- the new program which will be "> 3, Brother Paul visited all 13 the wish Komar, who died at home on Apr. Blessed sio’°ot> *«» fj.~i pressing that the ban an extension of the work Trinity Retreat Cenacle ,:!zssr iSS toward 14. Missionary houses of the St. Joseph’s Prov- on enslaving non-white races, interracial justice first under STIRLING, NEW JERSEY We ince. He will leave 24 In addition to Father Komar, have 17 on Apr. insisted in Spanish colonies handy location, to .erve upon taken by Father Serra and his your every banking need. for Rome to his duties administrator at resume by the Franciscan missionaries, Holy Family, Retreat Master: Rev. Andrew 0.5.8. companions approximately 200 Mr. Komar survived Pinella, at the new Mothcrhouse of the might also have been enforced in Linden, is 'years ago. For further Marist Brothers. the by his wife, Mrs. Mary Koscs information, contact: non-Catholic eastern colonies. warn THE THIRD order Komar, four other sons, one adopted Miss Marie Airey, President w— sieietewm the interracial apostolate in 1959. daughter, one sister, five grand- cons Council of Catholic Nurses '"«*•! Mjdrten national Father Gasnick children and four of Arch, of Newark >1 bank HELP has been active great-grand- >*«■»■ M JIU A. ° r PASSAIC 148 Jl ill COUNTY WANTED Avenue, St»«W n p„ h. in drawing for the children. Bentley Jersey City, N. J. up plans pro- U Delaware 2-5127. * 50 », Here's that gram, to be known “Action OllVrattMMnsta. *LOO«,MAUms.. something s ...us American. .ne Catholics In as a LURDUPURAM, in for Interracial John E. Mahon on or before 1961 arm* South INDIA, want church and school Understanding/’ April 26th, a «**«.«a»ta.*i and Pilot projects have been KEARNY—A Solemn kskt- they'll build it themselves with under Requiem Offering $15.00 'MstSSCMII sssstsss their way for some months with Mass was offered on Apr. 15 at •i■ own hands to save labor costs. ac- • i ■ The church tion centered in small St. Stephen’s Church Rev. . /ETT.ryri'w will be named in honor groups by within to John of Our l.ady of I.ourdes. They haven't each fraternity study M. Mahon of St. John's, lhe the and Newark, father, John mont >> however, for the land and problem map a program E. of 11 bulldln * materials. The fraternity action to deal with Mahon, 63, who died Apr. at CJ \ pastor. Fath- VIM v, it. home. er Reginald, says he already has 500 Five were listed Mr. Mahon native of parishioners and good prospects for goals for was a A I.U. by Father Harrison lived in many converts. His people, however, Gasnick: (1) to and West Hud- train lay leaders to counteract son all his life. In addition to are so poor that—despite their sac- the rifices—they must get outside help. leadership of racists and agi- Father Mahon, he is survived by h Blshop of tators; (2) to formulate his wife, Mrs. Katherine Tit * Trlchur writes us this an edu- Mooney Holy Father's Mm** AjJ J , cation s very mission program for each com- Mahon, three other sons and r territory. ]or tbt,Ln„ OnmUl,\rL-L Churxb An a d rquste church, and a school in munity where the Third Order three daughters. Which we can teach both (3) to children and adults, will enable us to exists; impregnate the put Hannah Sullivan down "Permanent roots in a land that needs God." The land civic community with Christian and spirit to materials will cost $2,500—a small Investment when the prevent racial tensions EAST ORANGE Rev. Eu- prospects are so good. That's why to and strife; (4) to Catholic gene F. X. Sullivan, pastor of we appeal you now to help urge ns. Can you send something? Pennies, quarters, dollars—they cooperation with civic groups al- Good Counsel, Washington Town- all add up. Whatever you send, mark it LIiRDUPURAM— and ready active in the field; (5) to -1 ship, offered a Solemn Requiem we'll to it Father at see Reginald gets started on his church and sponsor periodic interracial gath- (Mass on Apr. 17 All Souls school. In India where Negroes Church for his Hannah M. your money goes a long, long way. erings and whites aunt, can meet and discuss the prob- Sullivan, who died Apr. 13. lem of human relations. YVHAT WOULD MOTHER LIKE THE MOST? Flowers to fade, candy goes waste. The gift that lasts forever Dominican Will Is the gift your mother would like most—a spiritual gift. Here Cana to Third Order arc some suggestions. Write us Livingston now and we'll send a beautiful Speak Gift Card to the NEW YORK - Rev. person you designate, explaining that you have Dance Planned Very —in her Thomas Urban name arranged for one of the following Mullaney, 0.P., LIVINGSTON - The sixth an- of the Dominican House of Stud- 1 A Mass or a Novena ol Masers nual Stardust Dance will be ies, Washington, will address sev- 2. sponsored St. Perpetual Membership ($20.00) or Annual Membership by Phllomcna’s eral hundred tertiaries at the Cana group 5 at lSl.00) in the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE AS- May Crystal closing of a two-day convocation SOCIATION. Lake Casino, West Orange. New of the Third Order of St. Dom- members of the council will be inic Apr. 30 at St. Vincent Ferrer 3. A donation for tha care of the Aged, Orphans, Lepers, announced by Rev. William Nae- Refugees. Church. dele at the dance. The meeting will celebrate the 4. A "Stringless Gift," which enables fulfill The annual council dinner us to some Is fifth centenary of the canoniza- urgent Mission need. also being It will be planned. tion of St. Catherine of Siena, held 31 the Rock An May at Spring Patroness of the Third Order. 5. "adopted" son or daughter In Christ. You may, in Corral, with announcement of the Very Rev. your mother's name, underwrite the cost of educating William D. Marrin, for new key couple a highlight of the 0.P., Provincial a student the priesthood ($800) or for the Sisterhood of St. Joseph’s affair. cost of province of the Third ($300), The this education may be paid all at once Order, will Mr. and Mrs. Ed or In installments. Griggs are preside. chairmen of the Stardust Dance, 8. A Article for a Mission In Sacred Church the Near East. which will feature a midnight Pontiff Contributes supper. To UN Child Work Present To Plaque VATICAN CITY (RNS)-Pope Past John XXIII made Commander anew contri- What bution of $l,OOO to the United Na- and after to WEST NE\V YORK-A plaque joy triumph, all, be tions Children’s was presented Fund "as a token FAMILY HUDGET to Past County Commander of the Holy See's interest” in its Believe It WE Joseph R. Fehren- or not. CAN FEED A FAMILY FOR A work. MONTH back at 5 FOR $lB. the Apr. meeting of the The family arc Palestinian Refugees, poor unfor- Msgr. William A. tunates who have lost their homes and Keyes Post, livelihoods. With your Catholic honored the ones War Veterans, for his sincerely we loved help we try to keep them from losing heart. If could by you see past contributions the squalor In of to the post. Jerome J. which many Ihem live . . . You may "adopt” Stanley The plaque was presented by one family for a month by sending us $lO. Asa token of our Commander % CHURCH * And what finer honor is there gratitude, we’U send In return Ralph Damlano, GOODS,. for your loved one than a Rock of Monu- ONLY you an Olivo Wood Rosary from Ages wh«n the Holy Land. And we’ll God for folks 116 WASHINGTON STREET chosen from you ••• The Rock of teal thank like you! ment our display. Let us show you why no other monument can be Ages WE ARK obligated to avoid memorial do oc- MA 2-5071 on your you receive the NEWARK, N.J. "just as good” as the one that hears the Rock Seal. casions of sin. of Ages Rock of Ages Double • Protection IN MAKING A WlLL,'it's well to REMEMBER YOURSELF. Guarantee. The Rock of A Age» seal U * ben act °r °f ‘he CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE \ ff "a »mall thing to look for ... a big ASSOCIATION you will share forever in the You are invited to enroll yourself or a loved oni prayers and good thing to find." of AUTHORIZED DEALERS works our priests and sisters. 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ELIZABETH A resolution opposing any federal aid to education program that does not include parochial and private schools was adopted by the annual convention of the Newark Archdiocesan Federation of Holy Name Societies on Apr. 16 at Immaculate Conception Hall. The delegates urged congres- sional representatives of the four will be the principal speaker, counties of the Archdiocese to with Msgr. Cornelius J. Boyle sponsor amendments to the aid as toastmaster. Hugh X. Connell bill that so it will include assist- is general chairman and Carl ance to private and parochial Panella FIRST EDITION: (WY 1-1331) is in charge Boland looks over a schools. The resolution expressed Archbishop copy of the first edition of Itala of table reservations for the din- Gente, a cultural disapproval of present discrimin- magazine published by the Center of Italian Culture of Seton Hall ner. Left atory passages in the legislation university. to right, Mario V. Farco, president of the Essex County Chapter; and asked Our of Rev. Vincent the Congressmen to 1 I.ady Victories, Jersey Monella, executive director; Frank A. Langella, member, administra- insure fair and impartial City Rev. Alexander Sokolich tive Louis admin-j board; Raggi, chairman of the extension and istration of the federal aid Jof St. Mary’s Hospital, Orange, public relations committee; to edu- and Prof. will be at Aurelio of Seton Hall. cation program through proper guest speaker the 25th Longaray LIBERIAN amendments. annual Father and Son Commu- VISITORS: Christopher Doc, Liberian Ambassador to Spain (second nion breakfast on May 14 at the Parent-Child from left), takes advantage of a mission to Rev. George Bissoncttc, former Talks special the United Nations to visit school 8 Catholic to Americans hall, following a.m. American headquarters of the of African at chaplain in In Northvale Parish Stresses Coordination Society Missions Tenafly. With him, left Moscow, Mass. William McNamara will to Rev. addressed the conven- right, are Thomas J. serve as toastmaster. Edward NORTHVALE - Dr. Anne Lu- Larkin, S.M.A., formerly assigned to the society’s mis- tion and told of the "Church of sion at Monrovia, Rev. J. Fanning is general chairman, as- cas of the Fordham University Liberia; Very Patrick su- Silence” in Russia. He contrasted O’Donoghue, S.M.A., provincial sisted by William Freeman will conduct Cana 111 For Orders of as faculty a perior the American Province; Morris former of detectives tlie muzzling of the Church there Religious Massaquoi, chief of co-chairman. conference with Rev. James the Liberian with the police, and Very Rev. Benedict frequently outspoken Johnson 30 VATICAN Burke, S.M.A., Tenafly superior. Apr. at 7:15 p.m. at CITY The need for better coordination Church in the other Rcd-domin- St. Anthony’s, Belleville St. Anthony’s parish. of the “magnificent ated countries of Eastern George D. McLaughlin, South Or- efforts” of religious orders and the Ho mentioned the case of Our The discussion topic will effectiveness of Liberian Europe. ange magistrate, will address the the daily reading of the Breviary by priests Likens Lady of Fatima College at he "Parent-Child Relationships.” Envoy Cape 34th were annual Mother’s Day Com- among the topics touched on by Pope John this Palmas, run by the American FRANCIS M. Mclncrney of Our Father John is director of the munion breakfast on May 14 fol- week. His Coun province of the S.M.A. Fathers. Lady of Victories, Jersey Family Life Apostolate of the to City, lowing 7:30 a.m. Mass. Also on Congo an at a When (now Archdiocese and Continuing to take a personal consecrate try Msgr. Bishop-elect) was elected president of the fed- the dais administrator of Archbishop TENAFLY A James will be Rev. Titian P. interest in Rite comparison Congo, the Belgians built beauti- Carroll, S.M.A., called on eration. Other officers chosen St. Anthony’s. preparations for the Byzantine ceremony. Garb- between Liberia Menegus, pastor, and Rev. Jo- 14 years ago ful cities like and President William V. S. Tubman were: Joseph M. Naab of Ber- coming ecumenical council, the ed in the white and gold vest- Leopoldville seph B. DiPcri, moderator. Toast- and the Congo was offered to seek aid for the ( he Holy Father made his comments ments of the Oriental today Elisabethvilie, never meant for college, [gen County, first vice president; master Church, by Liberian will bo Roeco L. Con- while in the Pontiff raised Rev. Acacio diplomat Christopher anyone but President initiated a building William J. Griffin of Essex Coun- Cabrini Post Plans looking on the work of Europeans, but today stantino. General chairman is Ot- Doe on a recent visit the fund commissions for Coussa, a monk of the Mclkite to enhancing the new nation. There among his Cabinet mcm- jty, second vice president; James to Sgobbo. preparing that Dance meeting. provincial motherhouse of the So- are natural resources and raised $15,000 in one Tracey of Union County, third Anniversary Rite Basilian Order of Aleppo, to which can jbers of African Missions to NEWARK The Mother the hierarchy. ciety here. furnish needed revenues night launch the drive. vice Alfred Bundies of for a president; STOPPING AT a meeting of Currently Liberian Ambassador Hudson Cabrini Post, Catholic War Vet- The Greek language was government. County, secretary; John Alumni Set Dance the Commission for Religious, to Spain, Doe is on a erans. will an anniver- used for the consecration, for special This was not so in lie J. Mahady of Bergen County, sponsor the Liberia, PTA’s NEW YORK-Tho Regis dinner Pope said coordination be- mission to the United Nations and Bergen treasurer; J. of 1 High sary dance in honor of St. which the Sistine Chapel of St. said, where the task of self-gov- Anthony Ryan 'School Alumni Association’s tween religious orders, under the took an- Francis Xavier Basilica advantage of his presence Hudson and' Cabrini on Peter’s was trans- ernment was dropped on an un- To Federate County, historian; dance will Apr. direction of Bishops, is in this jnual Spring be held 29 at the Hotel at necessary into Greek country to drop in on some more James T. of Essex Coun-' Douglas 7:30 to formed a sanctuary. prepared people than a cen- McHugh Apr. 29 in the Hotel Vanderbilt. meet the demands of modern of the S.M.A. Fathers FORT LEE federation p.m. in an effort to who had tury ago. A of ty, marshall. times. Pope John, served in missions in Liberia. He Liberia parent-teacher groups from Ber- stress the heritage and impor- was established as a Essex-West Hudson Federation He also said that religious was guest at a luncheon given jgen County Catholic schools will tance of the Eastern Rite li- by haven for freed American slaves, must practice the basic virtues Rev. Patrick •hold formal organizational —The annual spiritual directors’ Dinner had Very O’Donoghue, who were returned to their a Dance their turgies, expressly com- own dinner will be held May 9 at the to of vocations, without S.M.A., provincial. environment in meeting at Our Lady of Fatima manded the Greek form. Africa to an I which their will Educated School here Essex House. Archbishop Boland ministry not the Pontiff's callers by S.M.A. Fathers in area of 35,000 square miles on May 17. achieve its Among their pur- Honor aims. And he Liberian Thirteen sent this week was Premier Amintore schools, Doe en- chased by an American parishes repre- Cana Workers philan- stressed fidelity to the vow of tered the service sentatives to a Fanani of who was re- diplomatic there thropic organization. After 25 preliminary meet- St. Louis Italy, President NEWARK Workers in the obedience, saying that it, pro- in 1948 at Our Cana movement of the ceived at a state audience and has since served in which ing Lady of Fatima on tects mark- years, during time the religious from an indi- the United 12, at which of- In Newark Anneal Archdiocese since 1949 will be honored at ed with full and Pa- States, England, Gold people were supported Apr. temporary the Family Life diplomatic entirely by viduality which can have Coast, Nigeria and Ghana. ficers were elected and a com- NEWARK Apostolate Dinner Dance 2 at pal honors. The audience was On this organization, they were noti- • Very Rev. Paul May Crystal Lake Casino harmful effects. his appointment to Spain three fied that the would mittee formed to draft a con- C. Rcinert, S.J., president of St. west Orange. significant because it marked support no Pope John made his next stop years he did stitution and to be Louis the centenary of Italian unity ago, not know a longer be forthcoming. This by-laws pre- University, will address a Rev. Paul V. Collis at the word par- sented of Sacred Heart, Bloomfield, Liturgical Commission made when the of but at next month's meeting. dinner meeting of alumni SllfiilL' fit t lift nrnnt 4 tin fi will Spanish, now speaks alleled the sudden and «t possible Papal withdrawal of speak at the event, the first of and there said that the Breviary, it fluently. Belgium from tho Joseph Skclly, Fort Lee law- fr iends of the university from the States were wrested from the Congo last its kind for life if well recited, is a “source of family workers in years when it was known as the year. yer, was elected temporaryl Newark area on 26 at the Popes. ON THE CONGO situation, Doe Apr. the Archdiocese. Cana light, spiritual comfort and chairman. Invitations have been Essex House. movement and later told his hosts, “Tho DOE The headed grace.” The Congo was WAS HIGH in his tribute extended to all 58 parochial committee, by Rev. when it was renamed the Family reading of the Brev- The dinner is of no less prepared than my own to the for one five sched- Edward J. Rischmann of life iary, he said his hour missionaries their la- grammar schools in the As- movement in any archdio- during Missioners 114 county uled for the East Coast Assisting country was years But bors in his to open smption, Roselle Park, and Mrs. mann is with the must not ago. country, particularly to join the federation. former Cana special commission, LUCERNE, Switzerland (RNS) Liberia has her in education. the university’s national appeal, Thomas Heiser of be considered burden but groped way Ho noted that mis- Rev. William Devine of Madon- Bloomfield, events chairman; Mrs. Heiser a a —Switzerland’s two million Cath- a phase of the 150th through into existence under anniversary met Apr. 19 to the dinner was means of the sionary schools receive the full na Church outlined plan secretary of the executive rendering priestly circumstances the purposes) development Dr. olicc have already contributed the most baffling support of the government with program. Jo- dance, which will honor all cou- beard. ministry effective. • of a county federation for the 40 seph Gamba of Newark nearly S3 million in a Missionary known to any government.” is chair- p’es who have served the grants for construction, teachers’ family In charge of reservations are THE HOLY delegates present at the Apr. 12 man of the FATHER again Year drive to assist Swiss mis- He pointed out that, in the salaries and university’s Newark life movement in any archdio- Mr. and Mrs. Frank equipment. meeting. Alumni Center. Varela of broke with tradition during the in underdeveloped As- cesan-level posts, through the Westfield. sionaries week, becoming the first Tope to! I ian and African countries. GIVE HELPING
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As will watch when dollars vour eternal . you your D.D.F. grow tomorrow’. . Project in Wayne Suburban ‘Do-It-YourselfKick Helps Parish By Joe Thomas the involved job trenching, elec- the of the trical completion buildings. Easing the snow removal the fa- WAYNE Catholics residing work, the laying of con- One piece Through classroom of equipment or an- task was the fact that in duit the par- the P.T.A. to take Immaculate Heart of and the mixing of con- other thers, plans Mary may not operate prop- ish has its own pur- parish here are successfully crete for the final tractor, over responsibility for mainten- ap- patching job. erly, a leak floor- chased may develop, on the recommendation ance will plying suburbia's do-it-yourself Eighteen men from the com- around the school. It ing may crack, or some other of the Property and Adminis- policy to the mittee’s list were recruited and also assume responsibility for upkeep, repair fault be uncovered. may So tration Committee. The com- and improvement of their the job was finished in a the recreational program. Cur- par- couple there still was need for the mittee felt the ish plant. of hours. purchase of a rently the P.T.A. is assembling building committee and thus it tractor was justified because of And as is the case with the its own list of prospective vol- was that there the to suburban “IT WOULD HAVE cost us was a ready- need care for large areas unteers and their talents homeowner it’s more made a of hundred dollars to organization to turn to of open land. a case of couple Right now the P.T.A. necessity than a love when the group have the job done a con- necessity for a con- for hammer and saw. Like the by and the Property and Adminis- tinuing repair and BECAUSE THE tractor,” English explains. "In- improve- committee tration Committee are parishioners themselves, Im- ment plan- stead we got it done for the program became obvious. has functioned so maculate Heart of is efficiently, ning a joint project the grad- Mary cost of the materials.” According to English, “at and to relieve it of some of its ing and preparation of simply cutting corners to a por- However, he’s to ex- least 75 to 100 men have burdens, another organization tion make it a little easier to meet quick lent a of parish land for a rec- plain that the did not hand on one is adopting some of the the monthly mortgage parish project or an- main- reational area. pay- embark other." tenance ment. on its program in an And still, he says, there problems. This is the Obviously, Immaculate Heart to is an P.T.A., directed attempt deprive local trades- untapped manpower pool currently by of Mary parish is in tune with HUB AlfiH:d OF THE program is men of business. “It’s a prob- available. “We’ve never had to Bayley, suburban life. the lem call for Property and Administra- of economics,” he said. a general turnout,” he tion Committee of the parish “The parish has a heavy debt.” said, noting that “we catch unit The about of the National Council of Property and Adminis- 80% of the men contacted Fireman, Save Child’ Catholic Men. Headed by Ed tration Committee, first headed for any particular job.” My English, a marine the by Ed Boyd, had its in engineer, genesis THE committee also includes Henry a building committee organized COMMITTEE, of Franciscan Unit course, tries to match the Brings lilcs and George Driscoll. They by the pastor, Msgr. Edward man to WARSAW the job, English If car- A unique fire-fighting brigade has been sav- PADRE AND PARISHIONERS: serve in an advisory as well Scully, when the says. Rev. Thomas Foley, M.M., founder and director of parish plant ing lives and pentry work is needed —as it salvaging property in the suburbs of this Polish rice which as a “work party” capacity. was under construction several cooperatives help heal economic wounds of was capital for 30 years. poor members of his flock in when two classrooms The fire-fighters are monks from the When there’s work to be years ago. Bolivia, chats with two Aymara Indian where finished off with Conventual 1 ranciscan monastery of parishioners. done above the usual panel- Niepokalanow. janitorial MSGR. The was SCULLY, realizing ing —then the parish’s profes- brigade founded in 1931, four years after the es- chores, the task then becomes tabhshment his own technical shortcomings, sional and amateur carpenters of the monastery by Rev. Maximilian Kolbe, Priest Founds the committee's responsibility. felt O.F.M. who Rice a committee composed of are asked to pitch in. Cov., later was killed the nazis. Co-Op Thus when it became by apparent experts Jiving in "the parish There’s even an opportunity THE lIRST 1 that there was a lighting ranciscan firemen used manually prob- could best check on construc- to operated help for those who have no equipment. Now lem on the stairwells, the com- tion and they have three fully fire see to it that particular equipped engines. specifi- talent with tools. omposed of three mittee met, called in an elec- cations units, the brigade is considered one of the called for in the con- Such was the trician case this winter most efficient in the Warsaw Mission living in the parish, de- tract were met. when province. Economics on several occasions the he helmetcd cided what had to be done and I Franciscans dash out on calls within a wide As any new-home owner committee out cf them, sent a call for—- radius of their By Floyd Anderson and Father Foley Is cultivating and issued a call for volunteers. knows, the monastery, demonstrating all the verve of weeding. relationship with and got 20 to 25 men to their A the diocesan help civilian LIMA, Peru mission- director of cooper- In this case, English explains, the doesn’t counterparts. They have received many awards. However, under the coopera- contractor end with with snow removal. ary's work has atives. The one he founded in tive many phases, plan, they got much more and not the least of at November, 1957, is the these, Cooper- for their rice. They retained is ative of times, the economic welfare Saavedra-San Isidro. possession of it, and when it of his people. It began with eight to 10 mem- was sold at the higher price Is bers; now It has about Apostolate’s Often the 150. in Sodality in mission the Shop Headquarters people Fall, they got double Father Foley has been the areas must he helped to help gen- the amount they would have By Ed Grant "WE HOPE to be a sort of eral manager of this themselves; they do not have coopera- under the old system. motherhouse for all of our so JERSEY - A the the tive, and at times has de- CITY former knowledge, experience, dalities,” Miss Prendergast ex- scribed himself HOW DO paint store in the Greenville the background to do it as somewhat of THE Bolivians like them- plains. "There are now over selves. a “benign dictator." Lest there the cooperative system? The section of this city has been And so the missionary 100 sodalities of various types be any he has San Isidro from turned into the nerve center priest gets them started, helps misconceptions, group jumped in the Archdiocese: 10 parish, them served as such these three members to about 150 in of Sodality activities in the to do what needs to be grammar school, high school, years or so without three years which Newark Archdiocese. done, and when they know how salary. seems a We good indication. Located Old professional. want more. to do the job, gracefully steps The coopera- on Bergen Rd., THE SITUATION tive Anyone wishing to get started aside. that now owns a combine and about a block from St. Paul’s can call on us (IIE 3-8011) for on the brought rice coopera- a thresher, and three or four Church, the Sodality Shop pro- This too is a part of bring- the task of tives was this: vides training leaders, auxiliary motors, which are a variety of services, ing people to Christ’s Church, The rice providing guidance and mate- grower would have used by the members as need- ranging from the sale of litur- for a man who is or rials, for any hungry, to make a loan in October in ed. approved help they may whose lacks gically religious ar- need.” family the bare to order plant his rice. During When the cooperative got Its ticles to the organization of necessities of life, may find it In addition to serving the October, November and De- first loan. Father such the annual difficult to listen to Foley re- operations as local words, he would weed it and sodalities in the four cember, calls, he was told they were five-day Young Catholic Lead- even when it is the Word of counties, the center will have cultivate it. In March it would asking for too little. Instead of ers’ Institute at Seton Hall God. be harvested. a sodality of its own, composed Then he would 51,500, they should have enough University. Under conditions like this of laymen dedicated to have to sell the rice harvest money for the cooperative to sodalists from totally Rev. Daniel Young as far the task of McClellan, M.M., to the man who had lent him have its promotion of the so- own peeling plant, away as East Orange and Irv- started the now famous and want to dality way of life. cooper- money; he would drying plant and other installa- ington donate their time to atives at Puno, Peru (see be back in rice. tions. paid And now the cooperative work counter BUT Reader's behind the in the JUST WHAT is a sodal- Digest, April, 1961), He would use the April price, does. At the end of last year shop, ity? What purpose can it serve which have had a tremendous and the which the selling ‘‘Sodality spirit” not price at it owed about $10,000; the co- along with medals, books, Ro- in a or school? Where development throughout the rice would be sold in the Fall. parish operative paid its debts and sarics and other articles. The does it fit in country. with other organ- As an example, the price in liquidated its bank account. of Newark. shop is open from 11 a.m. to 9 izations, such as Name, CONSULTATION: April be 25 cents, in Then it obtained Holy Sister Ann Aquinas, of St. might another loan each from 9 Rosary, and Parent-Teachers ‘I am proud and happy that O.P., AND UNDER somewhat sim- October sl—and the of p.m. weekday, Paul s Grammar grower and started the all over wo have the School, gets some ilar process a.m. to 5 p.m. on groups? Sodality Shop. It up-to-date sodality conditions. Rev. Thomas the rice would about break Saturdays. information just again. Put will provide space to hold from Msgr. Leo L. Mahoney, St. Paul’s F. Foley, M.M., started the He have little simply, according to even. might a BUT THIS IS the to and rice in the only Miss Prendergast, the sodality meetings, store a full line of pastor Sodality archdiocesan director, and Eileen cooperatives Santa rice to feed his but WHEN HE LEARNED he family; "front," as it were, for the is sodality supplies," Msgr. Ma- Cruz area of Bolivia. Energetic was going back to the a spiritual apostolate car- Prendergast, executive secretary, at the basically year after year, he States, more important work carried honey said. Sodality Shop, and outspoken, Father Foley, Father returned to Bo- ried into action. Sodalists are new headquarters for the would just scrape by. And in Foley in to movement in the Archdi- on two small rooms the not He added, "We are grateful son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas livia for two weeks “and told exclusive—they work with the bad years, says Father rear of the little to the sodalities ocese of Newark. shop. One, and are leaders in of the Arch- J. Foley of Falmouth, Mass., wouldn't make them they would have to take parish ac- Foley, “they more than a hall with a desk diocese whose dedicated work described the rice cooperatives it.” over for themselves. tivities, school government, stuck in one end, is the office has made this as we sat in the “I professional life. From the so- possible Maryknoll figured they were going to of Eileen bn growth.” house here. He was his way FATHER FOLEY went to say they couldn't swing it," he dality they receive a spiritual home tive secretary of the Sodalities for a leave in the States. the officials of Point IV, and lecallcd. “But they were very formation which provides them of the Archdiocese. The other with WORKS of He started the secured a loan to the rice adamant in it will con- the basis for true Catholic supererogation arc cooperatives help saying storage for provides sodality Action. acts which are done about three years ago at Santa growers. They went through tinue. They were less timid. over and TheAdvocate supplies, a mimeograph to get above Cruz; now there are several the same process of planting, If they didn’t continue it, they The very purpose of the the things necessary for out new material and space for salvation. said, someone else would come Young Catholic Leaders Insti- 11 "small ones," April 20, 1961 along and start another meetings, as tute is to train leaders who one, Miss and would be left out. Or Prendergast daintily will carry back to their schools they phrases it. Fr. ‘Planted’ it would be started by commu- the experience and interchange Kelly Since Oct. 2, 1957, when the nists or Protestants—so why of ideas they receive in the Sodality secretariate was es- not keep going?” workshops. This past year, the tablished in the Archdiocese, it In Latin Father Foley smiled. “I was first alumni group from the has branched out to Quagmire edified by it. They still provide YCLI themselves very conducted the 13 have the basic major functions. All of these Bolivia Father been idea for the training session for the new- SANTA CRUZ, Kelly’s will now be coordinated from necessity. The leadership was comers who will take over this here—and he survived to tell the him- the “planted” story thrust on them, and they have Sodality Shop. year at Seton Hall. JOIN THE self. assumed it.” In addition, sodality directors Rev. from any part of the Archdio- MSGR. LEO L. MAHONEY, ¥-m IEAT He is Martin R. first of the New- Kelly, priest THIS, TOO, is a part of the cese will be able to call on the archdiocesan to undertake mission activities in Latin Sodality director ark Archdiocese missionary vocation, to teach for in the Sodality Shop help and pastor of St. Paul’s, is en- America with the Society of St. others so that they can assume form of guest thusiastic providing speak- about what the new James. Father Kel- and of which “Planted," projects—many leadership in various enter- matter or advice ers,'printed headquarters will mean to so- ly writes, is a common are cased by virtue of his new prises. expres- on some problem. dality work in the Archdiocese sion for being stuck in the mud. vehicle—more help is on its It happened to him in his brand way. Kelly Klub editors report new truck shortly after it ar- in the newsletter that when -•><*" V > rived courtesy of his New Jer- Newark's second St. James So- Keeping St. Peter’s Basilica ssss sey friends organized into his ciety volunteer, Rev. John own Kelly Klub. Mce, set out for Peru, he was laden with three trunks con- “YES, I WAS planted with In a Full Time Task containing medical supplies, Repair truck four wheel my new canned food and for clothing James C. O’Neill aisles be drive and all," writes Father Father By can illuminated as well organ is being built in Crema, Kelly. ,v .•■>•;, in the current edition of as the main nave and dome. for installation - Kelly VATICAN CITY (NC) - Italy, in St. Pe- It may be a while before the n the Klub Newsletter, lie The new system also brings out ter’s. It will older Kelly trunks find their from Handling huge crowds, solving replace an had way better the basilica’s collection GAS explained that the rains lighting problems and unending one that has been in St. Peter's Limn to Santa Cruz over rough of mosaics which have turned Santa Cruz into "a efforts to been since the reign of terrain and through slow-func- keep things tidy and Pope Gregory hard to see because of quagmire—literally," and add- in repair are the daily routino poor XVI, who died in 1846. tioning communications sys- SET ed that “with the of some of lighting. The new will THE help the organ be like tems. and they will be eagerly congregation responsible workmen, bricks, planks, plus for Workmen have been also ex- an older which was awaited. the upkeep of the world's organ in- V«* . ‘4 an hour’s hard work, we suc- largest church. perimenting with new lighting stalled in 1953. The sound of Notes Father of his ceeded in freeing the truck.” Kelly systems to improve illumination both instruments will be linked MU which February vacation in Lima, BIGGEST PROBLEM facing cf the The truck, is (natural- 90-foot-tall bronze canopy together to permit simulta- when he bought supplies on his the of the Basili- ly) Kelly Green of hue, has Congregation above the Papal altar. Other neous use. THERMOSTAT first visit to stores in a ca of St. Peter is the been dubbed affectionately by year: daily lighting projects include illumi- Among other work done by i&. “I felt like a kid on Christmas wear its owner, "The Green Hor- and tear caused by hun- nation of the Papal monuments the congregation during the morning.” dreds of thousands of visitors. net." and the statues of the founders year was the replacing of four The builders of the original of religious congregations which of the 12 lightning rods on the TIIE RAINS have snarled basilica never anticipated that are set into the walls of the basilica’s roofs and replace- it would building operations as well as Priest Faces Gun be so constantly church. ment of the electrically operat- here, and Father thronged In and out. ed the transportation day day bell-ringing system which ...and job is done! Kelly says the completion date Of Berserk Man Consequently workmen have a AT PRESENT a second large was installed in 1931. for the rectory of the new St never-ending program of minor UNION CITY - Rev. Ger- Joseph the Worker parish, and major repairs. ard Griffiths, C.P., of St. Asks for which he is to Pope John also has con- ‘Frank Views' helping found, Michael’s faced has been Monastery, an tributed worries of pushed forward, lie to the ‘.ho No Furnace No Fuel armed mental patient in a driv- Tending! Handling! No Fuel noted that the $lO,OOO cost of congregation. During his reign Storage! Gas Heat is the ing rain on a three-story roof the basilica rectory is being born by the has been used fre- Advice COMPLETELY Automatic! A unit installed in last week in an effort to calm Bishop Seeking Lay your present furnace might St. James Society, and that quently for pontifical ceremon- the man and persuade him to be all that is for to gifts from the Kelly Klub mem- ies and audiences. The result necessary you enjoy clean, quiet, economical surrender his .22 caliber rifle. On Problems of See gas heat. bers are being saved toward is that the wooden stands and Urgent Father Gerard and the $3,000 prayed barriers to cost of partially have be kept in BOISLE-DUC, The Netherlands asked to give their frank views Prompt efficient service on gas with the men burning parts and controls completing another pleaded paroled place most of the time, despite (RNS) William of your parish Bishop M. on the with building. This Father tal patient and tried to give the problems, along gas Kelly de- fact that they are not par- Bekkers of Bois-le-Duc is setting members heating equipment is given, without to of the clergy. Each charge, by Public Service. scribes as “a shed-like struc- him a blanket protect him ticularly attractive. an example of closer eontaet and ho added will have four from the rain. "I thought the parish, ture, known in these parts as The congregation is now consultation between the hier- him," representatives, two of whom a galpon" which will prayers were quieting the of anew serve studying possibility archy and the laity which Dutch should be members of the the priest said later, "but I college Call Public or as a "fresh-air metal barrier which can be Service, your chapel.” Catholic leaders have been of church wardens. Such colleges, plumbing contractor, or could see he was still troubled." in-j "Later, when a church Is easily mounted or dismantled ga* heating to the creasingly recommending. or exist in all the Dutch installer, get facts on the advantages constructed Then the man be- boards, (Cardinal suddenly and which is more in keeping He of Cushing announced that in the com- l parishes. gas for heating, and a free of has offered to with gan to shoot and fired six wild with the of the church. survey your home. help style ing weeks he would meet ropre-; Bekkers’ shots before suc- ! Bishop initiative fnl- this),” Father Kelly said, "we two policemen sentatives of all the parishes in lowed a talk by Bernard Cardi- can convert the ceeded in disarming him. When LIGHTING j galpon Into a has also been a important towns of his diocese to; nal catechetical he broke and headed for Alfrink, Archbishop of center and so away considerable concern during the discuss with them urgent dioco-1 Utrecht, to the Union of Catholic on . . .” the of the one edge roof, po- past year. Anew system of san and parochial problems of Sturents last in which liceman stopped him with a January lights has been installed so that present times. MEANWHILE, as Father low shot that landed In his said,the hierarchy "is willing PVBLICCpSERVICE on major occasions the minor These |he Kelly wrestles with lower representatives, he said, 1 not only to listen to the laity, but problems back. vaults and domes of the side will include laymen, who will be also to ask its advice." 12 THE ADVOCATE April 20, 1961 Instructor It's the Time for Us to Play Ball Again At Caldwell By June Dwyer ways the thought in the mind Or let us that say you take a of those rare moments In life Did you ever think of life of the ball player —and in the healthy swing at your “grace” Earns as when you give your all to the Grant mind being like baseball? Let's of the person that you ball but you don’t try connect “grace” pitch and score a ma- and CALDWELL Miss Eliza- see bow we make out. just might connect on your maybe you didn’t try hard jor victory for good. beth Muller, instructor in Let’s that the "temptation” and knock it enough, you had your Eng- say pitcher has eye on lish two kinds of right out of the ball else THERE ARE other at Caldwell College for pitches tempta- park. something like getting many tions That’s true. In life and In in baseball Women, has been awarded a and graces. Any ball play- more sleep, relaxing, enjoying comparisons and baseball life. full for six weeks er worth his spikes will know there is that chance—- yourself. And the umpire yells, I’m sure you can think of scholarship of the that the “balls" but it’s a hundred to one shot. “strike two." many more than I— the study at University of are tempta- impor- tions, and let’s tance of good which London, England, by the selec- say that the LET’S coaching, good SAY that the perfect BUT LET us say that grace be tion committee of the 1961 Brit- pitches are graces. might coming from par- ball is a grace. It might be the comes and ish Universities Now you swing and con- ents and teachers; the idea Summer if you are the batter grace to get up early and go to nect. Anything can happen. You that Schools. and are in this experience teaches you to up game of life Mass, to help someone who might be thrown out at first know Miss Muller is the you have temptation from grace, daughter several choices. If needs you, to be kind but when you at least you went down in and when to at the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muller you are thrown swing right a temptation would rather not, to study when glory. of where also and ball; the importance of study- Bayonne, she re- swing at it you will prob- you are .tired. The ball comes And what if you do make it ing the opposition. sides. ably have a strike —and three over and you let your grace to first? Then it’s to those Its nice She will 18th-century of them up to know too that you study will put you out in that go by "strike one," says on your team friends Literature Lon- your have more than one chance at English at the bming- Of course there is al- the umpire. and loved ones to you bat don under help during a full game. If you University, a grant score. And from you must be on slip and strike out, you still British Reader’s Digest your toes and for which covers ready that have a chance to win the game all fees, tuition, help. Ready to steal base if the next room and board. YOUNG HELPERS: a time up. She will fly The junior Sodality of St. Closter Mary’s, isn’t sittine on the you can or ready to run Now that to London about June 15. sidelines it is Spring and you during the Archdiocesan Building Fund when your friend Miss Campaign. The have connects with are out there for Muller is currently com- been to youngsters his playing or running activities raise funds themselves. “grace” ball and speeds for the pleting studies for her doctoral The officers are shown above pre- cheering baseball team, a down the path to first. degree at Fordham senting Rev. Kevin why not learn the rules of the University, $100 check to Cahill, O.Carm, pastor. They are, left to right, where she Kathleen Then of course there is that game of life also earned her Mas- Murphy, prefect; Scanlon too? With a little Bridgid and Kevin Faley. big event in the ter of Arts degree. She holds game when study, a lot of work, and con- the Bachelor you connect and knock the ball stant of Arts effort, you can be a degree from Seton right out of the park. It is one homerun king in both Hall University, and games. is a graduate of the Academy Working Wives: How About 'Em? of St. Aloysius, Jersey City. MONTREAL (NC) Should The Last Chance survey was made over marriage, said 42% of the men newly married women young a one-year period and covered surveyed and 37% of the wom- continue working outside the 300 HEADQUARTERS No time for Savios parishes in 20 dioceses of t day-dreaming. There 5,000 home? en. Furthermore, 34% of the isn’t even to a second take out the baseball mitt to see If it Quebec, Ontario and New Half of 45,000 French prospective husbands and 28% is ready for There isn’t to lose young Brunswick. traveling. a day if yon want of the brides were to To Gather Canadian couples planning to prospective win that vacation you have been dreaming about. not enthused about be married think THE YCW, which is stress- having a Remember? The CYO Camp contest closes 26. That they should, child Apr. in the first year of mar- according to a conduct- ing the slogan, “A home with- means your entry must be in Newark by if survey Wednesday At Seton Hall out riage. you to ed by the Young Catholic Work- a wife is a threatened hope spend a month this year at Christ the Camp The YCW said that the King (for Tegakwitha (for SOUTH ORANGE Seton ers (Jocists) and the Marriage home,” warned that the work- 60% of boys) or Camp girls). Hall girls in Remember? Preparation Course. ing wife trend in Canada has Montreal who are en- The CYO is offering two free months at camp University will be the scene of gaged to at of the been increasing. be married have ex- each its camps. All you have to do to enter is to 11th annual convention of the write Dominic pressed a desire to hold their an essay in 150 words or less on: “Why I Want to Savio Clubs Apr. 23 at Conies The organization stated that ” jobs after marriage. Go to Camp 2:30 p.m. The campus will be Bishop in 1950 working wives in Ca- Remember? who is 7 to 14 visited by 1955 The YCW is the Anyone years old may enter about 5,000 members To nada totaled 322,000, in the stressing the and moderator* Hospital point that unless it is absolute- contest. There are no strings attached and no extra fees from New York, figure was 408,000 and in 1960 PITTSBURGH Everyone is welcome to submit an entry. (The blank is New Jersey and Pennsylvania (NC) Nine- it had soared to 730,000. ly necessary that the wife below.) year-old to who will congregate In the gym. Erma Horgan saw a What economic reasons did work, she poses a threat So that turn home put book away and stop tossing the soft ball—- Msgr. John J. Dougherty, pres- very depressing day into one the young couples interviewed happy life because of the it’s to time write that essay. Remember—that winner might ident of Seton Hall, will deliver of great joy. cite for their stand that wives clash of interests in her role just be you. the main speech. Entertainment Hospitalized since last Septem- should work outside the home? as a worker, mother and house- will ber with polio, the wife. be provided by some of the girl was facing the The future husbands said guests and by the Don Bosco disappointment of not being payment of debts was a ma- able to College Choir, Newton, and the receive the sacrament of Advocate Club jor reason, and the future Young Don Bosco Technical School Confirmation with her class at brides aoout ENROLL NOW Most Name Church. were concerned -WISH HAD Band, Paterson. Holy TMY JBNHX Mfl DEPOSIT BOXES I But the purchase of a car and In The New The national boys’ organization sadness became excite- ment, when, home. Th« puppyarofemy nude. I'd give ’moat CYO is presently composed of 80,000 after confirming the BOULEVARD POOL any- Contest class at the church, Camp active members with an enroll- Bishop John HOW LONG should the wife tot Aat bank —which ment J. Wright of traveled thing protection my BOYS: of 500,000 since its incep- Pittsburgh continue to work? DAY CAMP Write an article in 150 words or less to on "Why I tion in Children’s and con- Would 1950. The club honors Hospital More than one year after peceott' udbrfilii hare for Like to Spend a Month at Camp Christ the FOR BOYS AND GIRLS peoniea weekly!' King." St. Dominic Savio, the firmed Erma there. GIRLS: Write article 150 boy saint, an in words or less on "Why I and AVi through 13 of Would Like tries to instill the saint's years age to Spend a Month at Camp Tegakwitha.” 8 Week Season in its members. St. Starts July sth AGE: 7-14 principles 1961 of Camp John Directory • Outdoor in New SAUMMRD PRIZES: Swimming POM VAUMBUS AGAINST THEFT—- Two boys will win a free month at BOYS: Camp Christ Catholic 6-10 GIRLS: 6-14 Luxurious Pool for Exclusive use the Two Camps King. girls will win a free month at Camp Tegakwitha. PIARIST CAMP by Day Campers AND FMi RMT A SAIV NPOSIT BOX WITH USI Lists all Catholic GUEST HOUSE AVAILABLE for bora Day Camps and Residence Camps • Complete Activities Program 7-14 on Laka Erie, 18 FOR Includes WOMEN - SEASON: mll«« from Buffalo. 4 lallboata. location of camp, charges, • Full Rainy-Day Program attendance requirements, tennis court. Season from July 2 • activities Nam « offered, mailing 2nd 19th • Mature 'Teacher" Counsellor 1 Age i 6 Staffed by the Plarlut address. July August • Father* and eemlnarlans. Weekly $l.OO PER COPY Staff Address rates $30.00. Service | NATIONAL CATHOLIC CAMPINO County-Wide Banking For Over 100 Years j Under personal of Inquire: Piarlst Fathers, Camp ASSOCIATION Mount St. John Academy supervision Director, Derby, N. Y. National Catholic Welfare School Free A Resident and School Bernie j transportation from Buffalo, Conference Building, Day Ockene | New York Washington, D. C. for girls from Kindergarten Teacher to Asst. Basketball Coach } Grade 1 Sonior Year in HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK High School; for St. Peter's College boyi, from Kindargarten to 6th. lam a member □ I would like for Inrurod to join □ complete information call DtpotHi Up To $lO,OOO By Tlio j j CAMP AUXILIUM Sisters of St. John Hemlock 7-3434-5 Moral Dopo.h Imuranco Corporation RULES: Entries should be sent to: CYO Girlt b.twt.n of Camp Contest, ogoi 6 and 14 Woolriy rato $25.00 the or write c/o The 31 Baptist Advocate, Clinton St., Newark 2, N.J. Box AM. Sitter F.M.A. - 191, N.J. Entries must 26. Rosalie, Auxilium Bayonne, be in by Apr. All entries must bo ac- Camp Gladstone, New Jersey Rd. 4, Box companied by the attached coupon or by a copy of it. 538 Newton, Now Jersey INFORMATION: Further facts about the camp may be Resident Nun*. Under supervision of Salesian Sisters. had by writing for a brochure to: Camp Director, 101 Plane St. Newark 2, N.J. Boating, Swimming, Hiking, Crafts, Hobbies, Dramatics, Telephone DU 3-2621 cutup, inoiiiniiiiiiMWMißiumiuiiuiuiauiiitiiiiuiiii:nil:;):'i3i'iii:i:iin:iiiiiiiMH;iniiiiitiiitHinii!aiHii«iiiwßiminiuiiiiiiiMiitiitnaii,iiimiMni:i:lauiiiiimiwi,.; FREE PARKING BOYS BOYS OY AIR CONDITIONED St. John’s Specialising In HOMI Camp SALESIAN CAMP MADE UNDER napus Ravioli Cavatelli A Lakeside Mountain SUPERVISION OF SALESIAN FATHER AND BROTHERS SS Camp 31*t JULY 2,300 ft. alt. beach SEASON, 2, to AUGUST 19 Manicotti Boy» 6-16, Sandy on Hunter taka, N. Y. 100 miUi from N.Y.C. Mod.rn buildings. Lavatory in oath cabin. Hot showors. Ext.ll.nl mooli. "Remedial Reading Course Available" Diversified activities, recreational and instrumental. Mature, professional tsachers Swimming, Hiking, 3 PRIVATE BANQUET Boating, Movies, Campfires, Staffed the Brothers of Christian and coachss from colleges and schools. One counsellor for Horseback by Instruction top-ranking prep Riding. Two Private Lakes, ROOMS every four boys. Jesuit One all-inclusive fee. Recommended For boys aged 8-15 Chaplain. by Ooad 200 Acres of Beautiful Property Housekeeping. Catalog. Season: June 25 13: $3O - PER WEEK - August $5OO $3lO. PER SEASON WRITE FOR BOOKLET Write Robert X. Yale Univ. Athletic New 925-31 West Side Olegengack, Ass'n, Haven, Conn., or June 25 23: Ave. SALESIAN CAMP July $3OO Phone ORogon 7-4566 (N.Y.C ); VAlley Stream 3-IUB GOSHEN, N.Y. (long Island). Tol. 23 Under Penonal Supervltlon Goihon AXmlniittr 4-5138 July August 13: $250 On Long Lgko, 30 mllot from Portland PITER ILVENTO Rout* 17 and/or on Route 30] Thruway—6o Mllot from N.Y.C. Comfortabla lodgai each with hot and cold watar. lavatorv and ,h. a» S « boy, par lodgo with a T.achln. Broth.r io Jersey City. HE H Staff ~ U nla?or 3-8945| n ' 8 to 14 ch,pl,ln Boys aged * nd nur,, •*P»rl§ncad watarfronf CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA new7e«™ or*• n cl Vli• < 10 actual or gchool 42nd Staton former prlnclpalg and 10 Teaching Brothara. BOYS Staffed FOR Complataly by Xavarlan Brothara Ovar 10 actlvltlag graded to ago groupg. The best you are looking for In Health Everything now, modern, appealing, noat. Site Sanitation Supervision Recreation For more Information wrltai LITTLE FLOWER Brother KOHLER’S AAAMMOUTH SWIMMING POOL CAMP Eugene, director Camp Boyland Notra Dama Imtltute. Alfred, Malna Open Air After June Theatre Holler Skating Illnk Vaat Ball Field IS: Brother luggng Swiss Chalet Pioneering Home Cooking and Bakery FOR GIRLS Naples, Maine BANQUET FACILITIES FOR INSPECTION INVITED PROM MID-APRIL ON Weekly Ratal: (40— Seaton Rata SJIO POCONO MOUNTAINS PARTIES TO 1000 TOBYHANNA, PA. lootlngi lor 4, B 2 weelti Seaton from 3, or July 111 Io Augutf 24tb. 90 MILES FROM LUNCHEON and DINNERS NEWARK Ag oi 4-14 For Information and Direction, Comult N,W YORK OFFICE: Rt Rev. Mur. John J. Mclvoy Diamond 2-2711 . *30.00 A ... »t„ WEEK Etitjlrd Tel: Murray Hill S-4194 SWIMMING POOL my-'nt 120 ARCHERY W. PASSAIC ROCHELLE PARK TENNIS, CRAFTS, DRAMATICS, ♦ » 34th SEASON DANCING, BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, ETC. JOHN J. As You'll like MURPHY, Holt CAMP BROADLEA RESIDENT CHAPLAIN ii§P»* GOSHEN, NEW YORK SEASON: JUNE 24 to AUGUST 20 THf Camp (Girls) BRASS HORN New Yoilt Thruway to Exit 16; #127 to I7M TEGAKWITHA ItFor For Catalog Writ*: Rooms Available ALL TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL SPORTS Banquet for LITTLE FLOWER CAMP Camp CHRIST the KING SPECIAL TEEN-AGE PROGRAM (Boys) All Occasions • R*v. Edward T. Sullivan, Director Open Daily Swimming & Diving Muiic Your Pleasure Riding Dramatic* Arts t Crafti 300 Wyoming t W. Grand Avonuo, Scranton 3, Pennsylvania Chorry Su. Eliiobeth.N.J. JULY 1 to AUGUST 24 TELEPHONE: Diamond 6-3711 $330-00 - Full Seaton For Girls. $190.00 Half ONE OF NEWARK'S RESTAURANT Seaton July 1-July 29 July 29-Auguit 24 SERVINO THE Slitere of St. Dominie Aumlmter CAMP ~»i ULTIMATE In Italia 4-511 o • ill] . 4114 TEGAKWITHA **2* Foodi. All VISITORS WELCOME foods cookad par ordti I* LAKE •■©felfei HOPATCONC, H.J. AIM’S PIZZERIA • • ALSO UMTWIi Located on cor. Bloomfield Located Now Jersey's and Clifton Aves., Newark on moot On# Block from booutlful natural Sacred Haart Cathedral CAMP MOTHER MAZZARELLO UNMN= lake, Camp THE Girls between ages of 6 and 14 Weekly rate $25.00 Togakwitha offers o plannod program of oplrltual guidance, ORIGINAL EST 1918 - OPEN DAILY fun and oriN D self-rellonce for Catholic girls 7 to 15. Resident Nurse. Under supervision of Salesian Sisters. Modern elevated cabin*, carefully SWISS CHALET and Boating, Swimming, Hiking, Crafti, Hobbies, Dramatics. 4* prepared meals (and snocke). Reildent priest Banquet tk/to/tMfmtit Maes Trained say* dally. counselors, congenial atmosphere. Camp Mother Mazzarello J9O. 4 8170. 8 Week* restaurant Wssks, (July 2 to ,„ Aft: Sister Ida F.M.A. comfifaMotion Aug. 26), JJOO. >u , 7 u Wedding Grasso, tf- RAMSEY, N. J. traffic circio 659-723 Belmont Ave., N. N.J. Facilities Haledon, • AMERICAN TOURISTRR • OSHKOSH OAvit 7-0800 Telephone HAwthorne 7-0452 For • • Boys. COCKTAIL LOUNGI ATLANTIC PRODUCTS WINGS • CAMP CHRIST Whan • THE KING Motoring Vlilt tha "St. Morin," Sporto, SAMSONITE LARK N.J ■ FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD blairstown, H.J. Graceful CAMP ST. Country Dining at Modarata Ptlca BENEDICT LIATHIR OOODI A OIPTS - Pill MONOORAMMINO Ideal camp for Cathoila boys 7 NEWTON, NEW JERSEY 50 MILES FROM NEWARK *° H« W# Waleama DINARS' Located on 163-acre tract FULL COURSE Club, "Intarnatlonal Charga", In Klttotinny Mountains (Warren For Boys 7-15 Juno 24, (Sat.)-Aug. 26 (Sat.) $45. per wk. County). Beautiful lake, modern cabins, all and ON THE PLAZA sports, arts crafts, nature Conducted by Benedictine Monks of St. Paul's Carta Blaneha and Amariean Expraai Chargaa. study, etc. Older vm DINNERS Abbey boys In separate cabins. TTi Resident priest. Seminarians serve H K $385 PER SEASON as counselors. Nurse In coc ktail lounge Tutoring. attendance. Third season. 1pK lrTa° Sj Retident Prietlt: Regiitered Nune; Seminorion-Counte/lort; Modern LUNCHEON facl/il/et; Cobim; f, (entire Property! All Sporln Private later RATESt July, SIBO. Aug., 8170. Full Season (July 2to Aug. 261 JJOO. Horiebact Luccace American • Riding ) Rillory) Regiitered by N.C.C.A, shop German • Swiss Cuisine WRITE FOR BROCHURE- LIMITED ENROLLMENT - Write lor Brochure to: 145 Opan 7 Doy, July HALSEY ST., NEWARK 2, N.J. Mitchell 2-5090 A Aug. from 12 till doiin FR. JAMES CRONIN, 0.5.8 ~ CAMP ST. NEWTON, N. J. CYO 101 PLANE noon BENEDICT, CAMPS. ST.. NEWARK 2, N. J. CLOSED THURSDAYS Phone (Before June 20) DU 3-2470 (Alter June 20) DU 1-3310 ' U. S. Nuns April 20, Open 1961 THE ADVOCATE 13 Novitiate Foreign Sees Civil O'FALLON, Mo. (NC) - The Rights Question Sisters of the Most Precious DAVENPORT, lowa People which seeks to stimulate Catho- Hlood will open a novitiate in who believe all children should lic Action and adult education. Lima, Peru, to accommodate share in federal education bene- Father Blum said the South American public prospective fits have allowed must public opinion come to realize that a members. to cast them in the role of sub- "large number of American cit- In the four years since, the verted of the Constitution, a izens are being deprived of civil community began mission work Jesuit educator said here. rights when they choose a non- in Lima, four Peruvian girls The opposite is true, according public school” for their children. have come to the U. S. to begin to Rev. C. Virgil Blum, S.J., of He said, too, that if parents their training at the commu- Marquette an expert would nity's novitiate University, present the problem to the here. Another on school-aid problems. It is public as one of civil 10 in being rights girls Lima have expressed these people who uphold the Con- Ihey would be more their desire to readily un- join the com stitution in their battle for free- derstood. munity. dom of thought and religion, Fa- because of these applications, ther Blum told the annual con- DIVINE TRADITION is that Mother Mary Lorcnza, superior vention of Te Deum Internation- part of revelation not contained in general, said, Church authori- al, an organization of laymen the Scriptures. ties in Peru “have urged the establishment of a native novi- TROPICAL PLANNERS: Delbarton Mothers, tiate, pointing out that the young women could be town, are putting their heads together for the forth- A trained PLEDGE: Stephanie C. Haldo, president of All to better advantage in Lima coming “Springtime in the Tropics,” set for Apr. 26. Contest Souls of Spring Greets Hospital School Nursing Alumnae Associa- for the South American Tragedy aposto- Chairmen in usual order arc: Mrs. D.B. Elliott, head of tion, a check to J. late.” Seniors: (Fifth presented $7OO Msgr. John Shecrin, fashions; Mrs. William Moran, and Mrs. through eighth graders) Write an address Medical president; in 150 words Nuns for the or loss that you would like to to the representative hospital, recently. The presenta- Walter chairman. give Scott, party graduating class at their in DACCA, Pakistan (RNS) tion took place at the recent breakfast at Sister commencement June. The which Marymount Gets Juniors: (Kindergarten fourth day after Mother M. Rene- Loretta throbgh graders) Write a Glare, O.P. (left), of Caldwell was poem of at diet College the Parents’ News least eight lines on Young, M.D., American Federal Grant any subject you wish. Superior of the Catholic Medi- speaker. WASHINGTON cal Mission Sisters, arrived (NC)-Mary- Name mount Age here recently, she found her- Books for Youth College, Arlington, Va., self in the has been lent 51.2 million Card Parties Address midst of a medical in Luncheons, emergency. Federal funds to assist in fi- School A nancing tornado struck several vil- construction of a dorm- On Address lages, killing 31 and injuring The itory and dining facilities. Parents’ of The Federal loan under Agendas scores persons. Mother Ben- Bygone Days the Teacher Grade edict, another College Housing Loan physician and A POPPY IN THE Program MORRISTOWN Guests of of Englewood is chairman. CORN, by THE STORY I am a member two nurses from the order’s takes place on was announced by Commission- the Delharton Mothers’ Guild will □ I would like to joinD Stella Weaver, Pantheon Books, coast of East Orange Catholic High here the England in the ram- er Sidney H. Woolcr of hospital flew to the scene Inc. $3.50. the find themselves in a tropical by bling home of the Clare School, East Orange The Par- helicopter. family. Community Facilities Adminis- 26 RULES: Entries atmosphere Apr. at the lunch- Guild will must be in by Wednesday, May 17. All Young readers will get a taste Teresa Giselli, a tration. ents’ present a des- They treated minor injuries 13-year-old war eon-bridge-fashion show to he be sent to June V. Dwyer, 31 Clinton St., Newark of the quiet through is invited sert-bridge Apr. 21 at the high on the spot and transported 26 bygone days orphan, to join the Marymount is a two-year- held in the school native cotncSjShould gym. A at 8 fracture the pen of Stella Weaver. Not Clares liberal arts school p.m. cases by helicopter through events that are college for women hut will be constructed, Entries should be by this that the rather palm accompanied coupon or by and boat back to English book is centered normal for the poor refu- with an enrollment of about 270 trees a copy of Holy Family will wave and each lady Our Lady of the Lake High it. in an era long but it is in gees of students. It was founded 11 Hospital in Dacca. ago, Europe. will be gifted School, Sparta The Marian PRIZES: Prizes of $5, and the with an orchid. $3 $2 will be given to the first Mother gentle, quiet style that your The years ago by the three Benedict, currently Clare children Anna, Religious of Mrs. Walter Scott of Jersey Guild will hold a fashion show winners in each division. making a tour of parents were used to reading as about the Sacred Heart of at the order's Teresa’s age; Laurence, Mary. City and Mrs. Edward C. Stearns May 3 8:30 in the auditorium. installations in Pakistan and children. , the oldest The students and In- boy; and young Ben- of Short Hills are chairmen of mothers will dia, has The trend served as a surgeon today in young peo- are eager to meet the girl who the affair which will also feature model the fashions. in this Asian country between ple's hooks is to ex- will be like sister Royal Wedding adventure, a to them. But prizes. St. Joseph, East Orange—The 1949-57. She citement and Miss averaged about history. Miss Weaver gives us lesson a Is Announced St. Dominic PTA will sponsor a dinner-dafie'e 1,000 operations a Weaver has chosen to write of in human Academy, Jersey year. nature as she shows 22 The Mothers’ Club will Apr. at 6:30 in the auditor- the STOCKHOLM (NC) _ City reactions and thoughts of how Anna gradually resents the The ium. Rev. ANY Catholic hold its annuat card Samuel Bove, mod- TEMPTATION can be four children rather than of intrusion of marriage ceremony of party-fash- another girl into her ion erator, has announced members overcome with Princess Birgitta of show, Apr. 20 at 8 at God’s Grace. their deeds. family. Sweden p’m. and Prince the will provide entertainment. Johann Georg von Jersey City Gardens, Jersey 80 Park Avenue, New THE CHILDREN Hohenzollcrn, a City. Mrs. Frank and Immaculate Newark, Jersey play in nor- Catholic from Grandy Conception High THE IDEAL CAMP FOR CATHOLIC BOYS mal surroundings and in Germany, will take Mrs. Richard Barry armchair- School, Lodi—The Parents’ Guild (formerly the Sorrento Restaurant) k BOYS 6 to 14 react place .May the normal in the men. has way. The story is 30 town of Sigmaringen, set a calendar party for Apr. 4:30 College campus 1.000 built around the inner Germany. .1 at in the cafeteria. Over . . . acres . . . 3i s f gains and St. Vincent’s Academy, (High all losses of the It will he preceded 70 will be sports, including water-skiing. SEASON youngsters. by a civil School) Newark The Mothers’ parishes represented Elaborate Indian Lore This book will appeal the ceremony in the royal palace at the affair of which Mrs. Stan- program . . . to Guild will present a dessert- j orderly mind that likes to think here May 25. Princess ley Malkowitz of Wallington is Birgitta bridge Apr. 28 at 8 p.m. in the experienced brother coun- out each is member chairman. move and to dwell on a of the Lutheran selors from auditorium. Mrs. P. Garrity is La Salette order. each little bit of action church which is established of the by chairman assisted by Mrs. R. All inclusive fee $5OO. story. law in Sweden. CAMP _ J-D _ Sehwerkart. Gracious Dining in a Continental Atmosphere " ' Half Season Charge $275. Linden Poets Oratory Srhool, ENFIELD CAMP Mexican Gift Summit A 4 Banquet Rooms LEVENTH NEW TRINITY luncheon-bridge-fashion show is HAMPSHIRE Are Named Church Functions Home and Office Parties set for Apr. 25 at Mayfair Farms, (for boys 9-15) For | Write: Rev. Dir. West Orange. The Mothers’ Club Communion Breakfasts Campbell, - Camp Pius Eleventh, Enfield, N. H. on the Beautiful Pope John LINDEN Court Wedding Receptions Chesapeake Bay. Our Lady of Earlvillc, Md. Conducted MEXICO is hosting the affair which will by the CITY(RNS)— A Fatima, Catholic Home of our Suburban and MiKAionary Servants of thp spir- Daughters of Metropolitan \| n «t itual to benefit the building fund. Mrs.. Ho!.v Trinity for 23 h^" bouquet was sent Pupe America, has announced the win- «n the Turnpike. Catering Service John as an act Sigfried Higgins of Verona is ners v •• Season: of homage from in its annual poetry contest. \ • a July lAu* 12. 300 Acrea S.IO week chairman assisted by Mrs. W. HU 4-7200 BI 3-7000 a includes all th" Catholic youngsters of Mexico In division one (fourth through Ids. expenses CAMP DON BOSCO $ ax canteen. number Morrison, West and Mrs. Limited of following the fifth National Chil- Orange, sixth grades) Carl *llll Young of St. Available. Host,ns. NEW JERSEY swlmmlns. dren's of A. Ned Wilson, Chatham. John's NEWTON, crafts, sports etc. Day Prayer sponsored won first prize. Runners Write (winter arrdess) by Mexican Catholic up in order were: 7 WEEKS - JUNE 25 to AUG. 13 REV. Action. St. Vincent de Paul, Stirling— Claire Lu- FATHER FABIAN, The observance kenda, St. • was marked The PTA will Charlene Horses Swimming - Boating - Fishing sponsor a musiaal; Theresa's; M.S.SS.T. in dioceses Gorda, Archery & Riding At No Extra Cost throughout the coun- review, "An Evening With Oscar St. Elizabeth's; Edward ST. JOSEPH'S SEMINARY try where children Weber, St. Rifle attended spe- llammerstcin 11" Apr. 2t Theresa's; Kathleen Range for campers Age 13-14 HOLY and 22 at nominal fee TRINITY, AW. cial Masses and joined in pray- at 8:30 in the auditorium. Sara Waehlcr, St. John's; and Pa- ers for peace. tricia Serden, St. Theresa's. fully supervised by I.ee of Scotch Plains is director SALESIANS OF ST. DON BOSCO of the show which will benefit DIVISION two (seventh and jjacanh $3O Week - $2OO Season the building fund. Howard Meyer eighth grades) winner was Elaine If In advance is and Victor paid pianist Lurie, chair- Babiarz of St. Theresa's. Run- BOYS 9-14 man. Write for free booklet ners up were: Eileen Marie Academy of the llolv Angels, Svoboda, St. Elizabeth’s; Shirley PICK “ 4ln YEAR 1 Fort I.ee The Waldorf Astoria, Casertano. St. John's; Geraldine II IK 151 New York, will be Pedro, Catherine Marie Pretti the site of the Si* DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP and Dianne all St. annual luncheon bridge sponsored Lynn Humor, John's. STAATSBURG, N. J. by the Mothers' Guild Apr. 27 LOCATION: 258 Hudion 1 The winners will receive cash acral ... on ... St ml N. of N.Y.C. at p.m. Mrs. Richard La Fond HOUSING: awards and a and the Newly built (1958-601 dormitorici; each with gift en- own lava- - tries will he to lorlci and hoi ihowtri. submitted the ANY Elizabeth Spellers state finals. COUNCILORS XAVERIAN BROTHERS lit m y»' v s a*? KLIZABETH Winifred Skora ß All Spoilt . . . Swimming Pool . . . 100' x SO’ and Sandra Kosher were the win- 1 Till: THEOLOGICAL virtues SEASON: July 1 to Auguil 26th (8 WctktJ ners in a bee at RATES: Full spelling held are those which have God for uaion $295.; Hall union $l6O St. Adalbert’s recently. their direct object. WRITE: Rtv, H. R. Barron, O.P. 869 Lexington Ave., N.Y. 21, N.Y. BOYS and GIRLS Phone: RHinelander 4-2080 - Agei 6 to 16 (4 to 8 P.M. Only) * ONE W« Invif• Inspection and Comparison OFF TO CAMP SUMMER SCHOOL ST. JOSEPH IN MAINE Seaton: July 3rd to August 28th b.i N. Y. Th# And WURTSBORO, Benedictine Monks of S». ALL SPORTS INCLUDING Anselm's Priory School, Washington, D. C. • d^s MM FOB BOYS, 6 16 announce summtr court# at WATER-SKIING, SAILBOATING, St. Greoory't Summtr School, York CARTERET, Main#. A perfect spot for Harbor, GOLF ON PREMISES a vacation About twenty-five boya will t* perfect • WparaU for and of accepter! for camps boys flirts on shores Savings tutoring or remedial opposite prlvoto • • UNI FOOD All SPORTS work for seventh through ninth 100 acre lake. grades. Classes • MODERN FACILITIES will be In the morn- • 1500 acres of healthful woodland ing; summer activities scenic at 1700 foot altitude will own in the after, help you it... DHAM provides noon; study periods in the evening. the • Individual cabin; each accommodates tin and counsellor real boy Hoys will have personal supervision campon acAtlnn: 500 terra and instruction by priests of St. mM of rolling hi 11a and woodland* Anselm’s Priory. • Ixperienced, mature counsellors Instruct and carefully supervise a lake, . . . private blah up In eampers the Picturesque deer-country of Tuition, room, and board for the important aa the right home is for the your family Catskills. period June 2t August 14 Is • Reasonable AIUINCIUSIVE rates for I er 4 weekn convenient payment 1400 is the right kind of a home loan. Pick the home LOW WEEKLY BUIXJKT RATES Parents Interested may write or plans available phone. of choice and wo will tailor home ** or Catalog your your or Information • St. Joseph's is open throughout the year; parents ere welcome te Write or Call: mortgage loan to fit income and needs. HEADMASTER visit at any time your MICHAEL MARCELLO * Sclortlno Place For illustrated catalog and rates, write er phone* “Free and clear" is achieved PRIORY SCHOOL ownership steadily White Plains. N. Y. fdfd through Carteret Savings rentlike monthly Sullivan pay- WHlte Plains f-4141 WASHINGTON Director of Camps, Saint Joseph's Cos., N.Y., 17, D. C. ments, which include principal, interest and taxes LA 6-6060 in convenient Monticello 770; New York City, TWining 9-5800 one package. in this week Let show how Stop ... us you easy (Camps conducted by the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityvile) n it is to own the homo of your choice with a Carteret Home Mortgage Loan. Mortgage head- CAMP ft quarters, 866 Broad Street, Newark. Preliminary ALVERNIA information may be had at the Carteret Savings 8 Office most convenient to you. 105 PROSPECT ROAD A SUMMER PARADISE FOR BOYS CENTERPORT, LONG • Making a better to ISLAND, N. Y. For Boys For Girls • your city place live, work and rain a family—- 1886-1961 75 YEARS Separate Camps Ages OF CAMPING FOR BOYS CAMP COLUMBUS wonderland of nature on mile Beautiful THI IDEAL CATHOLIC setting includes mile-long beach on Shelter Island CAMP FOR YOUR BOYI sandy the result of a Sound, surrounded long, half mile wide Culver lake, New most growing by miles of virgin forest. Clear, safe Salt Water Jersey's FOR BOYS, 6-14 - THREE AGE GROUPS Swimming, Soiling, Horseback beautiful water A world Fine and business Riding, Crafts and all sports. body ... truly boy's . . . Savings Loan Catholic Modern Facilities A . . . Well balanced Jtiion: July 1- 36 Equipment Tutoring Av, atmosphere program: Sports, ... Aug. „ . ,J Reoltlratlon. *lOO. P.r 1 Arts, Crafts Selected Counselors w..k., SMO Per Month . ... A chef 1170 leading Staff . . top-flight Ptr Seeion composed of mature, experienced experts in the ing field serves the finest food. and including Helen Duffy, Director of Physical Education, Centerport Harbor on th« North Shore o( I.nn* Dame RGEST IN NEW JERSEY h?ind Vh « College for Women, Frank Bo former Sir N » w York City Modern Adams, Fo WITH OVER cahlna ami Basketball • Write: *2OO MILLION IN ASSETS f " ort - "nil Coach, Don Director of Camp Columbus, trim tTort . r. balanced, orkanlwd pro- Kennedy, Athletics and Bas "Afr aporta, movin', crafta, trip*, honnhark Coach, St. Peter Culver N. J. all under P ‘ rlflinc. s College Lake, Branchville, * up ' ' * ton ul TxPntenced educatora alaff compoeed of , l entire • UARTERET Jesuit Chaplain • Private Chapel • Medical • Resident Priest in constant SAVINGS and Loan Staff OV\CC44, Association attendance 35 SEASON $495 - TUITION PLAN 866 BROAD STREET, NEWARK FRANCISCAN BROTHERS • Water front Superb program and these additional VISIT & SEE FOR YOURSELF eight offices: • For Residont Registered Nurse NEWARK: 550 Bloomfield Avenue 714 Brood Slreet Information Write to OR WRITE OR PHONE TOR INFORMATION • and blankets furnished Bedding Springfield-Bergen: 359 Springfield Ave. Roseville: 487 Orange Street Registrar, Camp Alvernia DON KENNEDY • Rates: Seasonal $250. Commuter: Penn Railroad Station line: 712 801 President St., Si. Pols,'! Collego City Springfield Aveoee Brooklyn 15, N.Y. 27 low, C,oi, Rood 2641 Hudion EAST ORANGE: 606 Central Ave. SOUTH UL Blvd- ORANGE: 159 South PHONE: - 7-2559 UL 7-0406 Saddlo Rivor, N.J. Weekly $35. "Avno^ OroegeAn. City 6, N J. SHO4B: DElowo.o DAv i 7-1479 S Half Season V 3-4400 .. . approved members $l3O. v, „ National Catholic Camping fm American Camping Association Association Camp Columbus, N. J. State Council Knights of Columbus nm THE 14 ADVOCATE April 20, 1961 Westfield, Elizabeth Districts Three Sisters of St. Joseph Win National Science Scholarships Plan Nine Workshops ENGLEWOOD - Three Sis- SCOTCH PLAINS - The Un and the ters of St. Union-Elizabeth and field, speaker; Mrs. Thomas Joseph of Newark ion-Elizabclh and Union-West- Union-Westfield have been District presi- Smith, archdiocesan chairman awarded grants by field District Councils of Cath- dents, Mrs. Emil Matthews the National Science and president of the Mt. Carmel Founda- olic Women will hold a county- and Mrs. Walter J. Lamb tion. Jr., Guild, consultant; Mrs. William wide institute of committee respectively. Sister John Francis is the Armstrong, U-W chairman, con- re- workshops at St. Batholomew’s ductor; cipient of Summer Institute THERE WILL Mrs. H. Hasson, U-E here Apr. 27. The meeting will be eight other Scholarships at both Fordham in different chairman, recorder. begin with Benediction at 8 workshops areas of University and Seton Hall Uni- in the church. the school convening simultane- HOME versity. Her p.m. ANI) SCHOOL Rev. application is one ously. Committcs, chairman, Francis J. of 40 selected from The workshops are designed Houghton, U-W mod- approxi- speakers and recorders for the mately to inform and assist the affili- erator, speaker; Mrs. Peter 400. She holds a B.S. workshops are: degree from Seton ated organizations by exchange Kostic, U-W chairman, conduc- Hall and at Sr. John Francis Sr. Marie Organization and Elena Sr. Joanne of ideas and to channel infor- develop- tor; Mrs. 0. C. Kein, U-W vice present is doing graduate work ment Mrs. James H. in in the mation from the National Coun- Bailey, president, recorder. secondary education admin- Summer Institute in iel Mahoney. She has attended archdiocesan chairman, consul- istration. Sister physics cil of Catholic Libraries and John Francis, and mathematics at Se- Seton Hall Women to the Mrs. literature—Jo- University and Ford- individual tant; Charles V. Berry, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs! ton Hall University 5-Aug. ham, organizations. seph J. Gabriel of National July prior to her present study. Union-Elizabeth con- John F. Donohue 12. Archdiocesan chairman, Catholic Reading of Saddle Riv- Sister Marie Elena has officers and ductor; Mrs. H. Distributors, taught V. Trevencn, er, is a graduate of St. Sister Joanne is the daughter at staff members—Mrs. Itichard speaker; Elinor Luke’s, St. Anne’s, Fair Lawn; St. Union - Westfield McGlynn, chairman, Hohokus. She is at of Mr. and Mrs. J. archdiocesan chairman; Mrs. presently Joseph Rusch Elizabeth’s. Wyckoff; and Strasser, president, Julia recorder. of Holy John Madonna High School, Weirton, Winter Haven, Fla. Her Name, Flannelly. Josephine Healey, U-E chairman, as- Garfield. Walsh, Public relations W. and has signment to Kathryn Va., taught at St. previous the pres- Edith Callaghan, Mrs. Carl A. conductor; Mrs. Lawrence Ba- Connolly, archdiocesan chair- James High School, Penns ent one was at St. Anne's Salinardo, and Mrs. John boid, U-E delegate, recorder. L. man, consultant; Mrs. Rose Grove. School, Fair Lawn. Whelan will in Spiritual Dis- Nan participate Fricl, U-W chairman, conduc- development VISITING: Sister Elenita of the Charity the officers training tor; Corita cussion under direction of Mrs. Maryknoll Mission SISTER SISTER MARIK workshop. Matlack, U-W chair- Sisters, shown MARIE Elena and Elena, a na- Also will be Mrs. Wiliam U-W chairman. above at her mission in Hawaii, is pres- tive of participating man, recorder. Stief, Sister Joanne, both teaching at Jersey City, is the Receives George ently visiting her Wegmann, Union-West- Social action Rev. Paul V. Mrs. Lamb, U-W If family in Elizabeth. Stationed in St. Luke’s High School, Hoho- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan- field president, District parliamentarian, Sacred Heart, Bloom- institute chairman. North Korea during World kus, have also been awarded Cnllis, War 11, Sister Elenita was Third Grant imprisoned until 1942. She is staying with her brother, grants by the National Science A. Foundation. The grants will en- Joseph Barry Jr. WESTFIELD - The National able the Sisters to participate Science Cardinal Foundation in coopera- Cicognani tion with the University of Cali- fornia Lawrence Radiation Lab- at Protector North oratory Herkeley is sponsor- Josephites’ Date Book ing a high school teachers’ re- Jersey search program. VATICAN Twenty teach- CITY - Amleto Car- Mary Academy, Washington ers have been invited to dinal Cicognani lias been par- named Township. ticipate with various research Cardinal-Protector of the Sisters Publicity chairmen are invited to make un of thi» Mother M. Patricia, C.S.J., is We will neo
‘•MARKET seminary loans, funds are lent to ST., PATERSON AR 4-1100 222 MONTGOMERY ST., JERSEY CITY HE 4-3303 colleges and universities with 3ft FAIRMOUNT AVE., NEWARK Bl 2-5500 seminaries on their campuses and iicji. the government does not object ' T to use of these facilities by stu- dents studying for ministry. The wide acceptance this loan D YOU CAN'T DRIVE program has received is one a WA reason for President Kennedy’s proposals to Congresss that D - - funds available for it be in- OVERHEAD creased and a twin program to SO WHY help build classrooms be PAY FOR started. a 2-week, vacation! • RENT DRAG LOCATIONS of HIGH MAIN THE NATIONAL Defense Edu- • LARGE SHOW ROOMS cation Act, adopted by Congress • BIG CITY BUSINESS TAXES in 1958, touches upon private ed- • HIGH ucation PRESSURE SALES CAMPAIGNS in several ways, both and FIND positive negative, according US AND SAVE to lots WITH OUR Catholic educators. on It is Lagoon LOW the only piece of federal OVERHEAD - HIGH VOLUME legislation which currently deals directly with education in private, non-profit elementary and secon- dary schools. Bamegat Bay One of its titles provides loans to these schools to help finance the remodeling of laboratories from and to purchase certain teaching » ED. MULLER MOTORS, Inc. equipment, especially for mathe- matics and science. 2,990 Authorized Plymouth/Valiant Dealer Since it began, private schools 1284 Mcßride Ave. at * first cut off Rt. 46 West of Great Eastern Mills NEW No Down! LITTLE FALLS cl 6-4545 1961 • Money PLYMOUTHS VALIANTS Mon. thru Frl. 9-10 P.M., Sat. 'til 6 P.M. $1728 Only Berkeley Shores offers this fabulous innovation in seaside living the sparkling new, luxurious COUNTRY CLUB NO CASH DOWN BY-THE-SEA, Si Months to Pay combining the leisurely pace of a private country club with the ISO Cars In stack excitement of fun on the water! Here is a invitation to 10.000 Mila Ouarantaa standing join in parties, movies, moonlight dances, shows and dozens of other PURITAN activities —365 glorious days for the cost of a 2-week vacation. at touches - Every lot Berkeley of ACT , Shores the waters NOW!! PLYMOUTH beautiful VALIANT »xßarnegat Bay —bringing water buy buy boating, fishing, skiing, skin diving BUY BUY and SWEDEN'S FINE IMPORTS swimming right to your front lawn. can tit Market Stroat Patarian You enjoy the beautiful "A Budnaia Built beaches or the saltwater pools. Berkeley Shores is much more than a vacation retreat...it is a self-contained, round completely VOLVO-SAAB year which will feature a community large shopping center, recreational areas, 300- boat yacht basin and marina, paved roads, professional water OFFERS building, public suddlv.J ■Nh sanitary sewers and natural gas. A CAR TO FIT EVERY You will be across the tf: 5 MtSa; directly Bay from the new Island Beach State Park, just south sss POCKETBOOK sss of Seaside Amusement 30 Heights Park, minutes from 6 different state hunting preserves, mmutes away from a short public golf courses, distance from Lakewood. All Houses of Worship PROVEN QUALITY and the Monmouth Plaza huge County Shopping are a short drive away. It takes little more than • PROVEN hour to reach Shores ECONOMY an Berkeley by car or express bus. You could commute —during the • PROVEN CRAFTSMANSHIP BRAND NEW 1961 summer or all year 'round —with ease.
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SPORTS ROADSTERS PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY Ifyou can’t visit r (no wall*) Berkeley Shores soon, SANITARY A A SEWERS write fur full details. (no septic tanks)
5* »*»K '2444 ■A NATURAL GAS FULL is BERKELEY SHORES • Box 355, Bayville, New Jersey ABOVE PRICE INCLUDES: Please give me further details and colorful 8-page booklet BERKELEY SHORES. describing ad PRICE Radio, t 4-*> >l6BB Heater Defroster, Tonneau Cover, Windshield Washers, Sliding NAME Windows, Tachometer, Ditc-Brakes, ADDRESS No Cash 1 Full Year BMC Factory Guarantee. (No hidden charges). Hurry Limited CITY STATE Down time onlyl A wholly-owned subsidiary of HYDROCARBON N.J. AUTHORIZED CHEMICALS, Inc., Newark, $ l3 BMC & VOLVO week per DEALER D RICHARD'S tSS AUTORAMA Msair •V- 0 AT 2 GUYS ROUTE 46 t * , PT’<,N^ TL ,LITTLE FALLS Rte. 46, Totowa on CL 6-3444 Open Eves. 'Til 10 P.M. beautifulBamegat CL Bay 6-5900 Bayview Avenue and Route 9 i Directions: Garden State Parkway to Exit 80 (Beechwood Exit). Open Mon.-Sat. 10 to 10 Berkeley Township, New Jersey { Take Route 9 south; stay on Route 9 approximately 3 miles to site. 18 THE ADVOCATE April 20, 1961 Indian Forest Park Oilers Split, Ranch Models WESTFIELD (PFS) A 50-house Hydrocarbon Being colony is being cre- Sales are under the direction of 18 Sold at Lakeview Terrace Realty Buys unveiled this weekend at Indian ated by Herbert M. Granick of I’atd S. Tichcnor of Chatham. Forest Park, Westfield, are three Major Kenil- MIDDLETOWN (PKS) A to- j 21-foot Developers, Inc., The homes will he built for de- shower, a living room, for- room; and modern science kitch- 750 More Lots colonial-styled models in worth, who tal of 18 homes sold has been Lagoon split- is currently complet- liveries this mal dining room and en with separate dining area. starting summer on complete BERKELEY level and bi-level ranch ing the 104-house reported Lakeview Terrace - designs. by 1961 TWP. (PFS) contiguous to the Berkeley Shores Creighton Vil- fully landscaped plots averaging modern science kitchen with Located in the historic Middle- The community is on Quantuck at Homes, new 39-home Acquisition of 750 lage Sayre Woods South com- 100 150 suburban all rooms, the approximately community. Hydrocarbon Chemi- by feel, in an area which including four bed- town-Red Bank area, the new laßoon Lake off Hiawatha Drive and munity in Madison community on W. Front St., here, building plots off Route 9 was represented the Township and has city sewers and all rooms, on one step-saving level. has direct access to cals, Inc., in Lawrence Ave. just improve- 1' ealured community here south of previously built and sold hun- ments are split level and by Hydrocarbon Chemicals, negotiations by DePetro along and is close to all facili- Highlights of the split level Shadow Lake and to all city con- Route 22. ranch each Inc. of Newark with dreds of homes in north and south homes, with four bed- model at Lakeview is reported by Van and ties. Terrace veniences such as schools, shop- Riper Belmont, rooms Jersey over the last 12 and full basement, Homes Anthony DePotro, president of Newark years. priced include a spacious centers and attorneys. from $18,990. play- ping transportation room Hydrocarbon Realty Development The property was Indian Forest Park homes arc with sliding glass doors to Builders of Lakevlew Terrace formerly Ibe ranch Cos. model also includes a future outdoor known as Pebble Beach at Sloop Leonardine priced from $25,990 and are avail- patio; an over- Homes arc Marvin Broder and Orchard Hill two full bathrooms with sized Hydrocarbon Realty develop- Creek. able with liberal conventional fi- private living room, formal dining Robert Levy. ment Cos. is a newly formed di- The tract extends from Route 9 Sales at 15 nancing terms arranged through vision of Hydrocarbon Chemicals, to Barnegat Bay. the First Federal Savings and Homes Sold which Loan Association Inc., is currently develop- sewer and water SOUTH of Westfield. Sanitary sup- RIVER (PFS)-In the LINCROFT (PFS) ing the 1,000-acre Shores systems going into first week formal • —\OrchJffd- Berkeley ply Berkeley following open- - Hill new 51-unif Somes planned - recreational Estates, communi- Shores will be extended to the ing Leonardine Park Estates in in Home ty here. Berkeley Shores Anglican colony, reports 25 sales. The com- will Pebble Beach area. Pebble Beach South River listed 15 buyers of have 3,000 ROME (NC) Anglican Canon munity, sponsored by Joel Klig- lagoon and bayfront as part of the 3,750-lot Berkeley homes priced from The lots. 517,990. Bernard Pawley has arrived here man, is in Newman Shores community will include all built rising QmlOywm homes, by Emanuel Grand to take up his The 750 additional post as representa- Springs Road, in the I,incroft sec- plots were public utilities, sandy and Saul Werner, beaches, are in split tive of the Church of England tion of Middletown acquired from a group headed school and area sites, Township. shopping a level and ranch stylings. Bounell at the coming ecumenical coun- Brounell A- are by Harry Duckworth, Toms Riv- 300-boat marina, and Kramer, agents, private & Kramer, Union relators, are cil’s Secretariat for Promoting er south of offering bilevel and split-level attorney, and are and ;swimming dubs. sales agents. Christian Unity. homes priced from $21,90.
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Big +1 WITH ‘'PANORAMA" Living Room PICTURE WINDOW INDIAN FOREST 3-bedroom Split-level +1 WITH SLIDING Dining Room GLASS DOORS! home with PARK +1 Room finished COMPLETELY Laundry FINISHED recreation +l4 Storm AND room Windows SCREENS 30 minutes from New York City +Gas Clothes Dryer $25,990 TliihujitflJilew'tlim4
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Other deetgae hsdadae If ycrfn houso-bunting,visit This buovtifu! I “The Manchester” . . . $26,990 new community with afl speed! 3- Bi-level with Th baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, room recroation plus 4th bedroom or Indian Forest Park offers a den, 2-car garage. superlative combination of homo “The Mansfield" . . . $27,990 and environment 4- 2'/i-balh Split-levol, portico, living and dining rooms, rwcroation kifcntn, roomy basement, It’s onexcefled garage. an new background Decorated Exhibit Homes Open Every Day From II to Dork for your famiJyl 3 OTHER RANCH, DIRECTIONS from Lincoln Tunnel: South N. J. Your environment... Select Colonial on Turnpike to Exit I 4 (Newark Airport)—then west on U.S. 22 into and Mountainside right him at light ot Jug AND Handle beyond Chi Am SPLIT-LEVEL Westfield—famed Chateau, cross highway and east 200 ft. to Lawrence community of Are. continue on right, on Lawrence Ave. to Hiawatha Drive (on left) OR from Westfield Center, drive out Lawrence Ave. to Hiawatha Drive. SPLIT-RANCH dwches, excellent school system, ■»ort shopping, fast MODELS FROM
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Holy Trinity Parish A Dams 2-6005 Offers Excellent DIRECTIONS! Follow Route 46 west to Elementary & High School Facilities Twp.; Rockaway Half mile past 3 Sisters Restaurant, turn rignt on Perry St. and continue the all way to t 0P hl nd another HERZOG-GETTER 1 end: turn le,t 1 bloc k to models AD M ...0R..,f0110w Route 10 west to New Rt. 202 ENTERPRISE Freeway; turn right to Route then 46, west as BROUNEU l KRAMER MU 1-1800 • F0 1*1751 1961 Oklahoma for Mark the Arrival April 20, THE ADVOCATE 19 City Headquarters Extension Volunteers Of Paul in Rome OKLAHOMA ClTY—Oklahoma Aided 411 year for service In the American quarters in ROME (NC) Representatives Group Negro Students Chicago. colleges. Based on the catechetical City has been selected as the home missions. pro- of 60 orders WASHINGTON (NC) religious and semi- - Cath- Catholic Giving nursing care In mission gram which has been carried Scholarships for Ne- site of the national field head- The Extension Volunteers’ THE FIRST group of 80 to 100 on narians from 52 nations took olic Scholarships for re- in part Negroes has groes performs the dual function of the Extension Volunteers will areas. Oklahoma by lay missioners, quarters Extension Volun- cruiting is carried on jointly with arrive in ceremonies here commemo- spent $236,110 to aid 411 Negro of soliciting funds from individ- The Extension Volunteers will it is estimated that the cost teers, a lay missionary the in Oklahoma City around Aug. 21 per rating the 19th students from group Papal Volunteers for Latin he in volunteer will centenary of St. September, 1947 uals and scholarships from col- started at the of this to attend the National assigned groups of four to per year be about Paul's beginning America, which has head- Liturgical arrival in Rome. through June, 1961, the leges and universities. It was the Oklahoma and Texas mis- $2,000. agency Conference. Some 25 to 35 then Cardinal Agagianian, Prefect of reported at its 16th annual board founded sions which have been in 1947 by Mrs. Caro- will be assigned to missions in designated the Sacred meeting. the Congregation for the line Putnam and is under the Oklahoma. The others will be by Bishops. of as- New Patron Named Propagation the Faith, offered Sixty-four Catholic colleges and patronage of Cardinal Cushing of signed to Amarillo and San An- Mass over the tomb AFTER THE first year, the of the great universities have provided schol- Boston. tonio. VATICAN CITY—St. in the Extension program is expected to Venerius, missionary Basilica of St. arships for qualified students During the first the Ex- a seventh-century Benedictine Paul to year, extend on a Outside-the-Walls mark through the continuing basis lived agency. This year A TITULAR SEE is a diocese tension Volunteers will work here throughout the monk who on an island off the occasion (Apr. 9). five country. The field new scholarships were ob- where the Church in four Italy, has been named patron of once flourished major categories of mis- headquarters in Oklahoma City, tained, the agency and said, a but which later was overrun by sion activity: representing the Extension lighthouse-keepers by the Holy VERONICA’S VEIL is pre total of 126 students on Soci- are current- pagans or Moslems and no longer Teaching in parochial schools. will Father. served at St. Peter’s Basilica. financial ety. be responsible for ad- ly receiving assistance. has a residential Bishop. Catechetical work, such as par- ministration. ish visitation, census in- work, Board and room will he pro- Rates: 1 insertion line BARNEGAT BAY! structions, working with Catholics 40c per 4 inser- vided by the parish or institution The Advocate in parish tions 35c line. Minimum 3 lines. projects, and work with where the missioner is assigned, per lax Catholics. and each Extension Volunteer will Deadline: Monday 2 P.M. Organizing Newman Club ac- receive a minimum of $lO weekly Write to The Advocate at secular tivity universities and for personal Diocesan expenses. CLASSIFIED MARKET 31 Clinton St., Newark, NJ. directors of the PLACE lay missionary or call MArket 4-0700 program will attempt to find | WASHING ! sponsors to support the volunteers HELP WANTED - FEMALE MACH. SERVICE REAL Cana Calendar ESTATE FOR SALE LOTS the diocese from which FOR SALE lin they NURSE L.P.N. ALL MAKES 1 R,N. or I are recruited. NURSING HOME OAKLAND DUTY. FULL OR 34 HOUR SERVICE FAYSON LAKES CANA CONFERENCES PART TIME. CLINTON HILL SEC- ANYWHBRI YEAR-ROUND VACATION LIVING Cana Conferences examine various TION - NEWARK. BI 3 0303 REASONABLE SERVICE CHARGES phases BUILDING LOT of family life. TOR THE FINEST SERVICE ELLEN KEY 29th AnnualFeis McKENNA, no*xiis' Cana I: Husband-Wife Rela- POSITION WANTED CALL OLdfield 3-5038 • tionships; Realtor YACHT CLUB Cana II: Spirituality in Marriage; 49 Cana III: Parent-Child Sot for Blvd.. Oakland • June 18 Irish girl seeks position chamber* REALTORS Hl.wjth.FFJderal , MARINA BASIN Relationships; Cana IV: Annual re- as 7-6414 Price Includes public water view of 1. II and ill NEW YORK The maid • waitress In auburban rectory. supply • 29th annual Year-Round Homes FISHING Paterson: As above except Cana I! Is Bergen County preferred, excellent 7;! ON COUNTY RIDGEWOOD Available Parent-Child Feis, sponsored by the United references. Call WE From $13,000 to $40,000 • CRABBING Relationships, Cana 111: 0-0107. Spirituality. Irish Counties RIDGEWOOD AND VICINITY Association of New Our experience is your protection. Let us Sunday, Apr. 23 MERCHANDISE FOR WE CODDLE Optn dally and Sunday 10 A.M. ’lll dark. SALE neln vou aa we have so many other OUT-OF-TOWNkrq FAYSON LAKE Cliffside Park. Epiphany. Cana I! York, will be held on June at hap- OVER 300 18 nnmr In Union County and MULTIPLE LISTINGS Ttkphonti TWinbrook 2-3100 Also on Display Orange St. Venantlua. py owners the Cana 11. OR- the urrnundinii COMMUNITY, Inc. of - area. SITHENS HEAL -715 p.m. campus Hunter College. SPRING CLEARANCE SALE ESTATE 01 5 9000 To Buy Sell 158 franklin Ave.. Boontrm Ava. Fajrion L.ka Rd. DItICTIONS: Oardon Slats ta lull f], Year 'Round Homes East Orange. Holy Name. Cana Entries for the 165 or Call on RidfrwnnH Parkway 11. various cul- now on at the five Mount OPEN 7 DAYS Klnnelou Mom, County. N. J. eontinuo itraigkt 7:30 going AND EVENINGS ahead and fallow eigne la p.m. tural JOHN P. McMAHON from Sunday, Apr. 30 competitions will close on Carmel TErmln.l 8-4848 Rad llan Tovarn; tarn lafl, fallow Dram Point {8990 Guild Thrift Stores. All Orange. St. Venantiua. 1585 Morris Ave.. Union MU 8-34.14 GILSENAN Road Cana 11. OR May 24. A copy of the Feis Sylla- & COMPANY laywaad, Oohornvilla, Irkk Town- ' 6-9075. reduced Open Eve* and Weekends LAGOON LOT on jour silo. prices with sav- 364 E. Ridgewood •hip, N. I Northvale, St. Cana 111. bus may be obtained big Ave. qj o-ieoo Anthony'*. by writing 50x100 at Raywood on Tha 7:15 p.m. PO 8-6510 on furniture and NUTLEY Bama.at to the 326 ings clothing SPARTA nay. For detail. Phone EL 5 8953 PRE-CANA committee, W. 48th st., or items EL 2-3359 between 6-8 P.M. May 7-14 Bloomfield. Sacred Heart. New York —some as high as 60% 36, N. Y. BUY NOW SELL OR TRADE HU 3-7782 offl E. G. ANDERSON, REALTORS LAND May 14-21 Union INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE-IN PLAN. WANTED^ City. St. Augua- Serving L. Mohawk tine's. HE We will llat home for - Sparta Area 8-5608. The Thrift Stores are Tour sale, or located at: consider It If Rt. 13 Center of Sparta PA 0-6181 May 21-28 Newark. St. James 15th buying you purchase an- HU Anniversary 101 other INVESTORS NEED LAND & 3-7782. PLANE STREET NEWARK house through our office. Let NEWARK SUSSEX Residential AYWOOD May 28 June 4 Scotch Plaint, St. Francis J. Wash- 003 ORANGE ST. NEWARK us know your requirements. Evenings COUNTY Industrial Commercial Highway Bartholomew's. EL 3-3597. Catholic 1141 ELIZABETH AVE. ELIZABETH and Holidays call Mrs. Kelly. WE 8-3922. Frontage • Small or Large The May 28-June ington Post, War Vet- Tracte. Jersey Shore Lagoon Paradise 4 Fort Lee, Madonna. 138 MADISON AVE. PLAINFIELD SUSSEX AREA WH STANLEY JOHNSON Choice Listing! 5-0120. erans, will hold a 15th anniver- 243 NEWARK AVE. JERSEY CITY Lake ED. J. FENGYA. CO. & Country Home, from '<<■ ON HUSBAND-WIFE RETREATS 23 High St.. Nutley. NO $5OOO 1341 Hamburg Tpk., BARNEGAT BAY May sary dinner-dance Apr. 20 7-8000 ALFRED Wayne OX 4-4803 26-28 Retreat. St. Paul'* Ab- at 85 RIDGEWOOD ; , E. DINTER. REALTOR (5 south Point bey. Newton. OL 2-3272 FA 2-6194 AVE. 1 Loo mil Ave, miles of Pleasant) or Thomm's Restaurant, starting at REAL ESTATE FORSALE Suaaex, N. J. HOMES TO LET June 24 Day of Recollection. Car- VACATION mel. Oakland. OL LAKE HIAWATHA 2-3272 or FA 2 6194 7:30 p.m. WASHINGTON Beautifully TOWNSHIP Flnlth.d Natural Wood BELMAR HULETTS Kitchen Cabinets. Formica Counter Top block A Overhead Cablncta. W to Our Lady of Good Counacl «rw All wrought Iron In St. Roae's Pariah. Top ON LAKE GEORGE m handles and location, church, hinges. Must be aeen to suitable for large home. achool and canter & be family or guest | ahopping Exclusive housekeeping cottage colony appreciated. Asking 185! N. E. Brand New Listing never before ad- Y. trana. Fully air-conditioned. 3 on Shore of Lake George, the most vertised. Eves A Sun. Fran Welscr. beautiful lake In America Vfc BUSINESS DIRECTORY bedroom brick and frame Cape Cod. mils NOW MU 1-3708 Ray 2 HERE Bell, Realtors. shoreline sandy or PR beaches Ideal attached and 5-4660. garage acrcened porch, for children 30 cottagea SPECIAL APPLIANCE low taxea. LOW RATES $3O to REPAIRS beautiful landacaped Vk acre $73 per week BERGEN COUNTY plot, lake for June & Sept. Write for Booklet AD privilege,. $31,900. Call —Hulotts on Lake George. Huletta HEIGHTS Owner NO RADIO - TV SERVICE 3 Acres. River frontage. Charming 4-4259. Lnndlng. N. Y. PRIDE 855 Summit Ave.. Ranch homo plus Jersey City 7. N J. guest cottage, 2 RADIO. WAYNE TELEVISION. HI-FI. STEREO. fireplaces, shod with 2 stalls. 2 car PT. PLEASANT BEACH TAPE recorder. garaga and swimming pool. $38,300 PHONOGRAPH 2W 4-3 AND AUTOMATIC acres, river frontage, center hall COUNTRY LIVING rooms, near beach, all conveniences. RECORD CHANGER SERVICE. colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, den, $123 wk.; 3 wk. min. Special rates, 2 car Exceptional half and June. SERVICE IN garage. view. $30,900. But within walking dlatance of New season, season 843 Palisade & . Ave. Teancck York. Newark Arlington Lyndhunt . Kcarnv & Fatcraon buaea. At- TE 61010 TE 6-2221 tractive Cod with Harrison - Elizabeth • Hlllild. Cape knotty-plne OCEAN HEIGHTS Irvington . Newark kitchen, garage, and encloacd porch; . JULIA HEAVY & CO. Modem 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, outslds AND VICINITIES W acre; only $17,900. shower, select community, 855 Ramspo Valley Rd. private E. B. NOWICKI JOHN PROP. Oakland FE 7-4355 WEISS & CO., Realtor guarded beach. June 1 to July 2s, CALL SW 3-2414 $B3O plua utilities. HA 7-3082 after PRIVACY! Macopin Rd. 6t Weaver Rd. 1207 Fatcraon tpk. Wayne Hamburg West Milford 3 P.M. AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS OX 7-6231 Open to 7:30 Sun. 1 to 5 OX 4-3300 BERGENFIELD WEST MILFORD APARTMENTS TO LET G.M. Transmission Service ELIZABETH Modem Elevator Plymouth. Ford. Chevrolet. Bulck. Olds* 5 Bedrooms 2 Years Old. Apts. -aSPi- Baths, Early American mobile Cadillac, any make auto; wo IVfc many extras. will Install a rebuilt transmission, guar- Near St. John's 6 ROOM RANCH $19,500& Pierce Manor Wits is //te anteed 6 months: price 822.900 up promise of Lakeview l quoted, no m up*; L-Z terms. 1-day Beautiful wooded plot,, treea. Terrace service. 331 Hal HOWSE REALTY lake 4 Rms. from Homes. Pride in ht N cw rk i' call Ml with club privileges. (1 bedrm.) $123 ... _ - or Prtco, 845 Palisade T. . :. Ave., Teaneck | )p 2-3334. 8: A. M.J! P. M. ® /R TE 6-1010 TE 6-2221 3 » Diving Rm , ectence kitchen IV n suburban bathi. Attached 5 Rms. (2 bedrms.) from $139 8/«/e/y residence of unusualsize and garage, aelect own lo luxury. Privacy ... in historic WAYNE at Middletown, TRANSMISSION BLOOMINGDALE HIGHCREST LAKE. Tamed tor its ( olomal heritage and conveniences 6 Rms. (3 bedrms, 2 baths) modern-day to enrich your daily living. SERVICE A. and M.D., Inc. Everything on Repairs on all automatic BEST TE 8-1030 from $169 you need is here: lovely Shadow Lake, plus close to N.J. HOME VALUE eve. HA 7-6316 proximity seashore transmissions. One block to Immaculate Conception tine Two Models Directions: Rt. 23—one mile past Butler public and Leo Whltty - Church it School. parochial schools, and centers all close Ray Nyhula to entrance of High Creat Lake. East shopping including Bamberger's 31 Shorman - by. St., Wayne. N. J. $16,600 $16,800 side of lake to Northwood Drive and Open dally $ to 3 P. M. Just / OXbow 4-3580 minutes to Bell Lab. at • 73x125 lots models. and Friday until 6 Holmdcl and 3 minutes to at •1 Paved Roads Tuesday P.M. just express trains Red Bank Station 1-3 P.M. • 3 Bedrooms •• Full Basement Sunday express buses, and less than 2 miles to ELECTRICAL WORKS Garage Tile Year Round Ji Hornet Presidential Management theGarden State Parkway ...to make a breeze • •• Bath Summer EL 4-0488 commuting • Curbs • Walks •• Sewera to anywhere! at Plnecliffe Lake • Water • Gas • Hardwood Floors Salta & Rentals MANGIERI DAMIEN Executive transferred, offers home in Edgemont District. Montclair. 11 beau- from WEDDINGS. FINE PORTRAITURE $15,790 tiful rooms. 3 colored tile baths. Spa INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL clous living with br. fireplace. PHOTOGRAPHY room OA Sun room. Modern kitchen. 4 b. r. • Fully landscaped 7.Vx12.V plota • Cuatom dealmed kitchen cabinet* • Built* tr 7.1751 or 7 Plnewood Lane r plus 3rd floor w hath. Under '»» St • Full DE 4-3888 MT. suite oven range American Standard colored future* • baaementa. LAKES. N. J. *30.000. Call Pi 02301 after 7 p.m. all All improvements . . . roads and utilities in and fill IMe day Sat. and Sun. curbs, sidewalks, PIANOS - ORGANS paid for by builders! MAHWAH WE BUY AND SELL • KIN’A NCI NO IMMEDIATE NEW and USED PIANOS end ORGANS EXCELLENT . OCCUPANCIES . SCHOOLS, BARGAIN COLONIAL CHURCHES AND SHOPPING ALL NEARBY. ROBBIE'S MUSIC CITY Two frame 314 Route 48. Wayne CL 8-1717 story colonial with screened St Dark lot. Modela Open Dally Sunday Til Pas.alC PR 8-74114 porch on large Handy to Mores, Hackensack HU 9-1121 schools and transportation. *l4 000. NEWARK Exclusive Sales MA 3-3038 THE DATOR AGENCY Agent PLUMBING & HEATING 6 E. Kamnpo Ave., Mahwah. N. J. l.Afayette 0 3000 EDW. J. FENGYA CO. Michael T. Baudermann, Inc. MORRISTOWN OFFICE: OX 4-4305 - MODEL TE 5-9798 PLUMBING AND HEATING ■Mi m WILLIAM ST.. NEWARK 3 MA 2-7407 NEW LISTING DIRECTION'S: From Pompton Lake*, take Rlngwood Ave. approx. 5 milee to On 34 In George Washington Conkllntown Road, turn right to Lakeland Regional High School St Model Homes. HAMILTON HELLXE SI*LiT suburban acre I*E\ELThis - School section. distinguished residence includes PILLOWS QUILTS Immaculate 3 bedroom four level, spacious bedrooms and full and split 1') baths, wall to wall a spacious with doors to future APARTMENTS TO LET basement... playroom sliding glass a outdoor patio! PILLOWS carpet. 2 Patios, expandable fourth APARTMINTS TO LIT - QUILTS Entertaining? You do it with in 20 ft. bedroom and bath. Asking *21.000, pride n company-sized living room ... a formal Mart** plus room . a 1961 to Order and Renovated Pillows dining .. plus CARLTON kitchen with relumed «am* day. Keathcra and Down by J. BRUEN, Realtor BLOOMINGDALE picturebook separate dining area. the pound. 7 Elm St. JE 0 3433. Eves. JE 8 2017 PENNER BROS. •M MOUNTAIN LAKES R way Bayonne KE 9 ()90S Since 1910 NEW EXCLUSIVE NURSING HOMES LISTING Unusual value Just on market White - Colonial • glass family with fire- PLEASANT VIEW ABBEY NURSING HOME room place. living room, large family kitchen COMPLETE SbllVll b with dining area. 2 master bedrooms A4.11 Cnnvalaaeent Chi.mli-ally 11l with tile bath. 2 GARDEN APARTMENTS lakeview 2nd floor • panelled bedrooms, bath, 'inmuniifi 86 Van Ness tile play room area, Place large plot Heat cost *l3O. atUched Bl 3 0303 garage. *24.000. 4 ROOMS & BATH MIDDLETOWN. V. J. Nawark. N. J, Ask for Mrs. Kelly ROBERT H. STEELE, Broker A UPHOLSTERY-SUP COVERS HIHhf'TIONS: Garden State 3889 HY. C4B DE 41400 PER MONTH Parkway south to Red $llO Bank Exit 109. Turn left Newman rnv KITCHEN CHAIRS RITA (Tenants & onto Springs Road, and con- b7mURPHY provide light heat) KXRERTI.Y RECOVERED 12 03 and UP 237 \V. Main St. Roonton, N. J. tinue Vi mile to Half Mile Road. Turn left onto Half Mile Road DISCOUNT CITY DE 4-178* ’ INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT to West Front St., then right turn to models. OR: Rt. 35 south 343 Montaornery St.. Jersey City. N. J. MOUNTAIN LAKES & VIC~ TELEPHONE DE 2-440(1 New “listings” For Information call to West Front St. in Red Op.n 0 a m. 10 complete with photos. Bank, turn right (west) and proceed ‘/a p.m. Closed Sun. milo to model.. TYPING KLINTRUP, INC., Realtor 150 Rlvd (Off Kt. 4fl> DE 4-0400. MODEL PHONE: SH 7-9894 Estate ”130” PREAKNESS TYPING Real at Since 1018 HOMES THESIS. TERM PAPERS Sanders & Realtors STATISTICAL REPORTS Bracken, - T3PED KOR REASONABLE E'EE |One Boulevard Mountain Lakes TE 5-8282 CALL MA 4-0700 EXT. 17 DEERFIELD 4-1318 THE 20 ADVOCATE April 20,1961 Indicts Bergen Publishers on Smut Charges By Joe Thomas defendants would be two arraigned and in Hackensack, from Publication HACKENSACK Another grand juryhas found :n court this Also, Management that week where possi- whom the offending Publishers ble. Extradition publications Corp., Development “contemporary community standards” can’t be reconciled proceedings will had been be purchased, were named Curp., Sirkay Publishing Cos., with the of instituted against those de- in the indictments widespread distribution publications pandering as co-conspir- Gala Magazine Corp., Royal Pub- fendants who refuse to come to to sexual appetities. ators. This means they probably lications Inc., Frolic Magazines New Jersey In voluntarily. will be called to testify in the Four State what could be a key development in the battle to C’alissi launched Inc., Publications, his investi- ensuing trials, but will not stand eliminate such from gation Inc., Mayorga Associates Inc., publications in November, 1959, with trial themselves. North Jersey newsstands, the and distributors have head- the Vce and Em Inc., Bruce-Royal help of local police, and A spokesman for Calissi’s Grand quarters In New York concluded of- Publishing Corp. and Carnival Bergen County Jury has and Cali- it in December, fice said it would returned indictments not be fair Magazine Corp. 40 charging fornia. Two Chicago concerns 19(10. Evidence was gathered to single out these eight deal- national publishers and distrib- were among those named. the Distributing firms indicted, in through purchase of sus- ers for prosecution when dis- utors with conspiracy to "sell, The local distributors indicted pected publications. addition to the two local firms, tribution was so widespread import . . . and distribute” ob- were the Hackensack News Calissi are Parliament News Cos., All Cos. began presenting the throughout the county. State scene and indecent magazines. Inc. of Carlstadt, and the Federal evidence to the grand News Cos., Kable News jury in The newspaper named in the News Cos. Inc. of Passaic. The January and concluded Cos., Great Western Distribu- THE PUBLISHERS of 21 na- his case indictments is Confidential Flash, tors Hackensack company was named in March. the Inc., Trans-American tional magazines, a weekly news- Among expert wit- a Canadian publication distribut- in 20 of the indictments aimed nesses called News .Cos., Publishers Distrib- paper, eight national distributors on to testify were ed by the Hackensack News Cos. and at publishers, and was also a psychiatrist, religious and civic uting Corp., Dorchester Na- two local distributors were Sale of that publication under named in a separate 42-count in- leaders, and law-enforcement tional Distributing Cos. Inc., and named in the indictments. of- the name of Confidential dictment. Federal Tattler Distribution Cos. News was ficials from the Essex Capitol It was the first time in re- County is banned in Essex County. Au- named in 18 indictments against sheriff’s office. The action the cent New Jersey history that thorities in the Post Office De- taken by grand publishers and in a separate 18- Indictments were returned jury here had its in New out-of-state enterprises have by partment have initiated action to parallel been count indictment. the jury against the publishers York where city and the indicted in New Jersey. have the paper’s second-class police The indictments represent the and the distributors of district in Most of the national publishers those mailing privileges revoked. attorneys Brooklyn, first known use in New Jersey magazines judged to be obscene Queens and the Bronx cooper- of federal law THE NATIONAL a enacted in 1958 on the basis of “contemporary publishers in- ated in the crackdown on Lauds dicted American Marquette permitting prosecution in obcen- community standards.” This was arc Art Agency obscene literature. Asa result cases at the point of distribu- the Inc., New of PLANNING POSTER: Rev. i'.y test for obscenity established Publishing Cos. Inc., the action, eight distributors, Carl Wolsin of St. Agnes, Paterson, of On ism tion. designer the Journal Previously only the local by the U.S. Supreme Court in Stanley Magazines Inc., Art En- six publishers and 100 newsdeal- Diocesan Development Fund, shows it to Ted center MILWAUKEE retailer or distributor could be a 1957 decision. Inc., Publish- ordered to and poster for the Patcrson Zoppo Marquette terprises Sampson ers were appear in Paul Zoppo of St. Guild in local' ;ing & Distributing Anthony Press, which will print the distribu- University was lauded here for prosecuted courts. Ac- Corp., Lux Supreme Court on charges involv- tion to all posterior tion SIX DEALERS in Englewood 1Publications churches and schools in the diocese. The drive its “imaginative educational against publishers and na- Inc. ing 27 magazines. will take on the pol- place four tional distributors had to of icy” in a school be tak- Sundays May with each working man asked to establishing of give $3 per Sunday en at their base of journalism 50 years ago by operations. Ralph D. Casey, director emeri- BERGEN COUNTY Prosecutor Annual tus of Drive Minnesota University’s Guy W. Calissi, who launched school. Archbishop’s Appointments journalism the investigation into the distri- spoke at In Paterson SUNDAY, APR. 23 Hedwig’s, Elizabeth. Casey an academic bution and sale of the publica- 2 convocation held as of p.m., Confirmation, Epi- 4 p.m., Blessed part the tions and personally presented PATERSON Confirmation, ceremonies the anniver- the the The annual phany, Cliff&ido Park. Sacrament, Newark. marking case to grand jury, said A 2 sary. Mass of Thanksgiving Paterson Diocesan p.m., Confirmation, St. Pe- 4 p.m., Confirmation, Holy Develop- was offered by Wil- ment ter’s Church, Newark. Cross, Harrison. Archbishop Eucharistic Fund drive will be held liam E. Cousins Congress 3 p.m., Annual Legion 4 of Milwaukee. on four Acies, p.m., Confirmation, St. the Sundays of May, During the celebrations, Arch- Considered of Mary, Sacred Heart Cathe- Mark’s, Rahway. Financing with each working adult dral. bishop Cousins announced that BOMBAY (RNS) With 30 prep- asked to donate SUNDAY, APR. Jeremiah L. O'Sullivan, dean of arations $3 per Sunday. 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. Pe- 2 already under way for p.m.. Blessing of new con- the Bishop McNulty, in ter’s Newark. journalism school, had been the 38th International Eucharistic announcing Chapel, vent, St. John the drive Ncpomucene, named a Knight of St. Gregory. this week, pointed out 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. An- Congress here in 1064, Indian Guttenberg. Tile bestowed that the money raised will be thony’s, Union Archbishop honor- leaders are reported to bo City. 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. An- giving used to off 7 ary degrees on five men in the much attention to pay debts on existing p.m., Catholic Scouters' the problem of astasia, Tcaneck. communications facilities and also to provide Banquet, Military Park field. raising funds for expenses. for Hotel, •* p.m., future Confirmation, St. A discussion of foreign news It is estimated expansion of schools, par- Newark. that the 37th Mary’s, Dumont. reporting four ishes, orphanages and diocesan MONDAY, APR. 24 by Marquette jour- Congress, held at Munich in 4.30 nalism 1960, charitable institutions. 4:30 of Advis- p.m., Confirmation, St. graduates now. active in cost German Catholics $3.7 mil- p.m., Meeting Paul’s A poster to Jersey that field was also a feature of lion. publicize the drive ory Board, St. James (Greenville), However, India is a much Hospital, City. Is currently being printed \’pwarlf the celebration. The journalists poorer country than by the Germany, CCD INSTITUTE: Rev. St. 8 agreed that Americans want and and thus Roger Reynolds (third from out an Anthony Guild Press and will WEDNESDAY, APR. 2(i p.m., Blessing of workers, every suitable means of right) points interesting be distributed to 2.30 St. are getting improved interna- funds part of the program at the of Christian Teach- all parishes and p.m., Clergy Anthony’s, Union City. raising must be consid- Confraternity Doctrine Institute for Conference, tional schools before coverage. ered. ers to, left to Sister the drive begins St. Patrick’s School Hall, New- right, Maria Josephine, chairman; Sister Regina Celeste, M.S.- next month. ark. Exhibitors B.T., St. Michael’s Missionary Cenacle, Newark; Sister Mary Floricita, S.S.N.D., St. 8 p.m., of Join Meeting Advisory Matthias, Brooklyn; Rev. Frank McNulty of St. Jersey City; and Brother Board, Marylawn of the Or- Film Code Push Aloysius, Offer T. St. Gabriel’s Spring Concert anges, South Orange. NEW Drive Joseph Perry, F.S.C.H., Junior College, Lakewood. YORK (NC) Motion Development In New Providence THURSDAY, -APR. 27 Picture Daily reported here that NEW 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. the American PROVIDENCE “Mas- Congress of Exhibi- and Mary’s, Plainrield. tors has Contests Initiated que Mantle” of Our Lady of urged top Hollywood ATTICS 4 HOME-MAKERS Peace Church will p.m., Confirmation, St. executives to the indus- present a Paul tighten the Apostle, Irvington. try's Production Code. NEWARK More than 200 teachers and Spring concert Apr. 30 at 4 p.m. principals in the 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. The have named BASEMENTS school auditorium. publication said (Apr. 14) been to county committees in Bergen, Essex, Solo Aloysius, Jersey City. that the performers will be Mrs. congress of exhibitors Hudson and Union to judge the and FRIDAY, APR. 28 hail essay poster contest Phyllis Mansfield Carlini at the joined with two other organi- the 8 on Archdiocesan PORCHES piano and Marion p.m., Annual Charter Night, zations that earlier Development Campaign being spon- Mansfield on had appealed reception and sored by the school the violin. The Masque and Man- dinner, Serra for a tighter code, Theater Own- department. Club of tle Choral Montclair, Upper Mont- ers of America and the According to Msgr. Joseph P. BUNGALOWS Group will also be clair Allied heard. Country Club. States Association. Tuite, superintendent of schools, week. Seventh and eighth grad- SATURDAY, APR. 29 The some 300,000 youngsters in Cath- FOR PRESENT OR FUTURE NEEDS executive committee of ers and school students TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE OUTSTANDING BUYS. 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. Aug- the olic schools and high are TONSURE is congress reportedly met here Confraternity of 300-word a sacred cere- ustine's, Newark. Christian Doctrine composing essays on instituted with Eric Johnston, president classes arc "What mony by the Church 2 of Archdiocesan p.m., Confirmation, Our the Motion eligible to enter the contest. Develop- Picture Association of ment Means to whereby one is raised to the cler- Lady of Good Me.” Children ical Counsel, New- America, and other MSGR. TUITE state and rendered ark. Hollywood said the contest up to the sixth grade are con- capable executives. No of receiving details of the is designed to "stimulate the in- centrating on Holy Orders. 2 p. m., St. posters with the Confirmation, meeting arc terest known. of children and their par- theme “My view of Archdio- ents” in the campaign, thereby ccsan Development.” creating a favorable atmosphere Next week principals and Con- for workers. St. campaign fraternity directors will send one Adjoining Leo's Church Through the contest, he said, winner from each grade to coun- "we hope ... that parents and ty contest chairmen who will their children and their fellow have until May 15 to select first, Catholics will have a better second and third-place winners understanding and appreciation for each grade in each county in SttcoerJ of the spiritual, educational both school and CCD categories. and humanitarian / / significance That will provide a total of 288 of Archbishop Boland’s pro- finalists competing for archdio- gram.” ccsan awards. Prizes will be The contest got under way this given to the finalists. IN THE LINCROFT SECTION OF MIDDLETOWN Blue Chijp m Luxury S Part 11 THE MURRAY HILL Rarely docs anew home community • 4 bedrooms oil on 1 ond CARPET offer the level each superb advantages you'll leading to ex- panliv# bedroom (oyer • 2Vi baths find at ORCHARD HII.L in Middle- (with color-keyed fixtures) • Balconied eg mid-level living room overlooks town. Located in the desirable Lin- formal • Kitchen dining room has window walled croft dinette ond section with nearby schools area, dishwasher delightful, louvred "pass- thru to 19 ft. and shopping, the famed recreation- family room • Seporate library suite has own room ond • Artlon, BARGAINS powder closet 34 al ft. portico wjth °Of|) bu 'y facilities of the New shore *. ?°.*. Jersey brick • New ,WW Cow II veneer "luxury-angle" stair with brick fjm Borvv/cfc. '*K "OWov beckon u m just a short drive planters each side away. on highlights reception foyer. A "‘rt'lown h We . *yihold Welcome Comparison Shoppers Across the street. life-sized ORCH- ARD HILL SECTION $22,990 These Prices Stand Against I relates, as Up no picture or models can, the imag- ination M Acre Plots Any Compotitionl and competence of the builder. If you vc sought a home on a NYLON TWEED CARPET spa- FINAL STONE: Rev. George T. Smith applies the cious lot in a community of char- mortar to the cornerstone for the new rectory at St. acter and charm, absolutely tenrivaled wall to wall Teresa’s Church as Bishop and Rev. 95 for value choice be Stanton, left, size your must Richard or room rugs Wall of St. look on. The ORCHARD HIJ If Mary’s, Bayonne, Sq. Yd. took 16. ceremony place Apr. ON V*" FOAM CUSHION The Symbol of Excellence THE WHIPPANY STAIR & HALL CARPET Quality products • 4 bedrooms • baths • Kitchen with Hugs separ. Friar Tuck • Inn American Standard plumbum fixtures ate dinette area Formal sized and Caloric • living dining and Holpolnt appliances • • Heat- rooms Reception foyer leods to level Ini by Junltrol • Doublo courso cedin' gallery living Route 23 (Newark Cedar • Pompton Turnpike) Grove, N. J. ic •hakes • Sturdy all plywood Oversized 2 with Shelter- sheathing car garage side entrance • For Reservations • 10 year guaranteed, lined hot CEnter 9-4500 49 glass ed colonial front water entry. Lin. heater . . . and many, many mors: Ft. $21,990 Cover your stairs at less and Rohm Hood Inn cost than stair treadsl 1129 VALLEY ROAD, CLIFTON, N.J. Cute, Wasable tms UMctorr iicno* For Reservation! 4-4510 0# * Pilgrim $ 95 MiOOUTOWN 1 • AMM HT** Rag. 11.95 8 COMPLETE PRIVATE BANQUET BUGGY BEARS DIRECTIONSi FACILITIES ACCOMMODATIONS FROM Garden State Park* RED BANK 15 TO 500 way south to Red iWifcpmf, Hank exit 109 turn PARK AT THE DOOR right Vj mile to -•*— JS- —<. 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